IMPRESSIVE POWER - NEW 18V Makita XWT14 Impact Wrench Review - [430 FT-LBS]
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- The @MakitaToolsUSA XWT14 Impact Wrench stands the same size as their impact driver, yet it delivers more than 400 ft-lbs of loosening torque.
Makita XWT14Z: homedepot.sjv....
This is 4x the amount of the typical impact driver. Makita claims 240 ft-lbs of fastening torque and 430 ft-lbs of loosening torque. Our tests showed that the Makita XWT14 impact wrench was meeting and surpassing these claims. We were very impressed with the performance, ergonomics, and stature of this little Makita impact wrench.
This new impact wrench should be hitting the shelves now, and you can pick up the XWT14Z impact for $199, or the kit should be priced about $399 with 2x 5Ah batteries and a charger. Makita includes a 3-year warranty as well.
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I’m impressed the Makita pulled those bolts off at such a high torque. Most impacts get their factory torque specs based on a 9/16 fastener.
Don't stop making reviews like this! Late to seeing it but very helpful.
I have Makita's complete line of 1/2" impacts. The 14z compact one get's used for general automotive work 95% of the time. The big 08z model never gets used and collects plenty of dust. The mid-torque get's used on those large tough susp bolts on trucks and such. Couldn't be happier with them
That's great to hear. It really makes the most sense to try and keep your power tools in the same platform (manufacturer), if you can. Glad that Makita is working out for you. Their latest impact wrenches have been a great set of tools. Thanks for watching.
Very thorough review. I bought this impact wrench a little over a year ago and absolutely love it. Already owned the big high-torque impact from Makita, but rarely use it now that I have this one!
Was looking at the newer model (XWT17?) for $200 on Amazon but went with this one for $146. I don't know what the extra $60 would've gave me but felt it won't matter since its primary use will be tire rotations on my Jeep.
Thanks for the review! I feel even better about my purchase!
Upgraded from an older 18v kit. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxW1vOBRCMrgTCDEijzpVzDWsgI-Jm2iQv I independently chose the drill and impact tool, before I came across the kit.I like the 3 speed impact gun. It seems more powerful than my older one, and it can be set to be really gentle. The drill is more appropriately sized for my use. I used to have a hammer drill, but I did not like that it was so big and it was not a great hammer drill. I rather have a smaller drill like this, and then get a corded hammer drill for the odd case I need that.
Here in Europe, Most Makita Hand tools are made in the UK. Bought the Makita DTW285Z Cordless Impact Wrench and super happy with it. Makita really make great tools.
When I was considering this tool, your video sealed the deal for me. Love it!
Glad I could help! It's an awesome impact wrench, especially for the size. Thanks for watching.
i can't wait for you to review the new Makita mid-torque XWT17 coming out this holiday season.
Makita is supposed to have that on the way to us now. We can't wait for it to arrive. Thanks for watching.
@@Shoptoolreviews Thanks Tim, love the content
The 17 is out now.
I’m a scaffolder in the uk and the makita impact wrench is the only impact that can handle the job.
We use them in the rain to.
Awesome vid! Just ordered one mainly for DIY (lug nuts/car suspension). Love the detailed testing 🤟🏼🤟🏼
Great review, mine arrives tomorrow (DTW300Z - UK version). Sick of skinning my knuckles working on my car.
Thank you very much. You'll love that impact. Let us know how it does. Thanks for watching.
Just ordered one of these. The power for the size is crazy. It's like half the weight of my XWT08Z. Kinda wish I found this first considering it'll handle 99.9% of what I need!
You're exactly right. Great power to weight ration. Thanks for watching.
The xwt08z will last much longer in terms of use in the long run.
Great testing! What a thorough bench test!
Thank you very much, and thanks for watching.
Thanks Tim! I ended up getting this impact wrench. This is thing is very impressive for it’s size. It was even smaller than I expected. I now have 3 makita impact wrenches and 2 makita impact drivers. I like them all.
Great to hear! I have some bad news for you. We just got the XWT17 in for testing. You're going to want this one too. Just thought we'd let you know, so you can start saving. lol. Thanks for watching.
@@Shoptoolreviews lol, thanks! I can’t wait for the video.
