Im looking to use one of these to build a swamp cooler, which one will last 9 hours straight on full blast??? tnx!!

Solid comment. That’s exactly what I wanted to know @dollarbillme

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Yea in reality like I say power wise they pretty much all the same ..just some features that make them different...yea if Milwaukee just fits ..the Dewalt will not ..much bigger then the Milwaukee

For the record I'm getting just over 9 hours noon high with my kobalt with a 4 ah battery

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Yes very true ..like I showed in vid the Ridgid can go crazy low ..at it's lowest doesn't do much of anything ..but yea probably does have widest range 😉

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@@toolboss8410 you didn't open a bottle of beer with ANY of them! 🤣🤣

Yuck. Recycled porta shitter stench

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An it will blow half as much air for twice as long

Thanks buddy .. much appreciated 👍🙏

$39.99 is fair price ,wait till Ryobi days you prob get 2 3.0ah Batts and charger and fan for $79.00

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Yes now's definitely the time ..like I said for the Xtra $20 you can get a battery and a charger also ..👍😉

Wrong the dewalt fan is not good

@@niceguy6837 Huh, whats not good about it? It works for me just fine.

@@duncdunc76 its ok, it depends on what your using it for i guess, i work on construction sites in buildings with no ac in over 100 degree weather, im a dewalt guy , all my tool are dewalt but the Milwaukee fansblows much harder and farther so im buying it

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Yes they are great ,versitle fans .help in alot of different ways

9 ah. You get about 1 ah per hour

Yup .just about nailed it ..like I said in video don't let specs fool you ..the Milwaukee at 284 cfm and Ridgid at 475 must of been tested differently cause Milwaukee throws more air ..but alot louder , doesn't rotate as much , no mounting options , ac adapter and biggest thing 20% more expensive

Yup, you are definitely right about specs. They seem to be off quite often. Haven't chatted with you in quite some time. How you been brother!?

I went ahead and stuck with Dewalt when looking for a fan and thankfully Dewalt has put out this great model. It's more expensive which is a kick in the nads but it could have been worse.. Dewalt could have had the worst fan out and all Dewalt customers would be stuck with it because we have Dewalt batteries and tools. So yeah not bad in the end. My wife oddly enough loves the fan haha.

I got the dewalt recently but no AC version. It goes forever on a 5 AH battery. I use it in summer here in Australia at night on low. Just to keep cool. Cheers

I think they will kill it with there next one 👍

@@toolboss8410 well if they need it demoed on jobsites I'd be more than happy to help out with it.

8 hours on dc 511 xe dewalt on 5 AH battery. Love it.

Hopefully we see a updated one soon .a cannon too 👍

@@toolboss8410 I want a standing rotating fan

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Whats wrong with battery they run forever with even mid range batteries

Devast8r34 could be an issue with heavy paint or fuel fumes. Explosive atmosphere.

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Yes sir I mention that in video I think.🤘🤘👍👊

@@toolboss8410 You did and I'm glad you did. I hope with your channel size Ridgid knows about that. I mean what are these designers thinking when they backwards a switch like that. Its so obviously a user inconvenience.

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It does i own the ridgid and the milwaukee the milwaukee blow more air in mid then the ridgid on high

Yes but get the Ridgid for $20 less or Dewalt for $10 more 👊🤟👍

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Waiting on the Hercules one! I got a Hercules bundle basically for my birthday haha Circular saw, recip saw, hammer drill impact, two 5 AH batteries, Impact rated bits, drill bits, saw blades and and an 18 inch tool bag, freaking over the moon haha

@@Mexicanmike87 I did not know they had a fan coming out in that platform. Rumor has it they may be redesigning some of there stuff on the Herc lineup.

