Revealing The New Hilti DCH150 Wall Chaser.
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- Revealing The New Hilti DCH150 Wall Chaser.
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Jordan
That was a great video on your new Hilti Tool. It had everything ,a good back story concerning your dad ,a detailed assesment of the tool upon receipt, a clear demonstration of how to use the tool in your work and an analysis of the cost of the tool to your business and the benefits of leasing etc.
Firstly I am glad the universe has come full circle in rewarding you this way. I know your Dad must have loved these tools and their ability they enable him in his work. Robbery of the tools of ones Trade is a hugh violation any time it happens.
Your testimonial is both thorough and accurate. I am sure your Dad is very proud of you and the man you have become. You are generous with your knowledge and professional in your shared trade.You have taken that work ethic you absorbed by osmosis and use it in everything you engage with Well done.
I am sure you have good security on your vehicles now and always. What you have done For Hilti is worth a lot.Even though their Tool range is world class and top class there is nothing like a recommendation like the one you have just given to further promote their range of products and services.
Keep up the good work and content. Looking forward to Cory's Class this week and further exploits with stroking MR.Bumble and the miniuta on Advice and Consent Laws on touching Bees in Nature. Anyone for a cup of Tea.!!
It's amazing, I fall in love this tool.
Very interesting review and finally clear and loud sound, i can clearly hear everything on my mobile now!
Thanks for the effort!!!
Thanks!
Yes you're absolutely right. I bought one when they first came out about 20 years ago. Better than brilliant. Its never let me down. It's made me an absolute fortune and made my life very easy. As for my drills. They are the first thing out of the van In the morning, and the .last thing to go in the van at night. I've had my drill for over 25 years and it's still as good as when I bought it in the early 1990s.it works out as Hilti being the cheapest tools on the market. Well Recommend!
Amazing! Thanks for sharing your story
We have hilti at work and they are durable rugged and great costumer service and warranty
Excellent thanks for sharing!
I had 2 of the Hilti DC-SE20 which is the predecessor of the DCH150, one i sold a year or two ago after downsizing. its awesome, this one will be even awesomer :-)
😍😍😍
Hi jondon I have hilti demolition breaker and I have just over 12 years old and it is going strong now and still working fine
Love this! ❤️
My dad had hilti tools on his job and it's stayed with me also. One of the reasons I own some now.
I agree hilti are superb there drills were by far the best , in the day they were the drills to have .. they went threw anything... even today with so many new makes around they take some beating ...
So true!
Hahaha next video, Battle of the wall chasers. Bundy's Metabo vs Artisan's Hilti. Let the battle commence 😆🤣😂
Cool idea
I have a flex bring it on!
Surly the Metabo is superior with its 3 blades?
As an electrician from the US, I have seen, used, or ever heard of a wall chaser. However, now I really want one.
Very informative video- great to see it in action
Thanks!
Personally I like the Bosch one, I have had mine since about 2000, and I have hammered it, with the cheapest discs I could get my hands on, and it's not missed a beat. The hilti will do the job, but I couldn't justify the cost.
The Metabo setup seems pretty nice, MFE40 with the vacuum. The MFE40 is supposed to have up to 3 blades so you don't have to chisel out and vacuum up the channel you cut with 1 or 2 blades. I don't know if the Hilti will do this also.
Now you just need to switch all your tools to Hilti the SDS drills and band saw for metal conduit are a beast. Even the cordless drills are super rock solid. More than that the tool repair and warranty is just brilliant.
That's the plan!
Don't rate the combis, mine always die 😂
Hope the leads are long cause the one thing I hate about my Hilti gear is having to lug the gear and the trany room to room. As is I ended up with the Dewalt Flexvolt one but I was already on the platform. The thing I want to know most is your multi-tool masonry blade choice, squared up that corner like butter!
Yeah nice and long!
I need to get one of these and use in one of my projects
Brilliant video! Great back story. Your definitely good in front of the camera. I look forward to more video's.
Thanks
We have a 36v Hilti SDS in work, and the forward-reverse switch broke so we sent it for repair instead of just repairing the little switch they replaced the whole internals of the drill it was like a brand new drill in an old body (which they cleaned up) that is some service.
I challenge you to a race. My Metabo MFE40 (with automatic dust extraction and filter shaker) vs your Hilti. A vertical chase of around 2m and installing a 35mm metal box. Chase and box marked up, time begins when chaser starts up. What do you say? Still feeling confident?
