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Hard to pick between Makita Milwaukie and Dewalt they are much the same on par with each other. Although Dewalt does have the 54v twin system for their drop saw which runs battery or power (240v in Aus) which gives a great option.
I used th-cam.com/users/postUgkx4ynqaujg7rZKFapA8s29kTpRszJGa3-K this for the first time today to replace the front wheel bearing on my rwd 98 dodge dakota. This had absolutely no issue removing or reinstalling the lug nuts and it took off the axle nut without any struggle. Sounds like it's got some muscle to it. Time will tell
About 35 years ago I built my second house, my uncle being a contractor/carpenter had Makita tools, like 30 handsaw, 25 drills, 40 impacts.....all Makita, I asked him why, he did not answered, he handed me a saw and said try it!...It was amazing comparing it to my B&D, then he told me it was the first company that he never had service problem, and the less equipment issues...and because he has so many tools, dealing with one company is easier ... I then researched the company, and Makita is the only company engineering their batteries and their motors, so I adopted Makita, never bought a replacement tool, never had a failure but for 35 years some of my tools had a real beating, also I love the fact that they came out with the 18 volts line, and stuck to it, so for the last 10 years I never had to buy a different voltage battery....everything is compatible, 10 years old battery with brand new tool, and 10 years old tool with brand new battery...the only weird thing is the white tools, they accept all batteries, but the blue tools do not accept the white tools battery?!?!? Not enough power I guess...minor thing! SO I'm looking to go wireless on the impact wrench...I think I will stick to Makita!
I'm with you, I have a lot of Bosch blue, my old 18v Bosch was that good they still make it only now lithium ion instead of nim, the makita drills feel cheap. That said my makita brushless grinder is the dogs, an takes a good beating every time I use it ( most days since I bought it 2 years ago) .this dtw1002z impact is another example of makita quality product. I think Milwaukee have lots of products but they are Chinese made, cheap feeling and don't feel like you're getting what you pay for. Dewalt have some nice stuff but also have junk. Trouble is not one company makes all the best tools an with the price of battery tools a diy man would be better off with a cheap end battery drill/ driver and everything else mains power. Lack of use for battery tools is a problem because when you need it, will be flat or knackered cos DIY was done 5 years ago.
I started out using makita 7.2v drills the early 80s. Never looked back, like you I like the fact they haven't messed the 18v range around. One platform for all my tools, one notable improvement is the brushles motor. I know we're you coming from when you said you could have a 10 year old battery on a brand new tool and 10 year old tool on new battery. Here in the UK we had a problem with new batteries not fitting older tools, we overcome this by filing a small bit of plastic lip of.
@@michaelbamber4887 I'm heavily invested with the 18v range in our business. They get a beasting in all weathers and dont let me down, that's why I use them. I've had a half a dozen Bosch 9.6v back in the 80/90 which were good but when you're 200 miles from home and you're variable speed trigger burns out its really stressful, I carried spares in my kit. With makita I didn't have to do that.
I'm in the Makita platform now. After watching some of the other comparison video, I was considering changing platforms. I think you just saved me a lot of money.
john henderson Yes They are both Great tools & Brands. You really can't go wrong with either of these it all depends on what you need. Thanks for commenting!😊😎🤘
Yea the makita Definitely seems more for construction work with the added weight & the lower RPMs With the Milwaukee Fuel being more for automotive work. but as you can see the makita can hold its own with the higher torque impacts & is a really well built tool they Definitely put alot of thought into it with its added features like the duel light being able to be kept off or on & the O ring base to help with the vibration. Thanks for the comment hope you left a like & subscribed!!😁🤘🛠
@@giovanysantiago5892 I have 17 makita tools, the only one that’s ever broken is a drill after 12 years of use.... Essentially .... whichever battery system you already have, buy that one, if you don’t have a battery system, buy which ever one is in the sale there both great
Good honest no fuss comparison without loads of numbers crunching, its just what the man in the street needs to know. Here in England the Makita tools generally cheaper than Milwaukee but the opposite is true with the batteries and Milwaukee do a monster 9.0Ah battery. On the basis of this video I'm going to get the Makita only because I have a number of other Makita tools on the same battery platform. I do however like the Milwaukee stuff and think its only time before I have some in my workshop/garage.
Stephen McDermott Thanks Man Much appreciated! & Yea they are both really Nice Impacts I like the Makita alot as well as the Milwaukee Fuel. You Should love the Makita if that's what you end up getting really high end tool they built it like a tank with no issues. Also Makita seems to run about the same price as the Milwaukee here on the East Coast of the United States in Pennsylvania. Milwaukee seems to have better deals with there combo kits but I also see Makita products drop alot in price as well. Oh also idk how old your Makita Batterys are but make sure they have the little yellow strip on the battery with the star if they don't then they will not Work in the New impact Wrench. They updated alot of the tools to the new battery is sucks for ppl with alot of the older style Batterys b.c they won't work in the newer tools. Thanks for Watching & commenting all the way from England!😎🤘 I Hope you subscribed & left a like! Keep an eye out for some new videos comeing soon!
I have purchased the 1/2" Snap Ring Milwaukee and the 4th setting is for taking bolts off but also has another feature that when setting bolts in concrete or other materials the computer senses when it has been fully driven and stops the motor from continuing. I so far have not seen anything of the sort from any other companies.
I'm on both Milwaukee and Makita battery platforms with their respective 5AH batteries. Both of these torque wrench look like beasts; I'm personally inclined towards the design of the Makita. Between the anti-vibration interface at base of the handle, the rubberized protective bumps on the side and boot, the assembly screws that screw into the metal casing instead of into the plastic, I feel that it was well thought out. The minor difference in nut busting torque is a moot point for me, at these extreme high levels it's tapering off in usability, they both have enough grunt to literally snap extremely seized bolts at full power if hammered too hard. I give it to Milwaukee on the size for super tight areas and the fact you can run 9AH if you must. Even Dewalt's is impressive enough. Can't go wrong with any of these in my book. Gotta love the competition pushing eachother in the market. Thanks for this video up, love seeing them in action on various tasks. Cheers
nubscrub Thank You!! I will have a part 2 to this Video up in the next few days With a few more Different application's!😊 so keep an eye out!! & Yes I agree 100% Both of these impacts are amazing! They definitely have enough power to "Destroy" almost any task you throw at them literly lol. The compact size weight & power 100% goes to the Newer Milwaukee it really is an amazing tool!. The Makita is really nice tho as well. Like you said with the boot attached & the screws going into to metal housing instead of the plastic & the detail & forward thinking made it a very innovated Impact Wrench. Makita is very big on the details. Then again so is the Milwaukee in there own way. You can't go wrong with either of these impacts. It really all depends on what kinda work you will be doing with them & which platform you are in. Thanks again for commenting nubscrub!😊
Everything else being equal, the tie-breaker is the charging system. Makita wins by a mile when it comes to the charging system. Makita charges faster and cooler than either Milwaukee or Dewalt.
@@stevew3978 That's a huge tiebreaker in my book. If you are a pro you probably have a bunch of batteries but if you are at home you probably don't want to buy more than two. This being said if you can rotate the batteries on and off the charger then that's an absolute lifesaver. Not to mention heat is not good for batteries so I would be curious to see how many charges you get out of the Milwaukee before they degrade.
I have the Milwaukee and it is a beast. I have a lot of m18 tools. That Makita looks really good in that application. Great stuff and happy to see something a bit out of the norm. Those lags take a ton of power to put in.
Nice video, it's still surprising to me how far cordless tools have come. I stuck with my air tools for the longest time, now I hardly use them at all.
+The HD Perspective Thanks Man much appreciated! & I know it's crazy the power tools from even a few years ago look like toys compared to these new brushless tools. & right I' haven't had to use any of my works old air tools in a long long time there's just no point anymore with these cordless tools I now own. Definitly a diffent time we are living in lol. I can only imagine what the tools will look like in another 10 years from now.
TheCattlekings That's Awesome to hear! The Makita is a really Great tool. The build quality on this impact is very nice, top notch for sure. I've received alot of positive feedback on the Makita impact Wrench. There's really nothing bad to say about it. It' has Ton' s of power & very comfortable in the hand. I use mine alot for fence work on the 100 acre horse farm I work at. Also for maintenance & construction work, besides useing it on the tractors & automotive work. Very versatile tool with the three mode Drive control. Definitely high end well made tool. Thanks for Watching & commenting man! I hope you left a like & Subscribed keep a eye for more uploads coming soon. 😎🤘🛠
Tool Fein thanks my next thing i wanna try is that bosch 3/8 impact wrench for them tight spots but don't know much about them. Got any info about them
TheCattlekings No problem man! & yea i really like the 3/8 impacts I have the Milwaukee Fuel one with the 4 modes & it's got balls for a little impact 200 ft lbs to be exact. Its works great on small cars for Tire changes and rotations. I have the adapter for 1/4 driver bits to use it as an impact driver as well Very Bad Ass tool. I know Makita has the same size compact brushless 3/8 or 1/2in impact Wrench with 3 modes & 210 ft-lbs which is really nice as well I almost bought that one but got my fuel one as a free bare tool with my 6,1/2in circular saw kit a little over a year ago. Now about The Bosch they have a 1/2 compact Brushless impact Wrench with 3 modes & another version that is both a 1/2 impact Wrench & a 1/4in impact driver in one & also with the 3 modes it's pretty cool. Only down side is that both models only put out 133ft-lbs or 137 ft-lbs compared to the other brands with 200ft-lbs or more. So it's a little underpowered. The Bosch is really nice & really well built & they are really stepping it up with there New 18v Core Batterys & wireless chargers. In the end it's all about personal preference & how much Power you need from the tool to do the work you need it to do. Also the price range for all 3 are pretty close to the same but that also depends on a few things if you are looking for a kit with Batterys & Charger or just & bare tool. Definitely do some shopping around and some research before you buy anything b.c I know you can get some really good deals with all the brands.
