I dont have many Makita tools, 2 rear handle 36 volt saws and a corded sawzall. BUT there has never been anything bad I could say about Makita. Makita is top notch stuff.
I love my makita tools, I work as a tow truck operator I had the old brushed impact wrench until I was able to buy the new brushless makita impact wrench. I have had makita tools since 2013 and they take abuse and still keep on going to work. And the new impact was assembled in the USA
I agree 100%. I accidentally dropped my impact today on the job site. 3 story’s high on a boom lift. Landed on straight concrete. Battery popped off the impact and thought it was game over. Wanted to cry!Only thing damaged was the pins that slide in to the battery. Bent the pins back and business as usual.
I love Makita impacts over all others but some of the other tools available are better from other brands . My best example for this is Makita miter saws . Imo dewalt miter saws are better overall but I switches to a dewalt 7 1/4 20v max miter saw that I only use 9ah flexvolt batteries . Granted I only cut trim for windows and doors , I do it daily and the battery lasts about a month . The saw is small and light and nothing Makita has compares or at least nothing I saw from Makita
I'll say this about the Makita bag zipper. When I first tried it, it was exactly like in this video. After you actually put the tools in it, there are ZERO problems with the bag. Opens and closes fine, no problems at all.
I’ve moved to the Milwaukee platform but I used to have Makita. The hammer drill was awesome. I bought it in a 3 piece kit with a impact driver and reciprocating saw. It was awesome, I loved those tools. I bought them back in 2008 and I gave them to my brother a couple years back. They still work great! I think Makita makes a nice quality tool. Would like to see that Hammer drill against the M18 Fuel Gen 3. Great video, have a great night! 👍🏻
First I want to say that I enjoy watching your channel. The enthusiasm you have with the tools and the reviews are outstanding also entertaining as well as informative. I recently purchased a makita combo kit from home depot (not the kit you have just reviewed because it was slightly over budget) for under 300 and it came with a free tool of choice. The combo kit was XT269M. It came with a hammer drill xph12, impact driver xdt13, a rapid charger, 2x 4ah batteries and a bag. Tool of choice I got the grinder xag04. I have to say, having used makita at the two shops I work for has made me a believer and now an owner.
For the people who don’t know what Vince means by YKK, look on the zipper of your jacket or jeans there most likely will be YKK. It’s a quality zipper won’t seize up on you.
If you’re on a job site and wearing 501 button flys, I strongly urge you - DO NOT check the zipper on your buddy’s jeans. Or your BUDDY will seize upON your throat.
Thanks for the VCG for having more Makita in the channel, I just got the Makita drill, the model you got at 399.99 with just the batts and charger, that thing is a beast!! Makita is just something else compare to other brands
Hands down I have the same combo kit and nothing out can touch it . Having to drill through 6" of pt lumber and 8" PVC with a ⅝ auger bit. To fasten 16" all thread to tighten it all up. MAKIITA gets 'er done. Also had to show different crews on jobs about the different charging tones so that i knew when mine were done charging, and vice versa. I hope Makita adds more tones or be able to download or add are own.
bro i know this vid is 2 years old buuut...i just upgraded to this makita package and holy crap these drills are amazing..so smooth..amazing power..great battery life..they charge quick..and have zero issue punching through wood or metal ... 12/10 would recommend
Ive been on makitas for 15 years. The older chargers indicated the classical music. The new ones dont indicate it but still do it. Not many people know it. But on site it is convenient to know its your charger thats done, as opposed to the standard beep beep where all the trades turn their heads thinking its their batteries that are charged. Down here in Australia, majority of trades use makita. Or atleast the trades on the thousands of sites ive worked on. I cannot talk highly enough about makita. For masonry though, im a ramset rotary hammer drill person.
I just bought this tool kit after buying the circular worm drive from makita (18vx2). I returned my 2 free batteries it came with and returned the xph07z I bought on clearance from last week and bought this exact kit. 4 each 5AH batteries is plenty for me. I got this kit with those trade backs for $200. It came with a free tool as well (makita angle grinder x) which I’m trying to return and get a sawzall brushless or a oscillating tool I hate these bags tbh.