The trouble is, it proves nothing, because you would be going at a speed you wouldn't normally be working at.
In real world situations they will both do the job in similar times
This is all you need to see when you've not long paid £900 on Metabo and hoover. Still want one looks like great bit of kit. Oh and Jordan get that barnet chopped mate 😋
LOL thanks
I have a hilti TE10 i have had the drill since 1978 when i was an apprentice still going strong
Awesome
I buy tools for company use, it’s a few years since I’ve been on the tools myself. I always inspect every tool that we buy, not least to ensure that serial numbers are recorded and warranties registered. Hilti tools are very very good, and I can tell you that as buyer of many tools and consumables we never pay anything like retail price. However the real value in good quality tools is in time saved and reliability.. if a tool is out of order and in for repair, even if covered by warranty, then it’s a massive financial hit because that tool is needed to complete a job. Also any tool that saves 10 or 20% of the time it takes to do a job equates right back to bottom line. We find hilti to be very reliable but it takes ages to get them fixed.. mind you they are better than DeWalt whose tools seem to fail all the time and then take ages to get repaired due to unavailability of parts. I see tools as more an investment than a expense but you absolutely must factor in reliability and turnaround time for repair. I should add one more thing, if you buy your own tools you probably take better care of them than employees who just use them. Using a tool as it was designed and not allowing it to overheat will extend life dramatically.
Nice purchase 👍 I’ve got the predecessor, only criticism it’s super heavy 🤣 dust extraction is second to none. Worth buying some additional blades so 4 on the machine to clear out as much of the chase in one pass 🤛
Glad you like yours!
I've got the predecessor which blades did you get and how did you do it mate. Sounds like a cool idea
I invested in one of these for a re wire and I have to say it’s miles better than anything else I’ve used, I purchased the Hilti VC 20 M dust extractor and there’s no competition imo.
The chaser is fairly heavy compared to the angle grinder type one I had before but once it’s on the wall it’s effortless, brick, concrete, blocks, plaster, board, lime, eats it all for breakfast! Not cheap but worth the money
Great to hear!
omg what a beast Haha. is this gonna be featured on your tools 4 sparks channel like a review of it? after it's been used for a couple months or something mate
Maybe!
The hilti resin is also incredible. You can hang tons of steelwork off the resin and threaded stud kits.
Awesome
I still have my auld man's hilti SDS max 110v drill. It use to be name big Bertha as you could dig a street up with it lol. Top video Jordan.
Awesome
I’m an electrical apprentice 2nd year and just bought my first set of drills and laser all Hilti , price is off putting but definitely worth the money game changer
It's a heavy machine i've tried it 💪💪💪 the metabo rocks 💯💯💯
Thanks for sharing!
Apprentices get paid too much money these days, when I was one I was on £25 a week 😂
@@acelectricalsecurity YTS 😂😂😂 the good old days
@@paul_my_plumbs_uk it was the CITB, we were above yts 😂😂, we had cubicles to work on not a piece of ply like the others 😂😂👍
That’s 2 grand added to your next rewire 😂🤣
Shaves £2k labour off the job as well tho minimum!
its not 2k next job its 2k for all your jobs yo do next 4 years and more if yo don't do a lot chasing then hire but if its your daily type of work then its great investment and a money saving you never buy expensive tool just for one job but for future jobs
Totally!
looks a great bit of kit... I do miss the days of chasing walls with a grinder and chipping out the chases with a chisel and lump hammer after a day of that you know you put down a days work...
Haha yeah that was real muscle work! LOL, so many sparks with back problems from those days!
Back in the good old days as an apprentice in 1978 that was my job on retires the kids today have it so easy..................
If only they could make one that cuts out the last 4inches at top of track
Your lucky you had a grinder. My apprenticeship was bolster chisel and 4 pound hammer, and bruised knuckles.
@@robbiedix6775 I did an internship in 2005 and one of our jobs was chasing a new riser mains in a 19th century apartment building. 63 mm flexible conduit with 50 mm2 singles, four guys on the job. They only had two Kango hammers so the apprentice and the intern were handed bolster chisels and hammers - in 35 C weather too.
Very good and informative video....!
NICE video!!! You got a new tool. I recommend you put more blades. It will work cut wide off.. if you struggle then try put washer each on blades separator... Try it test.. Thumb up! Cheer!