Juan Sanchez I bought Mikita cause everybody likes to borrow batteries and never return it.... they also borrow tools and end up keeping it. I went with Mikita cause nobody has it and I won’t have to worry about people borrowing my shit anymore. My cousin still has my snap on tools , he act like it’s his now and it’s been 3 years since he said he just wanted to used it and remove lugs... smh.
My coworkers just lined up their high torque red -Ryobi- Milwaukee impact wrenches and said “you need an upgrade bro”. I just had to roll my eyes. I don’t think I do, but if I did, I’m staying with Makita.
I need to say something since a lot of folks comenting this video,i am working as chief engineer and i worked with a lot of cordless tools brands like milwaukee,aeg,metabo,bosch pro,makita,hitachi,snap on and etc,in engine room you have evaporators which are used to produce fresh water from sea water,so one of the main parts of evaporator is booster heater so after some working hours covers of this huge booster have to be opened for inspection and for cleaning so to open this covers you need to unfasten app. 20 bolts,then when you have condensate lines and when they are leaking in connections and gaskets,also leakages on main boilers and on hot well and only 4 brands manage to unfasten these seized bolts on this covers and return pipes of the codensate i need to emphasize that this bolts are corroded due to seawater and high temperature,steam so the brands which were sucessful were dewalt, aeg,milwaukee,metabo and bosch pro,this 5 brands will provide you 5 years of warantee specially i like aeg impact wrench with 6 modes hwt 18,metabo ssw,bosch cordless,but makita not,it seems that makitas dtw 1001,1002 and hwt08 do not have power to unfasten this connections,also there is one thing that aeg share same platform they are part of the same group and from my point of view milwa.cordless gun of 1 inch anvil is freaking awesome that hit spot,so bottom line why you should buy tools or what is point of buying tools which are not design for heavy duty tasks or we can say why do you need to buy brand which is not able to perform task i mean on makita,according to my experience of 40 years the makita is not same like 15-20 years ago specially when they change coluor from green to blue and also one more thing if you need the tools for heavy duty use buy this 4 brands if you do light machinery and diy buy some other brands like crapita
i bought the makita last year only because i already had the smaller impact and drill set and it used the same battery. it is awesome. i also own three of the milwaukee ratchets. the newest extended reach. and the milwaukee die grinder, the cordless tools are so much better than air tools or corded tools
I have Makita tools and I usually stick to them because I already have the batteries, but I would be fine owning Milwaukee as well, just don't want to have to buy new batteries for everything, good test and you can't go wrong with either brand, I stay away from Dewalt, but Makita and Milwaukee I feel are 1A and 1B
I have the Milwaukee and the thing works great with my semi lugs. I am sure it can do a lot more but for now I am very happy with the torque and battery long usage before a recharge.
The Makita looks impractical and bulky, but owning one now, I realise it's actually not that bad - notice the rubber front end that graduates to the full thickness of the tool, where the Milwaukee has no such gradation (it's there but it hardly does anything). When pulling off control arms/bushing housings, I find the Makita to be a little more practical, but feels a lot more hefty because of the weight distribution being a bit off - still prefer the Makita in the end - oh and it's made in Japan, which is nice.
dsub1994 I 100% agree yes it's all about preference and practicality depending on what kinda work you're doing with the tool. I've had the Makita a little over a year now and it's not let me down in anyway. The New Milwaukee is definitely lighter & more compact but as you said for the work you do the Makita is a better tool for your type of work. They are both Bad Ass impacts in the end & will both definitely get the job done. Thanks for your feed back & Thanks for Watching!😊🤘
Yea the Makita is really nice but the Milwaukee fuel is just as nice & has just a little more power if your already in the Milwaukee platform. & Milwaukee just released the One Key version a few weeks ago if interested I'd definitely check it out! Thanks for commenting hope you left a like & Subscribed! Keep am eye out for more upload comeing soon!😎🤘🛠
I used a friends Milwaukee 2767 on a universal joint project using a ball joint press, it was on my ram2500 and they were well mended in, the Milwaukee made short work of that job and I mean short work of it, I then pressed out ball joints on an f350 and while they required plenty of heat from a torch that Milwaukee pushed it home the rest of the way. There’s no question that is the one I’ll be buying .. I feel obligated after those 2 jobs..
How to Automotive Thank you Very Much means alot to me really!!... I appreciate that! It seems I already have a few ppl that don't seem to like what I'm doing, but it's all for fun and if I help even one person then that's all that matters.. Thank you again and keep an eye out for PT.2) with car lugs , truck lugs. & some Big Nuts & Bolts to really test the torque out!! & help the Automotive / mechanic with an idea of what to buy or invest in. Hope you have a good one friend.😊🤘
Tool Fein look forward to seeing the new video. I got a tip for you to help grow the channel. I was looking at your tags in the description and you didn't have any if you add the tag it will help with the search engine stuff. So you can write stuff like Milwaukee tool review Milwaukee part numbers high torque so on and so on . You can add up to 500 characters in the tags I recommend that you use them all up as much as you can including your channel name. I will go back and do all your videos like that and Itwill help you grow a lot faster👍🏻 and don't worry about the haters I got them to.
How to Automotive Thank you so much! That is a great tip! b.c I was having trouble searching it & that's definitely the reason why. You are a good friend on here I really appreciate you taking the time to help me out with that info!😊 & yes haters gonna hate lol thanks again buddy!
Tool Fein glad to help. There's a lot more tips and tricks to get your TH-cam videos to grow. If you have some free time I recommend checking out the Derral Eves TH-cam channel. I use all of his tips to help my channel grow and they work.
The more the bpm the better speed is squared in the mass x velocity equation so double mass is worse then doubling speed and the milwaukee is rated at a much higher torque rating so i bet its faster and heavier
Came across your video as I'm in the market for a high torque impact. Great video and great tools! I'd go with Makita only because I believe they last longer, despite being just a hair slower than Milwaukee. Both will get the job done!
Trevor Walklin Thanks man! I appreciate that!😁 & cool yes he's a good friend of mine here on TH-cam really great dude! Thanks for Watching!! I should have some more uploaded soon so subscribe & keep an eye out! Thanks again Trevor!! 😎🤘
Of the side by side vids I watch which concentrate on laboratory conditions, I prefer your style of vid, real life scenario side by side. Keep em coming big fella.
Nice comparison work. My guess is, probably no user error going on there. A few guesses as to what’s going on: 1) both brands we know are excellent, and excellent brands tend to under-rate their numbers, but from what I’ve seen elsewhere Makita tends to underrate even more than Milwaukee. I’ve seen other tests where this same Makita put out about 1000lbft even though it’s rated at only 740. Chances are, the Milwaukee puts out over its rated 1000lbft as well...but maybe not by as big a margin. 2) the Makita probably has burlier, more solid mechanics (and possibly electricals as well), leading to less energy loss. So while the Milwaukee might make more torque when put on a test bench, it wastes more of its torque combatting energy loss in dynamic work conditions, allowing the Makita to close the gap more. Which contributes to... 3) if the Makita does in fact have the more efficient mechanics (and possibly electricals), then it’s also using less of its battery as it goes. I also thought the Milwaukee was going a bit faster in the beginning, but as it went on the difference seemed to get more subtle. That would make perfect sense with the Milwaukee draining more of its battery by the end of the test than the Makita. If that’s all true and the test were extended, the Milwaukee would probably slowly fall further behind, and then reach the end of its battery’s charge before the Makita. Of course, everything I’m saying is speculating. Can’t say with certainty since I don’t have the tools in front of me nor do I have dedicated equipment used to measure these sorts of things. But in general this is how these things tend to work. Great products on both sides in either case.
Yes correct! Out of all the brand Milwaukee fuels is the highest rated impact wrench but the makita does keep right up with it its hard to explain but when you have both in hand you can feel and hear the makita is right there with the Milwaukee even tho the Milwaukee fuel is more powerful both are great impact great quality on both ends. The makita just has a few features the Milwaukee dose not. But Milwaukee is releasing and New 1in impact wrench I'm not sure if you've seen anything about it but it's a Monster looks amazing and the specs are insane lol Team Red all day man! Thanks for watching and commenting hope you left a like and subscribed . Keep and eye out for new videos coming soon!😎🤟🛠
I like Makita but the company I work for supplies us with power tools made by Milwaukee and they have been highly reliable, so my personal power tools are Milwaukee also. We haven't had one issue with warranty claims. I don't think Milwaukee is necessarily better than other companies but they are definitely sharing a spot at the top of the ranks. You really can't go wrong with any of the companies out there.
I agree in the end both are great impacts with each having its own great features some really like makita some really like the Fuel but they both have alot of power and are well built. Thanks for watching & commenting hope you left a like & subscribed😎🛠🤘
btw makita batteries are supported by manufacturer for two years or 500 charges take it back and they test them and give you a new one didn't even need my receipt they down load information out of battery.
I personally think Milwaukee is at the top just because it’s practicality in terms of the value you get, the longevity and your ability to actually use the tool on a job. The Makita is nice but it’s freakin heavy, LIKE HEAVY LET ALONE TOO BIG TO USE ON A DAY TO DAY BASIS ON JOBSITES. It’s a great tool indeed but it’s just not the most portable things. Yes they are used two-handedly but Milwaukee always has the “just right” to it and makes the sickest and high quality tools.
