That thing looks so smooth and powerful!💥 I was worried about it being heavy. But the you said it was light!🔥 I’m definitely getting one of those bad boys for sure! Thanks for the Hilti review Chris!😎 -Paul
Yes man, I almost bought the Milwaukee set up because of the weight and I am so glad I stuck with Hilti because they are half the weight of the previous model. It feels like it anyway!!
I have the SID 4 Hilti and the M18 Milwaukee fuel gen 3 impact. The Milwaukee has masses more power than the Hilti is also tiny and lightweight.......Basically beats the Hilti hands down on everything!!..........BUT!..........I reach for the Hilti every time over the Milwaukee!! The Milwaukee's power is insane and a nightmare with a pozi bit, it just spins out of the screw. Better with hex heads. The Hilti is a joy to use in any situation. I also own the Hilti SF6H a 22 Hilti combi and the M18 fuel gen 2 Milwaukee. Same scenario......Milwaukee has much more power but again I always reach for the Hilti. The Hilti also has ATC for the 80nm of torque. Milwaukee doesn't have ATC and with a torque of 125nm if it snags and kicks it's going to break your wrist or give you a really painful arm for days!! Dave.
That's an awesome tool. Another great video Chris! 1k subs will be here in no time man! I sent this video to Hilti North America. I think they would really like these review videos you do!
The company I work for uses nothing but Hilti. Great products! 🙂👍 I'm not sure the engineers who designed that building intended on having random 1/4" and 3/8" holes in the structural columns though. 🤔. But hey, I'm just a crane operator. What do I know? Lol
The steel columns and I beams are always full of holes by the time the buildings are complete. We fasten our tracks and end studs them and other trades put holes in them to. On this job the columns are all being framed and boarded as well so it will all be hidden.
@@ConstructionKronies figured as much. But also figured you were gonna catch shit about it here on TH-cam. Should probably find old pieces of all materials, that can only be identified as scrap... or just tell everyone to kiss ur ass. Lolzzz
Thank you very much! This impact was my second from Hilti and the batteries from the first are still kicking. Over 10 years now I am just now getting a new one, in commercial metal stud that's really good. If you have any questions about Hilti tools you can ask me!
Thanks Justin! Dude, I am so sorry I missed this comment months ago, I usually respond within 24 hours. If you ever have questions and I don't respond then please leave another comment or reach out to me on Twiiter or othe social media. I also have an email address all in my about page. Again, my apologies!
Hello Chris it seems to be a very very nice impact driver, comfortable and powerful, those 4 LEDs are awesome! Outstanding durability and warranty, couldn't go wrong with Hilti. What would be the next Hilti's tool review? I would like to ask for the TE 6 A22 Rotary hammer, curious about that beast. Nice video! Thanks
I will be ordering some new tools for reviews in the new year from Hilti. I will be getting a rotary hammer, cordless grinder and I think I will be getting the Hilti Radio/Charger.
Yeah man! Its been a really great addition to my arsenal. Its super light weight and the power is great even with the 3.0 amp batteries, they last a long time. I am generally fastening heavy gauge steel. I also dropped it a few times coming down off scaffolding by using the clip on the gun, it didn't even scratch but I now have a proper hook on my tool belt for it, so I don't recommend using that clip! Thanks My Man!
@@ConstructionKronies Yeah!...... But you will buy more!! It's an addiction!! I have it too!! 🤣🤣🤣. Can't you just hear those Te6's calling to you? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. I have my eye on the SW10 4 speed Driver!!!
@@ConstructionKronies yea I love the brand too and I just wondered how Hilti would do against it. And I think Hilti should live to the line of tools Milwaukee has in sense of lighting and storage and tools. I'm just so invested into Milwaukee I can't really change unless giving a bunch of Hilti tools but, I would love to out them head to head against each other.
@@bigbeanlifts7066 Yes man - I have been asking Vince for a year now to put Hilti up against Milwaukee but nothing yet. I am building a new shop / studio starting in a month. I will be testing the hilti against Milwaukee and other brands in real world applications and what the tools are designed for. I can tell you that I have tried the Milwaukee brand in the field every chance I get when I am working with someone who has them, I like them much more than Dewalt but they aren't Hilti in the end! Thats why I stick with them too, i'm invested in the brand. I was only hoping to get lighter weight tools, but then the new Line of Hiltis came out and are lighter weight now. The batteries can be a huge difference, the 3.0 amp are super light weight and they even have 2. something amp batteries (that I just learned about). The 5.2 amp batteries are super heavy!
I thank you for the demo, I am in the construction trade myself. I like to learn new things from your channel. That way, I don't have to buy something I will not like. I came here from the live stream to show support, hit buttons, and mash your thumb-OUCH-Take the rest of the day off, LOL stop in sometime Your New Tuber, 21
@@UDX-21 So cool! Yeah I was hanging sprinkler pipe during my grade 10 and 11 high school summers! We love having new construction guys around! Would love to have your knowledge and expertise around for sure but def in a live stream!
