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All brushed motors power tools will spark due to the direct contact. The non sparking drill Scotty used is brushless (DeWalt XR) so not the same comparison. If Scotty used a brushed motor DeWalt, it would also spark.
Usually the nice metal ones don't, because they have the better motor. Chinese or not, the quality of the drill and motor is very important. I do have a nice metal one that sparks but like you said it's the type of motor
Sparks on the back of that drill just means it's not a brushless motor. It's brushed, they do spark, and its 100% normal. They all (brushed motors) do it regardless of brand or quality.
It is normal, but the sparks are caused by carbon dust from the brush arcing out inside the drill. While it is normal, the brushes in drills like that wear out fast and need replaced. You can tell a cheaper brushed drill from a quality one from the amount of sparks inside. A quality brushed drill needs the brush replaced after 60 hours of use and makes less sparks. Brushless drills are cheap enough today that you should get them instead. Just around 1/4 more expensive than a brushed drill. Minimal wear and friction means the battery lasts longer as well.
A 20V Dewalt drill was the last thing my dad bought for me as a Christmas gift, before he passed away. That was about 7 years ago, and the original battery packs, and drill still work like the day I got it. My dad was an amazing carpenter, in the union for 30 years, and he swore by Dewalt.
I have the older version of Dewalt rechargeable tools and they didn't last. I'm guessing the 20V are way better. However I've switched to Milwaukee which I like so far.
@@fatelvis4156 same here Milwaukee so far has been amazing the old DeWalt stuff worked very well but the batteries are junk I heard they changed that with the new batteries but I didn't want to chance it
@@markusa5521 I have the old DeWalt 18v system but at the end before they switched to the 20v they produced lithium ion batteries for the last of the 18v. I haven't had any issues after 10 years. I bet it was those old nicd and nimh batteries that were junk.
Ha. When he was talking about the Honda motor pump there was someone's feet in the upper right. I imagine it was a neighbor who hear him and came over "he's doing it again."
In the drone industry, DJI drones are known to be one of the best. But you are right. Most recently, their required software updates have rendered a lot of these drones unusable - as far as I know these updates were made generally to comply with US law.
My dad was a racer, every tool in his box was either a Craftsman or Snap on. This was back when Sears was in existence and backed up their tools for life.
Snap on or Mac Tools High quality tools and they replace them for free if they break. Of course they will. You paid for that one tool three times or more over ftom your first purchase to begin with.
Craftsman was made in USA back then. Quality was about the same as Matco tools,but 1/3 of the priceThey still out there,still lifetime Lowes sells them,but its all made in China now. I’ve got a torque wrench not long ago from Craftsman (Lowes),remembering good brand name and quality,but i was wrong. Had to return it after just 3 times of use - out of calibration. Never again. Went online and ordered a nice set of 3 (1/4,3/8 and 1/2) wrenches from CDI. (Snap On brand,but way cheaper then original,made in US ). Same goes for the GearWrench. Was a good brand back then. Now it’s Thaiwan.
Sparks in a cordless power drill are made by motor brushes. Nothing wrong with that. Brushless motors don't make sparks because of their design. Its like comparing apples to oranges.
yeah industry standard for bricking old models to frustrate everyone into buying a new one. DJI is the apple of RC. They singlehandedly ruined a generations old hobby of flying models, hobby RC is currently being regulated out of existence
They are the industry standard for a little something called "planned obsolescence". They know that people buying drones generally have enough disposable income to buy a new one and they take full advantage of it.
I believe anything that requires a phone app to run is crap. It may work for you, but it won’t beat a purpose built machine. Once they stop supporting the software, the thing won’t even take off.
@@altgraymedia3655 a lot of DJI's products have apps that go along with the hardware, like their gimbals. It actually opens up a huge variety of features that wouldn't be possible anywhere near the price of the product (object tracking, focus tracking). A purpose-built model would be 5x the price, easily, so I should hope it would be better. anyways, most of their new drones have no need to use your phone at all, if you're willing to spend extra to get a controller with a built in screen.
You want the REAL low down on tools? AvE is the channel you need. He'll tell you where the tool is ACTUALLY made and he tears down the tools to its core components and evaluates it all. A must-watch channel.
Having worked professionally in mechanical manufacturing... AvE has no pro skills, he just love to destroy things to compensate. Look what happened when AvE made a device for Practical Engineering, AvE could not even interpret a standard technical drawing, he made something completely different and of course it didnt work. Swearing a lot and breaking things is fun but AvE is really very unskilled..
We sold our manufacturing soul along with much of our country's soul beginning in the 1970's for pennies on the dollar... All you can do now is watch the snowball growing as it smashes down the mountain growing larger until it hits whatever is at the bottom 🤷♂️ I hope I'm dead and gone before that day comes because it's gonna require a "hard reset" 😳
fourtwenty mostwanted Wrong. People are almost forced to buy their crap, any market or online marketplace are full with their junk. U.S manufacturers all gone and sold to them long ago, and now; a higher value currency (the dollar) is being traded for a cheap Chinese crap, they’ve played a game and seems it’s a win win to them
Pressure washer tip here, always start the machine with the hose open and water flowing thru the machine, also try to run enough water thru the pump and hoses to get all the air out of the system. The seal of the pump will last alot longer if they don't have to deal with the back Pressure starting up. Source-my dad who's painted for 25 years
GM garbage please. Everyone's entitled to there own opinion but. The ls engine is the most swaped and built engines ever making great hp numbers and reliable. So garbage no. Every car manufacturer makes junk models so you can't call all GM's garbage.
Make sure you don't get a pressure washer with a "wobble" pump - they fail. The second best is an "axial" pump. The BEST is a "Triplex" pump. The triplex pump is a lot more expensive but they will last a lot longer. But, proper maintenance of the pump is necessary for any of them to last. Never store a pressure washer with water in the pump.
Hmmm, how would I get the water out of an electric SunJoe pressure washer after use? I'm guilty of just unplugging it after use and sticking it the garage.
The kimo drill you used has a brushed motor and that sparks are from the contact from the brushes in the motor. The dewalt has a brushless motor, therefore the contact of the brushes is eliminated thus eliminating the sparks. Also dewalt are made in the USA with global materials (outsourced parts and components from other parts of the world I.e china)
DeWalts are still getting cheaper and metal parts are getting replaced with plastic, but having said that I still have my DeWalt brushed 20v drill and impact driver with the original battery packs, got them over 10 years ago. I can only get about 4 or 5 1/2" holes through 1/8" copper but hey, that's all I need! I'll buy new batteries when they're needed lol
Hi Scotty, I love your vids. I watch them every day. I totally agree with you about the cheap Chinese stuff. DJI has truly horrible customer service, but their drones do have horrible software updates. As an IT professional, I have “fixed” many of them from their “bricked” status. You’ve helped me on so many auto issues. Send me the stupid drone and I’ll fix it for you.
The sparking is just characteristic of a brushed motor. I have a Dewalt DW991 drill I bought around 1995 and has always done the same thing. The issue with Chinese power tools is simply overall build quality. The gear assemblies tear up due to their piss poor quality. That being said, the drill you just showed us would probably be fine, for the person who doesn't use them on a regular basis.
@@abyssaldision5134 yeah, that is disappointing, because I feel like his confidence originates from ignorance. People like Scotty should do their homework first.
I have both a Milwaukee and Harbor Freight (cheap) cordless drill. No doubt the Milwaukee is far superior but some people/jobs don't require a top quality cordless drill. I used the Harbor Freight drill (cost about $13) for my home renovation because I didn't want to abuse my good one. I used/abused it extensively for 3 years and worked flawlessly until I dropped it from a ladder onto a concrete floor. It was $13 well-spent.