This is the first comparison video I've seen with a brand with the competition. Bosch, makita and Hitachi are all great brands... but milwaukee never seems to go up against anything other than lesser brands
Dude! I finally got my Makita ‘08, and was totally bummed because it won’t work with Makita batteries that do not have the ⭐️ symbol on them. Now I have to buy new batteries anyway.
john henderson Glad you got your Impact in but Yea unfortunately Makita has there tools set up that way with the star symbol. That is a Bummer man. Hopefully your new Batterys come in soon & you are able to put it to work asap!
john henderson Hey Bro I was thinking about your situation & If I were you I would return the (Bare Tool) & get your money back or the Credit you paid & reorder the kit. That would be your best bet & the smartest way to go about it financially. Also Makita was having a awesome sale on their two 5.0 battery kit for the XTW08 & other tools. If you bought that kit you also got 2 extra batteries or bare tool I think. I'm not sure if they're still having a sale but either way I would return the bare tool and reorder for a kit even if there are no sales. Hope all works out for you man.!!🤘
john henderson That's Awesome man really happy to hear that! & i told ya that Impact is a Monster!😈👹 lol About the Neighbors I'm not telling you to-do that but I'm also not telling you not to-do it...... 🤣😂😁😈
If your talking about the older Makita tools working with the new batteries, yes they will work, there is a small plastic tab on the older tools that need to be filed off, takes like 30 seconds maybe and your good to go.
I have a doubt, in Brazil this impact wrench is sold with the serial number DTW1002, it's the same tool as the XWT08? The specifications appear to be the same.
+Big Daddy Yea They are Super close in the RPM... & It's only 50 Rpm difference. This Milwaukee Fuel modle 2767 has 1,750 RPM & 2,100 IPM With 1,000 FtLbs Forward torque & 1,400 FT'Lbs In Nut Busting Torque Makita XWT08 has 1,800 RPM 2,200 IPM & Has 740 FTLBS Forward Torque & 1,180 Nut Busting Torque Now The Milwaukee Fuel pin detent model 2766 Has 1800 RPM & 2,400 IPM so this modle has the RPM To match the Makita & Also go over Makitas IPM by 200 They are both Bad Ass Impacts with Crazy Power!! & in this type of application They are pretty much tied. Now when it comes to Automotive Work Or big rusted out nuts & bolts on a construction site. The Milwaukee would shine better b.c of the 200 more FtLbs Milwaukee has in forward and reverse. Also it's more compact & lighter by 1 to 2 LBS. So it really all depends on the work you will be doing with the tool & which platform you are in or choose to be in ya know. Again they Both are Monster's when it comes to putting them to work!! Lol & Thanks for commenting Big Daddy hope you subscribe & Check out some of my other videos! Also keep an eye out for some new uploads coming soon! 😊😎🤘
What about battery life, charge time, number of charges? Tool weight? I found out recently that battery adapters do exist so I am not really afraid of picking whatever tool I feel is better in that category. PS. The battery on the Makita seems to be representative of what I heard on another video. A guy who works with these tools regularly said that the Milwaukee's are really powerful but they are going to chew through batteries. I like the big numbers but if Makita can last longer on a charge I might have to pick it. But adapters are a thing so maybe it's worth mixing and matching depending on if you need power or endurance.
Mark SkarAudio Thanks! & You really can't go Wrong with either of these tools. So if you bought the Milwaukee you made a Great choice😊. it's more compact a little lighter & has more Tourqe in the end so again good choice my friend you won't be disappointed! Enjoy!! & Thanks for watching!!
Makita because almost nobody has and dont have to lend out batteries and nobodies batteries are mysteriously on my charger and its cool to be different !! Everyone is either yellow or red but the teal is just friggen ahead in battery tech longer lasting and better ergonomics !!
jamie211983 Yes Good eye! It was a little further back by a 1/2in or so but were both at the same height so it shouldn't of really affected the test it was more of an eye thing also I shot the video after a long day at work & only had about an hour of sun light left to do the tests so I was a little rushed while testing. Thanks for commenting hope you left a like & Subscribed!😎🤘🛠 keep an eye out for more Videos comeing soon.
Alex A They truly are Both Awesome it's hard to pick between them some days lol I have more Milwaukee Batterys so i tend to grab for the Fuel more often. Again both Great Impacts. I Hope you liked & subscribed. Thanks for Watching!😁🤘
Alex A Hi, I just bought Makita, nice tool but I'm thinking to go for Milwaukee? Is it worth to change it, I'm also looking to get hammer drill, mid torque wrench and angle grinder and I would like to stick to only one platform, which one would be better overall. Alex, Tool Fein, what you really think about Makita as a platform and that Impact gun, I'm a bit confused now.. Makita its a nice tool, solid piece, but when I watched this video is put me a bit of thinking if I done right buying Makita.. Please help me clear up my thoughts. Thanks for great video Tool Fein.
+Mariusz Salatka Hey how are ya Buddy! Thanks for the support man! To answer your questions if the makita impact you bought is the only tool from the platform you own & are just starting out or truly want a new platform personally I would Go wirh Milwaukees 18v Fuel line. I have every tool you just said besides the mid tourqe in my line up & they are amazing! Milwaukee usually has more deals as well. Also Milwaukee has a 5 year Warranty on the tools & 3 on batterys & charger. Makita only has a 3 year warranty & 1 or 2 on the Batterys & Charger. The Milwaukee breaking grinder is Bad Ass the one i own dose Work! So if you can Return the Makita &Get the Milwaukee kit & get the other fuel power tools you won't be disappointed brother! Hopefully that helps with you choice if there's anything else you need to ask lmk & I'll get back to you asap! Have a good one man!
Tool Fein Hi I'm good. Thanks. Thank you for a quick response, I think I'm gonna return Makita and get Milwaukee, thank you for clear up, very appreciated, only trouble I can't get 2767 in UK yet, I have to wait till comes available. Anyway Thanks a lot for your advice, you are doing good job and have great channel! Have a nice day.
Mariusz Salatka No problem Man! & Thank you I'm really trying to make decent videos for my channel. I'm really glad you like them. I'm hoping to have one up soon of the Milwaukee Fuel Brakeing Grinder should be fun to make! Also Since you are unable to get the 2767 Fuel impact right now maybe hold on to the Makita B.c it is a Great Tool with loads of power very close to the Fuel impact. You can use that for the work you need & just get all the other tools Milwaukee fuel 18v line that way 90% of your tools are in 1 platform still & get the 2767 Fuel when it comes out. Or you can keep the Makita impact and just stay in there line if there tools are more avaible to you in the UK.. Makita dose have a really great Brushless grinder & great other brushless tools there hammer drill is really nice as well but it's been out for a long time now should hopefully be comeing out with a new modle soon. Also tho the Makita dose not have a mid tourqe impact as of now. Hopefully you can get it all worked out my friend & if there's anything else ya need just lmk. Have a good one man keep an eye out for the next Video!
Mid-range power shure the Makita can hang but its still not a fair match up if you test for max torque, the milwaukee 2767 has 1000 lbs fastening max torque and 1400 ft lbs break away for the half inch, the Makita does not, currently we have the Ingersol Rand that is the strongest battery powered 1/2 inch with 1000 fastening and 1500 breaking, thus just beating the Milwaukee 2767, the 1 inch milwaukee is 1500 however. Makita is still very nice though
driving lag bolts in wood are are not a good test for these. Speed and fastening/breakaway torque are 2 different things. my 3rd gen 2853 1/4" impact will land a 8×1/2 lag in nearly the same time lol... Difference is, if i drive the bolt into a knot in the wood, the 1/4" impact wont cut it. The 2767 absolutely will. either way ol' red is where its at. i like havin fun from time to time with stuff like this just to see what some tools will and won't do. 🤘
Makita makes better tools better warranty customer service. And charging systems. Their batteries are what sold me. But Milwaukee is better than DEWALT
Carrillo Family Well That's b.c it is a 1/2 in lag with a 3/4in hex Drive in 6in / 8in / & 10in . I unfortunately had to rush this video when I made it. I only had an hour worth of light left when I got home from work. I realized it when i was unloading 'the video but it was too late at that point to fix it. So it is what it is unfortunately but I'm pretty sure most ppl understand what it is. Thanks for pointing that out! Lol
Thanks for the video. Proof that Milwaukee is overrated and they are just numbers. I first bought Milwaukee because it was a little bit cheaper. But now currently 2019. Milwaukee cost more. And their batteries suck and over priced
+john you Yea I Do like the Look of some of the Makita tools for sure. I like Milwaukee Fuel's design as well tho lol it's hard to pick between them b.c they are probably my 2 favorite brands! Thanks for Watching hope you left a like & subscribed! Hope to have more content coming soon so keep an eye out!
Depending on where you live & what kinda work you do would make it easier to choose if Milwaukee or makita is more abundant in your area to buy but you really cant go wrong with either brand Milwaukee is always coming out with new tools and keep there batteries the same for years so they work with the new tools & there 5 year warranty is better then makitas 3 year but if you work outside alot makita builds there tools with alot of dust & water protection ip56 & so on where Milwaukee dose not but some tools from Milwaukee do just fine outdoors like my sawzall let me know if i can help in any way. Thanks for watching hopenyou left a like & subscribed!
Maybe not scientific but it's shown me enough to stick with makita. Was considering Milwaukee until watching a few vids like this. There's no way they're being honest with that 1k fp. Either that or the makita is just really under rated at 740
I'm a marine diesel mechanic with dewalt dcf899 & it's just not that impressive my co worker has the Makita & I was going to sell my dewalt & charger & both 5.0 batteries to buy Milwaukee 2767 but after this I think I'll buy the Makita after I sell my dewalt but so far none of these has beaten my ir 2235 ti max.