Yep they are the best. I just got it and I if it was a Milwaukee or any of those DIY brands it would have been busted already. We are really hard on our tools in Commercial and I dropped it the scaffold already and it didn't even dent or scratch it.
Hello brotha nice channel .i have the new brashless hammerdrill and i want to buy this impact or the impact wrence(siw6 at a22) because has more power and use it with adaptor .or maybe i can wait because on september hilti come with new tools .what you thing ?
O ya definitely wait to see what is coming out if you can. If you need the tool now for a paying job get the tool now, you can never go wrong with Hilti! Thanks for stopping in man!
@@ConstructionKronies awesome, that option has the hammerdrill. I have a large Te18 model hilti hammerdrill so i thought I wouldn't really need that option. When we hammerdrill at my company for anchors for pipe its typically all day serial drilling hundreds of holes. Not just here & there... We are now ruffing in wood for a change and have some locations that are maybe 5 or 6 stacked 2x's. So I was gonna go as big as i can for a cordless model. Anyway, shoot the review bro. Be awesome to see what you think. Can not wait to have a clutch slip that I can trust. The old corded Milwaukee we use will pick u right up off the ground and twirl ur ass around a few times if ur not careful.
@@wootexclusive8499 O ya dude I totally agree. Them classics will break your hand off. I am getting the TE 6-A22 (04) Rotary hammer drill here right away to review. Ill be pinning down heavy gauge steel to concrete but may run some more tests when the spring comes and I can build the Shop / studio. I decided to stay in the 22V line its perfect for what I need. Maybe one day I can review the 36V line. I don't know if your on my Discord but I just posted pics of the SF 6H-A22 I got today. ITs going to be a neat review because this job im doing with it is insane!! Cheers Man!! PS if you want to join the Discord the link is in every video description, if you have any issue just send me a message!!
@@ConstructionKronies I'll check out the discord. I'm not up on that yet. My company has some 36v tools. They get seriously expensive. Cases can be a hundred bucks. But we only charge them maybe once a week with a whole crew running 2 or 3 all day. I would deff buy them if the need arises. The Gx gas gun, I'm not so crazy about. We had a job with really hard precast concrete job and they had about a 50/50 stick rate. Great in block and poured/patched concrete spots. But the hammerdrills are epic. Every trade on that job had atleast one. Cant wait to see the reviews. Not alot of ppl using hilti out here. Should be cool.
@@wootexclusive8499 yes your correct, the gas guns are really only for tacking the steel in most of the time, some engineers are allowing pins only but even I still hammer drill everything in. My 5.2 amp batteries last a few days of continuous use so those 36 V sound incredible. My favorite fastening gun is the bx3 and in hard (old) concrete I like to pre drill the steel then hammer drill for pin bolts.
Dave here from England......I have Milwaukee gen3 impact and the Hilti SID4. I go for the Hilti every time over my Milwaukee! In most of my work I use only PZ2 or 3 bits. The Milwaukee is just too powerful and the bits just spin out of the screws all the time. It's like my Milwaukee gen2 combi. Far too much torque for a drill with no safety clutch. No ATC like my Hilti!
Nice bro, yeah I came from the Makita platform. The only tools I have are Hilti and Makita. Hilti is definitely the best brand for steel stud and drywall but if you do just steel Makita is a great brand! Cheers mate!
More HILTI tools RIGHT HERE: bit.ly/HowToDrywall
Thanks for demonstrating
Your welcome and the new line with the Neuron batteries are so good. I highly recommend the new Hilti Neuron line.
That thing looks so smooth and powerful!💥 I was worried about it being heavy. But the you said it was light!🔥 I’m definitely getting one of those bad boys for sure! Thanks for the Hilti review Chris!😎 -Paul
Yes man, I almost bought the Milwaukee set up because of the weight and I am so glad I stuck with Hilti because they are half the weight of the previous model. It feels like it anyway!!
I have the SID 4 Hilti and the M18 Milwaukee fuel gen 3 impact. The Milwaukee has masses more power than the Hilti is also tiny and lightweight.......Basically beats the Hilti hands down on everything!!..........BUT!..........I reach for the Hilti every time over the Milwaukee!! The Milwaukee's power is insane and a nightmare with a pozi bit, it just spins out of the screw. Better with hex heads. The Hilti is a joy to use in any situation. I also own the Hilti SF6H a 22 Hilti combi and the M18 fuel gen 2 Milwaukee. Same scenario......Milwaukee has much more power but again I always reach for the Hilti. The Hilti also has ATC for the 80nm of torque. Milwaukee doesn't have ATC and with a torque of 125nm if it snags and kicks it's going to break your wrist or give you a really painful arm for days!!