I have a XPH07 and am thinking about upgrading to the XPH14 but Makita did not include their AFT (Active Feedback Sensing Technology) which would have been a great safety feature. I’d like to see a head to head comparison of the XPH07 and the XPH14 to see if an upgrade would be worth the money. Also I wish Makita would go back to the hard case for the drill/impact combos because the bags don’t hold up to daily use.
I just sold my coworker my two dewalt drills and DeWalt impact with 7 batteries and three chargers for this kit. I already have almost $2k in Makita tools and batteries and decided to go all Makita finally. Don't regret it one bit. Such a nice drill. I only paid $229 on sale for holidays as well at a local hardware store. I work mostly with aluminum and occasionally steel as a fabricator. This set up is way stronger than I need. Also I don't care about the bags because I have a rolling tool box. Lol
I went thru 2 of those XPH14Z. When hammer drilling into concrete. It will drill just fine when it comes out of the box. But it will then come to a point where it will stop drilling. As in, stop spinning. I pull the drill out of the whole and it will be able to spin again. In turn I put the drill right back in the hole and it will hammer drill for a little bit until it stops spinning again. So, for the jobs that I use it for. Doesn’t really work for me. The idea is great to have a small hammer drill that you can hang off your belt. But I had to settle for a small cordless Rotar Hammer Drill instead.
Hey thanks for the heads up on this. I just picked mine up today and salesman found a 2 pk of lxt 6.0 batteries he had buried on back endcap. I got 2 pack for $90 on clearance and he took off an extra $10 because I had to wait for him for a little bit. Walked out with combo kit, 2-5.0 and 2-6.0 lxt batteries and bit kit for $515. Crazy 🤪!!!
Just picked up my Makita XPH14 Hammer Drill and XDT16 Impact Driver combo set on sale from HD for $329. The Makita XPH14 will be used as my masonry drill for installing HVAC electrical disconnect boxes. I enjoy using my Milwaukee M12 impact driver for HVAC service tech applications but I decided on the Makita 18V system for commercial HVAC and installations because the impact driver has two bearings in the collet compared to the Milwaukee Gen 3 M18 only having one.
399 $ damn it !!! Here (where I live) just the two bare tools cost 178€+ 174€ =352€ (about 415 $ ) and 4- 5ah batteries 315 euro (371 $) for the charger about 50 $ for the bag about 20 $ and for the bits about 40 $ in total 896 $ !!!
I have that drill set and at work I went against a Milwaukee fuel and a hilti hammer drill we drilled thru an inch thick metal and my makita came out on top!!!! Shout out makita!! My impact and hammer drill came in a hard case
Yes, I would love to see comparisons to the competition. If possible not just on the hammer side? Also, for the zipper: giving both sides a quick rub with a bar of soap might make the zipping a lot smoother
I actually just bought the new XT288T and then I bought the 40 Volt version of the same kit basically, and I am telling you the truth the 18 V is just as good as the 40V, it’s just as powerful, but half the weight, of course I have the XDT 19 impact drill, the newer kit comes with it instead of the XDT 16. Plus the 40 V system is heavier by quite a bit especially with the battery. They come with 2.5 AH batteries, but because it’s 40 V it’s still 90 watt hours, just like the 5 AH 18v. If you’re trying to decide, I’d suggest getting the 18V version unless you’re a contractor that requires it for all the other tools that they make for the 40V system. Just my thought about this.
I was waiting for this combo. Thanks Vince. This afternoon I got a call from a friend that works at HD westside of the Island of PR that they just came out of the trailer they were unloading and is coming with this same offer except the price $439. I'll look at the extra $40 as shipping cost. New "toys" this week for me.
@@axelchucky9752 Same place I got mine. With the features of the XDT16 and the single clutch on the XPH14 your going to love it. All my tools are Makita 18V and a couple of corded. Even my gas string trimmer is Makita. Over the years I've had no problems with the makita line whatsoever. Enjoy your new toys bro.
I have a 15in Harbor Frieght tool bag that has the exact same zipper and I hate it! I will say though.. the first time I left the "hinged top" open on bag for quick access to my tools while working.. I suddenly liked it a lot more! It could never replace hard cases.. but they have their place (like in my truck or campervan).