+brian klein Hey Brian Thank for your comment! & Thank you for your Service to our Country! I will be doing a part 2 to this Video with car lugs, truck lugs, & a few big nuts and bolts in the next few days & hopefully that will be a better comparison for your trade.. The Milwaukee fuel & Makita are both Great Tools & Brands. The Milwaukee fuel is more compact & lighter by a little bit, so it may be better if its your everyday tool .. The Makita is a very Powerful tool as well you can't go wrong with either of these tools. The Milwaukee has a 5 year warranty on the tool & 3 on the battery Makitas is a 3 year warranty period. If you need the extra torque then I'd go with the Milwaukee fuel, but if your friends Makita dose the work you need it to & you like Makita better' then 100% go with what you like. I Really like the New Milwaukee Fuel i do think in the end the FT-LBS Will show with the Bigger Nuts & Bolts especially if you work as a mechanic. Again it all depends on what you need it to-do. These videos I just do for fun.... Nothing scientific.... I just show how they work and what they can do. I hope this was helpful and I hope to see your commenting on my future videos! Thank you again for your service Brian & i have a good day😊
julian hernandez You won't be disappointed man! Milwaukee Fuel line is probably my favorite out of all the brands. Hope you left a like & Subscribed! Keep an eye out for more Videos comeing soon!😎🤘🛠
Hey Julian you just bought your self a Cummins diesel ram 3500 manual transmission 6 speed How much did you spend with taxes What are you using the impact for Construction or mechanic
kyle Dubbyah Thank you I appreciate the support! I Would 100% say the Milwaukee Fuel has more power! In the end it's much more compact and has a extra mode with 4 when the Makita has 3. Also in power the Milwaukee fuel has 1000ft Lbs to the Makita with 740ft lbs in forward & in Reverse has Milwaukee with 1400ft Lbs & Makita with 1180ft lbs. So again in the end the Milwaukee Fuel has much more power when it comes to doing lugnuts or nuts & Bolts in breakaway torque & in forward. They both are really Great & have insane amount of power! To the point you can't go Wrong with either of these impacts. Both of them will do 98% of the work you'll need to-do on a day to day but like I said the Milwaukee fuel is the Top Dog in the end. I hope that helped to answer your question. I hope you liked and subscribed please feel free to check out my other videos on this channel!
+kyle Dubbyah Well from what I've seen and experienced myself I think for your line of work the Milwaukee Fuel 2nd Gen would be better for you personally. Again it's more compact has and extra mode and has over 200ft LBS more in both Forward and Reverse torque then the Makita. Now there may be some blots on the machine you work with that neither impact will be able to remove. For example like old rusted up tracks or things like that, but the Milwaukee again I think would be better for your line of work I would also recommend getting the boot cover for it if you do decide to go with the Milwaukee fuel. Both these impacts are great tools with a shit ton of power. But.. the Milwaukee fuel definitely has more torque and Power. Now when it comes to Wood or Construction they're evenly matched but when it comes to Industrial or mechanical work I would definitely go with the Milwaukee fuel second gen high torque impact wrench.
I have all Milwaukee tools, love them, bit expensive but I like the quality. I have the same impact, works great, a bit bulky for what I bought it for though ha, the Makita is a bit bigger so that's a negative. Either way both brands have great tools. All I can say is pick the brand you want and stick with it because batteries are not cheap for any decent brand!
Makita has pretty much always been a small % better than Milwaukee. But it's typically not worth the price difference. Unlike dewalt vs. milwaukee, where it's definitely worth it to go milwaukee - unless you need some of the plastic dewalt pieces to keep the tool lighter. For instance, if you're flying regularly and need to get under a baggage limit for your tools. Almost every dewalt drill or impact I've tried has been signficantly lighter than the equivillent milwaukee drill. But usually not nearly as good. You can't go wrong with the m18 or m12 system these days. Infact m12 is pretty badass nowadays.
Dont forget the makita is a longer tool so it looks like it gets done first they both look good to me but ive already made my choice Big Red baby. And the mid torque milwaukee is a beast i really havent even had to pull out big red
+RAMON GONZALES Thanks for Watching man! & Yes they are both Bad Ass Tools 100% But The Milwaukee Fuel is My Go to Now over my Makita & The Milwaukee is a little lighter & more compact and has more power when it comes down to it. I Hope to have the mid tourqe impact Wrench soon and will be doing a Review on it. I've heard nothing but amazing things about it. I have the 2nd Gen compact 3/8 & that dose 70% of the work I need it to-do & pull out the Big Guns when needed.
Both are 1/2in models and both are really well built with loads of power. Socket size is 3/4 and the bolts are 1/2 thick. Thanks for watching & commenting hope you left a like and subscribed!😎🙌🛠
home built hot rods tools and tech b . No Problem man! I'm Glad to hear it was helpful! That's what it's all about!😎🤘 & if you want to see a little more on the Makita I have another video on my channel comparing the features between them. I forgot to add on that the Makita can have it's duel LED light turned on or off by holding the mode button in for a sec or 2. The Milwaukee you can't change but... The One Key version will be out this December & you can change all types of things. Happy Turkey Day! I hope you have a Great Thanksgiving!😊
I attempted 2 times to buy Milwaukee and man bad from the start. Bad trigger on drill bad battery and charger on Milwaukee air snake.i like makita and have no issues with makita. I see Milwaukee as a 99 cent store tool. Even harbor freight has better tools.
ggf cfhvyy Makita is also made in China and other places all over the world. Just like every other tool company. Go look it up. Who cares where tools are made, they are global. No one cares if things are made in the USA anymore. Not everyone lives in the USA to care if what they buy is made there. USA doesn’t mean quality like it did 50 years ago.
HONESTO UNO really, damn thats crazy. Im a bus mechanic i use mines everyday. My battery is super worn out but it still work strong. I even waste it down to when it didnt work no more. But i had it for some years now. Maybe the old school batteries are good.
Kenneth Prince I'm pretty sure The Makita is 3 Years on the tool & I think 2 years on the Batterys & Charger Milwaukee is 5 years on tools & 3 on charger & Batterys.
Just to Make clear i Do These Videos for fun... Nothing Crazy Scientific I'm just showing the tool off & What they can do. If it helps you in some way or with questions you have i will be happy to hear that. I am not sponsored or paid by anyone. Everything is out of my own pocket & for fun in my spare time. Thank you for watching 😊🤘
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Hard to pick between Makita Milwaukie and Dewalt they are much the same on par with each other.
Although Dewalt does have the 54v twin system for their drop saw which runs battery or power (240v in Aus) which gives a great option.
I used th-cam.com/users/postUgkx4ynqaujg7rZKFapA8s29kTpRszJGa3-K this for the first time today to replace the front wheel bearing on my rwd 98 dodge dakota. This had absolutely no issue removing or reinstalling the lug nuts and it took off the axle nut without any struggle. Sounds like it's got some muscle to it. Time will tell
About 35 years ago I built my second house, my uncle being a contractor/carpenter had Makita tools, like 30 handsaw, 25 drills, 40 impacts.....all Makita, I asked him why, he did not answered, he handed me a saw and said try it!...It was amazing comparing it to my B&D, then he told me it was the first company that he never had service problem, and the less equipment issues...and because he has so many tools, dealing with one company is easier ... I then researched the company, and Makita is the only company engineering their batteries and their motors, so I adopted Makita, never bought a replacement tool, never had a failure but for 35 years some of my tools had a real beating, also I love the fact that they came out with the 18 volts line, and stuck to it, so for the last 10 years I never had to buy a different voltage battery....everything is compatible, 10 years old battery with brand new tool, and 10 years old tool with brand new battery...the only weird thing is the white tools, they accept all batteries, but the blue tools do not accept the white tools battery?!?!? Not enough power I guess...minor thing! SO I'm looking to go wireless on the impact wrench...I think I will stick to Makita!
I'm with you, I have a lot of Bosch blue, my old 18v Bosch was that good they still make it only now lithium ion instead of nim, the makita drills feel cheap. That said my makita brushless grinder is the dogs, an takes a good beating every time I use it ( most days since I bought it 2 years ago) .this dtw1002z impact is another example of makita quality product. I think Milwaukee have lots of products but they are Chinese made, cheap feeling and don't feel like you're getting what you pay for. Dewalt have some nice stuff but also have junk. Trouble is not one company makes all the best tools an with the price of battery tools a diy man would be better off with a cheap end battery drill/ driver and everything else mains power. Lack of use for battery tools is a problem because when you need it, will be flat or knackered cos DIY was done 5 years ago.
I’ve seen some makita go up in smoke numerous times. So it all depends on actual tool use.
I started out using makita 7.2v drills the early 80s. Never looked back, like you I like the fact they haven't messed the 18v range around. One platform for all my tools, one notable improvement is the brushles motor. I know we're you coming from when you said you could have a 10 year old battery on a brand new tool and 10 year old tool on new battery. Here in the UK we had a problem with new batteries not fitting older tools, we overcome this by filing a small bit of plastic lip of.
@@d.beaumont9157 I'm uk too David. Have you seen though, makita has brought out a 40v range?
@@michaelbamber4887 I'm heavily invested with the 18v range in our business. They get a beasting in all weathers and dont let me down, that's why I use them. I've had a half a dozen Bosch 9.6v back in the 80/90 which were good but when you're 200 miles from home and you're variable speed trigger burns out its really stressful, I carried spares in my kit. With makita I didn't have to do that.
I'm in the Makita platform now. After watching some of the other comparison video, I was considering changing platforms. I think you just saved me a lot of money.
john henderson Yes They are both Great tools & Brands. You really can't go wrong with either of these it all depends on what you need. Thanks for commenting!😊😎🤘
The Makita was faster plus makita make better quality tools so my money goes to Makita
Yea the makita Definitely seems more for construction work with the added weight & the lower RPMs With the Milwaukee Fuel being more for automotive work. but as you can see the makita can hold its own with the higher torque impacts & is a really well built tool they Definitely put alot of thought into it with its added features like the duel light being able to be kept off or on & the O ring base to help with the vibration. Thanks for the comment hope you left a like & subscribed!!😁🤘🛠
who cares if one tool is a second or two faster.which one is gonna hold up better.and last longer.I think there both amazing tools
What about battery life, charge time, number of charges? Tool weight?
