That’s really interesting I was thinking the opposite, I was thinking that it would be much easier to find power than water on most job sites. I’m not a Fridgie though.
They have them for sale in Japan they have the same output as a 5 Ah battery which the 4 Ah battery should of had to start with glad all my 4 Ah XGT batteries were free on promotion deals
Hey tools and stuff, anychance we will ever see an updated right angle impact DRIVER? The current one is ancient and lacks a lot of the features now expected from impact drivers.
Makita should please all LXT fans by releasing a new and perhaps bigger 18V battery for the big drainers .... To expensive for most of us to change out from 18 to 40V
Tools&Stuff mentioned several times in the past that makita have said they will no longer improve the 18v batteries. 6ah is the biggest capacity we get.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIALi wonder if it also clamps the faces to remove bit wobble? I've never cared about wobble as anything done by hand is going to be rough, but some people lose their mind over it.
Odd that the flat nose impact driver doesn't have the battery mount shifted towards the back like the TD173. Ditto on everything you said about the DeWalt-looking version!!
Great video tools. Unfortunately alot of the merch gear seems to be out of stock in the big sizes and hats. Also seems a little odd that there account managers and sales reps aren't giving any of this away with sales like they should be doing
I really really really want a pressure washer that looks more like a hammer drill that you just screw the hose into. Other makers have smaller pressure washers, its totally ok if its not as powerful as a big one.
Love my Makita tools. But they are behind all the other manufactures on battery tech. I have a total of 20+ batteries for all my tools ranging from 3ah 5ah. Been running my Makita batteries on all my new Milwaukee nail guns. Recently i bought some Milwaukee batteries for my nail guns and just bought Milwaukee to Makita adapter to see if tool performed better. And it does. My Makita batteries are holding my tools back.
Looks like makita are going to have to do a pouch style battery. after Milwaukees pipeline event and there new batteries stealing the show, makitas gotta play catch up now. be great to have some new updated tech inside the 18v batts.
There is only one new F model. It just has more powerful cells, for total power of 2100w compared to 1400 of regular bl4040 pack. But we have to see how they will compare in the real world.
After using the power stack batteries on Dewalt dcf840 and dcd800 makita needs to come out with something like it. The weight reduction was a god send to my wrist. I dont like flex or kobalt cause they are to big and heavy. Milwaukee has terrible ergonomics. Dewalt ergonomics fits me well but makita is perfect. The problem is all their small batteries are just as expensive as the larger ones.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL I think it's hard to find new Blue Ryobi tools , Ryobi Limited put all power tools under Kyocera brand , and those can not be sold in Europe , Australia , NZ or USA , when thats the deal with TTI Ryobi . Kyocera has 36v chain saw , brush cutter and angle grinders , Also 18 v garden tools and pressure washer BPW-1800 . Also 3,6v Pruner BSH-120 . Only Kyocera tools here in Finland are nailers sold under SENCO brand .
I have some of the powerstack batteries. Definitely a case of good while they last. But the run time, as you say, is shit. Be interesting to see if Makita can do better than Dewalt. There is a better quality to Makita tools. I recently bought the latest multitool. I have been using a Dewalt one for ages. Different animals. The Dewalt one shakes the crap out of you. Has all the finesse of a brick in the face. The Makita has so much less vibration. You can guide it into the wood. Rather than hit and hope. So much better. If you look at the collet on a Dewalt they run out miles. Not the same quality at all.
If it was oil pulse with the form factor and ring light of the TD173 from Japan I'd get it instantly. I'm holding out for a IS version of it, but if there was an oil impulse I'd buy it from Japan in a heartbeat.
