Is DeWalt Better Than Milwaukee?
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love the irony of the amish outfit and talking about power tools 😂
They don’t generally use electricity from the power grid. Doesn’t mean they don’t use gas generators and power tools.
Most of them practically live on cordless equipment. The charge the batteries with their diesel generator. It’s their “off grid” power suppply
@@justinmartin8887 i didn't know that hmm thanks for the info
Interesting. I didn’t know that either. If I start a solar electric related company I am going to target the schmit out of them as consumers.
The amish really need a YT channel, they would make BANK
"I left myself in an Amish Farm for 30 days"
😂😂😂
😂💀
Lmao 😂
That's good
700th like
"If you're paid by the hour: DeWalt. If you're paid by the job: Milwaukee." Best conclusion.
Well said 👌
It wasn’t a fair comparison. He did use Milwaukee flagship and he didn’t use the flagship XR for the dewalt. I am a dewalt guy but Milwaukee does beat dewalt in price and power. But dewalt just released a new battery that’s pretty good and a game changer and Milwaukee will follow that too. I use other tools more than just drill/driver though. I think dewalt spins quicker with a fair comparison but Milwaukee has more torque. Both dewalt and Milwaukee are the top contenders for power tool and good for competition to push the makers to make better tools.
@@picklemat4619 cry more bro, Milwaukee walks dewalts ass and they ain’t even 20v
@@GamerCheatsForAll yeah they probably do. They have more power with impacts. Dewalts new drill is better but I prefer the tri lights on the impacts driver and all that. I’m not a professional builder. Just odd jobs around the house and for other people sometimes. I liked the way dewalt looks over Milwaukee. If it takes me an extra 30 seconds to put something it’s all good. My choice of who I went with wasn’t based just on power but the way it looks, features and compatibility and availability.
@@picklemat4619 at 8:11 you can clearly see the dewalt is the XR model.
For those who don't know, that 4th setting on the milwaukee is for self tapping sheet metal screws... slow start and then it stops itself before ringing off the fastener... kind of niche application but its a godsend
They are impacts there is no settings for know cause I own one I do construction for a living
@@derikstoddard1053 the 4th setting is for self tapping metal screws. Obviously you don't realize what that comment was even saying. You will break your driver tip if you hold the trigger too long. That's why it starts slow then speeds up and shuts down. You must be a handy man huh
@@derikstoddard1053 mine has the setting for self tapping screws. Works great on thicker metals
I did not know this. I will be using it now
@@derikstoddard1053 I hope you do a better job at work than you do at forming a cohesive sentence
"Usually anything that is more compact is easier to work with" That's what I wish she would say..
Good luck
same...
Lmao, that’s too good
I feel like you wouldn’t want it to be easy tho
Lmfao u made my day
Turns out he is actually Amish and forgot to change. His Amish family has no idea that he is a TH-cam star lol
And they'll never find out 😂
Well, he has a mustache so he can’t be. 😂
If he's amish I wanna see what he's got generating the power in there and how he's hiding it from the family lol
That’s because they don’t know what a TH-cam is
😂😂😂🇨🇦🍁🇨🇦
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.
With the way lumber prices are right now, this is a pretty big flex 😂
Yeh, with lumber prices Skil or Black & Decker
@@djtimemasheen7585 fun fact, dewalt is owned by black and decker
"I'm sorry if you're a Dewalt fan..."
Ha I'm a Harbor Freight fan I can't get any more disappointed 😂
Yea I'm a makeeta
life is too short for cheap tools dude
@@hunters.dicicco1410 their new stuff are pretty solid
I'm a Walmart Hart brand lover myself after putting much of it to some heavy work I was mighty impressed with the quality and battery life and power of the power tools.
So you abstain.
Saw the thumbnail, wondered why he’s dressed like an Amish person, didn’t even read the title.
What does the title have to do with amish people though?
@@secretlyamazing I think they're saying they clicked on the video because of his outfit, and didn't care what the video was about.
