Definitely a fun video Chris! And I agree I don’t care how companies market just as long as they all keep each other honest. I love the old bd by the way. Take care
@ClientGraphics. Thanks Chris for sharing your tests. So far, the Flex looks like it can get the job done like all the others. We'll see how they fare over time in the US, reliability, ease for getting warranty repairs, and what sales deals can be had. Hope you and your family stay safe and well.
It was definitely a lot of drilling and screwing around. Trying to put a consistent force on with one-handed while not having to set up a contraption for testing.
Looks like the battery dropped a bar after that one hole. I gotta ask, the turbo mode is great and all, but is there a certain point that the higher rpm is actually bad for the tool being used?
I think a lot of people got their panties into a bunch because of the Flex commercial. Their not going to come out and say our tools are somewhat better then everybody else's. Their looking for contractors to jump tool lines and to get someone to jump from Dewalt or Milwaukee is going to take some work. From what I've seen I think their better then everyone else but just barely. I know if I was in deep on one of the other tool lines I wouldn't be jumping ship. But if I was looking for an upgrade or starting out I would definitely consider this line. It seems innovative and forward thinking. Also the price for what your getting doesn't seem terrible. Just my 2c. Cool video.
Better known as time tested, good value tech. Someone always waiting for the latest and greatest, just tells me they can't use tech because the problem of making holes was solved a century ago, now it's just about kids with 15 second attention spans watching youtube. Make something the same size but more powerful and you will either need more exotic and costly materials, or suffer higher failure rates. That's nothing 10 years from now that is going to change that.
Hi and I love the video and I have a have a idea craftsman cmc820 vs the Milwaukee 2850-22CT vs the dewalt dcf885 the dewalt dcf885 is a brush the craftsman and Milwaukee is brushless tool
I might have the Milwaukee 2850-22CT but nothing in the Craftsman power tool lineup. If it's on sale sometime and I can catch a good deal then maybe...
Has anyone seen these flex tools in a Lowe's store yet? Do they have the cheap feeling forward/reverse switch that sticks out too far like all the other Chervon drills I've had my hands on?
I’ve seen a few in store but they were not out on display just online orders. What I heard from a store employee is closer to Father’s Day but who knows.
Thats the way, demand and fire and don't teach. I hope you are not the type of boss that complain that craftsman skills are not that it was once in the past
Totally agree however it all comes down to kits on sale and tools I already have available since these all cost money. I honestly like impact drivers more.
If you push the flex like that, it probably won't last an entire week. Far better to have a tool that doesn't push itself too hard and end up with it failing. On a jobsite, warranty doesn't get the done. Neither is the appropriate drill for repetitively drilling concrete.
Good video man - I've been considering a corded BnD drill. I feel confident in making that purchase now!
Awesome test Chris with putting a corded keyed chuck drill in the mix @Client Graphics
Figured someone should throw in a corded vs cordless drill for FUN.
@@ClientGraphics I agree and looked like ya had a blast doing the video
Definitely a fun video Chris! And I agree I don’t care how companies market just as long as they all keep each other honest. I love the old bd by the way. Take care
Great video, solid results
@ClientGraphics. Thanks Chris for sharing your tests. So far, the Flex looks like it can get the job done like all the others. We'll see how they fare over time in the US, reliability, ease for getting warranty repairs, and what sales deals can be had.
Hope you and your family stay safe and well.
Gonna need wrist support, the Flex looks like a good tool.
It was definitely a lot of drilling and screwing around. Trying to put a consistent force on with one-handed while not having to set up a contraption for testing.
Maybe the 20 lb weight tied to drill or 25 lbs since 20 has been done???
Still waiting on that Koken torture test. Still crazy to think about how far tools have come though!
Looks like the battery dropped a bar after that one hole. I gotta ask, the turbo mode is great and all, but is there a certain point that the higher rpm is actually bad for the tool being used?
There are specific rpm ranges (lower) for drilling into different types of metals that higher RPMs are not good.
I think a lot of people got their panties into a bunch because of the Flex commercial. Their not going to come out and say our tools are somewhat better then everybody else's. Their looking for contractors to jump tool lines and to get someone to jump from Dewalt or Milwaukee is going to take some work. From what I've seen I think their better then everyone else but just barely. I know if I was in deep on one of the other tool lines I wouldn't be jumping ship. But if I was looking for an upgrade or starting out I would definitely consider this line. It seems innovative and forward thinking. Also the price for what your getting doesn't seem terrible. Just my 2c. Cool video.
Interesting 4 way video with the 2 and the 5ah and without turbo on and turbo on @Client Graphics
Figured I would throw something extra in battery size and turbo did make somewhat of a difference✌️
@@ClientGraphics came out sweet defenitly see a small difference with the turbo
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flex 24v. I would like to know what the weight is as it comes in the suitcase since in my country we pay weight tax
I may be the minority but I really love keyed chucks over keyless chucks
ditto
Good job bro 👍💯
That BnD is some old technology. I can't wait for tools that come out in 10+ years from now, to see the advancements.
Better known as time tested, good value tech. Someone always waiting for the latest and greatest, just tells me they can't use tech because the problem of making holes was solved a century ago, now it's just about kids with 15 second attention spans watching youtube.
Make something the same size but more powerful and you will either need more exotic and costly materials, or suffer higher failure rates. That's nothing 10 years from now that is going to change that.
Now there nothing but black & crapper
Hi and I love the video and I have a have a idea craftsman cmc820 vs the Milwaukee 2850-22CT vs the dewalt dcf885 the dewalt dcf885 is a brush the craftsman and Milwaukee is brushless tool
I might have the Milwaukee 2850-22CT but nothing in the Craftsman power tool lineup. If it's on sale sometime and I can catch a good deal then maybe...
The hammering drill with turbo is just that much better too.
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Has anyone seen these flex tools in a Lowe's store yet? Do they have the cheap feeling forward/reverse switch that sticks out too far like all the other Chervon drills I've had my hands on?
I’ve seen a few in store but they were not out on display just online orders. What I heard from a store employee is closer to Father’s Day but who knows.
@@ClientGraphics thanks. I thought this stuff was supposed to be out everywhere April 12!
Anyone know what happened to this guy? Hasnt uploaded in 2 years. He was an awesome reviewer really wish hed start uploading again
"well by golly" lol
Fired a couple guys that thought they were suppose to work harder, not smarter.
When the bad outweighs the good you must ruthlessly move forward with the best solution🔥🔥
Thats the way, demand and fire and don't teach. I hope you are not the type of boss that complain that craftsman skills are not that it was once in the past
Then you must be a bad teacher to not accept that you were the problem.
same hole 😆 I know it wasn't very cool
That DeWalt And that Milwaukee are mid grade drills, And not their best offering. You want the fuel 2804 or power detect DCD998.
Totally agree however it all comes down to kits on sale and tools I already have available since these all cost money. I honestly like impact drivers more.
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If you push the flex like that, it probably won't last an entire week. Far better to have a tool that doesn't push itself too hard and end up with it failing. On a jobsite, warranty doesn't get the done.
Neither is the appropriate drill for repetitively drilling concrete.
Black&Decker is turning wrong lap
Don't believe his lies. He is sponsored by Black and Decker and Porter Cable.
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