Nice demo and review video. I want to be a Masterforce fanboy, but the other brands, including the other Chervon brands are just putting out broader and deeper inventories as well as deals on batteries. I really like my Masterforce 13A angle grinder and the corded 7 1/4 circular saw.
@chrisbowers4464 I have both platforms the m12 and m18 I don't mind the m12 grips at all. I have a 1 inch auger bit that goes thru studs like butter on high with the m12 fuel. The m18 brushless non fuel has a ton of power aswell.
@@markk3948 M12 Fuel advertises 400lbs-inch peak torque. That's plenty for many tasks, but still doesn't quite match even this compact 18V tool. I don't have this store near me, but I Masterforce is made by Chervon, who definitely makes quality power tools (Flex, Ego, Skil, Kobalt) But like I said, many people love the m12 line, and I think the platform matters more than an individual tool. And nearly all the core m12 tools are very good.
@@markk3948 Yes I know but you’d likely need two rows of 18650s to get to 4ah whereas a single row of 21700s can easily get to 4ah. Judging by the overall height of that battery, there are not two rows of cells so either they’re 21700s (possible), pouch cells (extremely unlikely), super high end 18650s, (possible but less likely) or the 4 amp hour rating is a lie.
Honestly, even if you are near a Menards right now, I think there are better DIY choices. Ace, Lowe's and The Home Depot are in every city of any decent size carrying better performing brands even if you skip over the more expensive pro grade brands like Milwaukee, Dewalt and Flex. Skil, Craftsman, Kobalt, Ridgid, Ryobi, etc. I would think even the Hart stuff from Walmart is equal or better.
@@david-rios no conflict here. Cryobi from TTI is made by the same company as Milfuckee. Or Turgid. Default is made by Stanley B&D, as is Crapsman. All this doesn't keep Masterforce from being just as weak as Hart, even worse than the DIY-er Cryobi. Kobalt (also made by Chervon - not Chevron, that's another company) & Turgid & Crapsman are pro-DIYer while Milfuckee and Default and Flex are contractor grade. These parent companies play on all instruments.
My 20 v tools are all master force but my 12v stuff is m12 never had a problem with masterforce tools I would say they are pro sumer tool. For sure prolly won't see on job sight but the performance is up there wit some of the big boys no lie
Nice demo and review video. I want to be a Masterforce fanboy, but the other brands, including the other Chervon brands are just putting out broader and deeper inventories as well as deals on batteries. I really like my Masterforce 13A angle grinder and the corded 7 1/4 circular saw.
Id get the m12 fuel over that. Be smaller and more powerful for around same price
M12 would be less powerful and worse ergonomics, but m12 line is pretty vast, so has a better platform if you don't mind those grips.
@chrisbowers4464 I have both platforms the m12 and m18 I don't mind the m12 grips at all. I have a 1 inch auger bit that goes thru studs like butter on high with the m12 fuel. The m18 brushless non fuel has a ton of power aswell.
@@markk3948 M12 Fuel advertises 400lbs-inch peak torque. That's plenty for many tasks, but still doesn't quite match even this compact 18V tool. I don't have this store near me, but I Masterforce is made by Chervon, who definitely makes quality power tools (Flex, Ego, Skil, Kobalt)
But like I said, many people love the m12 line, and I think the platform matters more than an individual tool. And nearly all the core m12 tools are very good.
I'd choose the hercules over the two mentioned
@@eddyparker10 blah lol
Good for you TJ.. somebody's looking at MasterForce...made by Chervon (Kobalt, FLEX, SKIL) ✔️
If this comes with the same warranty, you could get a replacement at any store. Would be convenient
That’s an awfully small battery for 4ah, what kinda cells is it running? 21700?
21700 would be bigger. 18650s are smaller
@@markk3948 Yes I know but you’d likely need two rows of 18650s to get to 4ah whereas a single row of 21700s can easily get to 4ah. Judging by the overall height of that battery, there are not two rows of cells so either they’re 21700s (possible), pouch cells (extremely unlikely), super high end 18650s, (possible but less likely) or the 4 amp hour rating is a lie.
@2down4up I'd say it's not 4ah lol
@markk3948 it is...made by Chervon..they make the best battery technology on the market..
@boosted2.4_sky nah they are decent Batteries but no where near the best
Honestly, even if you are near a Menards right now, I think there are better DIY choices. Ace, Lowe's and The Home Depot are in every city of any decent size carrying better performing brands even if you skip over the more expensive pro grade brands like Milwaukee, Dewalt and Flex. Skil, Craftsman, Kobalt, Ridgid, Ryobi, etc. I would think even the Hart stuff from Walmart is equal or better.
Acme tools has the most powerful Flex hammer drill with turbo with an 5 and a 2.5 Ah battery for $99!
Masterforce is made by Chevron who makes flex an skil lol
@@david-rios no conflict here. Cryobi from TTI is made by the same company as Milfuckee. Or Turgid. Default is made by Stanley B&D, as is Crapsman. All this doesn't keep Masterforce from being just as weak as Hart, even worse than the DIY-er Cryobi. Kobalt (also made by Chervon - not Chevron, that's another company) & Turgid & Crapsman are pro-DIYer while Milfuckee and Default and Flex are contractor grade. These parent companies play on all instruments.
My 20 v tools are all master force but my 12v stuff is m12 never had a problem with masterforce tools I would say they are pro sumer tool. For sure prolly won't see on job sight but the performance is up there wit some of the big boys no lie
@@Surmokain a sense jobsite worthy tool with homeowner prices