Plus the seals for l hydraulic pump would be cheap Chinese seals so that would go bad quickly. I had bought a hydraulic floor jack from Costco or Price Club 30 years ago and it only lasted for a few years. Then I got a Lincoln Jack not too long afterwards and it's still good to this day. I did buy a Chinese Jack recently from Napa, the same one that's like the Daytona from China freight that's supposed to be the same as a Snap-On where they had a lawsuit over that. I had no issues with it but I don't use it a lot. It's low profile and list list a ton and a half more than my Lincoln Jack
@@tommitchell4570 trump crime family? how about the ones who signed the NAFTA? hell doesnt matter what side youre on, the clintons are legendary for the crimes theyve gotten away with
I have started going for the expensive option for almost all of what I buy, which means I buy fewer things. But those things have so far lasted a long while and been a pleasure to use every time.
@@allenhammer7923 Joe Cocker at Woodstock, in my humble opinion the most powerful stage performance I've seen. By the time he gets done singing you're out of breath just watching him. What a powerful performance.
I hate to break this to you. And understand before I do it that I am a DeWalt man myself. Every power tool I own (and I have a lot of power tools) is DeWalt, because they ARE top quality tools. BUT... ...Most of them are made in China.
That Kimo drill’s motor is brushed, Dewalt hammer drill has a brushless motor, the two are different tec. a brushed motor will gives sparks always due to the direct contact with carbon brushes, a brushed motor will run with a higher sound/noise db (decibels).. also it will have that smell coming out of the vents due to the friction/contact that it make with the brushes
live and let live Lol !but I like Scotty tbh, he’s very knowledgeable about cars, as well as any other automobile mechanics. (Though; few will give the free knowledge, when most mechanics will keep mouth shut and won’t give the advice!) they looking what’s inside your wallet. and believe me when I say this, that us newer generation folks might know a lot about the newer generation power tools, some of us take lots of time studying and browsing all the specs for these tools, on the other side, old school mechanics have spent decades using pneumatic and air compressors, I think it’s the way to go for them using air tools in the shop due the durability and well made of metal construction, and aside of that; all the oldie tools are made in USA, so that’s something to be proud of .
I agree with the don’t buy knock off drill message but your right it’s just a brushed motor. I have a brushed Milwaukee that I’ve put through the ringer for years without issue
Yeah I thought that was kind of weird this guy's 50-year mechanic and he doesn't know the difference between brushed and brushless motors. All brushed motors spark that's literally how brushed motors work. Considering back in his days all they had was brush motors he should know this.
I have a Dewalt drill with the clutch I don't think I've used it ten times. but it's out of warranty and now the clutch doesn't hold. I can pull the trigger and the chuck will start turning like normal. but then I can grab it and stop it with my hand with the clutch on any setting. I thought I would just throw it away but I decided I would take it apart and see what happened to it. but I haven't yet I'll probably end up throwing it away.
Back when I was a kid my Dad used a Thor band drill the build his house and work on Apts for 30 years!! That old drill still works today!! Made outta metal and heavy, 80 years and still going strong!!!
I used an old and I mean old all aluminum case Thor 1/2" drill in the 1980s while I worked at the Mount Vernon Ohio water treatment plant-I was drilling in steel, and the so-called mechanic head "repaired" the trigger switch. This drill was a monster with a second hand extension handle- I had the part held in the large bench vise and the trigger stuck on the drill - I literally didn't know which was going to break first: my elbows or my shoulders because the drill got me so wound up and just kept growling. I finally managed to pull the trigger off with my finger and
Scotty, This is one of your best videos. Purchasing cheap tools is like purchasing rental sports equipment. You may not enjoy the sport, because you got crap when you started.
That's why I tell people who are buying their kid their first guitar and they wonder if they should spend more than $25 and you know what happens I mean how can anyone get any appreciation for an instrument when it could never sound good even by a pro
Typical hysterical ranting from Scotty. Literally shows a working drill and says the sparking mean it's on the verge of being broken. 😆 If you listened to Scotty about everything you'd be walking to work and turning screws with your fingernails. I have a vintage Skil brushed drill from the 1960s that belonged to my dad and he used it my whole life until I ended up with it. Built like a tank and it also sparked like a fireworks display, and it still worked for decades. Out of curiosity to see if I could reduce the sparking, I replaced the brushes and cleaned the commutator to restore the area that sparks back to clean condition. And guess what? It still sparks, and it still runs just fine even though it's 80 years old. BuT tEh SpArKinG mUsT MeAn iT's a cHeAp dRilLL 🤡
I bought a Hitachi cordless drill years ago.It's lightweight,powerfull,has 2 batteries, charges in only 10 or 15 minutes and lasts a long time on a charge.I've even used it to screw down metal roofing! I remember my brother bought a transister radio back in the early sixties when we were teenagers.He rarely uses it now but it still works.
I bought a Chinese made LED lamp at Home Depot but it lasted only a couple of days not a month. I should have listened to Scotty. But the problem is we can't find things that are not made in China.
Isn't that the truth. Hopefully that changes sooner than later. All CCP controlled China is North Korea on steroids. Time to start treating them as such.
For your information, Japanese car made in Mexico, they are just mostly Assembled over there. Unfortunately that’s a fact, Chinese they make some bad products and good products.
You can still buy brushed motor from DeWalt and Milwaukee but they are heavier for the same or less power. Big difference is you can rebuild a brushed motor much easier. But it's old technology.
All brushed drills will spark whether you can see it or not. The expensive high end drills are all brushless these days and they don't spark. The brushed technology is older and cheaper technology.
Sparks in a cordless power drill is not an indication of "cheaply made tools." Makita that I bought in 2008 had sparks from day one and it still works perfectly fine.
@@sloughsharkseh3307 Sparks in a cordless power drill are made by motor brushes. Nothing wrong with that. Brushless motors don't make sparks because of their design. Its like comparing apples to oranges.
@@ferfrdfsfwf I know what you mean, but my brushed motors usually don't spark for the first 6 or so months. When originally manufactured it is supposed to not spark, or at least as much, as that isn't as efficient. Like I said, it really doesn't change a whole of a lot. You would need to really try some serious testing to find a difference. In the video Scotty was using a brushless DeWalt, and of course it didn't spark. All in all, I understand what you are saying, but I am just saying that originally, the don't spark as much if at all. Sorry for any confusion in my previous comments.
I think that DeWalt XR line is brushless. Scotty might not know. It's not a fair criticism. There is definitely good reason to want to eliminate sparking, but that is not really why that drill is garbage.
@@PaulStringini You'd think XR is brushless, I did at first, but its marketing ploy. XTENDED RUNTIME. Most the time the XR is brushless, but not always
Depends on the drill. HILTI makes top of the line tools. All their drills are brushed. Brushed tools typically have less power/weight ratio. BUT the motors are much more reliable, as long as you replace the brushes a good brushed drill will probably outlast you
Scotty was talking about crappy tools, I will never buy another Ryobi tool! Their batteries are crap. I spent good money last year on replacement batteries for the Ryobi units I already had. They lasted maybe 6 months, then they quit recharging. Expensive door stops or paper weights!
If your drill has sparks, it is a brushed motor. Look up how a brushed motor works. That is normal. Your drill doesn’t spark because it is brushless and there are no rubbing components in it so they last longer. Edit, still just dont buy cheap tools
i've never seen any brand of electric drill not spark, including my milwaukee, my dad's makita, my friends corded dewalt, the milwaukee i used at a previous job etc....