Thanks 👍
I am not sure about the 40% faster. I am a big Hilti fan and have some Hilti tools, but I ended up buying the Metabo wall chaser and class M dust extractor over the Hilti because it has a triple staggered blade system which cleans the whole chase out meaning that you don’t need to chisel out anything, which cannot be 40% slower in my opinion, especially in harder materials
had a te10 a battery drill back in 1996 working till late 2004 changed to te6a because of battery update great drill for and masonry /block/brick hilti great still have both te6a 36 volt and te6a 22 volt
Awesome
What model is your larger makita drill you used to chisel out the brickwork ? Great video 👍
That looks like a serious bit of kit, thankfully I can’t remember the last time i did any wall chasing! most of my work is industrial and commercial so my money went on a conduit threader.
Horses for courses thou.
It is lovely!
Looks massive and I'm not convinced it'll be 40% quicker overall than the Metabo wall chaser with the three disc accessory as you have to spend extra time SDS'ing the centre of the chase out.
I'm sure the build quality is excellent, but at £990 it bloody well should. I'll stick with my Metabo👍🏻
Yeah its built like a tank! Very easy to use though. Super quick.
The metabo is great - though you can add extra discs with spacers to remove the material with the Hilti I believe. If your banging out so many rewires and chases the Hilti will be a lot quicker say it’s even 20percent quicker if it take you a 6-8 hours for whole house chase that’s around 1-1hr 30 minutes faster. Not to be sneezed at.
His mussels will be 40% bigger
Does look bulky, £1000, over priced really, not sure how they can say it's quicker as mostly it's down to the user, some will be quicker than others.
£990 for the wall chaser and 669 quid for a bloody vacuum cleaner! WTF. Hilti are having a laugh at that price no matter how good they are.
Nice bit of kit 😎
I use the dewalt 54v battery wall chaser with there 12amp battery. Wicked setup and happy. This looks espensive but a pukka bit of kit
Yeah its really nice
More like a road chaser. Beast
YEAH!
Wow, your Christmas has come early!
I had a Hilti Chaser, great quality but heavy AF. Changed to a Metabo which is so much better and lighter too.
Completely agree with you, Hilti tools are always better but their wall chaser is far too heavy. AEG MFE 1500, now that’s a wall chaser. Try and get one of them on your channel!
Nice Hilti bigup Vdo. Ive heard all the ancient stories that Hilti tools are the best. But you never mentioned any downsides and to me there is always 1 or in this wall chasers case I honestly noticed 3. Firstly the size, its not only built like a tank it looked the same size as Panzer too. Then the price, £1600 just for the chaser alone. The No.1 wall Chaser out there for Sparks is the Metabo and you can buy it with a vacuum and a couple of bags for around £850 and I understand the old adage you get what you pay for but I've had my Metabo wall chaser Mark 1 for well over 10yrs. Thirdly Hilti Wall chaser was 110V. I don't know about you, but at my age I don't want to be lugging no big dirty tranny around. That' won't make me 40% faster. Maybe if it was cordless like Dewalts 54V Battery Wall Chaser it might. So when people say Hilti tools are the best it makes me skeptical. Like when I hear the argument Pele was the best footballer when you see old black and white clips! But I don't know about you I prefer watching Messi in 4K colour HD.
Can’t beat the Hilti gear. I’ve not used drills as good since Hilti, Miss them tbh.
That’s some serious set up mate, I’d kick my metabo gear up the a*se for that rig 😂
It really is!
my dad has had 2 hilti sds drills for 20+ years and they are still 10 times better than most of the other common brands
Awesome thanks for sharing
You know if you squash oval at the ends it fits perfectly in the knockout, no gromets req and a smooth pull.
Great tip!
So you are obviously not a Sparks.
I thought everyone did that until I seen people using grommets with oval, one of the first things I learnt as an apprentice.
Great Video!
Thanks
Nice review but we want to see more footage from this Hilti DCH150 wall Chaser in action in very hard Concrete, if it performance.
We are professionals and contacted Hilti The Netherlands and they say we calling you back for a demo unit to test it in concrete they never called me back.
We hope you can make a good review in concrete so that the world can see the performance of this machine in action, how it cuts in concrete.
Does the fleet management include theft insurance ,,,,in the event of their theft whilst in your care... or on lease by you? Asking as you mentioned that your Dads were stolen from his van....
Hilti gang 👍
Think they should send you a new level 😜
Just a quick question, what happens if your tools get stolen whist using Fleet management, are u expected to pay in full still?