Yea
@@secretlyamazing it's because amish roofers, there's a lot of them.
Milwaukee Vs Makita
There's a story I remember back from my childhood. Much like Milwaukee making fun of DeWalt, the hare always made fun of the slower tortoise until it was time to race. It looked like Milwaukee would win because it was so fast but right when the race was nearly over, the hare fell asleep and didn't wake up in time to catch up with the tortoise. Sure, the Milwaukee drilled the screws in faster but when it came time to test who could go the longest, the slow and steady DeWalt showed to be just like the tortoise and won the race.
The DeWalt was off by what, barely a second or two when drilling some of the screws? The DeWalt seems to either use or have less power but will still get the job done and the battery won't run out on you like the Milwaukee does.
Yeah but milwaukees Batteries charge alot faster than dewalts. There's 2 batteries so keep changing them. Milwaukee has alot more power. The dewalt ran a bit cooler but it smells like it was burning. Milwaukees tend to last longer
He started the Milwaukee before the dewalt it shows on a few of the tests in slow mo play back
@@OkieTA95 milwauke kind of is the better brand tho
Dumbest thing I’ve ever heard in my life
My suspicions were realized when he started having trouble with his left hand. Lol
Am I in the market for a $200 power drill? Not at all.
Am I gonna watch this Amish man test power drills for 30 minutes? You betcha.
Lmbo
Ya damn right
Lol, there's just something about it. You'd probably like the hydraulic press channel too. (If you don't already watch it)
@@jcw231 okay look that may or may not be true.
@@jcw231 AAAND HEER WIE GOOO!!
Half way threw the vid....
Tyler- “now seems like a good time to talk about our sponsor, Milwaukee”
🤣that would be funny if he actually did that
Nah, I was expecting Ridge wallets again...
Me: cares nothing about drills
Also me: clicks on video immediately
These are impact drivers.
They are not Drills they are “Impact Drivers”
I don’t feel like the speed of screwing things into wood is a good measure to determine what is a good product. In fact, I feel the extra 10 milliseconds you’ll spend using the Dewalt will only help you with aim and steadiness in your hand. I never once thought “why aren’t my tools fast enough” but I’ve always considered reliability, consistency, durability, and accuracy
@@yourchez125eachez4 dababy?
Makita!
@@yourchez125eachez4 Milwaukee stinks
@@yourchez125eachez4 I mean if I lose a half second per screw with the Dewalt. I still finish long jobs faster with a Dewalt cause I don't have to stop and charge the battery. For the record I don't care about what brand I use but I've personally had better experience with Dewalt when it comes to needing torque. I've burnt out Milwaukee motors more
As a technician I only use Milwaukee 1/2 inch impacts they are years a love dewalt but Mac tools have better impacts than the dewalt for automotive even though they are made in the same factory just more durable rubber for the chemicals
"I left this DeWalt impact in a rock tumbler full of acid for 30 days" coming next week
On an Amish farm
That math doesn’t check out
Dont tempt him
@@ayebemoto4430 you don’t know how long he’s had the impact or when this video was recorded 😂
@@kenshiromilesvt.7037 I’m guessing he filmed this on thanksgiving based on his outfit but ok
i'm 15 minutes in and i just realized what he's wearing😂🤦♂️
🤣 I saw it later than that lol
6 min in but close enough
Yeah, I was wondering are the Amish allowed to use power tools?
I noticed it fast but I just kinda rolled with it
Not like it's the thumbnail or anything
I looked up the dimensions of a 2x4 and found the board was 1.5in thick in the battery test. I then multiplied 1.5 x 32 and the dewalt drilled a total of 48 more inches then the Milwaukee drilled that’s a total of an extra 4ft of drilling you can get done. So just keep this in mind too that sometimes speed ain’t always the better option.