My impact dewalt drill, bought 2 years ago and the drill will randomly stopped spinning. Great product… had makita before switching over, those things dropped in pools, fell off houses, ran over by truck and still worked.
Reminds me of an old Home Improvement episode when new management took over Binford. To cut cost they took a well built reciprocating saw and turned it to plastic junk. Good episode. Enjoy your show Scotty.
As unfair as some of TH-cam's decisions are, congratulations on 4.34 million subscribers. I am not handy with cars and not mechanically inclined. (But I am a god computer technician!). For some reason, I watch your channel and have started to become intuitive when a problem arises with my vehicles. I watch your channel and then get it diagnosed at Autozone before I take it to my trusted mechanic and it is amazing how often I am on the money and saving money due to your educational videos. Keep up the good work. Texas misses you. BTW: You are looking fit and healthy in your semi-retirement. Is that the wife helping you eat right and exercising?
Times have certainly changed since 2021 when Scotty made this video. DJI is one of the top of the line drone companies out there, and Milwaukee is arguably one of the best tool companies.
Hey Scotty, I've been racing drones for 5 years now. If you send me the mavick ill fix it. But believe me you hit the nail on the head with the software. Since I started flying I've used an open source software developed by other pilots. Its amazing how much better open-source is than proprietary garbage.
All the consumer electronics relying on internet upgrades to work seem to fail after the warranty expires after updating. Same thing happened on 3 previous US branded computers. Asian brand seems better, knock on wood.
With the drills, I switched from Black and Decker to Milwaukee, and I have never been happier since. Milwaukee is a beautiful toolset, long lasting batteries and it is pleasant to work with it. I am sure Dewalt is as good.
I've worked with many contractors as a construction electrician. About 85% of them use Milwaukee and/or DeWalt 👍 sometimes you'll see a Rigid tool or something in there somewhere and some of those other brands are ok but when you have a bunch of guys using the tools all day every day and treating them like a rental, everybody knows the Red and Yella ones are what you buy.
Dewalt is owned by the same company as black and decker. Milwaukee is owned by TTI a Hong Kong company that also owns Ryobi and Ridgid. Any tools in the upper tiers should perform quite well. eg. Bosch blue, Milwalkee, Makita (upper models)...
Scotty, you never cease to crack me up. I don't know how many times my wife hears me say "I'm going to store that in the garbage where it belongs"; usually referring to Chinese junk 🤣
Nobody acknowledged when iPhones or iMac pros are all made in china only if it breaks it's Chinese junk but your snap on diagnostic tools and all Milwaukee power tools are all made in china yet they are so great somehow.
@@jalee6587 cheap people buy cheap stuffs, no matter where they are made. if Mexican made are cheaper, they go for it, if USA made are cheaper, they go for it too. So where the stuff made doesn't make it junk, but the type of people who buy it.
@@jalee6587 China makes tons of crap for US companies. If it's made to US specs it'll usually be fine. It's when China steals those specs an clones it an makes their own products cutting corners that they usually F it up
Man oh man... how good it feels when Scotty bashing on chinese pressure washers and he says.. "if you want a good one.".... then he pulls YOUR pressure washer out of his garage! I can sleep good tonight!
The fact that Scotty doesnt know the difference between brushed and brushless motors is surprising. All brushed motors spark between the brushes and stator. A brushless motor doesn't necessarily make the device intrinsically safe either. Dewalt has slipped dramatically in quality on some of their products. So has Matco, though, and I think if we follow the money we see that Stanley Black and Decker is the responsible party.
They Aren’t. As a trade worker we used to use dewalt a lot. But in recent years we switched to Milwaukee and Hilti. Dewalts quality has gone down hill fast.
Never liked De Walts I bought. Chintzy battery terminals, batteries didn't hold charge, had be kept plugged in. Clunky gear box. And how in hell is a mid handle drill made so poorly balanced it nosedives into your work from a standing rest? Now have Makita brushless tools. They're Awesome. Pretty excited too to soon use my new cordless Skilsaw worm drive circular saw--48 volts! That'll be fun.
Scotty! I’ve had that problem with my mavic drone before. You just need reset the drone and then reconnect with the controller. Happened to me after an update too.
Yeah, his is DJI. If I'm not mistaken, they're one of the very best manufacturers of drones. If they're Chinese though, they're a brand for me to avoid.
Many law enforcement agencies use DJI including $2,500 versions of the one Scotty is holding and I've flown a $30,000 DJI drone at a law enforcement agency open house just this last week. The agencies love them. Scotty must of had just a fluke with his.
Weren’t the first mavic drones bad when they got released? They improved on the controllers and software over time and DJI is typically the first name when you think of when you want a drone
9:20 Those sparks are not Chinese problem but a characteristic of brushed motor due to brush contacts. Even my black&decker drill sparks quite some. Always remember, you get what you par for.
now THIS is the rambling i like to see scotty doing. from junk chinese pressure washers to junk this and junk that grubhub here memes there. great video scotty!
I bought Chinese food and tried one of their fortune cookies, 3 things I noticed. 1. It was way wrong, said I'm intelligent in math, use my skills. 2. It broke immediately upon first use.
@@jupitergas3229: So it was a counterfeit Chinese cookie. Explains a lot. Maybe even why he only listed 2 of 3 observations [i know I'm missing the joke].
Scotty's automotive repair knowledge is impressive and can be very helpful. Regarding other topics, there may be some disagreements. I agree that manufacturers' greed outsourcing to China is short term gain for long term pain, but really we the consumers share the blame - we want low prices. Pretty much everything is now made in China, clothes, major bearing brands, parts and tools of all quality, major brand cell phones - you name it. When I was young, if something was of poor quality and cheap we joked that it was made in Japan, well those times certainly changed. And so with China, you just can't generalize. Brushed vs brushless DC motors has been explained in other comments. Corded vs cordless is another topic, from my experience quality battery powered tools are superior to corded AC powered tools. Generally cordless have more torque, run smoother and have more precise speed control, and ofcourse no cord. I now buy the Ridgid brand because of the lifetime warranty that also covers batteries, that is a really big thing. In my opinion brushed or brushless is no big deal if you have a lifetime warranty, if you wear out the brushes no problem, you're covered. Oh and if you replace your own brushes,you can soak unplated carbon brushes overnight in motor oil before installing, it will be absorbed and they will last much longer.
My DeWalt and Milwaukee make sparks, it's called a brushed motor and they all make sparks it called electric power.. some times I wonder about this channel
All brushed motors power tools will spark due to the direct contact. The non sparking drill Scotty used is brushless (DeWalt XR). (Borrowed text but true).
LOL yep. My DeWalt 18V drill I bought years ago does too. It was made in Mexico as well. Still works fine. Scotty needs to do some fact-checks every now and then.
I have a Dewalt 20v cordless drill + 1/4+ impact driver. Came out before the XR tools. They spark because they use brushes. All brushed motors spark - Chinese or otherwise (but then the Dewalts are made in China too now). The sparks are from the brushes passing over the commutator ring. Just the nature of the beast. And yes, it has that ozone smell too.
Most gas powered pressure washers have belt driven pumps. This setup helps the pump last longer and run cooler also less vibrations from the engine. The belt does break after a while. They make industrial pressure washers that are direct drive (gear driven) but the pumps don't last as long they run hotter and at higher RPM. Simpson is an excellent brand! 🇺🇲
No. No they don’t. I work in a small engine shop. Pressure washers are all direct drive to the pump. Same idea as a wood splitter, secured to the pump by 4 bolts and a key on the crank shaft. I’ve never once in my life even heard of a belt driven pressure washer.