@@jeremyruff7961 yep that's what I heard too, and yes I heard there should be a fan coming out with the Hercules line, granted I have a huge 24 inch fan from HF too but I want something portable haha

Well the Dewalt with battery and charger is $99

TOOL BOSS now is $75 for the kit

Yea ..I like my slogan .. Milwaukee tools at Ryobi prices . At some point all go on sale ..end up being just about same price as Ryobi on certain tools ...and close to Ridgid on others

That's not a compact fan . That's an air cannon . Totally different type of fan 🤘

where you found dewalt fan for 100$? the minimum i can find is 150$ and with only 1.5A battery

Web Pro I got at Home Depot it 99 but with tax it’s $110, check Home Depot online I see it it’s still for 99 1.5 battery and charger

This one is hybrid

Yea ..I noticed that also ..that's it's kind of clipped on ..ya get what ya pay for . 👍

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Bama fan Rtr I’m a Milwaukee fan guy I have 2 I’ve taken them to the quad many times I’m just glad they are trying to one up eachother

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I'm sure they working on it as we speak 🤘

That would be the Milwaukee

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I just got mine yesterday I set it beside a Milwaukee fan and said the same thing.

Because the Milwaukee blows more air and faster air than the Dewalt. I compared them between my coworkers.

on the Milwaukee what battery size do I need for it to run 8 hours straight on high!!! please tnx!!

@@homescool3767 I get MAYBE 10 hours or just slightly more on the lowest setting with an 8Amp battery. So I'd suggest a 12Amp and u can PERHAPS get close to 8 hours. Cheers 🍻

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I was looking for a job site fan I was thinking of a 20 inch box fan and power in verter from Harbour freight hooked up to 12volt deep cycle battery. Im kind of hoping that Royobi will come out with a new fan with more speeds and stops for the height adjustments. My Home Depot only carries a few job site fans it dosent give me confidence when they say only 1or 2 in stock for the Royobi

He probably didn’t have the $500 to but the snap on one

you do not have a faulty fan i am sending my over priced fake 500 cfm dewalt back.

Ya on paper the dewalt is better but in real life the Milwaukee gives u the best air when u need it, it pushes the air farther making it more affective, u cant always be right up on it, especially if your working

@@niceguy6837 I know but I've had a few people argue and tell me otherwise

@@weldonpinder7295 im a dewalt guy but im buying the Milwaukee fan, its that much better

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Hope so.. it's very dated

Hope so too bc I own the Milwaukee platform and don’t want to go to another brand. Thanks

Thanks buddy...the DeWalt has pretty big openings ..I use a compressed air works great for my other fans

Dewalt.

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@@joaquinsuarez6090 so sorry to tell you this but my dewalt fan arrived today and I was extremely dissatisfied. I have a milwaukee and I compared them. The dewalt on high only puts out what milwaukee puts out on speed 2. The cfm specs surely mislead me. What sucks to is that it cost 129$ at the home depot and by the time it reaches my country it's cost nearly double. I see people praise dewalt for their fan which it does have great features but not the air flow they claim. Milwaukee is like 275 cfm on the specs but that can't be. Milwaukee puts out alot of air. No wonder it's so loud.

@@weldonpinder7295 Sorry you don't like the Dewalt. It has been for about a week $99 at Lowes without battery or charger. It has about 500 cfm, it's water resistant, is nicer and has better materials than others. Maybe you got a defective one? Oh, well, you can sell it now that is still new and buy a different brand.

@@joaquinsuarez6090 it doesn't matter to me that it's dewalt. The dewalt has the best features but has terrible airflow. It's just I've been trying to get as much feedback as I can about the dewalt before I ordered it and everyone said it puts out a ton of air a like what I was looking for. Idk if it's the extension cord I'm using but I'm assuming using one shouldn't affect its power if anything it should improve it. I hope you understand where I'm coming from that in my country there's no home depot, no lowes. Pretty much nothing. My only way is to order and like I said by the time a tool gets here on the island the price for everything is nearly double so I doubt anyone will buy a fan for 230$. If you own the milwaukee and dewalt and can truthfully say the dewalt puts out more air on high than the milwaukee on high than I'll believe you

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Yea have ours running also ..makes a huge difference 👍

TOOL BOSS sure does boss!!

Have you actually tried the others to be making that statement? Because the Ridgid looks hands down by far best value for the money and very close in quality and capabilities. I would probably buy the Dewalt if they were $5 to $10 apart but not for almost twice the dough. I don't understand Dewalt's pricing.