HEEEEYYYY you did Rock horns!! That’s my thing!! My lawyers will be in touch 😉, big groan about the new xgt powerwasher I was hoping it was going to be 80v!! 😞, another great video sir 🤟🤟
I live in tokyo, but never seen wall mounts for batteries and tools 😳☝️ i think some of the stuff you get your hands on - not available here in japan 🤷♂️ crazy aye
My makita tools are - the impact 40v - drill 40v - got them thanks to your vids 👍 thanks again for your content. Next going to get the grinder 40v and the lawnmower next year. Got a bunch of 18v tools for my rc 1/5th tinkering haha 😂
LXT 18V pouch cell batteries! Woohoo! Big power and capacity that will work on 18V X2 tools! Let’s go Makita, you’re only about 5 years behind on the big battery train!
New battery, microwave, cooler and dust blower. Yes.. Yes.. FORGE Tornado commander available soon; with enough power to share all the love (and leaves) with all your neighbours!
@@toolscientist LiFePO4 typically doesn't supply as much current as the normal cells do so it'd be a strange decision to say the least. Not that you're necessarily wrong, but it'd be very surprising if they went and did that.
@@ManWithBeard1990 not sure about LFP, but in LiPo you can increase discharge at the cost of capacity by including more electrodes in the sandwich. It still doesn't make much sense as LFP has a lot less energy. Of course this could all just be a mistake by whoever made that diagram, or even a red herring to throw off competitors.
big dewalt guy....I'm joking clearly. Regardless, i get a tad suss about impacts getting too compact as yeah compact is great, however how does that impact tool longevity.
Oi why are you kiwis hogging all the good Makita shit? I want a Makita longboard! Anyone willing to ship? I promise I wont bag on your cricket team the next time we Aussies come to face off, promise 🙏
Makita packout is nearly here... th-cam.com/video/MK2sjovqt1U/w-d-xo.html
What's the ETA?
"It's not until you really try them that you find out if they're good or bad" That's what we have you for mate
That drill guide looks really compelling!
Im a Refrigeration tech and that pressure washer would be super handy washing rooftop units. Sometimes water is close by but not power.
That’s really interesting I was thinking the opposite, I was thinking that it would be much easier to find power than water on most job sites. I’m not a Fridgie though.
Will look forward to hearing more about the new F series batteries and finding out if they are much different to what we have now.
Yeah also can't wait to see the real world difference, we know the stats on paper but will it be true in the real life...
What is it your are expecting I don't really understand all the battery tech ?
@@hartshorn95 new BL4040F pack, should have more power in the same size as regular BL4040
They have them for sale in Japan they have the same output as a 5 Ah battery which the 4 Ah battery should of had to start with glad all my 4 Ah XGT batteries were free on promotion deals
Hope they can make a XGT version of TD173😋
And the XRJ08Z recip saw. That used with a 4025 or 4040 battery would be great.
@@Derek-tk4wf you absolutely right, and I'd like to add the DTM52ZX3 in 40v please😁
Just picked up a td173 in olive green and I love it
Looking forward to your review on the pressure washer.
Do you know about any plans for a 40v half inch router?
Hey tools and stuff, anychance we will ever see an updated right angle impact DRIVER? The current one is ancient and lacks a lot of the features now expected from impact drivers.
Keen on the drill guide and bettery if its compatible with 40v tools.
Hi, i think i remember an image you posted about what looked like an ac adapter for xgt. News about that?
Hey Tools have you ever tested the Makita DTP141Z?
The tube expander is interesting. As someone who works in the plumbing industry we mostly use the hand versions e.g. the Rothenberg ones
So, can the pressure washer be adapted to fire nails? Seems like that’s the only way I’m going to see a gas less Makita framing nailer anytime soon 😢
Agree
If you're willing to have a whole thing like that just for nails:
BAC01 + PDC1200/PDC01 + AC462 + AN514
All for the low low price of ~$4000!
I wonder if the high voltage power tools like makita and flexvolt will be able to introduce pouch cell to their tool.
Since you are the makita guru how can a makita malfunction battery be fixed?
Makita should please all LXT fans by releasing a new and perhaps bigger 18V battery for the big drainers .... To expensive for most of us to change out from 18 to 40V
Doubt they will do that, there is a reason why they went with xgt line for bigger packs.