Milwaukee 5 year warranty Makita 3 year.
@@giovanysantiago5892 I have 17 makita tools, the only one that’s ever broken is a drill after 12 years of use....
Essentially .... whichever battery system you already have, buy that one, if you don’t have a battery system, buy which ever one is in the sale there both great
Rest In Peace little brother. 😢 I watch your videos so I can still hear your voice.
Good honest no fuss comparison without loads of numbers crunching, its just what the man in the street needs to know. Here in England the Makita tools generally cheaper than Milwaukee but the opposite is true with the batteries and Milwaukee do a monster 9.0Ah battery. On the basis of this video I'm going to get the Makita only because I have a number of other Makita tools on the same battery platform. I do however like the Milwaukee stuff and think its only time before I have some in my workshop/garage.
Stephen McDermott Thanks Man Much appreciated! & Yea they are both really Nice Impacts I like the Makita alot as well as the Milwaukee Fuel. You Should love the Makita if that's what you end up getting really high end tool they built it like a tank with no issues. Also Makita seems to run about the same price as the Milwaukee here on the East Coast of the United States in Pennsylvania. Milwaukee seems to have better deals with there combo kits but I also see Makita products drop alot in price as well. Oh also idk how old your Makita Batterys are but make sure they have the little yellow strip on the battery with the star if they don't then they will not Work in the New impact Wrench. They updated alot of the tools to the new battery is sucks for ppl with alot of the older style Batterys b.c they won't work in the newer tools.
Thanks for Watching & commenting all the way from England!😎🤘 I Hope you subscribed & left a like! Keep an eye out for some new videos comeing soon!
I have purchased the 1/2" Snap Ring Milwaukee and the 4th setting is for taking bolts off but also has another feature that when setting bolts in concrete or other materials the computer senses when it has been fully driven and stops the motor from continuing. I so far have not seen anything of the sort from any other companies.
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I'm on both Milwaukee and Makita battery platforms with their respective 5AH batteries. Both of these torque wrench look like beasts; I'm personally inclined towards the design of the Makita. Between the anti-vibration interface at base of the handle, the rubberized protective bumps on the side and boot, the assembly screws that screw into the metal casing instead of into the plastic, I feel that it was well thought out. The minor difference in nut busting torque is a moot point for me, at these extreme high levels it's tapering off in usability, they both have enough grunt to literally snap extremely seized bolts at full power if hammered too hard. I give it to Milwaukee on the size for super tight areas and the fact you can run 9AH if you must. Even Dewalt's is impressive enough. Can't go wrong with any of these in my book. Gotta love the competition pushing eachother in the market. Thanks for this video up, love seeing them in action on various tasks. Cheers
nubscrub Thank You!! I will have a part 2 to this Video up in the next few days With a few more Different application's!😊 so keep an eye out!!
& Yes I agree 100% Both of these impacts are amazing! They definitely have enough power to "Destroy" almost any task you throw at them literly lol. The compact size weight & power 100% goes to the Newer Milwaukee it really is an amazing tool!. The Makita is really nice tho as well. Like you said with the boot attached & the screws going into to metal housing instead of the plastic & the detail & forward thinking made it a very innovated Impact Wrench.
Makita is very big on the details. Then again so is the Milwaukee in there own way. You can't go wrong with either of these impacts.
It really all depends on what kinda work you will be doing with them & which platform you are in.
Thanks again for commenting nubscrub!😊
Everything else being equal, the tie-breaker is the charging system. Makita wins by a mile when it comes to the charging system. Makita charges faster and cooler than either Milwaukee or Dewalt.
@@stevew3978 That's a huge tiebreaker in my book. If you are a pro you probably have a bunch of batteries but if you are at home you probably don't want to buy more than two. This being said if you can rotate the batteries on and off the charger then that's an absolute lifesaver. Not to mention heat is not good for batteries so I would be curious to see how many charges you get out of the Milwaukee before they degrade.
They compete, and we, the consumer, are all winners! XD
I have the Milwaukee and it is a beast. I have a lot of m18 tools. That Makita looks really good in that application. Great stuff and happy to see something a bit out of the norm. Those lags take a ton of power to put in.
Nice video, it's still surprising to me how far cordless tools have come. I stuck with my air tools for the longest time, now I hardly use them at all.
+The HD Perspective Thanks Man much appreciated! & I know it's crazy the power tools from even a few years ago look like toys compared to these new brushless tools. & right I' haven't had to use any of my works old air tools in a long long time there's just no point anymore with these cordless tools I now own. Definitly a diffent time we are living in lol. I can only imagine what the tools will look like in another 10 years from now.
I have the makita it works great for my ranch tighting cables ,fence post and if equipment needs some work
TheCattlekings That's Awesome to hear! The Makita is a really Great tool. The build quality on this impact is very nice, top notch for sure. I've received alot of positive feedback on the Makita impact Wrench. There's really nothing bad to say about it. It' has Ton' s of power & very comfortable in the hand. I use mine alot for fence work on the 100 acre horse farm I work at. Also for maintenance & construction work, besides useing it on the tractors & automotive work. Very versatile tool with the three mode Drive control. Definitely high end well made tool.
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Tool Fein thanks my next thing i wanna try is that bosch 3/8 impact wrench for them tight spots but don't know much about them. Got any info about them
TheCattlekings No problem man! & yea i really like the 3/8 impacts I have the Milwaukee Fuel one with the 4 modes & it's got balls for a little impact 200 ft lbs to be exact. Its works great on small cars for Tire changes and rotations.
I have the adapter for 1/4 driver bits to use it as an impact driver as well Very Bad Ass tool.
I know Makita has the same size compact brushless 3/8 or 1/2in impact Wrench with 3 modes & 210 ft-lbs which is really nice as well I almost bought that one but got my fuel one as a free bare tool with my 6,1/2in circular saw kit a little over a year ago.
Now about The Bosch they have a 1/2 compact Brushless impact Wrench with 3 modes & another version that is both a 1/2 impact Wrench & a 1/4in impact driver in one & also with the 3 modes it's pretty cool. Only down side is that both models only put out 133ft-lbs or 137 ft-lbs compared to the other brands with 200ft-lbs or more. So it's a little underpowered. The Bosch is really nice & really well built & they are really stepping it up with there New 18v Core Batterys & wireless chargers.
In the end it's all about personal preference & how much Power you need from the tool to do the work you need it to do. Also the price range for all 3 are pretty close to the same but that also depends on a few things if you are looking for a kit with Batterys & Charger or just & bare tool. Definitely do some shopping around and some research before you buy anything b.c I know you can get some really good deals with all the brands.
Everyone I know has Milwaukee but I'm buying Makita I don't like to be like the rest 😏
I have makita I just sold my 3/8 impact wrench to buy Milwaukee's 3/8 stubby cause it's better and they have more tools
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I bought Mikita cause everybody likes to borrow batteries and never return it.... they also borrow tools and end up keeping it. I went with Mikita cause nobody has it and I won’t have to worry about people borrowing my shit anymore. My cousin still has my snap on tools , he act like it’s his now and it’s been 3 years since he said he just wanted to used it and remove lugs... smh.
Theres a reason everyone has milwaukee
@@tylervanwormer8302 bc it's advertised like crazy. Also they give big kickbacks to Home Depot. Everybody used to have DeWalt until HD bled them dry.
My coworkers just lined up their high torque red -Ryobi- Milwaukee impact wrenches and said “you need an upgrade bro”. I just had to roll my eyes. I don’t think I do, but if I did, I’m staying with Makita.
I've just purchased the dewalt 899 and its a fantastic tool.
I need to say something since a lot of folks comenting this video,i am working as chief engineer and i worked with a lot of cordless tools brands like milwaukee,aeg,metabo,bosch pro,makita,hitachi,snap on and etc,in engine room you have evaporators which are used to produce fresh water from sea water,so one of the main parts of evaporator is booster heater so after some working hours covers of this huge booster have to be opened for inspection and for cleaning so to open this covers you need to unfasten app. 20 bolts,then when you have condensate lines and when they are leaking in connections and gaskets,also leakages on main boilers and on hot well and only 4 brands manage to unfasten these seized bolts on this covers and return pipes of the codensate i need to emphasize that this bolts are corroded due to seawater and high temperature,steam so the brands which were sucessful were dewalt, aeg,milwaukee,metabo and bosch pro,this 5 brands will provide you 5 years of warantee specially i like aeg impact wrench with 6 modes hwt 18,metabo ssw,bosch cordless,but makita not,it seems that makitas dtw 1001,1002 and hwt08 do not have power to unfasten this connections,also there is one thing that aeg share same platform they are part of the same group and from my point of view milwa.cordless gun of 1 inch anvil is freaking awesome that hit spot,so bottom line why you should buy tools or what is point of buying tools which are not design for heavy duty tasks or we can say why do you need to buy brand which is not able to perform task i mean on makita,according to my experience of 40 years the makita is not same like 15-20 years ago specially when they change coluor from green to blue and also one more thing if you need the tools for heavy duty use buy this 4 brands if you do light machinery and diy buy some other brands like crapita
i bought the makita last year only because i already had the smaller impact and drill set and it used the same battery. it is awesome. i also own three of the milwaukee ratchets. the newest extended reach. and the milwaukee die grinder, the cordless tools are so much better than air tools or corded tools
Great, honest comparison. I really like to see tests done like this because its authentic.