Love Makita! Have the XTD16 impact driver. What an awesome tool. Waiting for the drill to come out as tool only on sale or in a kit with something that I don’t already own. As always enjoy “The Channel “.
I own the Milwaukee Gen 2 full size hammer drill and impact drive in a kit. Last Father’s Day my mom didn’t know what to get me so she bought the Makita combo kit XPH07 and the impact driver. I fell in love with the impact driver even over the Milwaukee. The collar sucks on the Milwaukee impact. The Fuel is a little stronger than the Makita but isn’t as compact and the Makita takes more abuse. My question to you does the Makita XPH14 get hot easy like the XPH07? No offense to fans but I am slowly falling in love with Makita more so than Milwaukee because the comfortable handling, durability, and snug fitting batteries. Is there a big enough difference for me to buy the XPH14 since I own the XPH07? I burn my hand a lot on the XPH07 but so far I’ve never had a smoke show. Thanks for the videos they are always super helpful. I subscribed and should have sooner.
No s**t on the power. I just got one and there are bits flying everywhere. Be careful when spinning it to loosen the chuck with your hand. Yesterday I had a 4" hole saw and arbor fly around the room. The torque and speed of this thing is unbelievable. I'm going to hang some drywall today. Going to be using my old 18v Makita instead.
Bag is almost identical to my very old (over 15 years?) Ryobi bag that came with a drill, angle drill, and two lamps. Zipper was just as bad, and still is
Wow that Makita drills concrete Fast! Yeah I'd like to see the m18 gen3 up against the Makita XPH14 in concrete with that big bit! Also include Dewalts Flexvolt Advantage Dcf999! Thanks VCG!
I’d like to see that makita against the m18 fuel in a ttr. I recently just bought the same kit for the hammer drill I owned the xtd16 for a year now and I just couldn’t pass that kit up for 399 the impact driver sells for 170 alone.
sorry to say makita always been been the lead of all drills my brush drill still kicks dewalt with sinking screws and this just happen my boss is dewalt fan i give him crap about it lol. i would like to say dewalt brushless thats about 2 years old. not really sure but its newer than my brush mikita. well his dewalt got hot and started smoking. my brush makita still put the 3 inch screw to the right deep that i wanted. my boss has used my as well used it as a hammer as well drop it from 2 stories into muddy water and still going today as i speak but this 40v is my next step as i see brushless due have more power and i know that they have to be reliable.
18650's are old technology? Can I ask what has replaced them? As an electrical engineer, I really don't want any other proprietary cell in my tools. The ease of repair in building the batteries is a huge selling point.
Just got that same Makita kit in the mail today. Would love to see the challenge against Milwaukee! just now making a platform swap; hoping ive made the right chice with makita.
I recently did the same, had DW stuff before. I'm happy with the Makita stuff so far. I only chose them over Milwaukee Fuel because you get a fast charger standard plus the Fuel impact driver lets go of bits which it seems like they really rushed that tool to market. My xdt14 never lets go of bits as it has 2 ball bearings on the flats in the collet as opposed to Milwaukee having only ball bearing one in the corner, what a garbage design on Milwaukee's part. Otherwise Milwaukee tools are fantastic, and are generally more torque and durable than anyone else. I don't need all that though, I have the gift of finesse when it comes to using tools haha
@@SuperPhoReal it's usually the abused tools that fail, from what I have seen in the last 8 years of using these things all day. If you're having a lot of battery issues, you should make sure you are doing the right things to care for your batteries. For example, don't ever run your batteries all the way down, charge them up all the way in one go when they're only halfway down. Also, don't ever leave them in the sun, or frigid temps. Lastly, don't drop them or store them recklessly where the contacts can get smashed. Whenever I hear guys complaining about breaking their tools, it's almost always a guy who beats the piss out of his equipment.
@@mastermetalshredder I take care of all my tools and regardless if you’re using them or not, m18 batteries is notorious on depleting itself even if you’re not using it so the myth about don’t drain all the way and charge it midway is just cumbersome. Only thing they get right is their m12 line, nail guns, Packout and marketing…otherwise, their m18 is shit compared to other brands….and I started off with m18 first.