Tools&Stuff mentioned several times in the past that makita have said they will no longer improve the 18v batteries. 6ah is the biggest capacity we get.
@@thatguythatdoesstuff5899 yeah I can see that
They won’t do that. That will canabize sales of the 40v line. they want you too move up.
@@richiejames928Do they though? Not in my experience.
Any word on the LXT installation driver? I remember you posted a detailed patent drawing not long ago.
Thanks for the update. Tools.. that waterblaster.❤
If the snub-nosed impact does a semi-eject and locks open like the recips, then it'll be ok. Otherwise it'll be a major PITA to change bits.
It looks like it stays open and has 3 ball bearings holding the bit in place.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIALi wonder if it also clamps the faces to remove bit wobble? I've never cared about wobble as anything done by hand is going to be rough, but some people lose their mind over it.
Odd that the flat nose impact driver doesn't have the battery mount shifted towards the back like the TD173.
Ditto on everything you said about the DeWalt-looking version!!
Great video tools. Unfortunately alot of the merch gear seems to be out of stock in the big sizes and hats. Also seems a little odd that there account managers and sales reps aren't giving any of this away with sales like they should be doing
That's why I got rid of my DCF850. It felt nice and had loads of power, but the glitchy trigger just wasn't helping me out.
Looks like that maybe multi driver maybe? Are there add on parts like the milwaukee installation driver
No.
But there is meant to be one coming...
5:54 wasabi channel is probably designing a wasabi washing attachment as we speak!
Starting to see a lot more 40v makita on mine sites in Aus. Dont have batteries stolen as much and 3/4" gun is great. Be good to see a 40v 1" gun
There is a 1" coming. I talked about it in a previous update.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL cool! Not the most regular viewer but great to hear they are going for more mechanic tools like milwaukee
I'll forgive you.
I really really really want a pressure washer that looks more like a hammer drill that you just screw the hose into. Other makers have smaller pressure washers, its totally ok if its not as powerful as a big one.
Love my Makita tools. But they are behind all the other manufactures on battery tech. I have a total of 20+ batteries for all my tools ranging from 3ah 5ah. Been running my Makita batteries on all my new Milwaukee nail guns. Recently i bought some Milwaukee batteries for my nail guns and just bought Milwaukee to Makita adapter to see if tool performed better. And it does. My Makita batteries are holding my tools back.
Looks like makita are going to have to do a pouch style battery. after Milwaukees pipeline event and there new batteries stealing the show, makitas gotta play catch up now. be great to have some new updated tech inside the 18v batts.
Where’s the powerhead for 48” bars?
Do you have a video on the differences between the existing 40v batteries and the new f models?
There is only one new F model. It just has more powerful cells, for total power of 2100w compared to 1400 of regular bl4040 pack. But we have to see how they will compare in the real world.
There is also a 2.5Ah F battery coming... potentially.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL yeah I can see that, there are some better cells available
After using the power stack batteries on Dewalt dcf840 and dcd800 makita needs to come out with something like it. The weight reduction was a god send to my wrist. I dont like flex or kobalt cause they are to big and heavy. Milwaukee has terrible ergonomics. Dewalt ergonomics fits me well but makita is perfect. The problem is all their small batteries are just as expensive as the larger ones.
Any new nailers?
11.5mpa = 115bar for the pressure washer. It would have been better if they made it a 150bar pressure washer that used 3 batteries.
that impact looks like its being built to have different collet attachments like the multi screw driver ones tbh.
still no framing nailer, table saw or belt sander. 6 pouches is a bit odd, must be 3v not 3.6v
XGT Table Saw?
Makita needs to bring a magnetic annular drill to the XGT line.
It should be out soon... I've seen pictures of one.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL😮😮😮
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL I think it's hard to find new Blue Ryobi tools , Ryobi Limited put all power tools under Kyocera brand , and those can not be sold in Europe , Australia , NZ or USA , when thats the deal with TTI Ryobi .
Kyocera has 36v chain saw , brush cutter and angle grinders , Also 18 v garden tools and pressure washer BPW-1800 . Also 3,6v Pruner BSH-120 .
