We agree, the 12v can do almost everything that most people need and leave the heavy tools only when you absolutely need them.

Same for me. I hate unnecessary heavy tools 🤬

I figured as much but never looked into the actual arc numbers. Interesting about the difference of arc is that it doesn’t add vibration to the 12v from our experience. Appreciate the comment.

They both are 3.2, and the 12v is more powerful

I know, that’s a great deal and they have it on most of their 12v tools for a couple more months. We picked another one up a couple weeks ago after seeing that deal.

The 12v DeWALTs are pretty excellent.

Appreciate it

You will not be disappointed.

DeWALTs 12v line up is all very impressive. We’re taking in less and less 18v-20v tools to do a job the these 12v DeWALTs are outperforming them.

@@campbellbuilt How's the long-term experience going with the little 12v? I'm trying to decide which of the two models to buy, and the addendum clip at the end of this video gives me a bit of pause - I'm wondering whether maybe the only reason the 12v out performed the 20v is that (as you mentioned) that particular 20v tool is nearing the end of its lifespan. Any additional thoughts from the last few months?

@@skygreen5939 I agree that our 20v’s have seen better days but neither of us believe the 20v ever cut this fast. It’s been at least 6 months since making that video and both of us absolutely love the 12v version better. I think a follow up video will be coming soon.

You won’t be dis appointed. We’ve covered a few of the 12v DeWALT’s on this channel and everyone was surprisingly as to the power.

Thanks for Watching

Your absolutely correct

I liked your comment because I’m glad you mentioned this and not for being correct. If you want a straight cut as opposed to a stepped cut you will go back and forth, thats the 1st reason to do it. 2nd is to not over heat the wood and set fire alarms off. Clients with smoke alarms linked with the fire department don’t particularly like it when the red trucks come rolling up. Oak, hickory for that matter most hard woods will do just that with our the sawing method. 3rd sawing will help with material not being trapped in the cut as much. We cut hardwood mainly so this is a must to get a good result both with that being said I agree with you when cutting pine or soft wood in general just jab it through.

@campbellbuilt no i totally get sweeping it across the material to establish a line or prevent build-up. I just mean that the rapid sawing motion isn't necessary and slows the progress of the cut. No offense intended. I did the same thing when I first started using reciprocating/oscillating tools. ✌️

@ModernGentleman so I knew you weren’t being rude, a lot of times I looking at the users name to determine if their comment are sincere or argumentative. Trust me you will start looking at names now 😀. I’d have to go back and watch the video but I can guarantee why he was cutting that way was out of habit and thinking we were on the job site. Thanks for leaving these comments friend.

@campbellbuilt you're right now I'll always be looking for username/profile pic clues 😄✌️

Absolutely not, we’ve purchased a second 12v and love these things.

Thank You Sir

It’s the best looking tool ever 😀

Nice, thank you

Nice. This 12v is really impressive. After running it more over the weekend we believe the 20v 5 amp definitely last longer but WOW on the performance of this 12v. I’ll keep an eye out for your vid.

Marius 😎🛠️😎🛠️😎

@@tedmcdonald3377 what’s up!? Good to read from you 🙂✌️❤️

The m12 would blow it out of the water there is no comparison!!!

@@TacticalThibnot true

@@americafirst6016 ok I have no clue what I'm talking about wow 😳 listen I've had the DeWalt XR and atomic the XR lacks power and cut speed the atomic is too small you can't hold it like the M12 fuel the ergo is so much better and you have to have it locked in full blast 🤯 you can set any speed!! It makes more accurate cuts I sold everything I owned by DeWalt and went to flex Milwaukee Makita lxt xgt skil matabo hpt and rigid Bosh..... Exc I have over 30 years in the trades brother and I'm telling the Milwaukee multi tool is better than the DeWalt point blank 4.0° cutting angle with an isolated head that doesn't shake the shit out of your hand it's just better. One day your gonna drop it on its head and you will understand why the clamping mechanism is flawed!! But I'm wrong your rite you're DeWalt is superior to everything every brand every tool DeWalt tools 🔥 🤣

@@TacticalThib I'm not saying that at all, I really don't like DeWalt in general, their 20v it's just flat out not impressive. The best thing DeWalt has going for it right now is their 12v line. I own Makita and Milwaukee, but prefer Makita it's just better IMO, just more expensive sadly so I understand why people like Milwaukee plus they are great tools. The DeWalt 12v line is very very impressive and amazing for the price. Milwaukee does make great 12v tools with a wider variety, all I'm saying is DeWalt makes great 12v tools but with a slim variety, but they have what I want for light duty tools. Their 12v impact wrenches (901&903) their impact driver, band saw, and recip saw are all I really need and they work excellently. Again, I genuinely don't like DeWalt but I can't hate on these 12v tools.

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Great

We’ve switched to the 12v for most day to day. We’re really impressed with the multi tool, drill, impact and hand held band saw. Their all outstanding.

craftsman is trash

@@davidjr24 Your ass is leaking, keep buying your more expensive tools that aren't any better

The M12 is a fantastic multi tool

Here comes the Milwaukee salesman

I have everything lmao all brands it's just fact the Milwaukee is better and that's all I have to say about that.......

You simply cant beat big red. Not sure why any other brands even try tbh

Okay 😂

If they both (handyman/pro) use the tool what makes a “pros” review better?

I’m assuming you’re a “professional”, where’s your videos.

@@Fishpalms Do you watch movies? Where's your movies, Do you listen to music? Where's your music

You rather see "reviews" from paid shills?