Edit: I changed the word long to thick since it’s the thickness and not the length
Gotta say dude. I been watching a lot of drill comparison vids and your personality is by far my favourite. I even made this account just to subscribe to you. Ill prolly stick around hope to see some more drill comparisons, but ill also watch some of your other stuff too :)
I like the Milwaukee font. To me it says, "Im gonna drink beer while I do this"
Lol nice pfp, my instagram pfp is the same
Facts lmao exactly how i feel ive said the same thing.
100% 😂
Anything in Milwaukee is done drunk as fuck but the company is owned by China
I live in Milwaukee
Be Milwaukee strong.... Able to do anything while fucked up beyond belief like me driving plenty on tons of lsd
Driving vehicles on flat tires
Driving vehicles that shouldn't drive
Having 6 duis/owi and being able to have license and insurance
Driving on these crappy roads where it's like is my tires flat go n check em no it's the road
I know weve all needed secondary income recently, but I never expected to see the Amish turn to TH-cam.
I have had my two Milwaukee drills (corded) for over 10 years ... even went to an electrical outlet store to get twenty-five foot cords when I worked on remodeling my house (not many outlets) ... I would NEVER dream of battery packs for any tool ... saw too many workers who kept asking to recharge or had to use many batteries to get the work done. Love my Milwaukee tools
I'm no mechanical engineer but I'm almost tempted to bet that the difference in screwing speed on the Dewalt was due to a lower total power setting, which is also why it lasted much longer and got less hot than the Milwaukee. I'm guessing it's up to taste whether you want to charge more often or take a slight bit longer to drill in.
Sockets play a roll on torque too
I think battery life is one of the biggest things for me. I hate waiting on batteries to charge. So dewalt is a solid choice. (I’m hourly) so he was right lol
Scrolling through the comments looking for people fighting
How did you know lol
Me to but all I found were Amish jokes
@@Horror_is_my_drug same.🤣 People aren't holding it back on the Amish.
Impossible question, you can't compare a tool to a city
@@rockyridgevlogs1995 to be fair, most things would beat St. Louis
Lmfao
Makita is Japanese for done .
Caterpillar vs. Milwaukee!
Actually made me chuckle
One thing I can add is that I bought the first gen Milwaukee impact driver when they first came out along with batteries. The batteries may have gotten a bit weaker over the years but I haven’t had to buy a replacement for either. I’ve had them for at least ten years or more.
"It's a quarter of a millimeter from being a half inch"
Leave Tyler in a tumbler for 30 days
Ouch😮
Or bleach. Or whatever you got. meth...
“If you are paid by the hour... DeWalt” 😂😂
I love the sound of the dewalt. It sounds mechanical. Kinda how some guys prefer the sound of American muscle vs a BMW exhaust note 😂
So I use the Milwaukee fuel every day and it runs for 11 hours a day on one battery most of the time I love it they hold up very good and the 4th setting is when you are drilling a hole in metal it changes the speed during drill to help cut through and not burn up bit
I call BS, no drill or battery is gonna last that long.
@@rudy2781 That depends entirely on what you do for those 11 hours. I have the 12AH M18 red lithium battery, and that thing will screw many, MANY screws. If Im using a hole saw to go through metal? It wont last as long.
Ive never needed to drive screws for 11 hours straight, but idk what you do.
I build rvs I build 4 to 5 per day each roof is 70 screws per side plus all of the other screws I put in installing satellite acs antenna etcetera on a full charge they last all day eventually the batteries wear out and don't last as long but it's months of very rough use
I like how he’s wearing both a belt and suspenders lol
How can you trust a man that wears both a belt and suspenders? Man can't even trust his own pants!
Why do I feel like he’s about to change his name to Jeremiah?
or Jedediah Smith
@@gamershockoverload7983 Jedediah?
Well Tyler is a common Amish name...
@@bbybby91 buzzkill
Just bought a Dewalt impact driver kit today. Came with a free Reciprocating Saw. Pretty pumped.
I have had tools from both Milwaukee and dewalt. I’ve noticed for my experience the dewalt tools seem to perform the same as new forever and Milwaukee might scream out of the gates but seems to lose performance over time. Now this is not apples to apples comparison since I’m only talking about a few Milwaukee tools vs a lot of dewalt tools also they are not the same tools either just an overall.