Only Kyocera tools here in Finland are nailers sold under SENCO brand .
I need the XGT 1st fix nailer to come out!
that drill adapter would be good as a MAG DRILL fixture i reckon
I have some of the powerstack batteries. Definitely a case of good while they last. But the run time, as you say, is shit. Be interesting to see if Makita can do better than Dewalt. There is a better quality to Makita tools. I recently bought the latest multitool. I have been using a Dewalt one for ages. Different animals. The Dewalt one shakes the crap out of you. Has all the finesse of a brick in the face. The Makita has so much less vibration. You can guide it into the wood. Rather than hit and hope. So much better. If you look at the collet on a Dewalt they run out miles. Not the same quality at all.
I would like to see an updated 18v oil impulse impact driver
Yeah me too. The only new makita tool I’d buy instantly. really can’t put a price on protecting your hearing.
If it was oil pulse with the form factor and ring light of the TD173 from Japan I'd get it instantly. I'm holding out for a IS version of it, but if there was an oil impulse I'd buy it from Japan in a heartbeat.
Makita needs to make a pro press and a mega press. Its for gas pipe and plumbing.
HEEEEYYYY you did Rock horns!! That’s my thing!! My lawyers will be in touch 😉, big groan about the new xgt powerwasher I was hoping it was going to be 80v!! 😞, another great video sir 🤟🤟
I live in tokyo, but never seen wall mounts for batteries and tools 😳☝️ i think some of the stuff you get your hands on - not available here in japan 🤷♂️ crazy aye
My makita tools are - the impact 40v - drill 40v - got them thanks to your vids 👍 thanks again for your content.
Next going to get the grinder 40v and the lawnmower next year. Got a bunch of 18v tools for my rc 1/5th tinkering haha 😂
Pex is used in Europe as well.
LXT 18V pouch cell batteries! Woohoo! Big power and capacity that will work on 18V X2 tools! Let’s go Makita, you’re only about 5 years behind on the big battery train!
Well same size but hopfuly more power, ive seen after market custom big makitas out perform basicly everything
@@kylehocking420 yeah, TTC proved that quite nicely.
New battery, microwave, cooler and dust blower. Yes.. Yes..
FORGE Tornado commander available soon; with enough power to share all the love (and leaves) with all your neighbours!
Weird to see 6 cells in that battery in the patent. They wouldn't be considering coming up with yet another battery system, would they?
I've been waiting for someone to notice that...
Could be LiFePO4, which is 3.4V fully charged, versus 4.2V for current NMC/NCA chemistries.
@@toolscientist LiFePO4 typically doesn't supply as much current as the normal cells do so it'd be a strange decision to say the least. Not that you're necessarily wrong, but it'd be very surprising if they went and did that.
@@ManWithBeard1990 not sure about LFP, but in LiPo you can increase discharge at the cost of capacity by including more electrodes in the sandwich. It still doesn't make much sense as LFP has a lot less energy. Of course this could all just be a mistake by whoever made that diagram, or even a red herring to throw off competitors.
I need that makita merch but sadly im in Australia
Agree my DeWalt impact xr is a pile of junk. We have destroyed several at work. I went team teal.
Cheers mate
This is so cool!!!!
Fuck I love a new tools and stuff Makita video!
That's cool
👍👍👍.Thanks
Framing gun
big dewalt guy....I'm joking clearly.
Regardless, i get a tad suss about impacts getting too compact as yeah compact is great, however how does that impact tool longevity.
These batteries should be compatible with all their tools. Like Dewalt did with 60v max series which works on 20v tools as well.
Oi why are you kiwis hogging all the good Makita shit? I want a Makita longboard! Anyone willing to ship? I promise I wont bag on your cricket team the next time we Aussies come to face off, promise 🙏
Can we still make fun of your Rugby team?
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL lmao I make fun of our rugby team 😂
Day 1 Billion of waiting for Makita to update their 18V batteries 🪫 😠