DEWALT XR Power Detect 20V Reciprocating Saw DCS368 Vs Flexvolt 60v DCS389 Vs Milwaukee Fuel 2721-20
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DEWALT Vs Milwaukee
DEWALT updated the FlexVolt Reciprocating Saw and also introduced the 20-volt Power Detect Reciprocating Saw at about the same time. With our FlexVolt video, linked above, coming out first, many people asked about the power and performance differences between the two DEWALT models. While comparing, we also made a few fans very happy by adding in the Milwaukee FUEL 2721-20. Interestingly enough, the Milwaukee FUEL 2721-20 is not Milwaukee's top dog that would be in the fight against the two top DEWALT Recip Saws. The Milwaukee Super Sawzall would probably be a more fair fight, but the 2721 matches up much better with the DEWALT models.
Power Detect Vs Flexvolt
The introduction of the Power Detect 20-volt tools and the new updated FlexVolt tools seemed to happen at the same time. Is that a coincidence? We think not. DEWALT has to update some of the FlexVolt tools in order for the Power Detect tools not to be as powerful as the FlexVolt tools. Yes, the DEWALT Power Detect tools are that impressive.
One key difference we find when we compare the FlexVolt tools to the Power Detect tool is the runtime. In very power-hungry tools, the FlexVolt tools have always had a shorter runtime. The latest Power Detect tools have been able to supply that power and also provide very impressive runtimes to match. That leaves everyone trying to decide if they want the most powerful tool or a very close second in power and more runtime.
DEWALT Power Detect DCS368
Reciprocating saws are not as easy to judge power differences with once they reach a certain level. Like the DEWALT FlexVolt, the Power Detect model will bend a blade before you can get the saw to stall. Even dropping the DCS368 down to a 5.0 Ah battery did not make the saw stoppable. This new saw is very impressive. But when you compare it to many others on the market, it is missing a few items.
Most other top tier recip saws have an orbital option that allows them to chew through wood incredibly fast. The DEWALT saws both lack rafter hooks and adjustable shoes. Both options are common and used often with reciprocating saws. Many other high-end saws will give the user access to different max speeds to help them control cuts through different materials. So is DEWALT behind the times not having these options on their recip saws? Yes, DEWALT is needing to add something to this line to keep up with the Jones. DEWALT still has a solid and powerful no-frills saw, just not one that everyone will run to the store to buy because of the lacking features.
Specifications
ADJUSTABLE SHOE: PIVOTING ONLY
STROKE LENGTH: 1-1/8 IN
STROKES/MIN: 0 - 3000
WEIGHT: 7.84 LBS - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
TESTING FLAWS: Yes, there are a bunch of them and I invite you to discuss them below to help guide me to what you want to see. Using the same blade for each saw was not optimal, but due to our state being on lockdown it is the best I could do. Not moving the clamps after each cut was an error but I was fearing this video could get very long. This is difficult shooting alone as we cannot be together in groups. I look forward to the comments!
WorkshopAddict I don’t consider these tests to be flawed. Yes, they aren’t ideal, but for the purpose of showing the minor differences between these saws, using a used blade and switching it between the saws was a good compromise. Comparing the different batteries was also good, we could see where the newer 21700 based batteries definitely supply more power in these saws. It wasn’t a huge difference in speed in your tests, but it was noticeable in how much the saw bogged down, and we could hear that.
So, while not an optimal scientific test, it a solid and useful comparison.
Looked pretty good to me. Considering your situation. Maybe one thing you could have done and I don't know if you own one was to mount the timber on a bench vice. If it had the capacity? Less vibration if it's mounted to a bench that is heavy or anchored to the floor, reducing the risk of the vibration syncing with blade stroke. All in all though, I'd agree with the post above completely. The point was made clear enough!
Real world test. You did alright.
I’m drinking beer watching this video. No complaints 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I have nothing to say about the tests, they were Real World tests. But at least put the saws on the floor! I was cringing so hard every time one of them fell.
I get that they are work tools and might very well end up being dropped eventually anyways, but in this case it could have easily been avoided.
I like your videos and will definitely keep watching the future content you make 🍻🍻.