And I've spent all this time planning my purchase of air compressor, hoses and air gun! All to remove a pinion nut! Thanks for this video.
Lol, At least you have a new air compressor. Thanks for watching.
lol ya i got a compressorn recently too and then grabbed the. xwt14 but i scored a bunch air tools at Walmart for ridiculous low clearence prices it's super useful painting sanding so many uses if you haven't got one check out the quiet ridgid 4.5 200psi on tools direct outlet they deliver too i did hours of research (might as well try help with my new knowledge of compressors lol) but i.m.o. that's best features to price ratio i could find the Makita mac700(?) was other in the ~200 range....i needed something portable and some what quiet if don't check out McGraw or huskey home Depot might still have one on sale that was also good deal (my harbor freight will still honor 2-4 month expired coupons on compressors)
Fun fact we don't use anything else in Australia than Makita tools. Never seen a tradie without a Makita set ever
Yes, we understand that Makita in the land down under gets the most praise. They're great tools. Thanks for watching and commenting.
We use milwaukee too mate
@WomenHateShortMen what milwaukee? I don't know about you but my local store has a much bigger wall of milwaukee
Wow, this is exactly what I was looking for to see if manufacturers' figures were realistic. Especially after reading very variable customer reviews, written with who knows what motivation.
Great review thanks! Those auto modes are very handy on the impact driver, can imagine how useful they are on the gun.
Thank you for the kind words and thanks for watching.
That was a very good review. Only thing to make the review even better on top of a already solid review, would have to be show what the normal mode torque specs on the nuts during auto mode 2 and 3 when tightening.
Nice !! I’ve had that brand ever since 2008 I still have the old black and white 1/4 impact gun that I use every day as a mechanic .. I really like that 1/2 gun need to buy one ! I typically use my a Air gun but this is sweet fir out in the field use !
For those that don't know! Download the Makita app or go on their website and view " current/all promotions"! You can view all current tool combo promotions through Makita! Just picked this up with a free 5.0ah battery!!! Local Makita dealers aren't always aware of all promotions Makita is offering so you will have to show them the add and they "should" honor it. Although, I did have to put up a little bit of a fight. In the end they have to honor it even if they have to put in an order for the combo promotion. Remember!! Manufacturers want to keep you on their platform!!! Give it a shot! Its worth a try. I believe the promotion ends April 30 2021.
Amazing what this and the Dewalt 901 can do given their size. Great review.
I have the pin detent version and it has been more the impressive so far
That's great to hear. We really didn't expect this little guy to hit these numbers, but it did so rather easily. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I def wish Dewalt and Red would tweek the lil things like makita does. I respect them alot. Really like the modes on the newer impacts.
Learned its power when i was going to change a wheel that had been fastened with this Makita in Mode 2, i thought that was just barely enough. But no, it was more than enough, lucky i didnt set it to full. Its easy to get fooled by the compact size, remind yourself that it is more powerful than you think.
Yes, you are correct, you can easily over-tighten lug nuts with this. Thanks for watching.
Damn that thing is insane, kinda regret switching to Milwaukee now after I had to warranty my stubby twice now. Hope the stubby lives to the hype after I get it back since it was goddamn disappointing when I had it.
Really?! What is breaking on the Stubby? While this Makita is awesome, we love the Stubby around the shop as well, with no problems, yet. Thanks for watching.
@@Shoptoolreviews When I first had it I was taking lugs off my truck no problem, but when I took it to work it was having trouble taking off Honda lugs and even small caliper slide bolts.
Jovany Corona stubby is not a great choice for doing tires. Should have went with a mid torque for a versatile impact that can handle tires and brakes.
@@brycelund4112 Tires I can understand. But if its not ideal for brakes what is it ideal for? My 12 volt impact driver can already do mostly everything my stubby can do. To me the stubby just feels like a slight step ahead of a driver. Only slightly. And I find it really odd how people test the stubby and find themselves easily breaking loose 250 lb ft fasteners where the one I have can barely do Honda lugnuts
Jovany Corona It’s good for engine work. It’s no good for suspension if you live in the rust belt. I was considering a stubby buy after watching some videos I went with mid-torque. It has so much more power for rusted stuff. Now those lug nuts were certainly over torqued most likely by a tire shop. But If you live in the rust belt like me. Get you a mid torque impact or higher for tires brakes and suspension. I like mid torque because you can still use for stuff in the engine bay. It’s very controllable. Stubby just doesn’t have enough balls for me. I would only use the stubby for engine tear down and maybe splash Shields under the car.
