I really like the Jobmax and its big brother, the Megamax. In fact I picked up the right angle drill head just this past weekend. Good enough to use around the house.
Unfortunately both have been discontinued. The 90 is the only reason that I bought it my 25 year old Milwaukee died and a already had Ridgid batteries. If you have Direct tools and you buy the blemished Ridgid tools they qualify for the lsa.
Comparing tools on different voltage lines is not very representative to the scientific method. This comparison should really be using an 18v jobmax base, and the tools should be using the same battery models as well, with similar usage history. Truly an unfair comparison
I agree with you and acknowledged this in the video. However, since these are the tools I have on hand this is what I had to use. Also, the 4ah on the Max Output would have made it truly unfair. There is a significant difference between the Max Output battery and the standard 4ah. I did the best I could to make it as comparable as possible.
@@ToolswithSoAlz I think that new multi-tool. If you use the 6.0 ah when it's out will make a big difference the 6.0 max output and 8.0 ah Max output have 21700 cells you be you in your videos don't worry what others think if I did that I would have shut my channel down
@@bluemantom77 I wasn't worried about what he said because I acknowledged it in the video. I didn't feel the need to go out and buy another oscillating tool just to do a video. My channel is too small to spend all of my cash on a tool to make people feel like I am being fair. I will just compare what I have unless there is something I want; like the new combo kit.
I almost want to go out and get a 12v jobmax....that little guy didn't do too bad.
It's a good little tool
I've had the old job max 12v with the 4ah for 5 or 6 years now. Still use it
I really like the Jobmax and its big brother, the Megamax. In fact I picked up the right angle drill head just this past weekend. Good enough to use around the house.
Unfortunately both have been discontinued. The 90 is the only reason that I bought it my 25 year old Milwaukee died and a already had Ridgid batteries. If you have Direct tools and you buy the blemished Ridgid tools they qualify for the lsa.
@@flyyxmke I agree. I've been enjoying the Jobmax for a few years now. I really like the concept.
Comparing tools on different voltage lines is not very representative to the scientific method. This comparison should really be using an 18v jobmax base, and the tools should be using the same battery models as well, with similar usage history. Truly an unfair comparison
I agree with you and acknowledged this in the video. However, since these are the tools I have on hand this is what I had to use. Also, the 4ah on the Max Output would have made it truly unfair. There is a significant difference between the Max Output battery and the standard 4ah. I did the best I could to make it as comparable as possible.
@@ToolswithSoAlz I think that new multi-tool. If you use the 6.0 ah when it's out will make a big difference the 6.0 max output and 8.0 ah Max output have 21700 cells you be you in your videos don't worry what others think if I did that I would have shut my channel down
@@bluemantom77 I wasn't worried about what he said because I acknowledged it in the video. I didn't feel the need to go out and buy another oscillating tool just to do a video. My channel is too small to spend all of my cash on a tool to make people feel like I am being fair. I will just compare what I have unless there is something I want; like the new combo kit.
Try listening
Is that a Milwaukee blade i spy?
Why yes it is. They do make some of the best.
@@ToolswithSoAlz so does Diablo and Bosch
@@bluemantom77 yes they do but I got these in a combo pack. They work well enough and gave the video as fair a comparison as I could make.