*A great tool **MyBest.Tools** compact & powerful.*
Honestly, any of these three saws will do what 99% of professionals require. Buy into your platform and call it a day. I'm a DeWalt guy personally, so I'll be looking at the Power Detect tools if/when I need to replace any of my tools.
This tool is one where buying the Flexvolt does not make sense.
@@WorkshopAddict
The flexvolt one came out years ago (2016 when I bought it), the flex detect just came out last year. The biggest upgrade to Dewalt's line up was the flex detect circ saw which had a major improvement on the flexvolt one.
Still waiting on a better version of the power planer (hate the safety switch that replaced the corded version's on lock), and a battery powered belt sander.
Yea I'm a dewalt guy.mostly and recently upgraded my drill with 998 8ah kit instead of going with flexvolt. Not sure if much difference depending on the battery you are comparing to. Got Great deal so can't complain.
Dewalt wins durability test! Multiple bounces off of concrete no breaks.
Have you ever watched us drop these from an excavator bucket?
Ha thats cute
I'd say the Dewalt's are better tools because you keep dropping them & they keep on running
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You are killing it with these Power Detect reviews. Thanks
thank you. trying to do my best given the circumstances.
If the Power Detect would have come out just 2 years ago, I would have stayed on Dewalt's platform! I am on Team Red nowadays.
Sweet I have the flexvolt DCS388B Good to see it went well thanks Brian
We use the Milwaukee Fuel at work. I love them. I do commercial HVAC. But my personal impact drill is Dewalt
The super sawzall is my recip of choice with a 12AMP it’s absolutely insane!
In my opinion.. between the flexvolt and the power detect I'd get the power detect. The performance between the two is so similar and if you need a little more power you can slap a flexvolt battery on the power detect and go. With the flexvolt you can only use flexvolt batteries and the 20v can use both
Only problem with it is I wish it had better blade change like the regular fuel sawzall
@@marcowens3522 yes, it can't
As a DeWalt guy, I'd go for the 20v Power Detect. I've collected more than a few DeWalt 5ah batteries, but it will also run with my FlexVolt batteries. However, I don't work in demo or construction and I'm thinking if I did, I'd prefer the smoothest option. Thanks for the video. Stay safe.
Great demonstration and testing video
I do like how Dewalt is moving towards being made in USA, not all their tools but alot.
Awesome video again what would cuts per charge be threw any medium with power detect 20v 8ah vs flexvolt 9ah be just want to know what the increase in runtime would be
That milwaukee is still a beast... when people say they own a sawzall, you think of milwaukee
Way less vibration and faster cut with the flexvolt on the 2x6
Great test sir! After watching all of these tests, my conclusions are that the Godzilla Multivolt is the way to go lol. No but really, super happy I went with Metabo HPT Multivolt Recip! It’s absolutely devours 6x6 and 4x4 treated on the daily. Orbital with a samurai sword angled wood blade makes any saw fly through 6x6 but having a good powerful saw behind those specs helps. Dewalt really should have at least thrown orbital on these saws.
Godzilla Vs Super Saw coming soon.
Try cutting cast iron or steel with the Flex Volt.. that's where it really shines
I have that Fuel Sawzall and mostly use it with 5.0 batteries and it has served me well. I haven't had the need to use any of the bigger batteries. Since I own some DeWalt 20 volt stuff, that power detect would be my choice over the Flexvolt. I don't plan on investing in the Flexvolt line, since the Milwaukee 18 volt and DeWalt 20 volt stuff has served me well.
Good test!
Seems like the power detect recip saw is much closer to the flexvolt, than the circular saws are. Very interesting, but I feel since DeWalt added power they also should have lengthened the stroke to 1 1/4 inch (at least) and given it oscillation option. Not to mention a rafter hook
You Got It! Make it a premium saw with premium features.
The tool which I probably will buy is the first power tool that I purchased given I have an initial investment in that battery tech. Given that batteries are pretty expensive that will be a huge data point in which one I would buy.
I own both dewalt and Milwaukee tools I like my flexvolt tools
Great video. Thank you for taking the time and effort to do this for us, it's appreciated. I'm team RIDGID. Hope to see some of those tools make it into your future videos!
I'm mad at you for dropping my favorite tool
For the longest the fuel was the best saw, but gaving used several sawzalls, IMO the ridgid octane is the best and my personal favorite.
