Are Corded Tools Better Than Cordless?
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In this episode tools with SoAlz brings you the very best tool testing as we examine whether cordless drills have caught and surpassed corded drills.
🔥 Get ready for the most EPIC power tool showdown you've ever seen! In this episode I'm putting the Corded and Cordless Metabo hammer drill head-to-head against the Milwaukee Fuel 2904-20 and Dewalt Flexvolt DCD999 Hammer Drills. Plus, witness the sheer power of the Milwaukee 2904-20 hammer drill as it takes on the toughest screws without breaking a sweat! No tricks, no pilot holes, just pure, unadulterated power!
🛠️ In this head-to-head battle, we're testing these tools to their limits, pushing them to drive massive screws with precision and speed. Watch closely as the Ridgid outperforms the competition, effortlessly driving a 6-8 inch Spax screws like a champ. Meanwhile, the Milwaukee hammer drill tackles an 8-inch by half-inch Spax screw with ease, showcasing its unmatched durability and reliability.
💡 But that's not all! Throughout this video, I'm debunking the accusations of deceptive testing techniques once and for all. You'll see every detail, every screw, every reaction, all in real-time, with no edits or cuts. It's time to set the record straight and prove that honesty and integrity are at the core of Tools with SoAlz.
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02:52 The corded is 36V, it gives 36V to the drill not 120V.
What is the rated output power of the metabo adapter?
Idk
The one thing I noticed in reading the specs on Metabo HPT batteries vs. the 110v power adapter is that the battery specs were a little higher. Part of the reason I haven't bought one. Also the price is not cheap. I think it runs around $150. I haven't looked in a while. You also would have trouble finding one in a store. Online is about the only choice you have.
I hear they don't work for all of their tools.
@@Ffoo_ffighter I think they're only designed for the 36v tools.
I love Hitachi but they charge waaaay too much for the 120V adapter
I still have a corded grinder. I can't see buying a cordless one yet when I don't use it very often.
I also have a hybrid blower. It can be corded or cordless. It seems to have more power when I use it corded than when I use it cordless, though.
I've got plenty of grinders in the shop, mostly Dewalt, I've got a cordless Makita and Milwaukee both 20v that I'll take on the go for a little bit of cleanup or something but you can't really cut with them and the batteries don't last. If you're working in a shop i would recommend corded grinders over cordless, but 15 years ago i would have said the same thing about drills and i haven't even seen my corded drill in years
Unless you count drillpresses or magdrill
@@garymericano I used to go to the junkyard looking for parts for my old Honda, and I really wish I had a cordless impact and grinder back then. It really sucks using a manual ratchet and a pry bar on a hot day.
@@DiligentDave1966 true, even if a cordless grinder clutches out/overheats every 20 seconds it sure beats using a hacksaw
@@garymericano Speaking of hacksaws, I have a DIY story for you.
The tree in my front yard has grown so much that the roots have pushed the PVC pipe that goes to my sprinklers. It caused one of the sprinklers to break because it was being pushed up against the concrete walkway. I ended up using a small Husky hacksaw to cut the PVC pipe so I could install a new sprinkler fitting a little further away from the concrete. It worked great, but PVC is probably the thickest material I really want to use a hacksaw to cut.
So did I @bigredfarmer. If I'm busy at work I don't always catch them
Happy Easter
He is risen
I miss the live stream.
That's ok
Wow. Ton of info in a short video. Very naice
Thank you
Are you going to go live tonight or not because of Easter
I always go live as long as I feel well
@@ToolswithSoAlz ok
@@ToolswithSoAlz hope you feel better bro!
@nyquiloxide941 I'm feeling great. I even mowed my lawn today
Vertical filming... bro please
Edit: also the purpose of the adaper is 120VAC -> 36VDC
Contact TH-cam and blame them
@@ToolswithSoAlz for you not filming correctly? Eh I don't think so
Ma'am, if you think you know so much then pick up your little camera and show everyone. Until then you're just a whiny little b**ch
@@ToolswithSoAlz LoL I will help you. You turn the camera 90° so its horizontal and viola you just entered the 21 century.
You're welcome.
I didn't think a bitch was going to take the challenge
try a real corded tool not a dc tool like fully brushed old school
Oh, you want me to try the old Black and Decker grandad used that would struggle sinking a four inch fastener. No, you just can't handle the truth, and you're allowing your excuses to expose your ignorance.
@@ToolswithSoAlz take it you've never used a good one they get well past 1000w the hammer drillers can hurt you easily there so strong btw what excuses?
@only_the_truth_ Ma'am I take it that you're poor and can't afford good tools
@@ToolswithSoAlz is this really how you communicate? the hell is wrong with you
Awe, I hurt her poor little feelings.