Overall a good review. What you missed was the torque achieved in the three automatic modes.The auto-modes are a little confusing. For example Makita does not explain that in auto mode all the tightening is done a the "4 speed setting (we think) ." Also the Auto mode does not allow a speed setting and visa versa, that is it is either one or the other and in auto-mode the speed is chosen for you. . It would be really useful to know the torque achieved in each of the three auto modes-we thought you were going there with your cool and expensive torque measuring tool. Also, btw, the top right light on the mini-panel, we think never lights but the manual tells us nothing about that "half mountain" symbol. We just got one of these and have been experimenting with lug nuts. Trying to achieve close to 100 ft-lb reading, we have been unable. So far we are left with a "1" setting and then use a torque wrench. Thanks.
This video should help. Thanks for watching.
th-cam.com/video/9Ydb0X_T0OE/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for this great and very thorough review of the Makita XWT14 Impact Wrench. Would love to see a comparative video of this Impact Wrench and the M18 Compact 1/2 Impact Wrench.
Great suggestion! We are planning to do this soon. Thanks for watching.
@@Shoptoolreviews Thank you! Got my popcorn ready for when it's available.
Phenomenal video. Glad I searched this tool specifically because it led me to your channel. New subscriber here.
Thank you!
Tim, excellent video! How would this compare against the Milwaukee m12 stubby 1/2 inch? I'm torn between the two! ???
I appreciate the compliment, very much so. The Makita definitely has the stubby on outright power. I would have to recommend the Milwaukee if you already have M12 batteries, and you're invested in the line. The Makita has more power, and with the 18V batteries, you're going to have much longer runtimes. I would pick the Makita unless you already have M12 tools. Thanks for watching.
Damn Tim that tool is impressive Makita has impressed me alot with the reviews of their ratchet and now their impact wrench I just recently got a 1/2 inch Hart impact wrench that has 350ft lb of fastening tork but this Makita is way out of my price range for the whole kit would my Hart be alright at loosening lugnuts on my vehicle
Yes, the Makita is a great impact, but it is quite a bit more than the Hart kit. Thanks for wathcing.
How different is size are the XWT14 vs the XWT17? I am stuck between the two. This will be my only impact wrench and I don't want to sell myself short if the larger one is only slightly larger but has significantly more power.
Get the xwt17 its definitely the better one for a little more money
@@aayesher9400 define "better".
Thank You Tim for another awesome review!
My pleasure! Thanks for watching.
Is it possible to estimate the tightening torque applied at each speed in normal mode?
Great review, would love to see the 40v version.
Those are great reviews you put up! Jus wondering why you tighten in only 5 seconds each bolt, when it is says that the tool renders it's full force in tightening after at least 6 seconds of hammering. And also - it would have been nice if you go to the limit of the torque, not just to go up to the declared one ( like you did on the Milwaukee Stubby impacts).
There is no standard in testing torque, so it's all different among different manufacturers. We decided to make our own standard, and this is tightening for 5 seconds each and loosening for no more than 10 seconds. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for the information and education and insight, this will help me a great deal when I come to pick my tools.
Very nice review, and thank you for explaining all those features and modes. Much appreciated!
Glad it was helpful!Thanks for watching.
Any chance you will be reviewing the XWT17/XWT18 mid torque soon? Would love too see what figures that gun puts out in tests.
Supposedly, it's on the way to us, so it shouldn't be long. Thanks for watching.
Very detailed review video, rare to find such videos.
Much appreciated! Thanks for watching and commenting.
Man that’s Crazy which tools messed up on you specifically Charles Lane 27-i’ve got a bunch of Makita and Milwaukee and Dewalt and some Rigid. I don’t have one Makita tool that doesn’t work other than two of the drills the clutch won’t release the bit or spade bit but the drill still work now. the Milwaukee and another stuff I’ve got a few of their tools that just died and I think it’s because Makita had being a motor manufacture. But regardless I love all of them
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Great video. Just the testing I wanted to see. Thank you
Thank you very much and thanks for watching.