@@Acaidia yea DJI is a very reputable company, not like your Sharper Imagine Walmart drones. DJI makes some VERY nice intelligent drones and are worth every penny of their cost.
It seems like scotty himself isn't the sharpest tool in the shed either. If he knew anything, he would know that that powerdrill has a brushed motor. Meaning, that it there will always be sparks because the rotor of the motor is constantly in contact with carbon brushes.
10:03 That 120v is ac. The battery drills are running DC. Also, the voltage is not an indicator of power (although a corded drill can have less limits because of the unlimited power) or durability. Brushed motors wear out faster and are less efficient all the time. The only real benefit is they're cheap. BTW your dewalt is a brushless probably since it's the xr line.
Fun fact, 15 years ago my father bought a Dewalt 220w drill, all it needed was a reshaped chuck since it worn out of extreme usage and it never failed once.
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Are they sending you cheap crap on purpose ?
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Scotty please help! Struggling young car owner here! I left a message on the post!
The sparks just mean the motor has brushes as opposed to brushless it's just a different type of motor
All brushed motors power tools will spark due to the direct contact. The non sparking drill Scotty used is brushless (DeWalt XR) so not the same comparison. If Scotty used a brushed motor DeWalt, it would also spark.
Yes I have a Dewalt with brushes and it sparks plenty - just as you say.
Usually the nice metal ones don't, because they have the better motor. Chinese or not, the quality of the drill and motor is very important. I do have a nice metal one that sparks but like you said it's the type of motor
You know what you say
Also his DeWalt and essentially every other power tool these days is made in China…. Even Makita and Milwaukee…
Doesnt matter how well bedded the brushes are, they will spark.....unfair to compare a brushless powertool
Sparks on the back of that drill just means it's not a brushless motor.
It's brushed, they do spark, and its 100% normal. They all (brushed motors) do it regardless of brand or quality.
It is normal, but the sparks are caused by carbon dust from the brush arcing out inside the drill. While it is normal, the brushes in drills like that wear out fast and need replaced. You can tell a cheaper brushed drill from a quality one from the amount of sparks inside. A quality brushed drill needs the brush replaced after 60 hours of use and makes less sparks. Brushless drills are cheap enough today that you should get them instead. Just around 1/4 more expensive than a brushed drill. Minimal wear and friction means the battery lasts longer as well.
100% Agree
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@@DennisTea they're more efficient too, so you get longer run times.
It's NOT normal on my Milwaukee driver.
Imagine scotty with full dementia in an old folks home screaming about cars and tools .
“This wheelchair better not be made in China”
Its pretty easy to imagine. In fact I think I'm watching it right now :)
Speaking of Dementia, Our president seems to be a big fan of China,
I bet he could go there right now and not really stick out from the other old folks with dementia screaming about stuff.
@@JOSEPH-vs2gc he’s not the president and never will be.
“Going to the dump, where they belong…with the rest of the garbage” *shows Chevrolet dealer* had me ROLLING 💀💀
Me too bro. My girl didn't get it 😂
Tin man at 2:01 is good too. :)
A 20V Dewalt drill was the last thing my dad bought for me as a Christmas gift, before he passed away. That was about 7 years ago, and the original battery packs, and drill still work like the day I got it. My dad was an amazing carpenter, in the union for 30 years, and he swore by Dewalt.
That's all I've used in my business for 30 years!
I have the older version of Dewalt rechargeable tools and they didn't last. I'm guessing the 20V are way better. However I've switched to Milwaukee which I like so far.
@@fatelvis4156 same here Milwaukee so far has been amazing the old DeWalt stuff worked very well but the batteries are junk I heard they changed that with the new batteries but I didn't want to chance it
@@markusa5521 I have the old DeWalt 18v system but at the end before they switched to the 20v they produced lithium ion batteries for the last of the 18v. I haven't had any issues after 10 years. I bet it was those old nicd and nimh batteries that were junk.
It’s not possible for the battery to still make the same power 7 years later unless maybe you didn’t use it
Mom, the man is screaming and waving his hands again at the camera in his driveway... lol ;) love you scotty
Son, get inside now. he does that every day because some ppl don’t understand anything! ….well; ppl like me. 😆
Strange, I don't see any cameras 😀
Ha. When he was talking about the Honda motor pump there was someone's feet in the upper right. I imagine it was a neighbor who hear him and came over "he's doing it again."
Makes me wanna drive past his house 😂😂
I love scotty too this is the best and i love the memes that's puts in the videos.😂😂🤗
Companies now : dont send stuff to Scotty he gives 'too' honest reviews
Now the competitors buy the products and sends them to Scotty for a negative review...
In the drone industry, DJI drones are known to be one of the best. But you are right. Most recently, their required software updates have rendered a lot of these drones unusable - as far as I know these updates were made generally to comply with US law.
the best in the toy drone category..dji cant hold a light up to pro drones at all, wing wang
“Assembled in the USA “ my favorite sneaky move
Yea it’s so stupid like we won’t realize it all comes from China lol.
Or, product of the USA.
Weasel words lol..
Or "Distributed by" or "manufactured for" XYZ Company with a USA address.
"with global parts"
“Made in USA with global materials”
My dad was a racer, every tool in his box was either a Craftsman or Snap on. This was back when Sears was in existence and backed up their tools for life.
Still can't believe sears is done they had quality tools with lifetime replacement
Snap on or Mac Tools High quality tools and they replace them for free if they break. Of course they will. You paid for that one tool three times or more over ftom your first purchase to begin with.
Craftsman is the only tools in my toolbox
@@christophermcmichael880 so does mastercraft in Canada.....and they are less than 1 quarter the price
Craftsman was made in USA back then. Quality was about the same as Matco tools,but 1/3 of the priceThey still out there,still lifetime Lowes sells them,but its all made in China now. I’ve got a torque wrench not long ago from Craftsman (Lowes),remembering good brand name and quality,but i was wrong. Had to return it after just 3 times of use - out of calibration. Never again. Went online and ordered a nice set of 3 (1/4,3/8 and 1/2) wrenches from CDI. (Snap On brand,but way cheaper then original,made in US ). Same goes for the GearWrench. Was a good brand back then. Now it’s Thaiwan.
Every brushed motor will make sparks.
I'm holding out for "Scotty Shows how to tidy up and clean your Garage"
Forget it, he just moved.
He did one, he filmed his moving to Tennessee from Texas. The Huston garage was never cleaner and decluttuered.
this has driven me crazy for years idk how someone who relies on their tools can work out of a place like that lmao
Scottys mind stays on what’s important.
With all the neat tools he has it would be my ocd dream to see his garage organized, right and proper.
"He had gone to a junkyard" *Shows picture of Fiat dealership* is probably the best part of this video.
Or the Chevy dealership
Lol the tik tok one was the best for me garbage haha
@@gavinhaase3364 same crap company just different name
“Pull it a couple times that’ll put the lube” shows picture of tin man in bed lubing his junk under a sheet
@@dannycaz8350 ha ha tinman can van from china = kia and company
Sparks in a cordless power drill are made by motor brushes. Nothing wrong with that. Brushless motors don't make sparks because of their design. Its like comparing apples to oranges.
I was about to say exactly this
He's just wrong here
Given how many people watch the video, Scotty should edit the video to make it clear that he made a mistake here..
Not to mention that even though he recommends corded, very few corded power tools are brushless, therefore still create those "dangerous" sparks.