Depends on if your comparing brushed vs brushless. You shouldn't see any performance difference with brushless motors. with the brushed motors they will over time lose power due to wear on the brush material.
@@GingrBreadMan no brushless motors are more powerful out of the gate and last way longer
@@mavsgarage5245 I'm referring to losing power over time, brushless motors don't degrade in power over time like brushed motors will due to material lose on the brushes.
@@mavsgarage5245 I think he just said that bro
You said you wanted to roast the Dewalt, but it looks like Milwaukee wanted to roast you when you were checking those temps.
Also never stopped w the milwaukee
@@lv9530 exactly
Milwaukee for the W. Even has a heated grip feature. 🔥
One thing I have noticed about Milwaukee impacts is that once the battery gets low it just falls flat on its face and won't do anything more where as the Dewalt will get you the extra few screws you need to finish
All them screws not goin in all the way has my ocd going crazy 😂😂
I was hoping for more of an overall system comparison, drills saws wrenches and the like
I couldn’t help laughing when he said the difference between 255 and 278 is 32 😂😂😂
maybe he misread 287?
He said he was bad at math before 🤷♂️
Maybe he has a touch of dyslexia?
@@b9307893 When life gives you melons....
He could have meant 23 instead of 32
To be legit amish.....you should of just shaved the mustache
Tommie Fisher hmmm
And also not use any power tools and electricity
@@gaunterodimm8764 all Amish near me use power tools
I was thinking this
Hmmm
I love how he’s obviously a Milwaukee boy and you can see in the video the delay between them at some points
i noticed it too lol
He probably had the dewalt on low mode and the Milwaukee on a high mode
Milwaukee is just better
If you used the same drill bit for both of the wood tests, you could try it with a new drill bit each time. The bit might have been dull or chipped making it go slower
He used new bits in each
Back at the Amish farm- "Damn, Zebedias sure is finishing his work fast!"
(Uses power tools secretly)
He can use both hands, hes a professional
Tyler turned amish but he's still using power tools what a badass
Mennonite*
Got lots of those were I live.. could be a possibility 🤣
I'm a DeWALT guy but all these brands and tools come from the same factory, just different color in the plastic.
That's not true at all
Definitely not true, milwaukee is owned by tti while dewalt is by stanley black and decker. Far from these two being "the same"
Would have been nice to see the specs of both. May have explained the small differences.
I LOVE THIS LOOK ON HIM LOL
Very believable
Looks natural
amish tyler
@@cruep2872 i kind of dig it!!
No homo
this video was 25 minutes of crotch shots if we're being completely honest
And ill watch it all over again
Ahem it’s 25 minutes and 37 seconds my good sir
That's still less time on crotch shots than the movie Cuties
@@Treddian You watched through all of it LOLLLL?????
dewalt was on speed 1 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Have been doing construction electrical for bout year and a half, has always used Milwaukee. Worked at a Data Center where Milwaukee tools were the tool of choice by the contractors. Not only for the power and durability, but the safety they had with the anti kickback systems on their rotary drills. I know i have not technically been doing this a long time but I've had times where i have used a Dewalt drill especially lately, and in the past and they sometimes had let me down!
I got that same case but with the hammer drill and the surge impact both fuel brushless. I love that surge
Coworker: Look at my new snap-on drill I just got off the truck! He gave me a deal and I *only paid $250 for it!*
Me: _Laughs in Milwaukee_
Lol
@@UnknownUser-st9rh the mechanics that actually work on the trucks at our shops all have milwaukee m18 and one only has an m12. I was so impressed with the little m12 i bought a driver and a drill for my home workshop. Now the shop foreman who never gets his hands dirty except on personal projects has a snap on driver.....lol
@@UnknownUser-st9rh sorry but is that really your view on things? Milwaukee is basically top of the line power tools for the trades. Snap on makes power tools that get outperformed by other companies for half the price.