I would like to see you put more torque on the nuts and see just how high of torque it can remove until failure like you do on your newer videos. I can't compare this to the DeWalt 12v extreme 1/2" impact until I know where this cuts out like you did with the DeWalt. I have a feeling this will remove nuts tightened to 550 ft lbs (maybe even 600) after 13 seconds or so of impacts.
Great video Tim !
Glad you think so! Thanks for watching.
Excellent review
Thank you kindly and thanks for watching.
Thanks for the review picking one up 👍
Hope you enjoy it! Let us know. Thanks for watching.
Bonus fighter jet, couldn’t ask for more! 😂 great video
Glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching.
I have to stop watching your channel Tim,lol. I have bought 10 power tools in a span of 2 weeks. Its going to be 11 soon. This Makita would be awesome for me. That impact is smaller than the new mikwaukee 18volt impact is it not?
I'm sorry. Lol. I only try to bring tool news and the truth, without the pressure to purchase. However, I can understand your conundrum. It is very close to the size of the new M18 mid-torque. The M12 Stubby is still smaller than the Makita, but the Makita is much more powerful. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Do you have their coffee maker? I saw they make a pants belt too. Like a regular leather belt with the Makita embossed in white! I’m just saving up $ for some their Japanese made power tools.
Really debating keeping this one or keeping my m12 stubby.
That's a tough one. Thanks for watching.
Very good review
We appreciate that. Thanks for watching.
The speed settings would be VERY useful.
Best reviews for user Makita
Tim, I purchased one after watching this video and struggled to loosen bolts which were at 320 ft lbs...any ideas?? Thanks
There's a lot that goes into torque numbers. What were the size of the fasteners? What type of material were they? What was the thread pitch? Where the threads lubricated? Did the fasteners have a tapered edge or flat?
Before each round of testing , we typically lubricate (grease) each nut and bolt. This is done to keep from galling, and this is the same thing that manufacturers do when performing their torque tests. Without the lubrication, the test would yield more erratic results. I hope this helps. Thanks for letting us know.
If you can please compare the size on camera
I wonder how it compares to dtw285 on power
Thanx a ton. Tool testing done right.
Glad it helped. Thank you very much.
Great content and delivery. How about tightening torque in auto mode at level 1-3?
Thx
Shop Tool Reviews could you test the 40v impact wrench
Great review. But you have me thinking what is the torque on the auto modes
It's not precise in any of the modes. Thanks for watching.
I have the Makita XWT15 what is the difference between this one and my 15?? Looks identical
Makita should pay your for this good advertising lol
Sucks that Makita is not like Milwaukee as far as ads and advertising.!
Lol. This is an impressive impact, no doubt about it. We can only be honest in any of our reviews. Thanks for watching.
Can you do this test on this IR w5132 shop tool reveiws?
We will very soon. Thanks for watching.
Would it have done 480-500 lbs? Sorry if it's already been answered..
Would have like to know how much torque of the auto tightening so we could have an idea of the ft pounds of auto 1,2 and 3 as to me this are the most important feature of this tool which sets it apart from all the rest.One other thing is you should always test the highest fp of all wrenches
These different "speeds" or "power modes" of impact wrenches should not be trusted for any sort of setting. This will change greatly with different batteries and different charge status. Thanks for watching.
@@Shoptoolreviews pero si estaria bien tener alguna idea de aun aproximado de torque de cada velocidad
What's the difference between the xwt13 vs the 14?
Greatest video on the tool on TH-cam. All other reviews are straight garbage.
If you want to know the torque for tightening you reotorque a 250lbs and check if they turn .
We've tried that before, but it's hard to tell exactly when it moves. Thanks for watching.
Where can I buy this power tool?
Would love to see a test on the 12v. Home Depot has the brushed model on sale right now for $99 with a 4ah battery. Can't find anything on it anywhere.
Which specific model are you talking about?