@@peteharris556 He's wrong about a technicality but not about DeWalt being better and worth the money so it's not like anyone is being misled👍
DJI is like the industry standard though. I got one of those drones and I had no problems with it so far
Right!
yeah industry standard for bricking old models to frustrate everyone into buying a new one. DJI is the apple of RC. They singlehandedly ruined a generations old hobby of flying models, hobby RC is currently being regulated out of existence
They are the industry standard for a little something called "planned obsolescence". They know that people buying drones generally have enough disposable income to buy a new one and they take full advantage of it.
I believe anything that requires a phone app to run is crap. It may work for you, but it won’t beat a purpose built machine. Once they stop supporting the software, the thing won’t even take off.
@@altgraymedia3655 a lot of DJI's products have apps that go along with the hardware, like their gimbals. It actually opens up a huge variety of features that wouldn't be possible anywhere near the price of the product (object tracking, focus tracking). A purpose-built model would be 5x the price, easily, so I should hope it would be better.
anyways, most of their new drones have no need to use your phone at all, if you're willing to spend extra to get a controller with a built in screen.
"With the rest of the garbage"
*Chevy Dealership*
Well played Scotty
Chevy dealership: and I took offense to that
CNG vehicles suck , natural Gas!!!
You want the REAL low down on tools? AvE is the channel you need. He'll tell you where the tool is ACTUALLY made and he tears down the tools to its core components and evaluates it all. A must-watch channel.
agree love the guy.Its rather disturbing how he breaks apart brand new tools.
Having worked professionally in mechanical manufacturing... AvE has no pro skills, he just love to destroy things to compensate. Look what happened when AvE made a device for Practical Engineering, AvE could not even interpret a standard technical drawing, he made something completely different and of course it didnt work. Swearing a lot and breaking things is fun but AvE is really very unskilled..
@@pflaffik lol ok.
That is how we built the chinese economy, and ours going down hill.
We sold our manufacturing soul along with much of our country's soul beginning in the 1970's for pennies on the dollar... All you can do now is watch the snowball growing as it smashes down the mountain growing larger until it hits whatever is at the bottom 🤷♂️ I hope I'm dead and gone before that day comes because it's gonna require a "hard reset" 😳
You can't build an economy with lazy, unskilled workers.
Cheap tools aren't any good and good tools aren't cheap.
I blamed the idiots buying it
fourtwenty mostwanted
Wrong. People are almost forced to buy their crap, any market or online marketplace are full with their junk. U.S manufacturers all gone and sold to them long ago, and now; a higher value currency (the dollar) is being traded for a cheap Chinese crap, they’ve played a game and seems it’s a win win to them
Pressure washer tip here, always start the machine with the hose open and water flowing thru the machine, also try to run enough water thru the pump and hoses to get all the air out of the system. The seal of the pump will last alot longer if they don't have to deal with the back Pressure starting up. Source-my dad who's painted for 25 years
Bro scotty doesn't get any better than this. (GM "garbage" "chinese "doesnt work anymore")😭
GM garbage please. Everyone's entitled to there own opinion but. The ls engine is the most swaped and built engines ever making great hp numbers and reliable. So garbage no. Every car manufacturer makes junk models so you can't call all GM's garbage.
Make sure you don't get a pressure washer with a "wobble" pump - they fail. The second best is an "axial" pump. The BEST is a "Triplex" pump. The triplex pump is a lot more expensive but they will last a lot longer. But, proper maintenance of the pump is necessary for any of them to last. Never store a pressure washer with water in the pump.
Hmmm, how would I get the water out of an electric SunJoe pressure washer after use? I'm guilty of just unplugging it after use and sticking it the garage.
Professional Pressure Washer here. O.P is 100% correct
News for you, most pressure washers use wobble pumps.
The kimo drill you used has a brushed motor and that sparks are from the contact from the brushes in the motor. The dewalt has a brushless motor, therefore the contact of the brushes is eliminated thus eliminating the sparks. Also dewalt are made in the USA with global materials (outsourced parts and components from other parts of the world I.e china)
@@patty109109 I'm not trying to sound rude but you visited his channel as well lol when you said I don't know why people visit his channel
DeWalts are still getting cheaper and metal parts are getting replaced with plastic, but having said that I still have my DeWalt brushed 20v drill and impact driver with the original battery packs, got them over 10 years ago. I can only get about 4 or 5 1/2" holes through 1/8" copper but hey, that's all I need! I'll buy new batteries when they're needed lol
@@patty109109 I wasn't aware of him until now, 5.39 million subscribers, that is a lot of stupid.
Brushes should commutate black. Usually need brushes replaced and the commutator ring stoned if they're sparking, especially under light/no load.
Exactly
Hi Scotty, I love your vids. I watch them every day. I totally agree with you about the cheap Chinese stuff. DJI has truly horrible customer service, but their drones do have horrible software updates. As an IT professional, I have “fixed” many of them from their “bricked” status. You’ve helped me on so many auto issues. Send me the stupid drone and I’ll fix it for you.
Your the Bro!
America can never have a factory like DJA😂
The sparking is just characteristic of a brushed motor. I have a Dewalt DW991 drill I bought around 1995 and has always done the same thing. The issue with Chinese power tools is simply overall build quality. The gear assemblies tear up due to their piss poor quality. That being said, the drill you just showed us would probably be fine, for the person who doesn't use them on a regular basis.
For very lite jobs they're fine but you can use it all up on one tough job and still not get the job done.
@@wayland7150 all brushed motors make sparks to some extent, i am surprised he didn;t know this
@@abyssaldision5134 yeah, that is disappointing, because I feel like his confidence originates from ignorance. People like Scotty should do their homework first.
I have both a Milwaukee and Harbor Freight (cheap) cordless drill. No doubt the Milwaukee is far superior but some people/jobs don't require a top quality cordless drill. I used the Harbor Freight drill (cost about $13) for my home renovation because I didn't want to abuse my good one. I used/abused it extensively for 3 years and worked flawlessly until I dropped it from a ladder onto a concrete floor. It was $13 well-spent.
@@abyssaldision5134 there's a few errors in past videos he's made regarding electrical stuff. He knows cars though, so I'll forgive it.
“Steel is steel”
No, chinese steel blows.
Plus the seals for l hydraulic pump would be cheap Chinese seals so that would go bad quickly. I had bought a hydraulic floor jack from Costco or Price Club 30 years ago and it only lasted for a few years. Then I got a Lincoln Jack not too long afterwards and it's still good to this day. I did buy a Chinese Jack recently from Napa, the same one that's like the Daytona from China freight that's supposed to be the same as a Snap-On where they had a lawsuit over that. I had no issues with it but I don't use it a lot. It's low profile and list list a ton and a half more than my Lincoln Jack
Trump Crime Family is to blame for destroying American steel
@@tommitchell4570 Blame every politician. They’re all in the same boat.
@@tommitchell4570 trump crime family? how about the ones who signed the NAFTA? hell doesnt matter what side youre on, the clintons are legendary for the crimes theyve gotten away with
@@tommitchell4570 I am sorry but didn't he put an embargo on china steel and tariff their imports in efforts to revitalize american made steel?
01:54 Scotty’s use of the Tin Man has my sides splitting!
I saw that and died laughing too
I have started going for the expensive option for almost all of what I buy, which means I buy fewer things. But those things have so far lasted a long while and been a pleasure to use every time.
Scotty's mannerisms remind me of an old Joe Cocker performance.
I would love to see a compilation Montage of Joe Cocker's performance at Woodstock and Scotty's videos.
Don't get down I my buddy Cocker, they both gots the moves of interest.
