AEG FUSION Hammer Drill - BSB18BL 18V Brushless
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- The new AEG FUSION hammer drill is a FORCE to be reckoned with! 140 Nm of torque is their claim, and oztooltalk is going to see if it lives up to the hype.
This drill definitely benefits from being paired with the new AEG FORCE battery.
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Keep the reviews coming. Glad to see some AEG reviews
I bought one of these today and it's easy to use straight out of the box. I have it for around the farm and the battery last and lasts. It's great for we none-blokes so girls if you need a drill that works when you are ready, this is the one, for sure. It's sturdy and well balanced.
I purchased AEG's Six Tool Fusion Brushless Combo a while back. The drill came with a Belt clip, Side-Handle & Double Ended Driver Bit. The moment I picked it up I knew that this drill was a beast. The power is awesome and handles everything I throw at it with the 6 amp batteries (including a 60cm Powerplanter Earth Auger and Concrete Vibrator Attachment) I can't wait to try a new 9 amp battery with this bad boy. And yes...when changing bits the chuck can certainly inflict some damage if you're not careful. Great review guys.
I got this drill and it’s great . I had a 8 year old 36volt dewalt which was amazing but this out powers it . Thanks aeg . Let’s hope it lasts 10 years like my dewalt will !
Bought my fusion drill about 4 months ago it the beast of all drills. It smashes through everything.
Awesome stuff guys, that looks like one hell of a beast!
Having used AEG for the past 5 or so years I'd definitely recommend it.
Great video as usual! Thank you guys for sharing!
I have an aeg hammer drill 110v,from the time when atlas Copco,aeg and Milwaukee were same.brilliant drill
Love the work, it’s funny I just bought one
ive found AEG to be some of the most durable tools available, working as a stonemason even filling all my gear up silica dust.
Great video
Really nice review..welcome back..how you can compare between Dewalt ,Makita and AEG..? Which is best
I have mine for 4 months now. Power and price is good. I broke 2 of then the first 2days, not kidding. I drilled 2 holes of 4mm in steel and it broke! Back to bunnings and they gave me a new one. The day after same thing after 2 holes it broke down. Back to bunnings and I was on my 3th one. I've been using it every work day and it works fine, the chuck should have been of better quality because mine if getting bad only after 4 months. The new hammer drill and sabre saw that came in the set are tough and work hard as! So far happy with the tools of AEG. Only tool that was a joke that came In the set is the vacuum cleaner
henkvermalen jeez that’s bad luck.
I’ve lent this one to a mate who is retiring his Panasonic year and he’s loving it. Glad you got looked after with warranty as it should be 👍🏼👍🏼
And yep vac isn’t a winner. Shame as the fusion gear is TOUGH !
@@OZToolTalk before Aeg I had metabo and that gear is overpriced and I had quite a few problems with that as well and it took ages for them to repair metabo gear. I bought another brushless drill last Friday with a 6ah fusion battery and charger for 200 nzd not the fusion drill but powerful enough. Aeg is handy because every bunnings sells them. I can advice the battery operated light it works on 240v aswel and the light is enough to work in those dark places with no power.
Great review. Please do a direct comparison against the most powerful competitors like the gen3 Milwaukee.
Or Metabo sB 18 ltx bl
Glad to see you guys are back making videos. Thought maybe a kangaroo got you both. ;P
Network Phreak HAHA, not yet. Cheers.
How do you know it hasn’t yet?
Great video, looking for a new hammer drill. Saw your desalt dcd996 review as well. AEG Fusion and Dewalt dcd996 drop are both at least 3 year old models. Any long term experience from either, if so, which one would you recommend?Cheers
dcd996 is still going great, haven't used the AEG much in the long term.
Now if only they'd sell these in the uk the only aeg/ridgid tools I've seen here are the old crappy brushed ones
Nice review, maybe nice to compare it with other powerfull drills, like the Bosch GSB 18V-150.
Yes, can't find a side by side
I fucking love these videos man 😂
Amazing vid mate!
Have you gotten your hands on the newest Gen2 one yet? I noticed in your big test will all the drivers you were still using this one.
The newest one is model A18FPD0, has an all metal gearbox, chuck, and next gen brushless. Think that would be a much better contender against flexvolt and newer makita LXT or whatever it was.
I just purchased all the new gen2 stuff but haven’t tested and would love to see what you guys find 😊
Cheers from Perth
hey mate. sorry but weve kinda hung up the boots for now
Love AEG. Is there a video on a test between Aeg and the other top brands?
. I have the new impact/hammer drill set. I need to get force batteries.
I have to say Aeg is the most underated brand theres not as many videos on Aeg as there should be.
we have included AEG in our last couple of comparisons :) check it out!
Can you tell me, does this have the horrible "Safety" clutch stop like the older hammer drills? Cheers
I have a question. The new DeWalt XR combi drill is out. I have both the brushed and brushless previous models. Are they actually that different in runtime, comfort and torque? I have noticed the brushless while more powerful overheats far faster then the weaker brushed. Thanks. Keep up the great videos!
Colin Antink which models specifically are you talking about?
Oz Tool Talk thanks for replying! This made my day. The newest one, DCD991. Brushless model DCD795. And the brushed one DCD785. A side note, the led on the 795 manages to dazzle me from the side while trying to drill things, I’ve stuck some black tape over it, fixed! Keep up the great vids guys, thanks!
More power, more strain on the cells. I'm pretty confident that it's the cells overheating, not the tool itself. Put on a battery pack that got 27000 cells and you can take out a lot bigger draw (A) without the machine cutting off.