What multi tool blades are you using for cutting into the wall?
Great video,have u seen cordless kango...would it be any good for chipping out boxes
Great idea
I like the new features but does it still weights a tone and doesn't reach the the ends of the walls / floors ? I have the older model and the hoover and I'll be honest .. probally be sold of as too big and chunky shame because never used ..
Good luck with it
ps at 12:08 it's pièce de résistance (La Résistance is something else) though I'm sure that Madame Farley can advise better than someone on TH-cam who got an AS level in French 17 years ago. Thanks for sharing your journey as an electrician with us, I appreciate it despite leaving this pernickety comment about your bad language
Good call! I cant believe I said it wrong! LOL
Bet the Mrs wasn’t home when you filmed this running the chaser over the wooden table 😂
🤫
Your dad had great taste as a Hilti maniac they are the best.
Totally!
Do they remove the central part of the chase that’s a very useful feature reducing chasing time like the metabo
They should have a cordless version as well maybe the power requirements for chasing won’t allow it.
@@mathman0101 there was a few spacers on there so you could load it up with discs not sure what the extra load on the motor would do though
@@lewis94uk yes that’s what I thought not sure if Hilti recommends it. Though I have never ever seen them quibble and I have a direct human Hilti go to person if I need my tools picked up - and I am not even in the trades!!
New toy time :)
Yay! 😁
Hey Jordan, check out Hilti diamond rope cutting equipment for 'larger' jobs 😜.
I'll check it out!
What are hilti battery tools like chaps? I’ve tried dewalt, Milwaukee and makita but all fail far too quickly.. any advise would be greatly appreciated 👍🏻
Hi Mike. If you like we can arrange for your local Hilti rep to demo our cordless range.
Direct message us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter (as TH-cam doesn't have a messaging feature) and we'll take it from there 🙂
@@HiltiGreatBritain yer great thank you 👍🏻
I'm not in UK - you mentioned that building sites require 110V tools? Has this been a requirement for long? I worked in a Aus Govt research lab in building construction area. We used Hilti tools - they were awesome. Also the fleet option is great.
It's not a requirement, it's strongly advised by the HSE and most insurance companies and site managers insist on it, you can use 240V with a 30ma RCD but that still has potential for danger so centre tapped 110V (55 volts to earth) is used as it is the safest way to provide power on-site, there's never been a fatality using 110V (reduced low voltage) 👍.
Should have been a Green laser, they are noticeable better than red. Oh well, still a rock solid tool.
Red matches the Hilti Colours tho! Haha
The Hilti chaser is good, it’s is heavier from the other ones but does go through walls like butter
Totally!
My Metabo chases the middle out as well. All in one motion, almost dust free when used with their high end dust extractor. No need to break the middle out with a chisel.
yeah without the 3 blade attachment its rubbish .
@@thomasbambridge6974 But with it.....unbeatable 👌
You forgot to fix the oval to the wall looked like crap and plasterer will love you. I prefer the Metabo with the special bit as the chasing is reduced and cleaning up better try doing the above vertically.
Will you also start using other Hilti-tools in the future?
I'm curious on how the hammer drills perform ... worth a review?🤓
Yeah I’m hoping to get fully kitted out with Hilti stuff as my makita stuff is all on it’s last legs
I hope for you that you get all the tools you want to have 👍👍
... So Makita is not worth the money or were they just old and you wanted to try sth new?
Why was the rad trv not covered ? Socket close to rad water outlets ?
Hello can it with diamond blades cut through rebar in concrete wall thanks
This is like a bed time story for apprentice sparks
😁👍
Or one for the w**k bank! 🤣
Hilti the worthers original of wall chasers!😂🤣😂
Bundy, hold my beer!!! 🤣🤣
HAHA
You'd be great on QVC m8
🤣👍
If doing horizontal chases, you should really be using galv conduit.
Most other trades & especially DIYers don’t account for horizontal chases
Curious to know your reasoning for galv conduit?
@@craigemmott4976
Scenario 1.
Mr/Mrs DIY comes along & decides to build a corner cabinet for his/her TV.
Assumes cables are vertical in the wall & drills a hole straight through the capping & into the cable.
Scenario 2.
Plumber, on a grant job, fitting surface trunking for a radiator, assumes cable is vertical in wall & drills through cable.
Scenario 3.
Cable overheats/becomes damaged in the wall & needs replacing for whatever reason.
You’ll not be able to fish or draw a new cable through a 90* corner in oval or capping, so will need to dig the wall out again.