I have Makita tools and I usually stick to them because I already have the batteries, but I would be fine owning Milwaukee as well, just don't want to have to buy new batteries for everything, good test and you can't go wrong with either brand, I stay away from Dewalt, but Makita and Milwaukee I feel are 1A and 1B
Thanks for the vid bud !! going for the Makita
I have the Milwaukee and the thing works great with my semi lugs. I am sure it can do a lot more but for now I am very happy with the torque and battery long usage before a recharge.
Makita any day of the week
The Makita looks impractical and bulky, but owning one now, I realise it's actually not that bad - notice the rubber front end that graduates to the full thickness of the tool, where the Milwaukee has no such gradation (it's there but it hardly does anything). When pulling off control arms/bushing housings, I find the Makita to be a little more practical, but feels a lot more hefty because of the weight distribution being a bit off - still prefer the Makita in the end - oh and it's made in Japan, which is nice.
dsub1994 I 100% agree yes it's all about preference and practicality depending on what kinda work you're doing with the tool. I've had the Makita a little over a year now and it's not let me down in anyway. The New Milwaukee is definitely lighter & more compact but as you said for the work you do the Makita is a better tool for your type of work. They are both Bad Ass impacts in the end & will both definitely get the job done. Thanks for your feed back & Thanks for Watching!😊🤘
Really love the makita...but im already on the milwaukee platform :( ....love anything thats made in japan
Yea the Makita is really nice but the Milwaukee fuel is just as nice & has just a little more power if your already in the Milwaukee platform. & Milwaukee just released the
One Key version a few weeks ago if interested I'd definitely check it out! Thanks for commenting hope you left a like & Subscribed! Keep am eye out for more upload comeing soon!😎🤘🛠
Not sure how you get it has more power?? Do a true world test the Makita easily beats the Ryobi... sorry AEG oh no Milwaukee
@@GrahamReid34 I am milwaukee guy, but seriously man a coworker buy the makita and is just strong as milwaukee gen 1
I used a friends Milwaukee 2767 on a universal joint project using a ball joint press, it was on my ram2500 and they were well mended in, the Milwaukee made short work of that job and I mean short work of it, I then pressed out ball joints on an f350 and while they required plenty of heat from a torch that Milwaukee pushed it home the rest of the way. There’s no question that is the one I’ll be buying .. I feel obligated after those 2 jobs..
Very cool video! I now witch one I would get. This will help a lot of people get the right tool!
How to Automotive Thank you Very Much means alot to me really!!... I appreciate that! It seems I already have a few ppl that don't seem to like what I'm doing, but it's all for fun and if I help even one person then that's all that matters.. Thank you again and keep an eye out for PT.2) with car lugs , truck lugs. & some Big Nuts & Bolts to really test the torque out!!
& help the Automotive / mechanic with an idea of what to buy or invest in. Hope you have a good one friend.😊🤘
Tool Fein look forward to seeing the new video. I got a tip for you to help grow the channel. I was looking at your tags in the description and you didn't have any if you add the tag it will help with the search engine stuff. So you can write stuff like Milwaukee tool review Milwaukee part numbers high torque so on and so on . You can add up to 500 characters in the tags I recommend that you use them all up as much as you can including your channel name. I will go back and do all your videos like that and Itwill help you grow a lot faster👍🏻 and don't worry about the haters I got them to.
How to Automotive Thank you so much! That is a great tip! b.c I was having trouble searching it & that's definitely the reason why. You are a good friend on here I really appreciate you taking the time to help me out with that info!😊 & yes haters gonna hate lol thanks again buddy!
Tool Fein glad to help. There's a lot more tips and tricks to get your TH-cam videos to grow. If you have some free time I recommend checking out the Derral Eves TH-cam channel. I use all of his tips to help my channel grow and they work.
How to Automotive 100% will do much appreciated! Also do i need to # everything in the tags? or just type out everything out Normal?
I bet the Makita has a much heavier impact mechanism throwing more weight into it. Speed is one thing but weight is also.
The more the bpm the better speed is squared in the mass x velocity equation so double mass is worse then doubling speed and the milwaukee is rated at a much higher torque rating so i bet its faster and heavier
These are the top tool companies in the world for power to value.
Came across your video as I'm in the market for a high torque impact. Great video and great tools! I'd go with Makita only because I believe they last longer, despite being just a hair slower than Milwaukee. Both will get the job done!
Debated but chose Makita for quality and reliability. Very happy with the purchase.
Well done I like your vids keep up the good work. I found your channel from watching tool boss.
Trevor Walklin Thanks man! I appreciate that!😁 & cool yes he's a good friend of mine here on TH-cam really great dude! Thanks for Watching!! I should have some more uploaded soon so subscribe & keep an eye out! Thanks again Trevor!! 😎🤘
Of the side by side vids I watch which concentrate on laboratory conditions, I prefer your style of vid, real life scenario side by side. Keep em coming big fella.
It sure would be nice to see a teardown comparison of the two. Someone open 'em up, let's see the insides. Then we can see where the true quality is!
707SonomaComa come on Ave what’s behind the clamshell🧐🤓😁
Great Video!! Lots of great information here. Thank you! I was gonna watching the NY Jets game but this was a much closer game !!! Hahahahaha!
john henderson lol That's great! 🤣 glad i was able to help...
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Nice comparison work. My guess is, probably no user error going on there. A few guesses as to what’s going on:
1) both brands we know are excellent, and excellent brands tend to under-rate their numbers, but from what I’ve seen elsewhere Makita tends to underrate even more than Milwaukee. I’ve seen other tests where this same Makita put out about 1000lbft even though it’s rated at only 740. Chances are, the Milwaukee puts out over its rated 1000lbft as well...but maybe not by as big a margin.
2) the Makita probably has burlier, more solid mechanics (and possibly electricals as well), leading to less energy loss. So while the Milwaukee might make more torque when put on a test bench, it wastes more of its torque combatting energy loss in dynamic work conditions, allowing the Makita to close the gap more. Which contributes to...
3) if the Makita does in fact have the more efficient mechanics (and possibly electricals), then it’s also using less of its battery as it goes. I also thought the Milwaukee was going a bit faster in the beginning, but as it went on the difference seemed to get more subtle. That would make perfect sense with the Milwaukee draining more of its battery by the end of the test than the Makita. If that’s all true and the test were extended, the Milwaukee would probably slowly fall further behind, and then reach the end of its battery’s charge before the Makita.
Of course, everything I’m saying is speculating. Can’t say with certainty since I don’t have the tools in front of me nor do I have dedicated equipment used to measure these sorts of things. But in general this is how these things tend to work. Great products on both sides in either case.
Ken Ernst Very Well Put my friend! Both are Amazing Tools. Glad you liked the tests! Hope you subscribe & Thanks for your view & comment! 😊🤘
Very well put.
Milwaukee m18 2864-20 Is the highest in the brand @ 1200 tightening and 1500 breaking power
Yes correct! Out of all the brand Milwaukee fuels is the highest rated impact wrench but the makita does keep right up with it its hard to explain but when you have both in hand you can feel and hear the makita is right there with the Milwaukee even tho the Milwaukee fuel is more powerful both are great impact great quality on both ends. The makita just has a few features the Milwaukee dose not. But Milwaukee is releasing and New 1in impact wrench I'm not sure if you've seen anything about it but it's a Monster looks amazing and the specs are insane lol Team Red all day man! Thanks for watching and commenting hope you left a like and subscribed . Keep and eye out for new videos coming soon!😎🤟🛠
Have you tightened bolts to 1200 torque? Number are garbage nowasdays
I like Makita but the company I work for supplies us with power tools made by Milwaukee and they have been highly reliable, so my personal power tools are Milwaukee also. We haven't had one issue with warranty claims. I don't think Milwaukee is necessarily better than other companies but they are definitely sharing a spot at the top of the ranks. You really can't go wrong with any of the companies out there.
Both are great.but for me now makita
I agree in the end both are great impacts with each having its own great features some really like makita some really like the Fuel but they both have alot of power and are well built. Thanks for watching & commenting hope you left a like & subscribed😎🛠🤘
btw makita batteries are supported by manufacturer for two years or 500 charges take it back and they test them and give you a new one didn't even need my receipt they down load information out of battery.
I like this test, what the Makita lacks in torque to the Milwaukee, it makes up in speed and vice-verser.
I personally think Milwaukee is at the top just because it’s practicality in terms of the value you get, the longevity and your ability to actually use the tool on a job. The Makita is nice but it’s freakin heavy, LIKE HEAVY LET ALONE TOO BIG TO USE ON A DAY TO DAY BASIS ON JOBSITES. It’s a great tool indeed but it’s just not the most portable things. Yes they are used two-handedly but Milwaukee always has the “just right” to it and makes the sickest and high quality tools.
hi tool fein, excellent work. pretty impressive test there. i have shared to facebook. well done.
This is the first comparison video I've seen with a brand with the competition. Bosch, makita and Hitachi are all great brands... but milwaukee never seems to go up against anything other than lesser brands
Dude! I finally got my Makita ‘08, and was totally bummed because it won’t work with Makita batteries that do not have the ⭐️ symbol on them. Now I have to buy new batteries anyway.
john henderson Glad you got your Impact in but Yea unfortunately Makita has there tools set up that way with the star symbol.
That is a Bummer man. Hopefully your new Batterys come in soon & you are able to put it to work asap!
john henderson Hey Bro I was thinking about your situation & If I were you I would return the
(Bare Tool) & get your money back or the Credit you paid & reorder the kit. That would be your best bet & the smartest way to go about it financially. Also Makita was having a awesome sale on their two 5.0 battery kit for the XTW08 & other tools. If you bought that kit you also got 2 extra batteries or bare tool I think. I'm not sure if they're still having a sale but either way I would return the bare tool and reorder for a kit even if there are no sales. Hope all works out for you man.!!🤘
I got the 5.0 batteries and man this thing is GREAT!