I think it's size/weight to power ratio is unmatched!
Rigid Octane cuts out when the going gets tough, and the batteries are difficult to get off. Having owned the Rigid and the Flexvolt, I actually prefer size and heavy weight of the Flexvolt, and there's nothing else out there that comes close in terms of power.
@@Patrick-857 my octane doesn't cut out and has not cut out once. I do heavy demolition as a remodeling contractor. I always use octane batteries though, 6.0ah and 9.0ah. your experience has not been mine at all.
@@Patrick-857 here is a direct comparison between the two saws mentioned: th-cam.com/video/j3YwTj0nDjs/w-d-xo.html
Dont use your opinion on a factual statement. Ridgid is not the 'best'
I feel the Milwaukee should take a few falls too for fair comparisons. 🙃
For real. I was a little hurt the Milwaukee didn't fall at least once 😆
Tres bon test! cest fun de voir que quelqun est a laffuts des nouveau outil qui vienne de sortir pour les tester je trouve que la puissance du xr resemble a elle du flexvolt .. cest bizare
how many minutes of runtime did you get with the 20V Dewalt Reciprocating using a DCB208 (8ah battery) ?
Hello. Which one better DCS382B OR DCS368B? Thanks
Great vid hoss....
Dewalt needs to put a rafter hook on there reciprocating saws
When cutting the 6x6 you rocked both of the DEWALTs back and forth and held the Milwaukee fixed. Even with your sabotage it still was almost faster then all the other ones. You should have texted the super it would smoke both the dewalts.
Wayne, not sabotage at all. I was not feeling the Dewalts cutting or moving and that is what my brain says to do. I felt the Milwaukee cutting and I was never triggered to have to do that. IMHO, the Milwaukee won this with cut times and the lack of vibration.
Lowes having a super sale on these get power detect tool, fast charger with 8 ah with a free tool for 279.00.I picked the mid torque wrench a 199.00 value as free tool you cant go wrong just the 8 ah battery are 179.00
I'd love to see some super sawzall comparisons
Coming up soon.
@@WorkshopAddict Awesome!
Awesome video as always Brian, I really like all the new power detect tools dewalt is reproducing!! I wanted to ask you something Brian, out of the tool carts you have at the shop, which do you like best, your Sunex tool carts, or the gearwrench 42" I believe it is? I'm curious to know what you think bud!!
The GearWrench cart we reviewed is by far my favorite! But it is expensive! I roll the orange sunex one around the most as it is the most useful for working out of. It is this one amzn.to/348bUOW But this would work just as well amzn.to/2JAARJD
@@WorkshopAddict thank you so much for getting back to me Brian, I need a nice rolling cart and you have all the ones I really like, and when it comes to nice tools, you get what you pay for, if its expensive but worth it, I'll get it. Your opinion matters and that comes from your videos and how well you review and examine all your stuff. I figured you had the carts long enough now that you put them to good use and would have a good idea which ones are built a little better, and function a little better for the money. Thanks again for the reply and keep up the great work, cause I really enjoy the videos my tool brother!! Lol
@@williamdavis922 Thank you
Man you can really bear down on them tools Brian!!!
Interesting that the PD is much closer in performance to the new FV is than the circular saw test was.
Certain tools in PD are amazing.
The new flexvolt and power detect recips have already been put up against the M18 Fuel super sawzall and it's not even close the super sawzall cuts twice as fast without using the orbital action and even faster with the orbital action
That is why we kept with tools in the same class.
“Not even close” is a ridiculously huge stretch lol the power detect barely falls behind the M18 super sawzall, which is probably due to almost being twice the weight. For 200$ and 6 pounds lighter I’ll take the dewalt
@@The_Honcho neither the power detect or the new flexvolt compare to the Milwauke Super sawzall, they are not even in the same league as the makita xrj05, First of all both the Milwaukee and Makita have a 1/8" longer stroke than any of the dewalt's. Dewalt barely makes a reciprocating saw that can compete with the regular 10 year old Fuel sawzall and does not make a reciprocating saw that will even come close to the super sawzall
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Chalk one up for the saw horse! That thing held up great. What is it?