@@Shoptoolreviews The 12v 1/2 brushed impact wrench is the one on sale right now on line for $99 with a 4ah battery. Wouldn't mind seeing this or ever the brushless model which is 100 without a battery.
Bought it and returned that kit back in Sept. It's not for larger fasteners like lug nuts. I went with the 12v Dewalt Extreme 3/8 brushless kit for the same amount of $$ and got 2 batteries, charger and a bag. I also picked up a no name 5.0ah 12v battery for the Dewalt from Amazon for less than $30. The 12v Dewalt took off my lugs torqued to 100 ft lbs with the 2.0ah battery while the 12v brushed Makita 1/2 wouldn't budge it with a 2.0ah, so I didn't even bother testing it with the 4.0ah. Also bought a $5 Husky 3/8 to 1/2 impact adapter to use my 1/2 sockets with the Dewalt. The Dewalt would be the better option even though its only a 3/8, but with the adapter, its a better set up from my experience on my lug nuts.
@@jeffsnyder289 thanks for the info.
Tim, just because of you I will buy it !!!
Glad I could be of help to your purchase. Thanks so much for watching and have a great day.
@Shop Tool Reviews update... awesome tool body. I am not going to lie, I was at the beginning using it for light duty.
But then I start using it for lug nuts, every day, then I went to use it in brake jobs, and as I saw how strong is, I went to use it in suspension work... I am really impressed!!!
Rarely do I have to use my high torque on newer cars. Since I live in the rust belt in the Midwest, I use my high torque in 10 years old or older cars, but this power tool right here is my everyday favorite. Light and powerful, really powerful.
Also has fallen from my hands working on a car on the lift.
I would recommend it eye's closed
Do you have a review video for tw004?
Can you put this on the new bolts and give me a accurate nut busting torque? I'm torn between this and milwaukee mid torque
Hello. makita xwt14z and xwt15z What difference can you tell me?
I'd love to know how it stacks up against the equiavlent Milwaukee on size and power. Pricing will vary by market but where I am it costs about 10% more than M12 Stubby 3/8" (but 10% less than the M12 Stubby 1/2"). Would that be its competitor? Or would you say it's more rivalling the M18 Mid Torque for loosening torque? Or somewhere inbetween? It's hard to gauge size without seeing them side-by-side and manufacturers' torque figures don't always correlate with actual results, so it's great to see real world tests like yours.
I would say that it's more comparable to the new M18 Compact Impact wrench, in power and size. We'll compare them pretty soon. Thanks for watching.
@@Shoptoolreviews Brilliant! I've subscribed and will look out for that vid :)
(edit: that's my other logon. I'm also lpfin ytdec)
@@Shoptoolreviewswhere is our comparison? :)
what type of sockets are you using ?
Just wondering if I should keep this one or go with the mid torque that has a little more power a little more pricey but want to have enough power .what do you think ? Also I have a 96 f150 that I'm working on going to have to do body bushings and front end work will this to get the job done?
Where is the XWT14 made?
Would like to see what the max loosening torque is.
We are working on a machine that will measure this. Thanks for watching.
Is that the same size as the milwaukee m12 stubby? It look pretty small, amazing power for its size
Not quite as small as the Stubby, but it's pretty small. Thanks for watching.
Is it 3/8 or 1/2
What torque wrench is that?
So pretty much theres no comparison between this and Milwaukee right can’t see what everyone is so excited About with the new m18 impact wrench at 250 or did this come out after the m18 and shut everything down lol I just ordered this instead of the m18
This XWT14 came out before the Milwaukee, and the XWT17 came out after the Milwaukee. We will do some comparisons very soon. Thanks for watching.
@@Shoptoolreviews nice thanks appreciate the reply i actually have the previous version of the m18 ,the compact ridgid and the new xwt14 might make my first tool review video 🤔
i Wonder if the previous m18 makes any more than 220 lb torque because now i think of it. 30 lbs is upgrade but really doesn't sound too impressive considering makita almost doubled their numbers from their last modle
Hey I was wondering if you could do a review of the avid power 1/2 cordless impact wrench from amazon it claims to have 330 ft/lbs of breakaway torque and almost 1000 ratings, I've been tempting to buy it but i don't know if it has the power or not so just thought I'd ask :)))))
We haven't reviewed any of the Avid products. We'll see if we can get one in soon. Thanks for letting us know and for watching.