Dave.
That's an awesome tool. Another great video Chris! 1k subs will be here in no time man! I sent this video to Hilti North America. I think they would really like these review videos you do!
O wow so cool Brandon thank you so much!
The company I work for uses nothing but Hilti. Great products! 🙂👍
I'm not sure the engineers who designed that building intended on having random 1/4" and 3/8" holes in the structural columns though. 🤔. But hey, I'm just a crane operator. What do I know? Lol
The steel columns and I beams are always full of holes by the time the buildings are complete. We fasten our tracks and end studs them and other trades put holes in them to. On this job the columns are all being framed and boarded as well so it will all be hidden.
@@ConstructionKronies figured as much. But also figured you were gonna catch shit about it here on TH-cam. Should probably find old pieces of all materials, that can only be identified as scrap... or just tell everyone to kiss ur ass. Lolzzz
Another great Hilti tool , you da man Chris
Thanks Wealro you da man!
Great video Chris. That Hilti is a beast!
Been keeping an eye on this hilti's for a while. Good vid!
Thank you very much! This impact was my second from Hilti and the batteries from the first are still kicking. Over 10 years now I am just now getting a new one, in commercial metal stud that's really good. If you have any questions about Hilti tools you can ask me!
@@ConstructionKronies Right on dude. Thanks.
Awesome job.
Thanks Justin! Dude, I am so sorry I missed this comment months ago, I usually respond within 24 hours. If you ever have questions and I don't respond then please leave another comment or reach out to me on Twiiter or othe social media. I also have an email address all in my about page. Again, my apologies!
Awesome Vid Chris! Thanks bro
I can see why you're impressed with it I would be too. Is a very nice piece
Hello Chris it seems to be a very very nice impact driver, comfortable and powerful, those 4 LEDs are awesome!
Outstanding durability and warranty, couldn't go wrong with Hilti.
What would be the next Hilti's tool review? I would like to ask for the TE 6 A22 Rotary hammer, curious about that beast.
Nice video!
Thanks
I will be ordering some new tools for reviews in the new year from Hilti. I will be getting a rotary hammer, cordless grinder and I think I will be getting the Hilti Radio/Charger.
@@ConstructionKronies that rotary has impressive specs and oh man that badass look radio haha awesome Chris!
Thanks
Another great review!!!!
Thats a awesome Hilti impact driver bro. Love to get my hands on one
Yeah man! Its been a really great addition to my arsenal. Its super light weight and the power is great even with the 3.0 amp batteries, they last a long time. I am generally fastening heavy gauge steel. I also dropped it a few times coming down off scaffolding by using the clip on the gun, it didn't even scratch but I now have a proper hook on my tool belt for it, so I don't recommend using that clip! Thanks My Man!
@@ConstructionKronies I think it is soooooo unfair that you have all those Hilti's!! (Very jealous). I only have six! 😕😕😕
@@davesheppard8797 That's not bad at all man! I only have 9!
@@ConstructionKronies Yeah!...... But you will buy more!! It's an addiction!! I have it too!! 🤣🤣🤣. Can't you just hear those Te6's calling to you? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. I have my eye on the SW10 4 speed Driver!!!
@@davesheppard8797 its been calling me for a year now!! I have to have it!
nice video chris
Thanks Tom!
Si puediera hace un vídeo sobre hilti siw 9 a-22 3/4 Sete agradecería muchísimo gracias
Estaba pensando en comprar esto ayer, en realidad es una coincidencia agradable, mi amigo y yo intentaremos por ti 🔥👍
Love the Hilti brand
What brands are you using now?
@@ConstructionKronies Milwaukee is my brand but it's a good brand and a little cheaper
@@bigbeanlifts7066 Milwaukee isn't a good brand, it's a great brand! I was considering even jumping over to try some of their tools myself!
@@ConstructionKronies yea I love the brand too and I just wondered how Hilti would do against it. And I think Hilti should live to the line of tools Milwaukee has in sense of lighting and storage and tools. I'm just so invested into Milwaukee I can't really change unless giving a bunch of Hilti tools but, I would love to out them head to head against each other.
@@bigbeanlifts7066 Yes man - I have been asking Vince for a year now to put Hilti up against Milwaukee but nothing yet. I am building a new shop / studio starting in a month. I will be testing the hilti against Milwaukee and other brands in real world applications and what the tools are designed for. I can tell you that I have tried the Milwaukee brand in the field every chance I get when I am working with someone who has them, I like them much more than Dewalt but they aren't Hilti in the end! Thats why I stick with them too, i'm invested in the brand. I was only hoping to get lighter weight tools, but then the new Line of Hiltis came out and are lighter weight now. The batteries can be a huge difference, the 3.0 amp are super light weight and they even have 2. something amp batteries (that I just learned about). The 5.2 amp batteries are super heavy!