That is a Triton Jawhorse
I would get the power detect you can use more batteries from 1.5 amp to the 12amp flexvolt the power difference is that much
I’m a Milwaukee guy but I also own a lot of Dewalt tools. When it comes to Recip saws Milwaukee and Rigid Octane is what I like. Nothing against Dewalt but imagine their Recip saws with orbital and a rafter hook to go with that easy blade change! Would have been a Home run I think. I own the Gen 1 Flexvolt Grinder and man, it’s awesome! Almost bought the new Flexvolt Angle grinder in store yesterday but if anything I think their new power detect would be better because I could have the Flexvolt for power and the power detect for the run time. Great job Brian on the testing it really gives us great input on these tools and their differences!
In a few months you'll definitely see the rafter hooks just like they did with the circ saws, orbital I'm not sure when
Great job god bless
Could you please do a 1" SDS Plus rotary hammer shootout sometime?
Dewalt DCH133B vs Milwaukee 2713-20 vs Bosch GBH18V-26DN atleast?
Just a video idea. People review these tools individually but never against each other which is annoying.
I will see if I can get that scheduled.
I've got a Flexvolt Advantage and it's the bomb.
The higher the volts the faster you drain the battery. Put a 12ah battery in the flexvolt its actually a 4ah in 60v. This is why the flexvolt's have short run times, but they do put out more power.
Rubbish. Learn Ohms Law.
Wow some of you need to go back to school on battery configuration.
DeWalt literally came out and said this to be true. The 12, 9, and so on Ah rating is for the 20v setting. It's an advertising ploy. The 12Ah FlexVolt is 4Ah in 60v and 12Ah in 20v. 9Ah FlexVolt is 3Ah in 60v and 9Ah in 20v. DeWalt has said this
That's why the 20v lines make more sense because they're close enough in power but significantly more runtime. Especially putting the 12Ah Flex battery on the 20V tools to get the maximum 12Ah runtime
That's also the reason the Ah rating is labeled right next to the 20v Max logo on the Flex batteries instead of underneath the 60v logo. They're saying it's a 9Ah, 12Ah in it's 20v mode. Divide the rating by 3 and you get your Ah in 60v. Exactly the way it works
I usually don’t go for the top end tools but I went for the 60V Max saw and now it turns out it’s the worst one in Dewalts line yet the most pricey. Oh well it works good enough for me with the 9 Amp it came with. I also bought Dewalts Cadillac XR hammer drill and came to find out it’s outperformed by it’s little brother. LOL. I’m always buying the wrong Cadillac. Oh well.
I think the Super Sawsall is really the competitor to the Flexvolt and the other Milwaukee fuel/dewalt compete together.
I think we prove here that the Milwaukee will keep up. I will get to the Super sawzall next week and show you there is no competition between the SS and FV. SS all day.
Hi Brian,
First you are correct Milwaukee is the king in (sawzall) DeWalt and other brands are (reciprocating saw), LOL...
I use both brand (Milwaukee and DeWalt) i have to say i do like the new DeWalt 20v Power Detect reciprocating saw. I like that you can use all the batteries on the DeWalt line. With the flexvolt you can only use the flexvolt batteries. Plus it was about the same to the milwaukee 2720 sawzall. Just no rafter hook and adjustable shoe but not really a deal breaker.
Now i hope dewalt can come out with a new version of the compact reciprocating saw with less vibration. That's also a great reciprocating saw and size for tight spaces.
I have the milwaukee 2720 and i do like it alot. The only thing i don't like is the blade release switch on the side. I do like the DeWalt system better.
This video was a great comparison to the milwaukee 2720. The super sawzall is a whole different beast.
I will differently buy the new dewalt power detect reciprocating saw. It will work great for my projects.
Thanks for this video.
no rafter hook is a deal breaker once you work off a ladder. And since nobody does finish carpentry with these things then ladder/height work is inevitable.
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I totally understand the need for a rafter hook and adjustable shoe for some people. For me it's not a deal breaker. I used my corded milwaukee for 15 yrs and it never had a rafter hook. It does have an adjustable shoe. With my new cordless milwaukee sawzall which has the rafter hook i still place it down on the ground when i do demo work. Don't get me wrong it's nice to have it for those certain situations.
