I've been using my SF 4-A22 for exactly 2 years and 4 months (verified by my Hilti account). It's still performing like NEW, and I have not been gentle with it. In the same time period, I would have burned through at least three Makita, Dewalt, or Milwaukee drills (and this is actual experience with those brands.) I do work hard though, 6-7 days a week, and I make my tools work as hard as me. This is easily the best drill I've ever owned.
Idk if i got a defective one but so far in less then 2 weeks I've had this drill go in for repairs twice. Once for the Chuck Teeth stripping themselves out because the chuck loosens up. and now I brought it again because when i was trying to back out a stuck drill bit it SHEARED OFF the bolt that holds the chuck assembly to the drill. the performance is solid but i'm not seeing the durability. Only saving grace is that Hilti will repair the tool at no cost and get it back to you within 2 days or less.
Looks great for mobile mechanics, chemical & agricultural plants, oil rigs & plumbers. That 20year warranty also comes with a 5 year price. Not sure if I want to use a tool that long: lithium will have be replaced by the next thing by then. Maybe just a little solar panel on the tool, LOL.
Hi, I know that Hilti is not so popular in USA as in Europe. Americans like Dewalt or Milwaukee. But Hilti is very strong and qualitative devices. I have one of them, really good
Hilti is not for average person that will only use to fix their house maintenance or DIY, if you wish to use it for DIY it is way overkill. Anyways if you can afford 600$ well no problem they'll sell one pc to you. But remember HILTI is the best the best the king of power tools! If you are looking to have cordless tools for light and DIY application pro consumer brand will serve you better like dewalt, milwaukee, ridgid, makita, bosch etc. But if you want to have the long lasting tools and you can afford it go to hilti they're the best in the best. That tools were specifically build for construction company that will use it for construction. That is why 20years warranty
Hilti is just not that expensive 🙋♀️ What turns people off is that people try to buy hilti stuff on Amazon or Ebay not realizing that hilti doesn't front, those are all resellers who think a 12v impact driver or a 12v battery should cost 268$ or 189$ each when they're 79$ and 38$ directly from hilti. And even then, nobody who would legitimately need hilti stuff pays full list-price
@@Biaanca5036 hilti is expensive in some of their products, but i do tested their tools they're all good for industrial purpose i'am not saying dewalt won't work for industrial work it will not last longer than hilti.
@@illestofdemall13 Yes, you are lucky. I bought two of them one is regular one and the other is fuel M18. both of them have a little bit wobble for the chuck which is annoying me when I want to drill small hole.
Looks like a nice drill. Hilti has a great reputation for high quality and great service. Thanks Sparky.
I've been using my SF 4-A22 for exactly 2 years and 4 months (verified by my Hilti account). It's still performing like NEW, and I have not been gentle with it. In the same time period, I would have burned through at least three Makita, Dewalt, or Milwaukee drills (and this is actual experience with those brands.) I do work hard though, 6-7 days a week, and I make my tools work as hard as me. This is easily the best drill I've ever owned.
Idk if i got a defective one but so far in less then 2 weeks I've had this drill go in for repairs twice. Once for the Chuck Teeth stripping themselves out because the chuck loosens up. and now I brought it again because when i was trying to back out a stuck drill bit it SHEARED OFF the bolt that holds the chuck assembly to the drill.
the performance is solid but i'm not seeing the durability. Only saving grace is that Hilti will repair the tool at no cost and get it back to you within 2 days or less.
Wow, thanks for the report!
You must have a defective one. Had it since it was available. Works flawlessly and amazing quality and durability.
Great drill I have one. It’s $99 tool only on Hilti’s site. Not bad at all compared to other name brand tools
I've tried most tool brands, and after switching to Hilti, I'm done. Best quality and customer service by MILES. Well worth the extra cost.
Nice , quality drill and not a bad price ... Good one Wild Bill ...
Thanks so much Eddy!
wow, they do still build them like that!
Apparently so. ⚡
HILTI'S one of the best
Thanks Bill
Does it have a LED light?? 💡
Yes, it has 2 of them.
Thanks, back in the day we only used Hilti and Milwaukee
Looks great for mobile mechanics, chemical & agricultural plants, oil rigs & plumbers. That 20year warranty also comes with a 5 year price. Not sure if I want to use a tool that long: lithium will have be replaced by the next thing by then. Maybe just a little solar panel on the tool, LOL.
does it wobble for the chuck?
No, it's pretty true.
@@SparkyChannel that is great. However, most of my cordless tools is Milwaukee, I can't change it anymore. I guess. I'm into Eco system.
Hi, I know that Hilti is not so popular in USA as in Europe. Americans like Dewalt or Milwaukee. But Hilti is very strong and qualitative devices. I have one of them, really good
great work
Thanks Dave! Hope you had a great Easter!
I miss the IMPACT Mode!
I am FROM BRAZIL AND I ALWAYS WATCH YOUR vídeos!
Cheers from San Diego!
Nice drill.
Thanks Robert!
👍nice
Thanks Theo! ⚡
Soundz i like it huh...👏👏👏👍🤘🤟😁🕊✌
Sounds good, thanks!
Hilti is not for average person that will only use to fix their house maintenance or DIY, if you wish to use it for DIY it is way overkill. Anyways if you can afford 600$ well no problem they'll sell one pc to you. But remember HILTI is the best the best the king of power tools!
If you are looking to have cordless tools for light and DIY application pro consumer brand will serve you better like dewalt, milwaukee, ridgid, makita, bosch etc.
But if you want to have the long lasting tools and you can afford it go to hilti they're the best in the best.
That tools were specifically build for construction company that will use it for construction. That is why 20years warranty
btuh drill is only $130...
@@Volfas the drill itself how about the battery and charger? Bruh
Hilti is just not that expensive 🙋♀️
What turns people off is that people try to buy hilti stuff on Amazon or Ebay not realizing that hilti doesn't front, those are all resellers who think a 12v impact driver or a 12v battery should cost 268$ or 189$ each when they're 79$ and 38$ directly from hilti. And even then, nobody who would legitimately need hilti stuff pays full list-price
@@Biaanca5036 hilti is expensive in some of their products, but i do tested their tools they're all good for industrial purpose i'am not saying dewalt won't work for industrial work it will not last longer than hilti.
My nightmare would be to drop a $700.00 Hilti drill off a manlift 50 feet to the ground.
bruh its not $700... $130 canadian
Very goooood
Thank you! Cheers!
My M18 FUEL 1/2" hammer drill has max 1200 in-lbs of torque.
Nice! Hi Kris, hope you guys had a great Easter!
@@SparkyChannel Same to you, Bill!
most M18 Milwaukee drill have a little bit of wobble for the chuck.
@@NeathNeathN Mine is pretty good for what I need.
@@illestofdemall13 Yes, you are lucky. I bought two of them one is regular one and the other is fuel M18. both of them have a little bit wobble for the chuck which is annoying me when I want to drill small hole.
nice but snap-on like price
Yes sir, there is no denying that!
🤩🍻🍺😊
Cheers with beers! 👍
Dang...it's made in China ☹️
That surprised me.
cheap looking even though there supposed to be a great drill
Thanks.