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I will add I have an adapter that will allow me use Milwaukee batteries on the Dewalt as well

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Update: Bought the Dewalt on Amazon $79, it arrived today, have a 3ah on it to test run time, first I will say I really like the airflow even on low, it feels better than the ryobi fans, which I have so many of...rotation of the fan head is great, especially it rotates down as well, unlike the limey, the speed selector is great, and it is as solid as TB describes..., 6 of them limeys might be returned this weekend! (Plus I can't believe how quiet this thing is compared to the Ryobi fans)

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Tested dewalt with a 3ah battery results on lowest speed, which is ample airflow but not the same speed as low on the Ryobi so , that would be just under the medium setting on the DeWalt, so the results on low with a 3ah 20v yellow top battery is just under 48 hours!!!!! Ran the test twice, same results, I am sold on these DeWalt fans, best airflow, has a wide range adjustable dial, and for comparison, I ran the ryobi on low with a 9ah battery for 37 hours which I thought was awesome, till this DeWalt came along... quiet as heck, it was just $79 at Lowes and Amazon, will stock up on these on black Friday and christmas if it drops that low again... If you have a Milwaukee to DeWalt battery adapter be forewarned depending on the one you have it may barely hit the battery slot preventing it from positioning into place, nothing a Dremel tool can't solve, either taking a little off the fan side or the adapter, I have contacted the adapter people to let them know the hump on both sides needs to be tweaked a tad.

The flexvolt battery is only 20v unless it's in a 60v tool. I'm sure everyone already knows 20v max and 60v max is actually 18v and 54v.

Why would a Flexvolt Battery mess up the fan ? Its a 20v battery ...18v like Jeff said 👍

TOOL BOSS it’s uncommon knowledge but using 60v batteries in 20v tools can fry them

The flexvolt battery isn't a 60v battery unless it's plugged into a 60v tool. There is a mechanical switch that has to be pushed and two terminals that have to be jumped to switch the cells from parallel to series.

Jeff A well the technology is flawed somewhere because they are literally smoking tools

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Makita and its not on this list. I find it funny that many of these tool lists miss out on the largest name brand outside of the states.

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Probably need to replace the component

@@urjnlegend Most likely will need to. Just get to figure out how to take it apart and find the failing component.

Buy the adapter, I can run my ryobis with a DeWalt or a Milwaukee battery with one adapter as well, I own 6 of the ryobi fans, oh you can run Ryobi tools as well with them batteries as well, may as well get the adapter to run your dewalts with Milwaukee or Milwaukee with dewalts... You can also get an adapter to run the old 18vNiCad dewalt tools, like the nailers and circle saw added bonus most have a USB adapter installed as well! There is a Ridgid adapter out there,I do not have that one or the Makita one either

@@mdsd77 where do you get the adaptors from?

urjnlegend ebay search for the type you want, DeWalt to Ryobi or Milwaukee too ryobi... If you can email me I can send u the links, also on Amazon they have some..

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@@toolboss8410 I was borrrrrrrned in the USA 😉.....🤘

Can be used at jobsite ..can be used by any trade plumbers ,electrician ,HVAC painter's etc gets hot everywhere

@@toolboss8410 Thank you for the response. Listen, I am a handyman and can not think of any realistic situation in which I would need a fan like that. Especially when I'm doing something like painting because Im constantly moving up ladders, etc. Perhaps you could use them while under a sink but it's still not ideal because that's more things to carry and most of the time, houses have A/C. I did consider no A/C but even then it will only move around hot air and get in the way. I certainly would not take it into a Attic because it's too hot and I don't want to breath in dirt and insolation. And it would be pointless outside. I think the most ideal place for those fans are on a desk. I'm open to other ideas, giving me one other realistic use for them? Tell me how a professional can actually use a fan like that while at work because I can't think of anything.

Well think about a plumber who comes to replace some old pipe in laundry room for 4-5 hours .. think about the painter who has 2 bedrooms to paint .. think of the electrician who has to rewire some bedrooms in remodel .. those are just a few .. ur thinking to big about cause of the size .. they are portable, can go anywhere and you be suprised how much air they can throw , but even on a low setting they get the air circulating 🤟😉

When I get the Dewalt on sale I could use it when work on my shed which has no electricity, I will use it in the garage while doing something