So is there a formula to figure out the tightening torque for settings 1, 2 and 3?
Not really, and it's not going to be very specific either. Thanks for watching.
I would imagine it depends on aH of the battery and charge of said battery.
Should I return my Milwaukee m12 Stubby impact wrench and get this instead? I can get this tool for $100 😃
That's really your call. This is still bigger than the stubby. Thanks for watching.
What’s the difference between the friction ring and the anvil? Which is better? Thanks!
The anvil is the 1/2" square sticking out that the sockets attach to. The "Hog-ring" or "Friction-Ring" is the little ring on the end of the anvil that retains the socket. Other options are a "Pin-detent" which works much like a ratchet, where there is a little ball-bearing with a spring on the side of one of the flats on the anvil that retains the socket. On larger anvils, like 3/4" and 1", there's also a "Pin and O-ring" that's literally a pin that slide through the socket and through the anvil, and the O-ring goes around a groove in the top of the socket to retain the pin. If you've ever seen a hole drilled through the top of an impact socket with a groove around it, that's what this is for. Thanks for watching.
For the weekend warrior changing tires at the most. Would this be suitable or should you go up in power to be on the safe side? My wheels require 120 ft-lbs for the lug nuts.
This one will serve you well. I have the XWT11Z 3 speed which has less torque than this one. The XWT11Z has 210 ft lbs of torque and 295 ft lbs of loosening torque. I've removed tires on dad's F150, my Ram 1500 & Jeep and numerous other families vehicles. Never had any issues breaking lug nuts loose. If the XWT11Z can handle all that, this impact could handle more. You will also like the size of this one the most versus the newest model out. Now I also have the bigger high torque impact just in case, but it collects dust for the most part.
I think I've had the XWT11Z for at least 4 years. Only issue I had with it is the 4 bolts came loose that the clear plastic cover covers. The plastic cover is tough to get off, have to be careful not to crack the plastic. The newest model out has these same bolts, but the heads are facing the rear of the gun instead and much easier to access.
Should be enough on a regular vehicle, My old impact only has 250ft lbs of breakaway torque and it did fine on most lugs. The one time it didn't work they were rusted/seized on and I had to use a torch, after I snapped the first stud with a big breaker bar. 🤦♂️
Luv Makita...!
Is the xwt15z just pin detent version?
That is correct. Thanks for watching.
I wanna see it remove a nut off of the kind of bolt ... that you'd rather take a torch to .
580 nm for the rest of the world
It's an ok impact wrench, but i still prefer the milwaukee for its consistency and less vibration. I had XWT14 for awhile before I returned it, but I still felt that milwaukee was overall more solid than Makita. When you are driving lag screws, the makita tends to shake everything. Oddly enough, it was just slightly better than the XWT11 which I also had for awhile before returning.
Is this the same as DTW300, a version we get in Europe ?
I'm really not sure, but it looks like it could be the same. Thanks for watching
Yes it is. I have it since June this year and i'm really impressed..
@@korbinianfaltermeier193 just bought mine 2 weeks ago
Why do we need pneumatic tools?
Getting fewer and fewer reasons why. Thanks for watching.
Do the auto modes work with partial trigger application? Or do they go wide open regardless of the trigger pull? Want to know if you could thread the bolt/nut slowly and have it auto shutoff.
Good question. I'm not sure if it works with a partial trigger pull. We will check on this. Thanks for watching.
You could buy a wilhelm skidmore to determine fastening torque. Or you can buy a hytork .70 instead 😂.
Too bad it only goes to 700 lb/ft. No one can test the high torque impacts since real tool reviews.
The Skidmore was be used by several out there, not just Daniel, including the tool manufacturers. It's kind of a boring test, so we didn't want to go that route. We're actually working on our own unique test again, so keep watching. Thanks for commenting.
I got the xwt15 because it was cheaper.
That's not a bad choice either. Thanks for watching.
Are you based in Central FL?
Yes, we are.
I guessed from the video date, and fighter jets flying overhead. I'm local to you.
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