I quite enjoyed the fact you gave it another go still not quite convinced about the cordless yet for even I come to buy one. The metabo definitely a clear winner in my eyes
Hi, can you do a comparison of these wall chasers on a concrete block and brick? All of the reviews are on bonding with a flat surface. I would love to see with a rough surface and a much harder material to cut into.
Stick with the Metabo, and it’s triple blade. There will be a lot of dust and flying debris when you are having to clean out the chase with a chisel after the DeWalt. Not to mention hard red brick and loosening the surrounding plaster that’s just waiting to fall off. After 30 years as an electrician, I can honestly say that the Metabo it quite simply one of the best inventions going. Great vlog as ever, keep it up 🤓
I have this chaser with the flexvolt vacuum. It’s ok but not amazing. The vacuum has a wireless button you strap to your wrist so it’s easily turned on and off. It’s great on an empty house but not idea for a lived in. Catches maybe 70% of the dust.
I think few reasons it doesn't extract as good as Metabo is: 1) disk spins in opposite direction of what is natural. In this case the hose should have been attached on the very top of chaser, but that would create other problems and still hose goes down. Metabo dust extraction is below because you push it and it also have two channels, one for immediate dust bits directly from disk and second one from dust that is left over right below the chaser where hose is in the natural position where dust is guided in circular motion and not like perpendicular. 2) hole often can clog up. I have experienced this.
Dewalt cable stapler is an absolute game changer! After using it on lots of timber frame buildings we’ve done recently it’s paid for itself already for sure
@@conorhollister2047 Thats ok! We in Europe love bricks. There are now these white aero blocks that supposedly have good insulation properties and very little the glue is used, so almost no heatsinks is created. People put some pellet furnace and its pretty good without any extra insulation like wool.
Agree with the comments on it cordless, yet other stuff plugged in. Until they come out with cordless dust extraction, certain tools are better corded. I brought a titan one few weeks back to do around the house, will be using it first time next week, once Henry adapter gets here. Practicing on me on gaff before potential customers.
Metabo/Starmix has a pretty compelling looking cordless vaccum but the battery life will never be good on anything like this and other high powered tools until we can develop new battery technology.
Dewalt have the flexvolt cordless vacuum. Thats what I use with my flexvolt chaser. It also connects wirelessly so as the chaser starts it starts the vacuum up. Although there's a little bit of residual dust in the room I still find it perfectly acceptable.
Hello, I would like to ask if there is a special adapter to use it with other vacuums. I got a Bosch one and it doesn't fit to the vacuum hole. I see your using something different than dewalt for vacuum
Ive got one and never get that amount of dust, i really don't see how that much dust was generated 😬 I use a titan extractor and it's great, can't imagine that's any better?
I think the draper expert just as good as DeWalt and only costs £150. I still use the Metabo dust extractor with it. Works well for me for a fraction of the price but still looking to get the Metabo chaser.
I think you have to accept dust containment will never be perfect. My orbital sander and mitre circular saw are both fitted with dust bags and remain pretty free of dust after any big project unlike the rest of the house
@@paul_my_plumbs_uk it’s is heavy an expensive, like any hilti product but you get for what you pay for, which you don’t get with others, plus builds up your muscles no gym sessions needed 😂
It sure is good, but I don't have such muscle and money, so ended up buying Metabo. Was thinking of Bosch as I was familiar with it, but wasn't 100% satisfied with it and it still cost a bit more.
Hi nick , I have a question. What do you think is the best tool bag for hand tools at the moment. I'm a spark and I'm thinking either velocity tool bag 7.0 or veto tech xl. Do you have any recommendations ?
Hi nick Kev williams from Wrexham do you think Bosch will send you there new tough material carbide hole saws they do an electricians kit the ones with the quick change coupler they look awesome and I am thinking of getting a set but the cheapest I can find is £160 for a 15 piece set and to be honest would like to find out how good they are before I do ie in plaster board and fuse boxes and anything else possible 👍 keep the great work and happy birthday soon
Just took my Eurbauer back to Screwfix after it was spitting flames out of it just over a year old they refunded me no problem, had to get a titan chaser (Screwfix own brand) as I am in the middle of a rewire and was desperate, what a pile of steaming brown stuff, after one chase I reboxed it and flung it back to them, so I'm now without a chaser and not knowing what to buy, Metabo at £350 with my own hoover attached maybe ? Any ideas peeps
@@gary3353 to be fair, he has said in a previous video that rewiring houses isn't as profitable for his type of business so he tries not to do them and instead concentrates on what he is now specialising in, which is ev chargers he has done plenty of rewires previously but it becomes too much of a headache if things start to go wrong and you start to lose time on the job
Starting to become the go to channel this nick a proper channel for proper sparks non of your EV PRE MADONNA SOFT HAND FRUITIES here I’ve always used the metabo well for the last 3 years before hilti at the old firm not so sure about that dewalt great video as always keep up the solid work brother 👍
I’ve not got a wall chaser as I’m only a carpenter. Just about to start chasing all my walls at home. I can get the dewalt for £300, I’m already a flex volt user. Do you think it’s worth it for this price or pay extra for the matabo?
