Rear handle Saws: Makita vs Milwaukee
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ธ.ค. 2023
- I review the differences between these 2 rear handle saws. I highlight similarities and differences.
Video gear I use
Panasonic G7
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iPhone 13 Pro
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Sony Tripod
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Devinci Resolve
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Thanks for your expertise sir.
Most manufacturers have gone 18v with a bigger motor, Makita have gone 36v smaller motor...the batteries are the same just wired for either 18v 8ah or 36v(40v max) 4ah...nice vid :) I think ill stay with Makita :)
Thank you sir for the review.
Used a Milwaukee when I was in the carpenter union. Felt okay easy to use, had plenty of power.
I looked into Makita or Hilti I am a finish carpenter need to be able to make straight cuts.
Can you find a fellow carpenter to test Makita vs Hilti?
A video from Australia on he was switching to Makita from Milwaukee I as well.
He stated Milwaukee is more for plumbers and electricians. I agree all I see or DeWalt (yellow black and Decker.)
I found the Makita 40v had heaps of power. Both were similar, but I personally felt the 40v had more power. Hilti doesn’t have a rear yet in NZ.
1- the fact that we all dont simply have the same math at this point is beyond ridiculous to me... Im american and even i have 10 fingers and 10 toes. We learn to count to 10 at first, then at some point they throw us a loop and make us read a tape measure😂
2 - i dig the table. Been wanting to build out a few 2' x 4' tables to replace my big one...
True about maths mate. I see apprentices getting their phones out a lot for even simple math. The table is based on a Ron Paulk design that I reduced in size to suite me.
@Mueller_projects oh yeah. Mine too. The thing is really bulky anymore. Honeymoon phase was over for me probably 2 years ago... yours is very Scott brownish. I'll probably go for it in spring(northern hemisphere). Have a good night. Or morning. Whatever it is...
I went from AEG Ridgid here and a junkie none cutting saw to Milwaukee rear an impressive upgrade to an even better rear handle Saw FLEX. This saw is so fast and powerful it's the Last rear handle i will own because it is the beat.
Thanks for the comment. Some of the flex gear looks impressive, we can’t get it here in NZ yet.
Seems very biased
Wasn’t ment to be. Tried to show the difference between the 2 saws