Just like the adjustable shoe. I might have used it three times in the past 25 yrs. So for me it nice to have but still not a deal breaker if you don't really use it as much.
Still a great sawzall and reciprocating saw to have when you need cordless
Please review dcs382
This is why you are the best at these reviews, other reviewers were 20 to 40 seconds out these saws and that was super saw and new Dewalt flexvolt and they were using brand new blades, if you ever want to use the best wood blades for wood advant pro they are great for wood never tried their metal blades
Dewalt still hasn’t put an adjustable shoe on recip saw😐 common Dewalt
Just use the Right sized blade for the job ...
Next time try using the Milwaukee Supersawzall with 12 amp battery. I think it would embarrass the Dewalts
You are right it would. The SS will be going up against some others and I will add the FV just for you.
Yeah , and the Kit only cost about $430 ....🤭🤣😹
Good video Brian @workshopaddict
You should "beat down" the power detect and put it up against the Milwaukee super sawzall or rigid octane recip saw
Super Sawzall will be going up against some tools in the near future.
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Surprisingly, the Milwaukee is obviously slower. I'll take your word on the smoothness. We know the Dewalts can take numerous drops off the sawhorse and keep on ticking! lol!
Maybe place the sawzaws some place else so they dont fall
It is good testing. All tools get dropped.
Was thinking the same thing lol.
Dewalt def took a punch here and kept going lol
Both great brands but when it comes to framing, carpentry etc dewalt has alot more to offer, the reciprocating saws have more than enough power to finish most jobs
First question how's your friend Jeff pennisetum we don't know if he's okay or not just let us know second you guys are doing an awesome job do the testing the way you think it should be done I seen people hang weights off them I seen people do it like you do it everybody has their own way in their own opinion just keep yours the way you want to keep you're just show this often and that's great cuz everybody needs options thank you again and😷🍻🍺
Jeff is good. We cannot get together with the stay at home laws.
@@WorkshopAddict I just want to make sure you was okay
@@konamanstudio2447 All good, just avoiding stores now because the virus is coming North of Detroit pretty fast. We are only an hour and a half away.
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Milwaukee super sawsall will cut these 2 dewalt reciprocating saw in half.
Great channel as always
Yup, that is why it was not in this test
Super sawall is same weight and length as the fuel alot of the other test that's out there that fuel beat them to hands down
I'm already on the Dewalt 20V platform, so I would definitely go with the Power Detect over the FlexVolt because I can use all my 20V batteries on it . I am really curious how the New 6.0ah battery stacks up against the New 8.0ah , there didn't seem to be any difference the one time you use the 6ah , but I'd like to see more , reason being I just bought a 2 pack of 6.0ah batteries from HD on sale for $126.00, I couldn't resist for the price , I thought it was a great deal. Great Video .... Be Safe ....
This is a hard one to test that on. The 6 and 8 are the same on the circular saw and grinder.
@@WorkshopAddict -- Im glad to hear that , Thanks ...
dcs368 8A vs 5A ??
4:21, OMG~dont break my heart~~!~~~
You're gonna be ready for a hell of a bon fire!
I was rooting for that Milwaukee too fall
is there actually any advantages between ripsaw and sawsaws? il be honest i thought it was all the same.
A Sawzall is a reciprocating saw, but since milwaukee invented it, they named it. So most people call all recip saws, sawzalls.
@@WorkshopAddict I just call it all bayonet saws to be honest.
The power level of a sawzall is less important than the power level in a circular saw
Should have tested the super sawzall with them
That test is coming, but that saw is out of these class..
I'd take a battery operated sawsall over the super sawsall . During demo work the cord snags on everything. Stuff falls on it , you're constantly undoing cord snags
They make the Super Sawzall in cordless also.
and now yall can see why I went with flexvolt
YeA dewalts marketing is all over the place if you don't stay up on tools. Not sure if much difference between flexvolt and power detect 8ah. But correct if wrong. Milwaukee does make great saws. I've still yet to charge my 8ah battery.
This video should have been titled Dewalt VS Milwaukee Drop Test Lol
I like dewalt but you have to do a fare test use new blades for eachone
Why not use the super sawzall ?
The Super is much more saw than these and not in the same class. Comparing a truck to a SUV IMHO.