I am beginning to do house projects around house and actually some work around my farm. Would like to get cordless drill, impact wrench and ratchet....maybe circular saw? Any suggestions?? Anything from Harbor freight? Best Bang for my buck!! Help??
The real challenge 10" earth auger to help gardening. Not the normal use case but this needs serous torque 😂😂 I have done it but you need a serious adapter and the handle because it will twist your wrist otherwise.
Bro…the masonry bit you drilled a 1/4” away from the bucket where the concrete would crumble and have movement against the plastic making it super easy. Should’ve drilled right in the middle for an accurate assessment
Makita tools are hands down the best tools we have a sds hammer drill for 10 years drilling in concrete all days and still work like a champ today
There is a reason thats what Home Depot use as rentals!
I got an hr5210 thats 20 years old that still rocks the show
I dont have many Makita tools, 2 rear handle 36 volt saws and a corded sawzall. BUT there has never been anything bad I could say about Makita. Makita is top notch stuff.
This is the best hammer drill I've ever use. Super quiet, super strong. No hammer drill comes close to this one. It truly is amazing
I love my makita tools, I work as a tow truck operator I had the old brushed impact wrench until I was able to buy the new brushless makita impact wrench. I have had makita tools since 2013 and they take abuse and still keep on going to work. And the new impact was assembled in the USA
There is no way you could get me to buy any other cordless tool. I love my Makitas!!!!
Most of my Makita tools are 2 generations old. I’m 15 and. Have 30-40 year old tools that work great
I agree 100%. I accidentally dropped my impact today on the job site. 3 story’s high on a boom lift. Landed on straight concrete. Battery popped off the impact and thought it was game over. Wanted to cry!Only thing damaged was the pins that slide in to the battery. Bent the pins back and business as usual.
I love Makita impacts over all others but some of the other tools available are better from other brands . My best example for this is Makita miter saws . Imo dewalt miter saws are better overall but I switches to a dewalt 7 1/4 20v max miter saw that I only use 9ah flexvolt batteries . Granted I only cut trim for windows and doors , I do it daily and the battery lasts about a month . The saw is small and light and nothing Makita has compares or at least nothing I saw from Makita
I'll say this about the Makita bag zipper. When I first tried it, it was exactly like in this video. After you actually put the tools in it, there are ZERO problems with the bag. Opens and closes fine, no problems at all.
Yes do a tool test raw with new Makita vs. Gen 3 Hammer Drill!
Gen 3.5
@@arizonashotokaiusa838 there is no 3.5 gen hammer drill, just the driver.
@@BlackMapleMFG It just recently came out, before that I think only the XPH07 was out.
I’ve moved to the Milwaukee platform but I used to have Makita. The hammer drill was awesome. I bought it in a 3 piece kit with a impact driver and reciprocating saw. It was awesome, I loved those tools. I bought them back in 2008 and I gave them to my brother a couple years back. They still work great! I think Makita makes a nice quality tool. Would like to see that Hammer drill against the M18 Fuel Gen 3. Great video, have a great night! 👍🏻
I’m getting that deal and I wanted the saw but I think ima get the oscillating multi tool
First I want to say that I enjoy watching your channel. The enthusiasm you have with the tools and the reviews are outstanding also entertaining as well as informative.
I recently purchased a makita combo kit from home depot (not the kit you have just reviewed because it was slightly over budget) for under 300 and it came with a free tool of choice. The combo kit was XT269M. It came with a hammer drill xph12, impact driver xdt13, a rapid charger, 2x 4ah batteries and a bag. Tool of choice I got the grinder xag04.
I have to say, having used makita at the two shops I work for has made me a believer and now an owner.
Put some soap on the zipper. Milwaukee man stymied by a Makita zipper? You're showing your colors, Vince.
For the people who don’t know what Vince means by YKK, look on the zipper of your jacket or jeans there most likely will be YKK. It’s a quality zipper won’t seize up on you.
Usually only on name brand clothes, bags, etc.
@@Kilo5910420 It's usually on all clothes because they're pretty much the only zipper manufacturer on the planet.
If you’re on a job site and wearing 501 button flys, I strongly urge you - DO NOT check the zipper on your buddy’s jeans. Or your BUDDY will seize upON your throat.