With PVC round conduit, you’ll be able to pull one through, but it only takes another couple of minutes to put a piece of galvanised conduit in & make it extremely difficult for them to drill into the wire.
I use galv for all my cable in the wall (including in studs). Just provides that extra level of protection.
Don’t use cement to seal it in walls btw., as it can cause rusting that leaks to the wall surface. I use plaster bonding coat with a waterproofer.
25mm2 galv conduit can hold 2x 4mm2 6242y. Bend to required (if necessary). Thread & add couplers & nuts.
On rewires or new builds, it usually takes a morning to do it for an entire house, so you’d lose perhaps an hour compared to using capping, but get a better job.
Would be awesome, how do you fix it?
@@artisanelectrics
Depends on the surface.
On your install in the vid, I’d have used 20mm conduit terminated in the back boxes. It may have needed a screw to secure the corner, but mainly, you rely on the connection between the 2 back boxes & fill with bonding coat.
Coming vertical down a wall, the bottom is fixed in the back box with the top entering the ceiling.
If it’s a bit slack, I’ll stick a screw in either side at the top to secure.
Only has to be secure long enough for the plaster to dry.
Yea can it cut the last 4 inches at top of track
Like a kid with a new toy 🧸
YEAH!
@@artisanelectrics think I’ll keep you outta the candy shop 🏬 then
Just 😊
You forgot to mention where you park your van..🤭🤒
Ouch..even in jest that’s not funny!
Should I break the bubble? Hitting is catching up there are others with laser and also cuts into the corners. I will drop a link on soon with a range of top chaser.
Then the plumber comes in a drills through your wiring to put up the rad brackets. Don't like horizontal chases
Probably a floor standing rad going in looking at those fancy rad valves. Even still a wall stabiliser is called for two thirds up such a rad.
Do you think you would ever be able to pull another cable through that oval conduit, would have been better to install single piece of round 20mm pvc conduit, I say this as I used oval conduit when I built my house 20 years ago, praying that I never need to pull a replacement cable through it
Yeah good question, we don't really install oval conduit with a view to pulling in new cables later, its more just about protecting the cable from the plasterers trowel
22mm oval will accept 2 cables
You would be very lucky to get two 2.5mm cables around a 90 bend,
Would you Not have been better going down through the floor, the plumber is going to love drilling through that cable.!
It was a brand new hardwood floor, no option
Think the vacuums a bit big. Need to tow it behind your van 😂.
I want to see him take the whole setup to a job in the Tesla!
The 110v would put me off, hassle of a transformer as well
Could you please try out the Wiha Speede II?
Great Idea!
I love the speed EII even more useful than the one. Great for removing and putting on socket light covers and consumer unit work.
It's been done on the efix channel
@@acelectricalsecurity oh thanks alot. Do you like/ have it?
@@tommymack3210 I have the first version, and dispite what you may hear, it's perfectly fine, but people are expecting it to be something it's not been designed for.
HILTI the brand of choice for any self respectng bank robber etc. The brand used by the Hatton Garden lot for example!
🤣👍
Your so lucky
battery powered laser is a bit silly when you've got 110v going into the tool
Maybe the laser can be used seperatly from the chaser.
Transformer might have made it heavier possibly 🤷🏻♂️
Yeah it can
£60 x 48 = £2880 and you don't own it at the end. If you can make it work with expenses etc I can see it being a clever way for those starting out especially.
I guess it's very efficient tax wise too.
How come we never see that one in your install videos?
HA HA HA you working for Hillti now? I love Hilti they are a mile above the rest
Great machine but so bloody heavy for wall chasing!
1 off 1600
Fleet management 48 x 59 = 2832
No earth fly leads to back box’s ?
Never! Completely unnecessary
looks like something you could enter in robot wars
Haha awesome idea
Do the maths everybody 🤔🤑
Send it to me, you know you don't have enough room to store a wall chaser and a vacuum...well, is that not what you said a few weeks back ?
😁🤣😁🤣😁🤣😁🤣😁😁🤣
Great on a construction site but for domestic chasing the Metabo is only only option for value for money.
Maybe Hilti got bored just making guns and after a few drinks on a Friday decided to make this as well
Poor Oscar will be knackered using that 💪💪💪💪 why did you not buy the metabo??? The hilti is a hefty lump of machine
He doesn’t work with them anymore
Oscar left..
And he was given it. No money paid.