Usually his tests are pretty fair but on this one I think he definitely has a favorite I noticed this when he was talking about the different sounds of the drills 😂
Well yes, but countless people have proved the milwuakee better😂
I honestly feel like it's up to an opinion I've worked with both many times but to me dewalt feels a lot better but again just my opinion.
Can’t argue with the sound I mean your right he said he favors willfunkeee but did sound smoother and dewalt angers me with their odd lineups of power tools they almost seem to try trick you think you getting something you’re not they have premium premium brushed? And they all look similar but ones 10x better 3 different tiers of just xr’s Milwaukee straight up this brushed this brushless and premium fuel that what made me not go dewalt before i became professional as diy i only got dewalt but when i was ready spend real money on pro tools Milwaukee except that Sexyflexy grinder had go dewalt lol
@@Daniel-dg8hd if you like an impact that burns out in a week then sure lol
Not to mention it sure looked like he was starting the milwaukee the slightest bit earlier and stopping it a little later... This really requires a slow-mo camera and individual runs to be fair.. Also the screws were practically never the same height. But it was fun to watch haha
12:59 "a quater off a mm away to be and half inch" 😂
The warranty has always played a big part in my tool decision. They both can have Issues but the Dewalt has a serious problem with their spring in the collet/Impact drivers, We went through 4 Impacts in 2 years....Thanks
"This one is just a quarter of a millimeter away from being a half inch." Somehow I know exactly what he means by that. Lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣
In other words: a ©unt hair away from being a half inch
😂😂😂
And now ladies and gentlemen prepare yourself for the most unscientific test of any product ever on TH-cam!
Found the dewalt guy 😂
if you want real scientific tests go watch project farm, i watch tyler for fun
@@slipknotfan2217 if I remember correctly Milwaukee won that one too
@@steelebuttram9406 milwaukee won quite a lot of test if i remember
@@slipknotfan2217 as they should. Only HVAC guys use DeWalt.
*_♫....As I walk through the valley and I harvest my grain..... I take look at DeWalt, and realise they're very plain. 'Cos I've bin usin' Milwaukee fer so long that... even ma mamma thinks ma mind has gone... Fool ♫_*
1:15 the dewalt sunk in so smoothly 🫠
A circular light, or circular array, helps you drill perpendicular to the surface. It becomes an oval if you don´t. One can even use different focal points of the LED´s to indicate the depth of the hole whilst drilling.
In the $300+ range, I´d expect 4 lasers to do this more accurate and display the depth on the wall ;)
Pretty sure he didn’t put the drills on the same setting. I think Dewalt was left in 1 and Milwaukee was on 3
Holy shit your right
How can you tell other than the Milwaukee being faster?
Yeah, I just looked up this model and i think you're right.
I looked it up they are on the same setting, the dewalt 3 speed is all the way to the left as seen in the video
@@T4NKD13S3L th-cam.com/video/ZFYVslsc-Ds/w-d-xo.html look at the first 5 seconds of the vid
I have the brushless Milwaukee drill combo really happy with them never been a Dewalt fan
I have the sub compact makita drill/impact kit and the auto fastener setting sounds so cool. i starts off slow and then as you push it cuts then ramps the speed like a car dyno.
As long as the D Walt gets the job done and I get paid I'm happy
So you're just going to never mention the outfit you got on bro is that what we doing now 😂 straight popped up Amish and we get nothing lol
The fuel version had a slight advantage! Should have done the power detect against the fuel! That would have been a more accurate comparison
They are both brushless so doesn’t matter. Fuel is Milwaukees brushless designation.
I've used an impact driver from pretty much every brand, and the best I used was a pink Japanese Makita.
I got a DeWalt set a couple years ago (drill, driver, charger, 3 2a batteries for $150) after finding an angle grinder and 5A battery on the side of the road. Got 2 more 5A batteries for $70 on clearance, and a half-decent 1/2 impact gun for $85.