If it does seize up, throw a little graphite in there
@@samueljardine3402 no it isnt...go to walmart an look on ther Jean's it definitely wont be a ykk
Thanks for the VCG for having more Makita in the channel, I just got the Makita drill, the model you got at 399.99 with just the batts and charger, that thing is a beast!! Makita is just something else compare to other brands
Hands down I have the same combo kit and nothing out can touch it . Having to drill through 6" of pt lumber and 8" PVC with a ⅝ auger bit. To fasten 16" all thread to tighten it all up. MAKIITA gets 'er done. Also had to show different crews on jobs about the different charging tones so that i knew when mine were done charging, and vice versa. I hope Makita adds more tones or be able to download or add are own.
bro i know this vid is 2 years old buuut...i just upgraded to this makita package and holy crap these drills are amazing..so smooth..amazing power..great battery life..they charge quick..and have zero issue punching through wood or metal
... 12/10 would recommend
Nick's comparison videos pushed me into Makita and I haven't looked back, love my tools.
Ive been on makitas for 15 years. The older chargers indicated the classical music. The new ones dont indicate it but still do it. Not many people know it. But on site it is convenient to know its your charger thats done, as opposed to the standard beep beep where all the trades turn their heads thinking its their batteries that are charged. Down here in Australia, majority of trades use makita. Or atleast the trades on the thousands of sites ive worked on. I cannot talk highly enough about makita. For masonry though, im a ramset rotary hammer drill person.
These are my drills!!!! They are worth every freaking cent man. I’m so thankful for these puppies!!
We used those 1 inch bits that were 2 feet long for drilling through mezzanine floors to run 3/4 inch copper pipes through
Recently got this and the xdt16 kit and i have to say the xph14 as far as a hammer drill goes is incredibly powerful.
It's really amazing how much power they've been able to pack into these newer tools!
I recently got my first 4ah batteries. Definitely a step up from 1.5ah batteries.
Wait till you get some 5ah
U mean 12ah
3 WAY TTR!!! New Makita VS Milwaukee (Gen 3) VS New Dewalt (DCD999 with Flexvolt battery). YEAHHH BABYYY!!!
This, and maybe throw a 998 with an 8 volt battery just for giggles.
This is the comparison I keep looking for.
I just bought this tool kit after buying the circular worm drive from makita (18vx2). I returned my 2 free batteries it came with and returned the xph07z I bought on clearance from last week and bought this exact kit. 4 each 5AH batteries is plenty for me. I got this kit with those trade backs for $200. It came with a free tool as well (makita angle grinder x) which I’m trying to return and get a sawzall brushless or a oscillating tool
I hate these bags tbh.
I don't even need a drill, bur you make me want to buy this kit.
I’m going to go get it today!
Just got mine today. Special offer came with x-lock grinder. 439 at HD
I have a XPH07 and am thinking about upgrading to the XPH14 but Makita did not include their AFT (Active Feedback Sensing Technology) which would have been a great safety feature. I’d like to see a head to head comparison of the XPH07 and the XPH14 to see if an upgrade would be worth the money. Also I wish Makita would go back to the hard case for the drill/impact combos because the bags don’t hold up to daily use.
I just sold my coworker my two dewalt drills and DeWalt impact with 7 batteries and three chargers for this kit. I already have almost $2k in Makita tools and batteries and decided to go all Makita finally. Don't regret it one bit. Such a nice drill. I only paid $229 on sale for holidays as well at a local hardware store.
I work mostly with aluminum and occasionally steel as a fabricator. This set up is way stronger than I need. Also I don't care about the bags because I have a rolling tool box. Lol
I just got this kit with 2 additional tools on black friday deal at home depot for 399. Killer deal.
I definitely like the old square padded bags they used to give with the tools. My bag has the same zipper issue...
There can not be a better tools revieuw video without this crazy dude.
I went thru 2 of those XPH14Z. When hammer drilling into concrete. It will drill just fine when it comes out of the box. But it will then come to a point where it will stop drilling. As in, stop spinning. I pull the drill out of the whole and it will be able to spin again. In turn I put the drill right back in the hole and it will hammer drill for a little bit until it stops spinning again.