I’m going to go and unscrew the nosey neighbor’s house from the foundations! 😝
john henderson That's Awesome man really happy to hear that! & i told ya that Impact is a Monster!😈👹 lol About the Neighbors I'm not telling you to-do that but I'm also not telling you not to-do it...... 🤣😂😁😈
If your talking about the older Makita tools working with the new batteries, yes they will work, there is a small plastic tab on the older tools that need to be filed off, takes like 30 seconds maybe and your good to go.
Makita is number one
I have a doubt, in Brazil this impact wrench is sold with the serial number DTW1002, it's the same tool as the XWT08? The specifications appear to be the same.
They both seemed like they had the same power I'd timed both and they were identical
+Big Daddy Yea They are Super close in the RPM... & It's only 50 Rpm difference. This Milwaukee Fuel modle 2767 has 1,750 RPM & 2,100 IPM With 1,000 FtLbs
Forward torque & 1,400 FT'Lbs In Nut Busting Torque
Makita XWT08 has 1,800 RPM 2,200 IPM
& Has 740 FTLBS Forward Torque & 1,180 Nut Busting Torque
Now The Milwaukee Fuel pin detent model 2766 Has 1800 RPM & 2,400 IPM so this modle has the RPM To match the Makita & Also go over Makitas IPM by 200
They are both Bad Ass Impacts with Crazy Power!! & in this type of application They are pretty much tied. Now when it comes to Automotive Work Or big rusted out nuts & bolts on a construction site. The Milwaukee would shine better b.c of the 200 more FtLbs Milwaukee has in forward and reverse.
Also it's more compact & lighter by 1 to 2 LBS.
So it really all depends on the work you will be doing with the tool & which platform you are in or choose to be in ya know. Again they Both are Monster's when it comes to putting them to work!! Lol
& Thanks for commenting Big Daddy hope you subscribe & Check out some of my other videos! Also keep an eye out for some new uploads coming soon! 😊😎🤘
Watched entire video, good comparison
Thank you i really appreciate that need to get some new reviews up got alot of new tools recently just need to find the time!
What about battery life, charge time, number of charges? Tool weight?
I found out recently that battery adapters do exist so I am not really afraid of picking whatever tool I feel is better in that category.
PS. The battery on the Makita seems to be representative of what I heard on another video. A guy who works with these tools regularly said that the Milwaukee's are really powerful but they are going to chew through batteries. I like the big numbers but if Makita can last longer on a charge I might have to pick it. But adapters are a thing so maybe it's worth mixing and matching depending on if you need power or endurance.
Nice video! I just bought the Milwaukee...now thinking I should've gone with makita!
Good job!
Mark SkarAudio Thanks! & You really can't go Wrong with either of these tools. So if you bought the Milwaukee you made a Great choice😊. it's more compact a little lighter & has more Tourqe in the end so again good choice my friend you won't be disappointed! Enjoy!! & Thanks for watching!!
Makita because almost nobody has and dont have to lend out batteries and nobodies batteries are mysteriously on my charger and its cool to be different !! Everyone is either yellow or red but the teal is just friggen ahead in battery tech longer lasting and better ergonomics !!
The 6 inch single hand race was unfair on the milwaukee as the bolt was further out than the makita bolt
jamie211983 Yes Good eye!
It was a little further back by a 1/2in or so but were both at the same height so it shouldn't of really affected the test it was more of an eye thing also I shot the video after a long day at work & only had about an hour of sun light left to do the tests so I was a little rushed while testing. Thanks for commenting hope you left a like & Subscribed!😎🤘🛠 keep an eye out for more Videos comeing soon.
Lol
Makita rates there tools torque differently that milwaukees. They are about even in my book.
I have both and they're awesome!!
Alex A They truly are Both Awesome it's hard to pick between them some days lol I have more Milwaukee Batterys so i tend to grab for the Fuel more often. Again both Great Impacts. I Hope you liked & subscribed. Thanks for Watching!😁🤘
Alex A
Hi, I just bought Makita, nice tool but I'm thinking to go for Milwaukee? Is it worth to change it, I'm also looking to get hammer drill, mid torque wrench and angle grinder and I would like to stick to only one platform, which one would be better overall. Alex, Tool Fein, what you really think about Makita as a platform and that Impact gun, I'm a bit confused now.. Makita its a nice tool, solid piece, but when I watched this video is put me a bit of thinking if I done right buying Makita.. Please help me clear up my thoughts.
Thanks for great video Tool Fein.
+Mariusz Salatka Hey how are ya Buddy! Thanks for the support man! To answer your questions if the makita impact you bought is the only tool from the platform you own & are just starting out or truly want a new platform personally I would Go wirh Milwaukees 18v Fuel line. I have every tool you just said besides the mid tourqe in my line up & they are amazing! Milwaukee usually has more deals as well. Also Milwaukee has a 5 year Warranty on the tools & 3 on batterys & charger. Makita only has a 3 year warranty & 1 or 2 on the Batterys & Charger.
The Milwaukee breaking grinder is Bad Ass the one i own dose Work!
So if you can Return the Makita &Get the Milwaukee kit & get the other fuel power tools you won't be disappointed brother! Hopefully that helps with you choice if there's anything else you need to ask lmk & I'll get back to you asap! Have a good one man!
Tool Fein Hi I'm good. Thanks.
Thank you for a quick response, I think I'm gonna return Makita and get Milwaukee, thank you for clear up, very appreciated, only trouble I can't get 2767 in UK yet, I have to wait till comes available.
Anyway Thanks a lot for your advice, you are doing good job and have great channel! Have a nice day.
Mariusz Salatka No problem Man! & Thank you I'm really trying to make decent videos for my channel. I'm really glad you like them. I'm hoping to have one up soon of the Milwaukee Fuel Brakeing Grinder should be fun to make!
Also Since you are unable to get the 2767 Fuel impact right now maybe hold on to the Makita B.c it is a Great Tool with loads of power very close to the Fuel impact. You can use that for the work you need & just get all the other tools Milwaukee fuel 18v line that way 90% of your tools are in 1 platform still & get the 2767 Fuel when it comes out. Or you can keep the Makita impact and just stay in there line if there tools are more avaible to you in the UK.. Makita dose have a really great Brushless grinder & great other brushless tools there hammer drill is really nice as well but it's been out for a long time now should hopefully be comeing out with a new modle soon. Also tho the Makita dose not have a mid tourqe impact as of now. Hopefully you can get it all worked out my friend & if there's anything else ya need just lmk. Have a good one man keep an eye out for the next Video!
Awesome video
chev2211 Thanks Brother really appreciate that! Hope.you left a like & Subscribed!🤘🛠
That makita is slick I’d definitely do the Milwaukee if I didn’t already own a makita set already
Don't sell your self short its a great video . I like both of them .
When he put that glove on. Shit got serious.
You already know! Lol thanks for watching hope you left a like & subscribed. 🤘😎
Mid-range power shure the Makita can hang but its still not a fair match up if you test for max torque, the milwaukee 2767 has 1000 lbs fastening max torque and 1400 ft lbs break away for the half inch, the Makita does not, currently we have the Ingersol Rand that is the strongest battery powered 1/2 inch with 1000 fastening and 1500 breaking, thus just beating the Milwaukee 2767, the 1 inch milwaukee is 1500 however. Makita is still very nice though
driving lag bolts in wood are are not a good test for these. Speed and fastening/breakaway torque are 2 different things. my 3rd gen 2853 1/4" impact will land a 8×1/2 lag in nearly the same time lol... Difference is, if i drive the bolt into a knot in the wood, the 1/4" impact wont cut it. The 2767 absolutely will. either way ol' red is where its at. i like havin fun from time to time with stuff like this just to see what some tools will and won't do. 🤘
You ought to try the makita that's made in Japan.
I think the lag bolts might be half inch.
Makita makes better tools better warranty customer service. And charging systems. Their batteries are what sold me. But Milwaukee is better than DEWALT
how is that a 3/4" lag? that looks like a 1/2 in lag with a 3/4" hex drive 🤔
Carrillo Family Well That's b.c it is a 1/2 in lag with a 3/4in hex Drive in 6in / 8in / & 10in . I unfortunately had to rush this video when I made it. I only had an hour worth of light left when I got home from work. I realized it when i was unloading 'the video but it was too late at that point to fix it. So it is what it is unfortunately but I'm pretty sure most ppl understand what it is. Thanks for pointing that out! Lol
I noticed that too. Might be fun to do one with 3/4 lags.
Makita for life ha
Thanks for the video. Proof that Milwaukee is overrated and they are just numbers. I first bought Milwaukee because it was a little bit cheaper. But now currently 2019. Milwaukee cost more. And their batteries suck and over priced
Jeffrey T
Yeap, I was debating over the two.. I went with the Mikita
Pretty good but Makita have a better look.
+john you Yea I Do like the Look of some of the Makita tools for sure. I like Milwaukee Fuel's design as well tho lol it's hard to pick between them b.c they are probably my 2 favorite brands!
Thanks for Watching hope you left a like & subscribed! Hope to have more content coming soon so keep an eye out!