Maybe I'm late, but the metabo is nearly zero dust and fantastic even on brick, I wouldn't bother with this especially considering you can't use the triple blade.
You need ITS to send you the DEWALT DCV586MN-XJ - 54V XR FLEXVOLT MCLASS EXTRACTOR to go with it for a totally cordless system. Ideal where you have no power. I only do occasional chases as I don’t do many rewires and find it meets my needs.
It looks like my last comment got filtered, maybe because I put a link in it? Anyway Lidl (at least in northern Ireland) has a £75 wall chaser at the moment
Still a bit disappointing, thought it would of done better than that, at least you and Adam don't have to wait for each other to use the wall chaser you can have one each for empty house rewires
What's the point it having a chaser if you then have to use an sds to knockout the centre. Especially for a chaser that costs that much. I'm a dewalt fan till the end but this chaser is dog shit.
I quite enjoyed the fact you gave it another go still not quite convinced about the cordless yet for even I come to buy one. The metabo definitely a clear winner in my eyes
I had a shot of this recently with the flex volt hoover and there was still a load of dust, stick with the metabo 💪
Hi, can you do a comparison of these wall chasers on a concrete block and brick?
All of the reviews are on bonding with a flat surface. I would love to see with a rough surface and a much harder material to cut into.
Stick with the Metabo, and it’s triple blade. There will be a lot of dust and flying debris when you are having to clean out the chase with a chisel after the DeWalt. Not to mention hard red brick and loosening the surrounding plaster that’s just waiting to fall off. After 30 years as an electrician, I can honestly say that the Metabo it quite simply one of the best inventions going. Great vlog as ever, keep it up 🤓
I have a question for you out there do I need to buy the metabo hover with the metabo chaser ?
@@Wxad1 No, I just bought a Metabo Chaser, didn't need the Hoover as I have a Titan Hoover from Screwfix.
@@Wxad1 I use the Bosch Gas25, the wall chaser can be plugged it to it, so it will automatically start/stop. Good setup, with minimal dust.
@@nw5835 LOL
You were saying about what's the point of a cordless chaser if you have a corded vacuum, well theres a flexvolt vacuum maybe you could try
I have this chaser with the flexvolt vacuum. It’s ok but not amazing. The vacuum has a wireless button you strap to your wrist so it’s easily turned on and off. It’s great on an empty house but not idea for a lived in. Catches maybe 70% of the dust.
I think few reasons it doesn't extract as good as Metabo is:
1) disk spins in opposite direction of what is natural. In this case the hose should have been attached on the very top of chaser, but that would create other problems and still hose goes down. Metabo dust extraction is below because you push it and it also have two channels, one for immediate dust bits directly from disk and second one from dust that is left over right below the chaser where hose is in the natural position where dust is guided in circular motion and not like perpendicular.
2) hole often can clog up. I have experienced this.
Dewalt cable stapler is an absolute game changer! After using it on lots of timber frame buildings we’ve done recently it’s paid for itself already for sure
Not much use for such tool. Most buildings are brick or concrete.
@@mdjey2 Oh sorry I must have timber confused for brick
@@mdjey2 and let’s not forget about most of North America where they build primarily from wood 😂
@@conorhollister2047 Thats ok! We in Europe love bricks. There are now these white aero blocks that supposedly have good insulation properties and very little the glue is used, so almost no heatsinks is created. People put some pellet furnace and its pretty good without any extra insulation like wool.
Agree with the comments on it cordless, yet other stuff plugged in. Until they come out with cordless dust extraction, certain tools are better corded.
I brought a titan one few weeks back to do around the house, will be using it first time next week, once Henry adapter gets here. Practicing on me on gaff before potential customers.
Metabo/Starmix has a pretty compelling looking cordless vaccum but the battery life will never be good on anything like this and other high powered tools until we can develop new battery technology.
Dewalt have the flexvolt cordless vacuum. Thats what I use with my flexvolt chaser. It also connects wirelessly so as the chaser starts it starts the vacuum up. Although there's a little bit of residual dust in the room I still find it perfectly acceptable.
Remove the small metal bar in the dust extraction vent, and fit 3 blades. Cheap and highly effective 👍
Hello, I would like to ask if there is a special adapter to use it with other vacuums. I got a Bosch one and it doesn't fit to the vacuum hole. I see your using something different than dewalt for vacuum
What model metabo wall chaser and hoover did you buy nick?
Ive got one and never get that amount of dust, i really don't see how that much dust was generated 😬
I use a titan extractor and it's great, can't imagine that's any better?