As a person who worked on the set of a highschool production of into the woods, i really like the dewalt drill, i worked for 6 hours straight and never had to change the battery, the 3 lights is nice but one light would work fine
Depends on how often you were using the impact what you were using it on and what size I've gone through a 4 amp hr batteries in under in hour building stairs with pressure treated wood
"EzekielTube" immediately popped into mind when seeing his getup.
Yoldertube back with another huskin video what’s yo name Ezekiel eff you Ezekiel
😂
I'm a DeWalt fan I have DeWalt drills I have no issues with them I don't use them to where I have to have a impact driver I just have a regular 20-volt lithium Dewalt drill two battery packs and the charger does what it needs to do for me and they last for quite a while
if you looked at the specs between the two, i'd bet the milwaukee has more power, which we pretty clearly saw in the screw/bolt test, so its only natural for it to run out of battery first if its putting out more power. probably why the milwaukee comes with the larger battery than the dewalt.
I have many different Brand of Drills and out of all of them the Dewalt have lasted longer and taken more damage and still working.
Is nobody going to point out that the speed settings on the Milwaukee and the Dewalt are on different numbers?
Top setting location on the DeWalt is opposite from the top setting location on the Milwaukee. If both drivers are pointing at the camera, the high setting on the Milwaukee will be one slot left of the far-right (setting 3 of 4; 4 of 4 is a special setting to help prevent stripping screws in hard materials); on the DeWalt, high setting will be the dial turned all the way to the left (setting 3 of 3.) This has been the case with DeWalt for a while. During the testing, one can easily see the Milwaukee on that 3 of 4 setting due to the visibility of the light setting. The DeWalt setting is more difficult to see (black switch on a black field), but it can be seen in the 3 of 3 position (all the way to the left when driver is pointing toward the camera) at these timestamps during the testing:
8:15
8:45
9:07
9:40
9:43
9:52
11:52
14:52
18:03
@@PSPSMITH2022 didn’t know that. Thanks.
@@typewritermaniac3997 No worries. I didn't even think to confirm that both were on the max settings until I saw your comment and decided to watch specifically for that.
@@PSPSMITH2022 good explanation, i was wondering the same as the OP. Good clarification. I do wonder what the RPM settings are for each mode on each drill is. I know almost no drill as the same lol
I noticed that
I have a gen 3 Milwaukee impact and just recently I used it to drive some 3/4” lags probably around 4 inches long drove between 15 and 20 of them into 6x6s every one else there had Dewalt and there impacts couldn’t drive one in. The Milwaukee impact is pretty powerful and a beast
I am not surprised you can hear the hammer and anvil system uses a way tigther tolerance which gives you more torque, but you can have kick back. Dewalt feels cheap even though they are great tools. I am also very impressed with milwaukee bits. those things don´t cam out at all. what do think of them ? What I like about Dewalt are the flexvolt and powerstack system; there are great innovation.
Yeah I really like the shockwave bits they are really nice however the shockwave socket adapters actually are not that great due to the fact that they neck down like on most standard driver bits is a major weak point and any socket adapter that has that will break it’s just a question of when. When I first started driving the lags in I was using one of the guys’ noveske socket adapters and I broke that one I use the Dewalts super durable and they can take a lot of torque
@@IanKMeyer I agree with you ,I was changing tire, I had a chinese adapter, it did not break but it twisted onto itself. I will get an impact wrench. I don´t think it is a good idea to use impact driver for wheels and cars. What do you think ? I never used Dewalt tools. I used makita 18v and I was thinking about getting M12 milwaukee. I use some festool tools too like sanders and vacuum. I should get Dewalts adapters. I wish I could test more tools but I don´t want to have all kind of battery, but I might try some corded tools from Dewalt like a planer.