Yeah because i base my tool useage off of looks as well ( kidding). Cant believe people go for looks first over function. Idiots
i dont know what to go for milwaukee or makita. i maby think milwaukee becuse of makita dont have a polishing machine
in battery
Depending on where you live & what kinda work you do would make it easier to choose if Milwaukee or makita is more abundant in your area to buy but you really cant go wrong with either brand Milwaukee is always coming out with new tools and keep there batteries the same for years so they work with the new tools & there 5 year warranty is better then makitas 3 year but if you work outside alot makita builds there tools with alot of dust & water protection ip56 & so on where Milwaukee dose not but some tools from Milwaukee do just fine outdoors like my sawzall let me know if i can help in any way. Thanks for watching hopenyou left a like & subscribed!
Maybe not scientific but it's shown me enough to stick with makita. Was considering Milwaukee until watching a few vids like this.
There's no way they're being honest with that 1k fp. Either that or the makita is just really under rated at 740
What's obviously going on is you don't need 700 pounds to drive lags in wood so you're measuring speed and battery life more than maximum torque.
Los dos son excelentes 😊
I'm a marine diesel mechanic with dewalt dcf899 & it's just not that impressive my co worker has the Makita & I was going to sell my dewalt & charger & both 5.0 batteries to buy Milwaukee 2767 but after this I think I'll buy the Makita after I sell my dewalt but so far none of these has beaten my ir 2235 ti max.
+brian klein Hey Brian Thank for your comment! & Thank you for your Service to our Country!
I will be doing a part 2 to this Video with car lugs, truck lugs, & a few big nuts and bolts in the next few days & hopefully that will be a better comparison for your trade.. The Milwaukee fuel & Makita are both Great Tools & Brands. The Milwaukee fuel is more compact & lighter by a little bit, so it may be better if its your everyday tool .. The Makita is a very Powerful tool as well you can't go wrong with either of these tools. The Milwaukee has a 5 year warranty on the tool & 3 on the battery Makitas is a 3 year warranty period. If you need the extra torque then I'd go with the Milwaukee fuel, but if your friends Makita dose the work you need it to & you like Makita better' then 100% go with what you like. I Really like the New Milwaukee Fuel i do think in the end the FT-LBS Will show with the Bigger Nuts & Bolts especially if you work as a mechanic. Again it all depends on what you need it to-do.
These videos I just do for fun....
Nothing scientific....
I just show how they work and what they can do. I hope this was helpful and I hope to see your commenting on my future videos!
Thank you again for your service Brian & i have a good day😊
Wait for dewalt gen 2 to come out it will blow both of these away but at of these two Makita all the way Milwaukee's tool don't hold up
Just ordered a Milwaukee 🤗
julian hernandez You won't be disappointed man! Milwaukee Fuel line is probably my favorite out of all the brands. Hope you left a like & Subscribed! Keep an eye out for more Videos comeing soon!😎🤘🛠
Hey Julian you just bought your self a Cummins diesel ram 3500 manual transmission 6 speed
How much did you spend with taxes
What are you using the impact for
Construction or mechanic
which one would you say has more power and longer battery life?
great video by the way
kyle Dubbyah Thank you I appreciate the support!
I Would 100% say the Milwaukee Fuel has more power! In the end it's much more compact and has a extra mode with 4 when the Makita has 3. Also in power the Milwaukee fuel has 1000ft Lbs to the Makita with 740ft lbs in forward & in Reverse has Milwaukee with 1400ft Lbs & Makita with 1180ft lbs. So again in the end the Milwaukee Fuel has much more power when it comes to doing lugnuts or nuts & Bolts in breakaway torque & in forward. They both are really Great & have insane amount of power! To the point you can't go Wrong with either of these impacts. Both of them will do 98% of the work you'll need to-do on a day to day but like I said the Milwaukee fuel is the Top Dog in the end. I hope that helped to answer your question.
I hope you liked and subscribed please feel free to check out my other videos on this channel!
I'm debating on the makita 3/4 or the milwaukee 3/4 i work on rock crushers in a gravel pit
+kyle Dubbyah Well from what I've seen and experienced myself I think for your line of work the Milwaukee Fuel 2nd Gen would be better for you personally. Again it's more compact has and extra mode and has over 200ft LBS more in both Forward and Reverse torque then the Makita. Now there may be some blots on the machine you work with that neither impact will be able to remove.
For example like old rusted up tracks or things like that, but the Milwaukee again I think would be better for your line of work I would also recommend getting the boot cover for it if you do decide to go with the Milwaukee fuel. Both these impacts are great tools with a shit ton of power. But.. the Milwaukee fuel definitely has more torque and Power. Now when it comes to Wood or Construction they're evenly matched but when it comes to Industrial or mechanical work I would definitely go with the Milwaukee fuel second gen high torque impact wrench.
Can you use a 3a battery? Would it reduce performance?
I have all Milwaukee tools, love them, bit expensive but I like the quality. I have the same impact, works great, a bit bulky for what I bought it for though ha, the Makita is a bit bigger so that's a negative. Either way both brands have great tools. All I can say is pick the brand you want and stick with it because batteries are not cheap for any decent brand!
Which one keeps better speed on high elevation passes
Interesting, the 8" screws the Milwaukee looked like it smoked the Makita. But the 10" somehow I believe the Makita was faster.
I commented before the head to head. Impressive both of them. Personally I'm a Makita cordless, Milwaukee corded fan.
5ah battery vs 6ah battery makes a big dif Makita cordless tools just last longer !
can you test even bigger screws?
Geee Star what did ya have in mind?
nice comparison.
Gon Qu thank you man thanks for watching hope you left a like and subscribed 😎🛠🤘
Makita has pretty much always been a small % better than Milwaukee. But it's typically not worth the price difference. Unlike dewalt vs. milwaukee, where it's definitely worth it to go milwaukee - unless you need some of the plastic dewalt pieces to keep the tool lighter. For instance, if you're flying regularly and need to get under a baggage limit for your tools. Almost every dewalt drill or impact I've tried has been signficantly lighter than the equivillent milwaukee drill. But usually not nearly as good. You can't go wrong with the m18 or m12 system these days. Infact m12 is pretty badass nowadays.
Makita is cheaper than Milwaukee when you buy online but if you to a store then you will pay more for Makita.
Is it normal for a brushless impact driver to be a little faster in reverse than forward ?
Jacob Sebastien do you mean faster as in when unscrewing screw / bolts compared to when driving them in or do you mean with no load it's faster?
@@toolfein5079 no load faster
Now try Milwaukee Highoutput 12.0 battery
Is that a 1/2 or 3/8? Makita
Dont forget the makita is a longer tool so it looks like it gets done first they both look good to me but ive already made my choice Big Red baby. And the mid torque milwaukee is a beast i really havent even had to pull out big red
+RAMON GONZALES Thanks for Watching man! & Yes they are both Bad Ass Tools
100% But The Milwaukee Fuel is My Go to Now over my Makita & The Milwaukee is a little lighter & more compact and has more power when it comes down to it. I Hope to have the mid tourqe impact Wrench soon and will be doing a Review on it. I've heard nothing but amazing things about it. I have the 2nd Gen compact 3/8 & that dose 70% of the work I need it to-do & pull out the Big Guns when needed.
comparing 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch ... Milwaukee rocks anyway
Both are 1/2in models and both are really well built with loads of power. Socket size is 3/4 and the bolts are 1/2 thick. Thanks for watching & commenting hope you left a like and subscribed!😎🙌🛠
Makita always superior .. Americans have to buy thier own brands...
great work looking at a Makita thanks a lot for the help man
home built hot rods tools and tech b . No Problem man! I'm Glad to hear it was helpful! That's what it's all about!😎🤘 & if you want to see a little more on the Makita I have another video on my channel comparing the features between them. I forgot to add on that the Makita can have it's duel LED light turned on or off by holding the mode button in for a sec or 2.
The Milwaukee you can't change but... The One Key version will be out this December & you can change all types of things. Happy Turkey Day! I hope you have a Great Thanksgiving!😊
I attempted 2 times to buy Milwaukee and man bad from the start. Bad trigger on drill bad battery and charger on Milwaukee air snake.i like makita and have no issues with makita. I see Milwaukee as a 99 cent store tool. Even harbor freight has better tools.
Sold! Makita!
Why has no one brought up the best part of this video? He’s smoking while doing this people!!
Lol should I not be? Thanks for watching & commenting hope you left a like and subscribed!😎🛠🤟
And no pilot holes. Going in dry, baby!
two years later , makita still kicks ass
Milwaukee is also still around 2 years later lol.
Mystery Comment
yea, but milwaukee is made in china now . It’s tool quality is compare to craftsman lol
ggf cfhvyy Makita is also made in China and other places all over the world. Just like every other tool company. Go look it up. Who cares where tools are made, they are global. No one cares if things are made in the USA anymore. Not everyone lives in the USA to care if what they buy is made there. USA doesn’t mean quality like it did 50 years ago.
Mystery Comment
we throw rocks at milwaukee fan boys at my work sites when they walk by with their purses
ggf cfhvyy makes sense you would throw rocks, because usually apprentices buy makita.
Makita all the way baby..
I dont know what Makita you use but, mines last for a while and i use it a lot.
HONESTO UNO really, damn thats crazy. Im a bus mechanic i use mines everyday. My battery is super worn out but it still work strong. I even waste it down to when it didnt work no more. But i had it for some years now. Maybe the old school batteries are good.
HONESTO UNO but lately I've been thinking of making a trade to the Milwaukee family.. i like there're new m12 fuel ratchet.
¿It is oak?
Lol i thought i saw smoke come out when sinking lag but then saw he had cig in his mouth lol
Whats the warranty on the makita
Kenneth Prince I'm pretty sure The Makita is 3 Years on the tool & I think 2 years on the Batterys & Charger Milwaukee is 5 years on tools & 3 on charger & Batterys.
Makitas batteries and 2x18v tools will prevent me from ever buying their stuff
Why? Batteries arr the best
Big Red all the way.
I think the milwaukee was faster on that 10", just saying