So, for the jobs that I use it for. Doesn’t really work for me. The idea is great to have a small hammer drill that you can hang off your belt.
But I had to settle for a small cordless Rotar Hammer Drill instead.
Hey thanks for the heads up on this. I just picked mine up today and salesman found a 2 pk of lxt 6.0 batteries he had buried on back endcap. I got 2 pack for $90 on clearance and he took off an extra $10 because I had to wait for him for a little bit. Walked out with combo kit, 2-5.0 and 2-6.0 lxt batteries and bit kit for $515. Crazy 🤪!!!
Just picked up my Makita XPH14 Hammer Drill and XDT16 Impact Driver combo set on sale from HD for $329. The Makita XPH14 will be used as my masonry drill for installing HVAC electrical disconnect boxes. I enjoy using my Milwaukee M12 impact driver for HVAC service tech applications but I decided on the Makita 18V system for commercial HVAC and installations because the impact driver has two bearings in the collet compared to the Milwaukee Gen 3 M18 only having one.
399 $ damn it !!! Here (where I live) just the two bare tools cost 178€+ 174€ =352€ (about 415 $ ) and 4- 5ah batteries 315 euro (371 $) for the charger about 50 $ for the bag about 20 $ and for the bits about 40 $ in total 896 $ !!!
I have that drill set and at work I went against a Milwaukee fuel and a hilti hammer drill we drilled thru an inch thick metal and my makita came out on top!!!! Shout out makita!! My impact and hammer drill came in a hard case
Best part about a Maketa is it doesn't matter how old it is if it breaks they will fix it as long as it's fixable
Got this set last year with a bonus tool and they’re great. The bag is great to put all your tools in when you’re doing a job.
Red vs teal! I have had them both but on team red! Gotta say I do like Makitas stuff though
Yes, I would love to see comparisons to the competition. If possible not just on the hammer side?
Also, for the zipper: giving both sides a quick rub with a bar of soap might make the zipping a lot smoother
I actually just bought the new XT288T and then I bought the 40 Volt version of the same kit basically, and I am telling you the truth the 18 V is just as good as the 40V, it’s just as powerful, but half the weight, of course I have the XDT 19 impact drill, the newer kit comes with it instead of the XDT 16. Plus the 40 V system is heavier by quite a bit especially with the battery. They come with 2.5 AH batteries, but because it’s 40 V it’s still 90 watt hours, just like the 5 AH 18v. If you’re trying to decide, I’d suggest getting the 18V version unless you’re a contractor that requires it for all the other tools that they make for the 40V system. Just my thought about this.
I was waiting for this combo. Thanks Vince. This afternoon I got a call from a friend that works at HD westside of the Island of PR that they just came out of the trailer they were unloading and is coming with this same offer except the price $439. I'll look at the extra $40 as shipping cost. New "toys" this week for me.
Just got it yesterday at home depot Mayaguez P.R. for $439...
@@axelchucky9752 Same place I got mine. With the features of the XDT16 and the single clutch on the XPH14 your going to love it. All my tools are Makita 18V and a couple of corded. Even my gas string trimmer is Makita. Over the years I've had no problems with the makita line whatsoever. Enjoy your new toys bro.
@@anthonymoralessr.3889 thanks.
i like makita for 3 reason first it’s compact, second it’s quite compare to dewalt and milwaukee, and third it’s durable.
A lot of pros use Makita because they are reliable and charge fast. Downtime sucks.
Yo Vince, I say bring on the Ultimate TTR with the Makita vs Milwaukee vs DeWalt!
Amazing drill and an amazing host! Great video Vince!
Im a team player and give credit to every brand but i feel Makita will win when were talking about the life expectancy aspect of the tools
We live and work in absolutely different countries and cities but we all have the same sounds of the makita charger:))
Love the reviews. Philly is a great town. Greetings from Boston.
Yes test the one inch bit, although the box had a 5/8 inch on masonry as max.
I have a 15in Harbor Frieght tool bag that has the exact same zipper and I hate it! I will say though.. the first time I left the "hinged top" open on bag for quick access to my tools while working.. I suddenly liked it a lot more! It could never replace hard cases.. but they have their place (like in my truck or campervan).