Yeah I don’t think impacts are built for that much torque personally never tried it but I don’t plan to that and expensive replacement. Impact wrench is definitely the better call there I’ve been seeing a lot of things across TH-cam about how 3/8 impacts deliver more torque than 1/2 and everyone is shocked by it torque test has a good video testing it. I don’t have the m12 stubby impact wrench but I’ve seen it in a few videos and everyone claims it’s not meant for stuff like lug nuts but project farm has a video testing stubby impacts and the m12 did successfully remove over torqued lug nuts so it does seem to have some beans. If you want to be on the safer side one of the m18 impact wrenches will server you well I plan on buying the 3/8 compact impact wrench. I personally am Milwaukee all the way I don’t want a ton of batteries from different brands it would just be a pain the only dewalt tool I plan to buy it their gyroscopic screw driver but it’s on a completely different battery platform. Corded tools can be nice just depending on where you’re using them and I think power tool battery tech has come a long way however for some of the more higher demand tools like table saw chop saw etc. you’ll need a larger battery that will cost about as much as the majority of tools
Thank u I was wondering which one to buy love from UK x
I've caught many dewalt tools on fire or smoked like a chimney lol but still reliable as all heck lol
I've burnt up more dewalt cordless tools than I have harbor freight tools.
What the hell do y’all do to your tools good lord I’ve been running the same couple drills for like 6 years and they might look like hell but they still work like new
@@Whimpykids2 hard daily use. No more than I expect a professional quality tool to be able to endure. Hence why I switched to milwaukee.
@@noclass2gun342 Haha, that's the reason why I switched from Milwaukee to DeWalt. I just kept having failures from Milwaukee. My 3/4 DeWalt smoked up the other day but it's nearly 3 years old & has been abused. Still lasted longer than both my 1/2 & 3/4 Milwaukee though
@@danielwatson1815 I agree. Dewalt is by no means perfect. But neither is milwaukee. I heard milwaukee triggers always gets fucked up. Dewalt is cheaper in price aswell.
I've had the experience of using a full contingent of Milwaukee cordless brushless tools (2018 models) and the same DeWalt tools for daily use as part of my job. Any brand has to be judged by all of the tools as a whole as you're committing to a battery platform. As of two years ago, DeWalt had a better impact driver, hammer drill, jigsaw, circular saw, reciprocating multi-tool, and radio. Based on this video, I'd say Milwaukee might have pulled ahead of DeWalt on impact drivers, but as a whole, I've been very disappointed with the head to head match ups as of two years ago.
QUESTION-did you use a new wood boring bit for the Milwaukee after the DeWalt drilled all of those holes, because if you didn’t, the bit would be much duller, causing the Milwaukee to strain more.
I’m just under the impression that the bit used in the Dewalt was also used in the Milwaukee. And that wouldn’t be an accurate test. I’m a fan of both brands, I was just wondering, because a new sharp bit can make a big difference.
What i get from the sound difference at 6:30 or wherever, is that the dewalt is instant on and has a fast braking speed as well. The Mil seems to have gradual RPM increase and slow braking speed... respectively of course, they both are pretty fast compared to an older corded drill.
I have the same Milwaukee gen3 impact and my brother has the same DeWalt XR impact, both have their pros and cons. Both are basically evenly matched when doing deck screws and spaxs, I like the grip better on the DeWalt and my bro likes the feel of my Milwaukee, both have been used and abused and both still work like new. Also, I never came across the collet issue on the Gen 3.
Exactly a DeWalt being 0.04 seconds slower then Milwaukee isn’t going to make your job any faster
wait, why is the oatmeal guy reviewing drills?
I'm glad I stumbled across this video I was debating what one to get.
Did you recharge the batteries after the screw test or just go into the hole test with the same batteries?
I have both Milwaukee and Dewalt at home and In my experience, the Milwaukee seems to have a little more power than the Dewalt. For example, I was removing the seats from my truck and started with the Dewalt and it wasn't having it, wasn'tmoving the bolt at all. Switched to the Milwaukee and came right out.
I’m a Milwaukee guy the desalt could have loosened it
Idk my dewalt impact outlasted 2 of my partners Milwaukee’s lmao and I use mine more.