You should try a makita wall chaser
Oh, no! Let's not go there. Worst of the worst experience. Never ever again.
Did you end up getting rid, dont see it in recent videos?
Can you try the HILTI wall chaser
Milwaukee has a backpack vacuum that would be ideal for wall chasing assuming you have lots of chases
I think the draper expert just as good as DeWalt and only costs £150. I still use the Metabo dust extractor with it. Works well for me for a fraction of the price but still looking to get the Metabo chaser.
I think you have to accept dust containment will never be perfect. My orbital sander and mitre circular saw are both fitted with dust bags and remain pretty free of dust after any big project unlike the rest of the house
Have you tried the hilti wall chaser?
I have an it's a heavy beast to work with let alone top money😭😭 i hired it to try it metabo 💯👍
@@paul_my_plumbs_uk it’s is heavy an expensive, like any hilti product but you get for what you pay for, which you don’t get with others, plus builds up your muscles no gym sessions needed 😂
@@brightside0970 i'm building mine up with Stella 🍺🍺🍺🍺 cheers
It sure is good, but I don't have such muscle and money, so ended up buying Metabo. Was thinking of Bosch as I was familiar with it, but wasn't 100% satisfied with it and it still cost a bit more.
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Hi nick , I have a question. What do you think is the best tool bag for hand tools at the moment. I'm a spark and I'm thinking either velocity tool bag 7.0 or veto tech xl. Do you have any recommendations ?
Hi nick Kev williams from Wrexham do you think Bosch will send you there new tough material carbide hole saws they do an electricians kit the ones with the quick change coupler they look awesome and I am thinking of getting a set but the cheapest I can find is £160 for a 15 piece set and to be honest would like to find out how good they are before I do ie in plaster board and fuse boxes and anything else possible 👍 keep the great work and happy birthday soon
Exact same Bosch spade bits £2.00 cheaper at FFX. TBH never found ITS that cheap.
Get the 54v dust extractor with it. It’s so handy
can you try out a titan wall chaser from screwfix just curios to see if its any good?
Don't bother they are a complete waste of time, speaking from experience
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Just took my Eurbauer back to Screwfix after it was spitting flames out of it just over a year old they refunded me no problem, had to get a titan chaser (Screwfix own brand) as I am in the middle of a rewire and was desperate, what a pile of steaming brown stuff, after one chase I reboxed it and flung it back to them, so I'm now without a chaser and not knowing what to buy, Metabo at £350 with my own hoover attached maybe ? Any ideas peeps
it would be cool to see a Festool vs Metabo wall chaser video
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I was just about to click the artisan video...🤣🤣🤣
Imagine Jordan chasing walls 🙄
@@gary3353 to be fair, he has said in a previous video that rewiring houses isn't as profitable for his type of business so he tries not to do them and instead concentrates on what he is now specialising in, which is ev chargers
he has done plenty of rewires previously but it becomes too much of a headache if things start to go wrong and you start to lose time on the job
Starting to become the go to channel this nick a proper channel for proper sparks non of your EV PRE MADONNA SOFT HAND FRUITIES here I’ve always used the metabo well for the last 3 years before hilti at the old firm not so sure about that dewalt great video as always keep up the solid work brother 👍
I’ve not got a wall chaser as I’m only a carpenter. Just about to start chasing all my walls at home. I can get the dewalt for £300, I’m already a flex volt user. Do you think it’s worth it for this price or pay extra for the matabo?
Maybe I'm late, but the metabo is nearly zero dust and fantastic even on brick, I wouldn't bother with this especially considering you can't use the triple blade.
Need the dewalt cordless hoover 😂
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sounds like back to the drawing board for dewalt
Humans who use a wall chaser with batteries completely lost it.
You need ITS to send you the DEWALT DCV586MN-XJ - 54V XR FLEXVOLT MCLASS EXTRACTOR to go with it for a totally cordless system.
Ideal where you have no power. I only do occasional chases as I don’t do many rewires and find it meets my needs.
Milwaukee hole hawg next Nicholas 😎
Yes Bundy
Erbauer chaser from scewshits please nick
That’s still crap - but fair dos to you for giving it a second go.That’s still quite a lot of dust in this day and age. Too much.
its certainly no matabo thats the clear winner
Slowly becoming a yellow you are 💪🏻
It looks like my last comment got filtered, maybe because I put a link in it?
Anyway Lidl (at least in northern Ireland) has a £75 wall chaser at the moment
Wow still dusty mate !!
Still a bit disappointing, thought it would of done better than that, at least you and Adam don't have to wait for each other to use the wall chaser you can have one each for empty house rewires
Still lots of shit and dust flying about there mate I'd stick with the metabo...
CRAP Metabo all the way bin it off...
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What's the point it having a chaser if you then have to use an sds to knockout the centre. Especially for a chaser that costs that much. I'm a dewalt fan till the end but this chaser is dog shit.