Love Makita! Have the XTD16 impact driver. What an awesome tool. Waiting for the drill to come out as tool only on sale or in a kit with something that I don’t already own. As always enjoy “The Channel “.
I have a good hand full of Makita's old 9.6v line still, all with the hard cases. Makita pls make my case hard again.
I own the Milwaukee Gen 2 full size hammer drill and impact drive in a kit. Last Father’s Day my mom didn’t know what to get me so she bought the Makita combo kit XPH07 and the impact driver. I fell in love with the impact driver even over the Milwaukee. The collar sucks on the Milwaukee impact. The Fuel is a little stronger than the Makita but isn’t as compact and the Makita takes more abuse. My question to you does the Makita XPH14 get hot easy like the XPH07? No offense to fans but I am slowly falling in love with Makita more so than Milwaukee because the comfortable handling, durability, and snug fitting batteries. Is there a big enough difference for me to buy the XPH14 since I own the XPH07? I burn my hand a lot on the XPH07 but so far I’ve never had a smoke show. Thanks for the videos they are always super helpful. I subscribed and should have sooner.
U actually listen to me Vince and did the review thanks man
Vince, you are having WAY too much fun there ;)
All about having fun my friend!
@@VCGConstruction like a kid in the toy shop...
No s**t on the power. I just got one and there are bits flying everywhere. Be careful when spinning it to loosen the chuck with your hand. Yesterday I had a 4" hole saw and arbor fly around the room. The torque and speed of this thing is unbelievable. I'm going to hang some drywall today. Going to be using my old 18v Makita instead.
Idk if your Milwaukee has thread lock but dewalt has thread lock on the belt hooks. Those hooks are my favorite feature 😍🙌
Makita XPH14 vs Dewalt DCD999 would be a badass competition
It's a beast makita don't disappoint impressive power for its size 👍👌like see it against the dewalt 996 or 999 or Milwaukee 👍
Bought this kit yesterday before seeing this video... Feeling pretty good bout it now!!!
Bag is almost identical to my very old (over 15 years?) Ryobi bag that came with a drill, angle drill, and two lamps. Zipper was just as bad, and still is
My dad just got this set for around the house and occasionally at the job site and I'm kinda excited to use it in the shop
Makita for life. VCG4LIFE.
Dan you da man!
i'm a big fan of Makita..........there tools are top notch..
Innovators not imitators . Makita is king baby
I love Makita and am confident that it can take on the Milwaukee
Nice! I would like to see it in a TTR!
Wow that Makita drills concrete Fast! Yeah I'd like to see the m18 gen3 up against the Makita XPH14 in concrete with that big bit! Also include Dewalts Flexvolt Advantage Dcf999! Thanks VCG!
Does this model over heat like the 7 model? I bought the kit a year ago. The impact driver is hands down best on the market to me.
I really wish makita made an m12 comparable line. Really like the compactness off the m12. That makita is a boss!
Have you looked at the Makita CXT range?
Always had a soft spot in my heart for makita lol running the gen 3 kit but really like that new makita. I do need some backup drills lol
I like the button option, do it, do it.
Just bought one because of you and I’m so happy!!
I’d like to see that makita against the m18 fuel in a ttr. I recently just bought the same kit for the hammer drill I owned the xtd16 for a year now and I just couldn’t pass that kit up for 399 the impact driver sells for 170 alone.
It would be great if you put that hammer drill to compete against the best of Milwaukee and Dewalt
Please use the same drill with a huge holesaw. Try it with wood, metal and masonry. That is gonna be a sight to behold.
After seeing this video I’m dropping Milwaukee and going back to makita
I use makita, whenever i try Milwaukee tools they feel so cumbersome. I dont know how people do it to be honest.
@@beerbeforebreakfast I know what you mean I have the gen 3 impact and hammer drill and they disappoint me big time
MAKITA TIME BABYYYY!!!
Please do the makita drill vs milwaukee then the makita driver vs the milwaukee. We would love that video.