The Longest lasted tools made...I've had same pair of Dewalt & outlasts most other guys drills....do the Drop test with Dewalt for 10 years & it'll still run
@@APWoodworking old and abused dewalts are second to none. I love both brands but if I had to choose one it would be dewalt all day
All drills are good, some better than others for certain trades, most plumbers would rather have the Milwaukee fuels since they can get wet to an extent and still run like a charm. That’s what I use. And I had a couple buddies try dewalt and they barely lasted 6 months in plumbing
@@hshcjekxh2995 it all comes down to what drill has been better for you all brands have shitty batches of drills but once you find a good one it will last you for years
try a new dewalt lol it last as long as some black and decker tools there quality has gone down
Question did you use the same drill bit for the battery test and if you did the milwaukee was working harder cause of the Blunt drill bit that will use more battery
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Have you ever seen what Skil does with their impacts? They have a single light, but a translucent ring around the driver head that diffuses the light to create 360 degrees of lighting on the fastener you're driving. It's actual genius, and I'm very surprised more tool manufacturers aren't doing this!
I work in carpentry and I must say I find dewalts are considerably more durable than Milwaukee and that battery life does make a difference
You know that the Dewalt impact driver, is from 2015, right? It’s also about to be replaced.
That’s why they’re literally giving them away this holiday season. You can get it for free, if you buy a battery kit or tool kits priced at 200.00 or more from either Lowe’s or Home Depot.
I got the Bosh impact and drll set and they out do my cousins dewalt plus my Bosh quarter inch impact has a half inch drive that you can put a socket on and it took off my 7/8 lug nuts off my 20q4 GMC Sierra with no problem. Love my Bosh
Are both the impact drills brushless or is one brushed and the other brushless?
Want a fast drill? Buy a milwaukee.
Want a drill that lasts 10+ decades? Buy a dewalt.
That's my experience.
You should correct your typo... auto correct changed 10+ minutes to 10+ years.
@@95ZR580 sorry, I'll fix it.
mines lasted 5 years now, still kicks and drive screws. if you like it stick with it. were all workers here.
@@JJAllen95 I fully agree, in all reality their all decent and it's just dependant on what you prefer or grew up with.
@@JJAllen95 I've got a 1st gen 20v that I've had for about 10 years now. Not even any issues with batteries yet.
At 4:30 in the morning i'm testing drills.... DeWalt feeds the chickens and Milwaukee plows...
Amish paradise reference
Dewalt has a tension sensor. It changes speed as it gets tighter but Milwaukee seems to have no control and might rip through.
Shout out to that sweet hat. I'd love to see more hat variety in TylerTube's videos.
Ah yes, “1/4 of a mm off 1/2 an inch” way to use the metric system and imperial system in one shot
Came here looking for this comment. Was wondering if I was the only one.
@@Lilith-Rose uh.. tell me how that works with temperature!!!!
As an electrician who relies heavily on impacts, I can definitely affirm that Milwaukee is the way to go
In my company DeWalt is standard
I’m an electrician and prefer my dewalt. Has lasted 3 years longer than my Milwaukee ever did. She ain’t pretty, but she still works haha
Electrician here as well, Milwaukee is the way to go. The only trades I see regularly using dewalt are the carpenters.
I'm an electrician I dont use impacts at all. I dont get what people need impacts for when your just putting screws in studs. The only thing you might actually need an impact for is putting the screws in panel boxes.
Fuck yeah, up the sparkys
Could the performance difference be any way attributed to the lower amp battery on the dewalt? If they had the same amperage batteries during the comparison, would the results be any different?
He stated he bought a 5 amp just for a fair test.
That Milwaukee seems like a pretty good tool I was thinking about going Milwaukee. They have so many things that they make b to make things easier for you like this bit that the sleeve goes down over screw and keeps you straight
That’s included on a lot a driver extensions for impacts I think ever brand makes one like that dewalt has them even kobalt makes them just don’t buy kobalt tools they overheat and suck ass