Professional locksmith here I love this thing I constantly switch between a ph 2&3 and this makes it a piece of cake, Ofcourse I have better drills for doing masonry or metal but this is great mid power driver, my diagnostic drill I carry in to save on weight. Cheers everyone also never spray WD40 in a lock you’ve been warned :), Triflow is the best and Houdini for electric locks only
I had a chance to really test out my skil 12v impacter today. It's every bit as pathetic as the 12v drill. I would put skil on par with a walmart black and decker tool. The only thing it might be better than is hypertough mainly because it functioned more than 3 uses.🙄
Cabinet installers or exterior trim installers that need pre drilled and countersunk holes. You guys put too much value in names when they really don't matter for the most part because out of the thousands of brands out there, there's only around 6/7 actual manufacturing companies that make all of these tools. Is it as good as festool, no, but will it last and get the job done long enough to pay for itself time and again, most likely if you don't treat it like your wife and kids.😮😅 In other words tools are like cars if you take care of them they'll take care of you and they'll last. Thanks 🙈🙉🙊
I find it funny, u say u don't know why u would use it for anything larger but yet u use impact drivers to drive lags, bolts, and various other fasteners that their not made for doing thats a wee bit hypocritical don't u think and that drill is actually very good for cabinet making, this is why cabinet makers have been speaking highly of it
@@MrBostonBilly yea, I’m not saying these impact drivers should be used on those fasteners though, I don’t use impact drivers on anything that large in the real world, it’s really all just for entertainment in the video
Have the 40 VOLT REAR HANDLE CIRC SAW WITH 2 FIVE AMP BATTERIES it's a POWER HOUSE and can get ADAPTORS and run MILWAUKEE M18 fuel FORGE BATTERIES and it would be a Very STRONG CIRC SAW
Run maintenance at a hotel and before I started we had 5 old masterforce tools we now have most of there 20 volt tools brushless and its they all have worked well the one hand recip saw is just like my flex recip and with a 5 year warranty it's been good so far. Probly could have pushed for a better brand but might not have as much tools
Professional locksmith here I love this thing I constantly switch between a ph 2&3 and this makes it a piece of cake, Ofcourse I have better drills for doing masonry or metal but this is great mid power driver, my diagnostic drill I carry in to save on weight. Cheers everyone also never spray WD40 in a lock you’ve been warned :), Triflow is the best and Houdini for electric locks only
I love my skil 12v line. The impact driver 12v pwrcore is an absolute beast. It is a great line for DIY.
I would say this would be pretty good for a homeowner that’s about it. It’s still kind of cool.
@@kodyrussell1623 it’s kinda cool but unnecessary in my opinion lol
The saving grace of this tool is that it can use both 12v and 20v batteries.
@@louisd95714 that is a cool feature that I didn’t touch on since I don’t have any 20v batteries.
Think about people going up and down stairs, where they don't have a table to lay their stuff. Not necessary, just convenient.
I had a chance to really test out my skil 12v impacter today. It's every bit as pathetic as the 12v drill.
I would put skil on par with a walmart black and decker tool. The only thing it might be better than is hypertough mainly because it functioned more than 3 uses.🙄
Cabinet installers or exterior trim installers that need pre drilled and countersunk holes.
You guys put too much value in names when they really don't matter for the most part because out of the thousands of brands out there, there's only around 6/7 actual manufacturing companies that make all of these tools.
Is it as good as festool, no, but will it last and get the job done long enough to pay for itself time and again, most likely if you don't treat it like your wife and kids.😮😅
In other words tools are like cars if you take care of them they'll take care of you and they'll last.
Thanks 🙈🙉🙊
I find it funny, u say u don't know why u would use it for anything larger but yet u use impact drivers to drive lags, bolts, and various other fasteners that their not made for doing thats a wee bit hypocritical don't u think and that drill is actually very good for cabinet making, this is why cabinet makers have been speaking highly of it
@@MrBostonBilly yea, I’m not saying these impact drivers should be used on those fasteners though, I don’t use impact drivers on anything that large in the real world, it’s really all just for entertainment in the video
Not bad.Jeff
Have the 40 VOLT REAR HANDLE CIRC SAW WITH 2 FIVE AMP BATTERIES it's a POWER HOUSE and can get ADAPTORS and run MILWAUKEE M18 fuel FORGE BATTERIES and it would be a Very STRONG CIRC SAW
@@THEBEARDEDTOOLGUY have you tried it with the m18 batteries?
Run maintenance at a hotel and before I started we had 5 old masterforce tools we now have most of there 20 volt tools brushless and its they all have worked well the one hand recip saw is just like my flex recip and with a 5 year warranty it's been good so far. Probly could have pushed for a better brand but might not have as much tools
@@Kaleb_RoSs nope have to buy them about $60 will do it this by March if the new Milwaukee M18 fuel REAR HANDLE CIRC SAW GEN 2 is not out