That's an awesome looking hammer drill! Awesome kit overall 😁!
sorry to say makita always been been the lead of all drills my brush drill still kicks dewalt with sinking screws and this just happen my boss is dewalt fan i give him crap about it lol. i would like to say dewalt brushless thats about 2 years old. not really sure but its newer than my brush mikita. well his dewalt got hot and started smoking. my brush makita still put the 3 inch screw to the right deep that i wanted. my boss has used my as well used it as a hammer as well drop it from 2 stories into muddy water and still going today as i speak but this 40v is my next step as i see brushless due have more power and i know that they have to be reliable.
18650's are old technology? Can I ask what has replaced them? As an electrical engineer, I really don't want any other proprietary cell in my tools. The ease of repair in building the batteries is a huge selling point.
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Fill the bag so the base is wide then try the zipper may be designed to work best with tools In them.
My favourite rotary tools. Makitaaaaaa!!!!!¡!!!
Got the this combo from Home Depot for $280 plus tax 👌 🙌 😀 👍 😎 Happy Father's Day to myself. THANKS DAD. YOU WELCOME DAD.
The impact driver is a beast...cordless drywall router and drywall screw gun amazing kit as well.
Vince busting out the weird Al amish paradise!!! Love it !
Many favourite on the Red version but each to their own 🟦➕🟥 both worthy of trades work ♥️
Just got that same Makita kit in the mail today. Would love to see the challenge against Milwaukee! just now making a platform swap; hoping ive made the right chice with makita.
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I recently did the same, had DW stuff before. I'm happy with the Makita stuff so far. I only chose them over Milwaukee Fuel because you get a fast charger standard plus the Fuel impact driver lets go of bits which it seems like they really rushed that tool to market. My xdt14 never lets go of bits as it has 2 ball bearings on the flats in the collet as opposed to Milwaukee having only ball bearing one in the corner, what a garbage design on Milwaukee's part. Otherwise Milwaukee tools are fantastic, and are generally more torque and durable than anyone else. I don't need all that though, I have the gift of finesse when it comes to using tools haha
@@mastermetalshredder more durable is a joke! Their m18 batteries fail more times than the makita. And I run all three brands.
@@SuperPhoReal it's usually the abused tools that fail, from what I have seen in the last 8 years of using these things all day. If you're having a lot of battery issues, you should make sure you are doing the right things to care for your batteries. For example, don't ever run your batteries all the way down, charge them up all the way in one go when they're only halfway down. Also, don't ever leave them in the sun, or frigid temps. Lastly, don't drop them or store them recklessly where the contacts can get smashed. Whenever I hear guys complaining about breaking their tools, it's almost always a guy who beats the piss out of his equipment.
@@mastermetalshredder I take care of all my tools and regardless if you’re using them or not, m18 batteries is notorious on depleting itself even if you’re not using it so the myth about don’t drain all the way and charge it midway is just cumbersome. Only thing they get right is their m12 line, nail guns, Packout and marketing…otherwise, their m18 is shit compared to other brands….and I started off with m18 first.
Everyone says Makita is the best it is true I love Makita I will get that kit soon I will get the jigsaw as well love your vids keep it up
I am beginning to do house projects around house and actually some work around my farm. Would like to get cordless drill, impact wrench and ratchet....maybe circular saw? Any suggestions?? Anything from Harbor freight? Best Bang for my buck!! Help??
I would love to see you test this against the Milwaukee gen 3. I’ve heard people say the Milwaukee dill is falling behind the competition
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I've been using makita for years now. No regrets
@@josephshealey no regerts
The real challenge 10" earth auger to help gardening.
Not the normal use case but this needs serous torque 😂😂
I have done it but you need a serious adapter and the handle because it will twist your wrist otherwise.
The biggest reason why Makita is at the top is their chucks (super well balanced) and motors and their reliability !!!!
I would like to see a Makita vs Milwaukee vs Dewalt vs Bosch hammer drill shootout since those are the brands used by the pros.
Bro…the masonry bit you drilled a 1/4” away from the bucket where the concrete would crumble and have movement against the plastic making it super easy. Should’ve drilled right in the middle for an accurate assessment
Big red baby!!!!
Xps bits are awesome I love the reliability and fit.
I wanna see that comparison next!!!!!
Milwaukee Rules!!!
I just got this kit today for $263 on Amazon. I also had a $100 gift card so I got it for $163 out of pocket 🔥