If you'd had used the Milwaukee super sawzall it would have been a good comparison.
Super Sawzall is a class above these.
Why didn't you test the 2722-20 instead? That would have been a better test.
The super sawzall? That would be a whole new level of saw. I will have a video on that next week against some higher level saws
You have 3 recip saw. Can you give 1 😀
Getting the Power Detect 20v is the way to go. It's close in power to the 60v and way longer run times. Higher Ah capacities compared to the maximum 4Ah in FlexVolt. You have the FlexVolt 9Ah and 12Ah capacities in the 20v that are super long compared to the 60v 4Ah(12Ah battery). The substantial lack in runtime is not justified for it's only marginal power increase. Just my opinion
That's also why I prefer their discontinued 40v line of outdoor tools over the 60v line. 60v is powerful and nice. But they're only marginally stronger and the 40v 7.5Ah is a true 7.5Ah compared to the 60v's best 4Ah(12Ah) battery. I get 35-40 solid minutes of runtime on my 40v 7.5Ah blower compared to getting about 18-20 minutes on the 4Ah 60v blower. Much longer runtimes for only slightly less power. If 60v had a legitimate large capacity battery then I would love them. They should make a separate line of strictly 60v batteries that are not FlexVolt and don't work on 20v tools, they then could make a larger 60v battery and not have to coincide with the 20v compatibility. At least make a 60v that is legitemally 6Ah and give us somewhat tolerable runtime
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Would have LOVED to see these go up against the "super saw". Instead we got to see a 60 volt Dewalt go up against a 18 volt plain jane Milwaukee.
Look ahead a little bit and we did just what you asked for and included the Metabo HPT
Sure looks like all are so good that there is no reason to switch systems.
cordless tools are improving leaps and bounds.. could bear down on a sawzall with all your might 5 years ago without the smoke flying.. im team red and my cheapo brushed sawzall that came as a special free with drill driver kit is plenty good for me, i cant everything with it, have done repeated 4' rips in 1/4" plate and it didnt mind, have jammed it up so tight itll rip the key off the blade, tore down a few dozen pallets and 100s of feet of fence into useable boards with it.. and its the bottom of the barrel 100$ saw
If you watch the video at 6:35 he starts his timer, but it only goes up to 11 seconds but the actual video run for more than 20 seconds when he's cutting. Looking very 🐟. Rigged test.
All, each and every timer is incorrect. Time each one and they are all off equally the same. The timer works off the video frames, not on actual times. Its not rigged. Great catch, but that is me doing the best I can do.
The super sawzall would smoke those dewalts
you are right and that is why it is not in this video. Trying to compare apples to apples here.
Do you really think that people are going to go and run out and buy the latest and greatest tool every time a manufacturer puts out a new tool. Not me or all my profits would be going to updates and not in my pocket. I’m not nascar racing my saws for a half second advantage.
I am just giving people an idea of performance between the saws. I hope they do not spend all their money on new technology, but if they do, it is none of my business.
Yes, some of us do go out and buy the latest tools. And sell off the old ones on eBay or Craigslist.
Is not a good comparison you should used a new blade for each for a accurate comparison
Next time buy 3 blades
Dude, the state is on a full lockdown. Doing what I can to make a good video. New blades would not have changed anything
Milwaukee Fuel for me all the way. DEWALT 18v batteries sucked for me so i dont tounch dewalt.
Me parece de muy mal gusto el echo de que no cuides las herramientas, no veo xq insistir en colocarlas en el mismo lugar de donde se caen y se golpean.🙄🤦♂️
Only thing I don't like is that he keeps dropping the tools 🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱
I'm sorry brother but for every second you're counting, it's like 2 actual seconds.
Dewalt and there marketing crap
You should be using a 12.0 battery I the Milwaukee. Also you should be testing the super saw saw, that would be a more fair comparison. You do this in all your videos including the 2732 video. You purposely handicap the Milwaukee. When you put the 12.0 I'm the Milwaukee, the Milwaukee will win.
Makita 18v and 36v would beat all 3
Next time put the tools on the floor
Wtf bro how many times does it have to drop for you to put it somewhere safe wtf is this a fuking drop test i am so triggered by the tools falling down. Everytine it drop i just want to cry. That dewalt battery cases are easy to crack.