@@allenhammer7923 Joe Cocker at Woodstock, in my humble opinion the most powerful stage performance I've seen. By the time he gets done singing you're out of breath just watching him. What a powerful performance.
bhhahhaha
Joe Cocker had autism and that contributed to his unique and energized stage performances
I swear scotty puts the funniest pictures on all his videos when he describes something out of humor.
He pays an editor to do his edits, its not him
@@automotivetv9861 money well spent, then. But this is Scotty, he's all about money well spent and not wasted.
Same
@Cirilla E Is that really you in your profile picture?! If so, where you from cutie?!
Liked the one "live girls 24 hours". Ha ha
"Will last forever if you take care of it" proceeds to start without water.
Imagine being his neighbor and just random screaming about how the Chinese can't make anything good every day.
Lmao
I'd love 😍 it!
For a man who doesn't like Chinese products, he seems to have plenty of them, lol.
Hard not to
He's very selective it seems.
They are free
Companies give things to him to try
China is pretty hit and miss with their products.
Scotty needs to review everything on planet
"Pull it a couple of time and lube it"
Picture of tin man in the corner with a can of oil. 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
I hate to break this to you.
And understand before I do it that I am a DeWalt man myself. Every power tool I own (and I have a lot of power tools) is DeWalt, because they ARE top quality tools. BUT...
...Most of them are made in China.
That Kimo drill’s motor is brushed, Dewalt hammer drill has a brushless motor, the two are different tec. a brushed motor will gives sparks always due to the direct contact with carbon brushes, a brushed motor will run with a higher sound/noise db (decibels)..
also it will have that smell coming out of the vents due to the friction/contact that it make with the brushes
Hard to believe this guys a mechanic sometimes
live and let live
Lol !but I like Scotty tbh, he’s very knowledgeable about cars, as well as any other automobile mechanics. (Though; few will give the free knowledge, when most mechanics will keep mouth shut and won’t give the advice!) they looking what’s inside your wallet.
and believe me when I say this, that us newer generation folks might know a lot about the newer generation power tools, some of us take lots of time studying and browsing all the specs for these tools,
on the other side, old school mechanics have spent decades using pneumatic and air compressors, I think it’s the way to go for them using air tools in the shop due the durability and well made of metal construction, and aside of that; all the oldie tools are made in USA, so that’s something to be proud of .
I agree with the don’t buy knock off drill message but your right it’s just a brushed motor. I have a brushed Milwaukee that I’ve put through the ringer for years without issue
Intentionally deceptive.
Yeah I thought that was kind of weird this guy's 50-year mechanic and he doesn't know the difference between brushed and brushless motors. All brushed motors spark that's literally how brushed motors work. Considering back in his days all they had was brush motors he should know this.
The "fat kok" sign had me rolling! 🤣🤣🤣
These images paired with Scotty’s rant is gold 😂
Haha, yeah, I'm liking the duracell Tuk tuk myself. Never seen that one before.
One of the reasons why I like watching Scotty's rants 😂 besides learning new things.
Truth! My DeWalts are solid tools,I’ve had for over a decade! Kinda like a Toyota.
DeWalt brushed motor tools will spark. He used a brushless.
I smell some self-loathing
@@europana7 youd be right im an electrician and we have this problem even with big expensive motors
I have been happy with DeWalt tools. The only problem was when burglars stole them all.
I have a Dewalt drill with the clutch I don't think I've used it ten times. but it's out of warranty and now the clutch doesn't hold. I can pull the trigger and the chuck will start turning like normal. but then I can grab it and stop it with my hand with the clutch on any setting. I thought I would just throw it away but I decided I would take it apart and see what happened to it. but I haven't yet I'll probably end up throwing it away.
Its because one Is brushed and the other one is brushless
Back when I was a kid my Dad used a Thor band drill the build his house and work on Apts for 30 years!! That old drill still works today!! Made outta metal and heavy, 80 years and still going strong!!!
I used an old and I mean old all aluminum case Thor 1/2" drill in the 1980s while I worked at the Mount Vernon Ohio water treatment plant-I was drilling in steel, and the so-called mechanic head "repaired" the trigger switch. This drill was a monster with a second hand extension handle- I had the part held in the large bench vise and the trigger stuck on the drill - I literally didn't know which was going to break first: my elbows or my shoulders because the drill got me so wound up and just kept growling. I finally managed to pull the trigger off with my finger and
Scotty, This is one of your best videos. Purchasing cheap tools is like purchasing rental sports equipment. You may not enjoy the sport, because you got crap when you started.
That's why I tell people who are buying their kid their first guitar and they wonder if they should spend more than $25 and you know what happens I mean how can anyone get any appreciation for an instrument when it could never sound good even by a pro
I treat tools as if they are my employees I hire them to do a job and I don't hire cheap labor.
Steel belts sure, but when the sheet is only a few microns thick, it won't do much.
Typical hysterical ranting from Scotty. Literally shows a working drill and says the sparking mean it's on the verge of being broken. 😆 If you listened to Scotty about everything you'd be walking to work and turning screws with your fingernails. I have a vintage Skil brushed drill from the 1960s that belonged to my dad and he used it my whole life until I ended up with it. Built like a tank and it also sparked like a fireworks display, and it still worked for decades. Out of curiosity to see if I could reduce the sparking, I replaced the brushes and cleaned the commutator to restore the area that sparks back to clean condition. And guess what? It still sparks, and it still runs just fine even though it's 80 years old. BuT tEh SpArKinG mUsT MeAn iT's a cHeAp dRilLL 🤡
I bought a Hitachi cordless drill years ago.It's lightweight,powerfull,has 2 batteries, charges in only 10 or 15 minutes and lasts a long time on a charge.I've even used it to screw down metal roofing! I remember my brother bought a transister radio back in the early sixties when we were teenagers.He rarely uses it now but it still works.
Yeah, those old transistor radios were great and they lasted forever.
Wow, it screwed metal roofing
my uncle had an old troy bilt pressure washer with a briggs & stratton engine and it still run
BLESS AMERICA.
It will outlive you if some simple maintenance is routinely done.
I have a 26y/o B&S still running strong! Starts on 1st pull!
I bought a Chinese made LED lamp at Home Depot but it lasted only a couple of days not a month. I should have listened to Scotty. But the problem is we can't find things that are not made in China.
Isn't that the truth. Hopefully that changes sooner than later. All CCP controlled China is North Korea on steroids. Time to start treating them as such.
For your information, Japanese car made in Mexico, they are just mostly Assembled over there. Unfortunately that’s a fact, Chinese they make some bad products and good products.
I used to love the smell of ozone in the morning with my HO train set.
I think your an ozone addict🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You're not supposed to run it at 75 mph! 60 tops, dangit!
“Babe, Scottys in our front yard again”
"GET OFF MY LAWN". Sorry Clint, ur talking to Scottie. He has more fans than you do.
He just wants to fix something. I say let em..
Son of a diddly
So funny.
The sparks from the drill is because it has a brushed motor in it. A good drill is brushless like Milwaukee and Dewalt.
You can still buy brushed motor from DeWalt and Milwaukee but they are heavier for the same or less power. Big difference is you can rebuild a brushed motor much easier. But it's old technology.
All brushed drills will spark whether you can see it or not. The expensive high end drills are all brushless these days and they don't spark. The brushed technology is older and cheaper technology.
Sparks in a cordless power drill is not an indication of "cheaply made tools." Makita that I bought in 2008 had sparks from day one and it still works perfectly fine.
The sparks are a defect, that doesn't mean it wont work, but it definitely isn't working perfectly.