Mattias Persson I thought of that. I use the 5ah battery packs rather then the 2ah ones that came with it. And I’m pretty sure the drill getting hot and not the battery pack is defiantly the tool overheating. It’s by the motor vent. Nowhere in the handle or near the battery. On a side note. Even when doing things like masonry or steel drilling with this thing really pushing it as hard as it can. The battery doesent warm up.
Do you use it as a mixer in second gear? Otherwise it´s almost not possible to overheat a drill.
Do you think that would beat the Milwaukee gen 3
I got this drill it's so powerful I don't want to use it lol I got it for the 2x 6amp battery so the drill is free
very good the hammer drill action
love the drill
in north America its called ridgid
Hi I'm considering buy this device. What is Your opinion, is it able to do something like makita did in the movie below ?
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Is AEG considered mid-grade or high end in Europe and Australia? Ridgid are the exact same tools in the USA. They are very good, considered mid to upper grade tools.
[Dwain] They are trying to establish themselves as a trade brand, and they offer a trade warranty. I think they have done that, though I'm not sure if everyone takes them seriously.
Please do a diy drill comparison. Ozito - ryobi - tool pro - black+decker I'm sure I'm forgetting a few 😁
Bosch Green, Stanley Fatmax, Triton if they are still around.
Sorry, not likely to happen.
I wonder how much it would cost me to get this in U.S, it looks like and keep up with Kobolt,Ryobi,Dewalt maybe Milwaukee. Plus itd be kinda cool to have an Aussie drill.
It is the same as the Rigid in the US
@@1knightinbangkok946 Oh well darned it
The tool's amazing but they should reduce battery size. That's a 6Ah battery and looks like Milwaukee 9ah
Update on my Aeg drill. The chuck is after 4 months gone and I had contact with aeg about this. A chuck is considered a consumables and has a 3 month warranty on it. I went to bunnings and ofcource this is not available and they just called me back. They are out of stock and it takes weeks not months before they have new chucks ( the supplier is out of stock and they adviced me to try again in a couple of weeks), single price is 85$. They can stack up hundreds of drills at your local bunnings but a consumable is very difficult. I thought this might happen and I bought another drill last Friday because they where on sale. Just keep in mind they claim the best warranty in the business but it's not the case when you really depend on your equipment.
henkvermalen Yeah that’s really disappointing. Unfortunately chucks are a warranty annoyance across ALL brands when people try to claim warranty. Having run a tool shop for 9 years I really struggled to keep the right spares and was often in trouble with the owner of buisness for keeping parts like this :/
It’s a hard balance.
Hope you get it sorted ASAP.
Comparison to a dcd999 dewalt . On paper the Dewalt is less torque the test results would be interesting .
That is one ass-kicking drill!
indeed!
Everyone loves the grunt but hanging off the tool belt anything too bulky or weighty can get a bit much . Particularly if I'm hanging two.
The belt hooks are just for photos mate! 👍😎
THAT DRILL MACHINE PRICE
Which one is better? This aeg fusion drill of the Dewalt DCD996
Raw power, I reckon the AEG will win in first speed, but not 2nd gear. Dewalt is smaller and lighter. Take your pick :)
THANKS FOR THE REPLY!!!! iT made my day! Thanks. I think I will go for the AEG since I am not looking for as much of the second gear power. Plus I am already with AEG with some of their fusion tools. Again, thanks for the reply!
So AEG must be associated with Ridgid? Looks like same tools.
They pretty much are the same. In fact the batteries are interchangeable between them
CLASSIC CITY TOOLS Techtronics industries owns the AEG brand and is the manufacturer of the tools. Ridgid is owned by Emerson but Techtronics industries is contracted to make the tools for Ridgid's home depot line of 18v tools. To my knowledge Ridgid still makes their own plumbing and industrial tools and Emerson makes the shop vacs
In europe we have AEG and in USA is Ridgid, they are the same tools with different name and you can use the same chargers and batteries too.
Oh Yes !
My first drill was an 14,4V AEG about 8 years ago...I had a very bad experience..Both Batterys last less than a year...never again AEG..
SouthFront I think you will find it’s a different beast these days.
I sold AEG when it was German made and blue, then it went exclusive to Bunnings and I did not rate it at all. They seem to have WELL improved the last couple years.
I can understand you not wanting to look at it but if you can go to a demo day you may be surprised. I havnt heard many bad stories about longevity recently either. (Mike)
Hows this one been going? Looking at maybe picking this up as my 18v kit, but quite a few user reviews online with busted chucks.
not sure mate, don't have it anymore sorry
I have all the fusion tools and my hammer drill smokes the hilti my boss is a hilti man and he loves my tools
And my impact smokes the hilti ive had them since they came out still going strong the 9 amp even better
AEG barnd and RIDIG they one disign
Karzan Kerkuki Yes true.
WHERE'S THE DETACHABLE COUNTER-TORQUE HANDLE, GUYS ?
in a drawer probably...
well arent they made in same factory as milwaukee
don't believe so no. both owned by Tti company, but separate tool lines.
@@OZToolTalk would be interesting to see an internal part comparison, I reckon they'd be using similar parts surely
Ilove gidgid and AEG
Maybe Ridgid... I think it's the same company with Aeg. In america it's ridgid. I don't know sure.
Bosch is only 6
These drills are awesome they chew through wood like nobody's buisness. The gear box is complete rubbish. What ever they build it out of it doesnt last, ive had it replaced twice now.
If you are only going to use it half dozen times a year go for it but otherwise avoid.
ouch. has the warranty process been ok?
Need 996 vs this drill!
All that power is no good when the drill and batteries die after 3 months.
No side handle!
Glen Ah yes we just didn’t use it sorry and clearly forgot to have it for wrap up !!