I thank you for the demo, I am in the construction trade myself. I like to learn new things from your channel. That way, I don't have to buy something I will not like. I came here from the live stream to show support, hit buttons, and mash your thumb-OUCH-Take the rest of the day off, LOL stop in sometime Your New Tuber, 21
Right on! What trade do you work in my friend?
@@ConstructionKronies I have been a General Contractor, and other Trades, The one I have spent the most time in has been Pipe Fitting.
@@UDX-21 So cool! Yeah I was hanging sprinkler pipe during my grade 10 and 11 high school summers! We love having new construction guys around! Would love to have your knowledge and expertise around for sure but def in a live stream!
I have heard the Hilti tools are real good quality.
Yep they are the best. I just got it and I if it was a Milwaukee or any of those DIY brands it would have been busted already. We are really hard on our tools in Commercial and I dropped it the scaffold already and it didn't even dent or scratch it.
You are the boss 🔥🔥
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment!
Hello brotha nice channel .i have the new brashless hammerdrill and i want to buy this impact or the impact wrence(siw6 at a22) because has more power and use it with adaptor .or maybe i can wait because on september hilti come with new tools .what you thing ?
O ya definitely wait to see what is coming out if you can. If you need the tool now for a paying job get the tool now, you can never go wrong with Hilti! Thanks for stopping in man!
Construction Kronies thank you so much my friend .i apreciate ur help :)
1st!!!! Good stuff Konglenator!
You Da man Carlos!!!
Got one. Love it. Need the sf 30 drill with ATC for wood ruff. (Electrician) Be a match made in heaven for wood jobs.
That's too funny, I am actually grabbing SF 6H a-22 today what a coincidence!!
@@ConstructionKronies awesome, that option has the hammerdrill. I have a large Te18 model hilti hammerdrill so i thought I wouldn't really need that option. When we hammerdrill at my company for anchors for pipe its typically all day serial drilling hundreds of holes. Not just here & there... We are now ruffing in wood for a change and have some locations that are maybe 5 or 6 stacked 2x's. So I was gonna go as big as i can for a cordless model. Anyway, shoot the review bro. Be awesome to see what you think. Can not wait to have a clutch slip that I can trust. The old corded Milwaukee we use will pick u right up off the ground and twirl ur ass around a few times if ur not careful.
@@wootexclusive8499 O ya dude I totally agree. Them classics will break your hand off. I am getting the TE 6-A22 (04) Rotary hammer drill here right away to review. Ill be pinning down heavy gauge steel to concrete but may run some more tests when the spring comes and I can build the Shop / studio. I decided to stay in the 22V line its perfect for what I need. Maybe one day I can review the 36V line. I don't know if your on my Discord but I just posted pics of the SF 6H-A22 I got today. ITs going to be a neat review because this job im doing with it is insane!! Cheers Man!!
PS if you want to join the Discord the link is in every video description, if you have any issue just send me a message!!
@@ConstructionKronies I'll check out the discord. I'm not up on that yet. My company has some 36v tools. They get seriously expensive. Cases can be a hundred bucks. But we only charge them maybe once a week with a whole crew running 2 or 3 all day. I would deff buy them if the need arises. The Gx gas gun, I'm not so crazy about. We had a job with really hard precast concrete job and they had about a 50/50 stick rate. Great in block and poured/patched concrete spots. But the hammerdrills are epic. Every trade on that job had atleast one. Cant wait to see the reviews. Not alot of ppl using hilti out here. Should be cool.
@@wootexclusive8499 yes your correct, the gas guns are really only for tacking the steel in most of the time, some engineers are allowing pins only but even I still hammer drill everything in. My 5.2 amp batteries last a few days of continuous use so those 36 V sound incredible. My favorite fastening gun is the bx3 and in hard (old) concrete I like to pre drill the steel then hammer drill for pin bolts.
#TTR lol
Honestly that's awesome I can testify to the 1/4" steel columns
Thanks Dan! yes you would know exactly!!
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🚀
I just upgraded to the neuron line last week, great stuff!
hilti vs milwaukee?
Joe Lays Hilti all day
Dam Straight!
Dave here from England......I have Milwaukee gen3 impact and the Hilti SID4. I go for the Hilti every time over my Milwaukee! In most of my work I use only PZ2 or 3 bits. The Milwaukee is just too powerful and the bits just spin out of the screws all the time. It's like my Milwaukee gen2 combi. Far too much torque for a drill with no safety clutch. No ATC like my Hilti!
Only Makita 👍
Nice bro, yeah I came from the Makita platform. The only tools I have are Hilti and Makita. Hilti is definitely the best brand for steel stud and drywall but if you do just steel Makita is a great brand! Cheers mate!
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