Or I guess I shouldn't say a defect, but rather a loss in power, but it really doesn't affect much.
@@sloughsharkseh3307 Sparks in a cordless power drill are made by motor brushes. Nothing wrong with that. Brushless motors don't make sparks because of their design. Its like comparing apples to oranges.
@@ferfrdfsfwf I know what you mean, but my brushed motors usually don't spark for the first 6 or so months. When originally manufactured it is supposed to not spark, or at least as much, as that isn't as efficient. Like I said, it really doesn't change a whole of a lot. You would need to really try some serious testing to find a difference.
In the video Scotty was using a brushless DeWalt, and of course it didn't spark.
All in all, I understand what you are saying, but I am just saying that originally, the don't spark as much if at all.
Sorry for any confusion in my previous comments.
@@ferfrdfsfwf just don't use it near fumes...like he said...or KABOOM
Scotty controlling half the stockmarket with these reviews.. 😂😂
Sparks in a drills motor is normal, idk where you heard otherwise, my dads milwaukees do it all the time and theyre great
I think that DeWalt XR line is brushless. Scotty might not know. It's not a fair criticism. There is definitely good reason to want to eliminate sparking, but that is not really why that drill is garbage.
Sparks are from Brushes and.is.normal. Brushless don't have Sparks.
@@PaulStringini You'd think XR is brushless, I did at first, but its marketing ploy. XTENDED RUNTIME. Most the time the XR is brushless, but not always
Depends on the drill. HILTI makes top of the line tools. All their drills are brushed. Brushed tools typically have less power/weight ratio. BUT the motors are much more reliable, as long as you replace the brushes a good brushed drill will probably outlast you
The fact he doesn't know the diff between brushless and a brushed motor is telling...
Scotty was talking about crappy tools, I will never buy another Ryobi tool! Their batteries are crap. I spent good money last year on replacement batteries for the Ryobi units I already had. They lasted maybe 6 months, then they quit recharging. Expensive door stops or paper weights!
The dewalt drill is brushless that's why it doesn't arc
Correct, even the best quality brushed power tools would spark, that's just part of brushed tools.
That is prob his point was to buy brushless
This was a huge gripe about his personally bought Chinese products
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The constant jerky movements of Scotty in editing is a modern Max Headroom event
Wow, you are old. Almost as much as me even
I bet there’s a lot of people that never heard of Max Headroom.
Speaking of jerky movements, what exactly was the Tin Man doing @ 1:57 when Scotty said "pull it a couple of times:?!?
"Scott, Scott, Scott-ty..Ka-Ka-Kilmer!" :)
If your drill has sparks, it is a brushed motor. Look up how a brushed motor works. That is normal. Your drill doesn’t spark because it is brushless and there are no rubbing components in it so they last longer.
Edit, still just dont buy cheap tools
i've never seen any brand of electric drill not spark, including my milwaukee, my dad's makita, my friends corded dewalt, the milwaukee i used at a previous job etc....
Appreciate the heads up Scotty,as always! You know the old saying, you get what you pay for...that's usually true!
My impact dewalt drill, bought 2 years ago and the drill will randomly stopped spinning. Great product… had makita before switching over, those things dropped in pools, fell off houses, ran over by truck and still worked.
I bought a Makita 5 amp impact driver and drill set. So much power and long lasting.
impact drills are designed to stop and start with resistance and apply the necessary torque to drive in fasteners.
You are completely out of control with all the images you put up on screen. I love it.
3:35 YES!! Scotty spits fact with the visualization
Wireless thing that comes with tons of wires... Classic
lol
Wish I would’ve used that Sta-Bil oil on my Honda pressure washers CAT pump before I stored mine. R.I.P. ☠️☠️☠️
No your pressure washer is fine
I have never seen that stuff before. Draining the unit before freezing temps is a must (will break the pump).
Reminds me of an old Home Improvement episode when new management took over Binford. To cut cost they took a well built reciprocating saw and turned it to plastic junk. Good episode. Enjoy your show Scotty.
Scotty really cracks me up. Too funny and the hands flying all over the place
CHEAP PRICE = CHEAP CRAP! That's why I spend "more" to get "better." My father has Milwaukee tools 40 yrs. old that still work. 😲
You realize Milwaukee is made in China right? Just like Dewalt, Craftsman, Ryobi, etc.
As unfair as some of TH-cam's decisions are, congratulations on 4.34 million subscribers. I am not handy with cars and not mechanically inclined. (But I am a god computer technician!). For some reason, I watch your channel and have started to become intuitive when a problem arises with my vehicles. I watch your channel and then get it diagnosed at Autozone before I take it to my trusted mechanic and it is amazing how often I am on the money and saving money due to your educational videos. Keep up the good work. Texas misses you.
BTW: You are looking fit and healthy in your semi-retirement. Is that the wife helping you eat right and exercising?
Times have certainly changed since 2021 when Scotty made this video. DJI is one of the top of the line drone companies out there, and Milwaukee is arguably one of the best tool companies.
Hey Scotty, I've been racing drones for 5 years now. If you send me the mavick ill fix it. But believe me you hit the nail on the head with the software. Since I started flying I've used an open source software developed by other pilots. Its amazing how much better open-source is than proprietary garbage.
I thought it is from DJI USA ? That is not a China brand?
@@jimmytan2422 Every good and glory are made in USA, all trash and problems are made in China, got it?
Damn Scotty, you’re a savage today. Junk software, Facebook, tiktok grubhub. Junkyards Fiat and Chevrolet dealership. Haha, priceless.
The software update for that drone worked perfectly fine. It's planned obsolescence.
All the consumer electronics relying on internet upgrades to work seem to fail after the warranty expires after updating. Same thing happened on 3 previous US branded computers. Asian brand seems better, knock on wood.
With the drills, I switched from Black and Decker to Milwaukee, and I have never been happier since. Milwaukee is a beautiful toolset, long lasting batteries and it is pleasant to work with it. I am sure Dewalt is as good.
I've worked with many contractors as a construction electrician. About 85% of them use Milwaukee and/or DeWalt 👍 sometimes you'll see a Rigid tool or something in there somewhere and some of those other brands are ok but when you have a bunch of guys using the tools all day every day and treating them like a rental, everybody knows the Red and Yella ones are what you buy.
Dewalt is owned by the same company as black and decker. Milwaukee is owned by TTI a Hong Kong company that also owns Ryobi and Ridgid. Any tools in the upper tiers should perform quite well. eg. Bosch blue, Milwalkee, Makita (upper models)...
Scotty, you never cease to crack me up. I don't know how many times my wife hears me say "I'm going to store that in the garbage where it belongs"; usually referring to Chinese junk 🤣
Milwaukee tools owned by Chinese company and all made in China 😂🤦
Nobody acknowledged when iPhones or iMac pros are all made in china only if it breaks it's Chinese junk but your snap on diagnostic tools and all Milwaukee power tools are all made in china yet they are so great somehow.
@@jalee6587 cheap people buy cheap stuffs, no matter where they are made. if Mexican made are cheaper, they go for it, if USA made are cheaper, they go for it too. So where the stuff made doesn't make it junk, but the type of people who buy it.
@@jalee6587 China makes tons of crap for US companies. If it's made to US specs it'll usually be fine. It's when China steals those specs an clones it an makes their own products cutting corners that they usually F it up
8:32 love how that one just sneaks into the corner there LOL 🤣👌🏻
Man oh man... how good it feels when Scotty bashing on chinese pressure washers and he says.. "if you want a good one.".... then he pulls YOUR pressure washer out of his garage! I can sleep good tonight!
And he got it for free lol.
@@HankHill1 🤣🤣very true
The fact that Scotty doesnt know the difference between brushed and brushless motors is surprising. All brushed motors spark between the brushes and stator. A brushless motor doesn't necessarily make the device intrinsically safe either. Dewalt has slipped dramatically in quality on some of their products. So has Matco, though, and I think if we follow the money we see that Stanley Black and Decker is the responsible party.
Scotty doesn’t know 🎶
I was looking at new dewalt tools. Made all out of plastic. Not what they used to be.
They Aren’t. As a trade worker we used to use dewalt a lot. But in recent years we switched to Milwaukee and Hilti. Dewalts quality has gone down hill fast.
@@joshmiller8528 love my Dewalts.
Never liked De Walts I bought. Chintzy battery terminals, batteries didn't hold charge, had be kept plugged in. Clunky gear box. And how in hell is a mid handle drill made so poorly balanced it nosedives into your work from a standing rest? Now have Makita brushless tools. They're Awesome. Pretty excited too to soon use my new cordless Skilsaw worm drive circular saw--48 volts! That'll be fun.
Scotty! I’ve had that problem with my mavic drone before. You just need reset the drone and then reconnect with the controller. Happened to me after an update too.
Yeah, his is DJI. If I'm not mistaken, they're one of the very best manufacturers of drones. If they're Chinese though, they're a brand for me to avoid.
Many law enforcement agencies use DJI including $2,500 versions of the one Scotty is holding and I've flown a $30,000 DJI drone at a law enforcement agency open house just this last week. The agencies love them. Scotty must of had just a fluke with his.
@@RAndrewNeal they've always been Chinese.
@@DennisdeJong Hm. Well I know of another brand that is German, but I don't remember the name of the company. I know I guy who used to work for them.
Weren’t the first mavic drones bad when they got released? They improved on the controllers and software over time and DJI is typically the first name when you think of when you want a drone
Dude, that fuggin pic of the tin man dropping lube on him had me rolling. Keep that top tier meme editing going scotty!
1:57 for those that missed it. 🤣🤣🤣
9:20 Those sparks are not Chinese problem but a characteristic of brushed motor due to brush contacts. Even my black&decker drill sparks quite some. Always remember, you get what you par for.
now THIS is the rambling i like to see scotty doing. from junk chinese pressure washers to junk this and junk that grubhub here memes there. great video scotty!
I'd like to see him repair one.
Not sure if Scotty's videos are informational or comedy, but I like them either way.
the chucks plastic well there's your problem🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Both
I bought Chinese food and tried one of their fortune cookies, 3 things I noticed.
1. It was way wrong, said I'm intelligent in math, use my skills.
2. It broke immediately upon first use.
fortune cookie is not Chinese at all. In China there is no fortune cookie At all.
@@jupitergas3229: So it was a counterfeit Chinese cookie. Explains a lot. Maybe even why he only listed 2 of 3 observations [i know I'm missing the joke].
My torture cookie was blank . wtf
@@TheGoodnews1411 I'm no expert in torture cookies but you might be lucky it was blank
My fortune cookie didn’t even have a fortune inside.
Scotty's automotive repair knowledge is impressive and can be very helpful. Regarding other topics, there may be some disagreements. I agree that manufacturers' greed outsourcing to China is short term gain for long term pain, but really we the consumers share the blame - we want low prices. Pretty much everything is now made in China, clothes, major bearing brands, parts and tools of all quality, major brand cell phones - you name it. When I was young, if something was of poor quality and cheap we joked that it was made in Japan, well those times certainly changed. And so with China, you just can't generalize. Brushed vs brushless DC motors has been explained in other comments. Corded vs cordless is another topic, from my experience quality battery powered tools are superior to corded AC powered tools. Generally cordless have more torque, run smoother and have more precise speed control, and ofcourse no cord. I now buy the Ridgid brand because of the lifetime warranty that also covers batteries, that is a really big thing. In my opinion brushed or brushless is no big deal if you have a lifetime warranty, if you wear out the brushes no problem, you're covered. Oh and if you replace your own brushes,you can soak unplated carbon brushes overnight in motor oil before installing, it will be absorbed and they will last much longer.
My DeWalt and Milwaukee make sparks, it's called a brushed motor and they all make sparks it called electric power.. some times I wonder about this channel
My Makita doesn't make sparks and it has a brushed motor as well.
All brushed motors power tools will spark due to the direct contact. The non sparking drill Scotty used is brushless (DeWalt XR). (Borrowed text but true).
LOL yep. My DeWalt 18V drill I bought years ago does too. It was made in Mexico as well. Still works fine. Scotty needs to do some fact-checks every now and then.
My milwaukee hole shooter drill has brushes still works after 30 years of heavy use and does not spark
@@Peter12662 that's because it's no longer brand new. The brushes are worn down and are not making contact meaning there's a lot less friction.
It’s why when China claims they are coming out with a new stealth fighter jet…. I laugh.
They stole our design, so it will probably work.
@@unclechico5981 they stole a lot of our car designs too and theirs are garbage
@@wigletron2846 No one in the right mind would steal car design from American made.
@@chm6679 lol you might want to check all the chinese fakes
'Landfill fodder!" Like our major appliances today.
I have a Dewalt 20v cordless drill + 1/4+ impact driver. Came out before the XR tools. They spark because they use brushes. All brushed motors spark - Chinese or otherwise (but then the Dewalts are made in China too now). The sparks are from the brushes passing over the commutator ring. Just the nature of the beast. And yes, it has that ozone smell too.
The tin man picture was priceless 😂😂😂
Most gas powered pressure washers have belt driven pumps. This setup helps the pump last longer and run cooler also less vibrations from the engine. The belt does break after a while. They make industrial pressure washers that are direct drive (gear driven) but the pumps don't last as long they run hotter and at higher RPM. Simpson is an excellent brand! 🇺🇲
No. No they don’t. I work in a small engine shop. Pressure washers are all direct drive to the pump. Same idea as a wood splitter, secured to the pump by 4 bolts and a key on the crank shaft. I’ve never once in my life even heard of a belt driven pressure washer.
Hey Scotty, I will gladly take that DJI drone off your hands since it is junk in your estimation. (hee hee)
Agreed! I'll take it off his hands real quick!
Yea it’s strange because I’ve never heard anyone say they’re junk before. They’re the most highly praised and well known consumer drone manufacturer.
@@Acaidia Its probably because he bought it used and there was already something wrong with it and got ripped off. DJI is a very good brand.
@@joncroney8779 Yea I've never owned a DJI but that's what I've heard.
@@Acaidia yea DJI is a very reputable company, not like your Sharper Imagine Walmart drones. DJI makes some VERY nice intelligent drones and are worth every penny of their cost.
It seems like scotty himself isn't the sharpest tool in the shed either. If he knew anything, he would know that that powerdrill has a brushed motor. Meaning, that it there will always be sparks because the rotor of the motor is constantly in contact with carbon brushes.
10:03
That 120v is ac. The battery drills are running DC. Also, the voltage is not an indicator of power (although a corded drill can have less limits because of the unlimited power) or durability. Brushed motors wear out faster and are less efficient all the time. The only real benefit is they're cheap.
BTW your dewalt is a brushless probably since it's the xr line.
“Sparking” on a brushed dc drill is normal. The DeWalt is sparking too.
You are Chinese
Fun fact, 15 years ago my father bought a Dewalt 220w drill, all it needed was a reshaped chuck since it worn out of extreme usage and it never failed once.