Because he said it clearly, with a huge DeWalt emblem in the middle of the screen, in the first 3 seconds of the video. He didn't mutter it at the end or put a tiny transparent emblem in the bottom right corner.

Wesley Aring I WONDERED why everything was so dark and crowded and why he suddenly was overweight compared to his last video!!

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TCW81 because Makita makes good tools as well.

I am a makita guy. but makita doesn't have the cordless table saw and compound mitre saw. and the battery bank is pretty slick too... Is there room for blue AND yellow in my shop? hmmm

+TCW81 I also remember when he was plugging Makita cordless drills but I think he paid for the Makita tools. I bought a new Makita set for Christmas, not only on his recommendation but also because I went and looked at all the major brands, the Makitas just stood out to me. That said I also have been looking at these Dewalt flex volt tools and I am impressed. I have no need for the drill but that power bank and tablesaw are awesome!! I often work in areas with no power or inconvenient power and cordless is making that easier b

COWs of Suffolk I talked to dewalt at a trade show. Be sure to look at the draw on the system. It doesn't last long with much load. Good to know before spending 300$

Pretty sure he was hoping Makita would reach out and sponsor him because they are actually his favorite brand. When they didn't step up he went with DeWalt? I don't blame him. Makita has a history of not being youtube friendly, just ask Samurai.

Lol..,!!!!! It happens man...😂😂😂

You need help

Lol beat this , my dewalt 12 inch was not working properly , i moaned so much my boss bought me a new one . He later found out it was the speed dial was turned right down . I to did not even realise the saw had one 😳

@@raymondpiper8294 I may have to check to see if mine has that as well 😂😂

need to find out if they're skookum

skookum as f*ck!! let's see how they chooch!

sassparilla kid hahaha so true! " ah shit! she's all dickered!!!

. . . them DeWilt batteries are loaded with pixie dust . . .

True that! Mr B will give a real test for sure!

Irfan Ajmal that's the joke...

Landberg Tile DIY TV wonder if it supports 230v or only 110v 🤔 I live in DK and we have 230v in all wall outlets I would be a good alternative to a generator

Fair enough,

Yeah. Milwaukee! I really like my super sawsall, 8" skillsaw, holeshooter, 1/2" right angle drill and 1/2 page orbital sander. They'll last me forever. I'm not professional daily on site though.

Night Rider: My sole Milwaukee tool is a Sawzall. When I was shopping for that sort of tool, I talked to several professionals. The universal recommendation was to get the real and genuine Milwaukee Sawzall. So I took my Craftsman variety back for a refund and got the Milwaukee tool. Been glad I did. However, if DeWalt has matched or exceeded the Milwaukee, I don't know. In this day of technology it may have happened. But I do know I want that blade case. I have done a lot of mortuary work in a building 100 years old. A lot of maintenance and changes were required through the years. That was part of my job. Unlike so many companies, mine let me use my own tools. Mostly Craftsman. Some cordless items, some older and traditional. My two complaints, at the level of work I was doing, is the battery system. But in fairness I must say most of my battery tools from Craftsman are a bit older. And they HAVE been improving things. Most of what I ask is that charging stations will fully charge a battery and shut off when the full charge is reached. I want there to be no chance of a battery being damaged. Is the answer a Dewalt type battery system? Other than that I would add that the keyless chuck needs work. My "key" is a pair of Channel locks. So I can get a better grip on drills and other accessories.

Allan Anderson : Try not to get in habit in thinking all of one company's tools are the best. Or you'll find yourself regretting a purchase. I got bunch of different tools from craftsman, rigid, milwaukee and makita. For instance when I has researching on portable borescopes I found two similar ones. Milwaukee at $129 and a rigid at $99. After some research I found that the Milwaukee is overpriced and actually under performs to the rigid one.

One thing to keep in mind with the modern battery tools is there's a benefit to stick with one brand because you can swap batteries between them.

Thank you Tyler, I appreciate your comment,

How is the shadow superior to the laser? In addition, I think the laser might be superior because if it's very sunny out you might not see the shadow.

Good question. The laser is a projected beam that has to be aimed at where the edge of the blade is expected to meet material. Blades can have different kerf which would put that aim point in the wrong place. A shadow is always a shadow and adjusts automatically. You have a good point regarding a laser's brightness and for framing it will normally be plenty accurate enough. In an inside shop I would opt for the shadow effect but for onsite framing, the laser might be a better option.

LOL! You're paying attention... :)

Dewalt is not known in Europe ?? man where you live and live if you say that dewalt is not known in europe. There is a big gap if you compare the quality of makita to dewalt. I have most of the dewalt tools and the festool wouldn't trade them for anything else.

Only the ones that can't cut the mustard.

Well yeah, is that a problem?

Lmao

Second that. Pretty amazing.

. . . the Occupy KZfaq Squatters . . .

You obviously have never used a Bosch tool, because you wouldn't be feeling this way if you have. Bosch tools are #1

You've obviously never used a DeWalt tool, because you wouldn't be feeling this way if you have. DeWalt tools are #1.

Give us a break, fellas. Brand A is the best ... No, brand X is the best! The fact is that all of the cordless tool manufacturers have certain strengths. DeWalt makes great miter saws, Bosch makes great sanders, Milwaukee makes a fantastic impact driver, on and on and on. None of these huge manufacturers stands out as "the best." Please think for yourself and knock off the cheerleading.

Had a few bad experences with Bosch, only good with Dewalt. Will be buying one of the hinged compound miter saws from Bosch though for the space saving.

Travis Edwards if keeping sawdust contained is any kind of priority...DONT DO IT!!! Even bosch themselves admit the dust collection system sux....I had one, LOVED everything about the way it worked, cut, moved and everything....EXCEPT the fact that it threw MDF dust ALL OVER...no vac port would work...I tried several variations of vac pickups, but it blows the dust forwards....useless if you do finishing inside high end homes :(

yea...id give exasperating reviews too if I had their tool line at my disposal. I love my Dewalts but simply can't afford each item, so I struggle with my old corded items.

I'm buying into the flexvolt. Getting a framing saw. I'll then use the batteries on a jigsaw. Then I noticed the chainsaw and was like, holy hell it has to stop somewhere!

Aaron Johnson I could show you my 7 years old DeWalt impact drill. Yes I'm a Carpenter woman, working daily my hardest protect was to build a u-haul storage ( iron mostly) and my drill is still going!! I have nothing to do with the brand or the guy of the video but I can tell All my tools are wireless DeWalt 4 a reason 😉

Yeah..my circular saw killed two 9ah batteries after using the neighbors fast charger off and on for a month.. that sure pleases me.. $150/battery is only 15 hours of my time thrown away..plus another 15 hours to buy new ones..so whats a week tossed off for batteries !

Ingrid Belfiglio he did say he wanted to know about flexvolt specifically though. Same tools and build quality, more power.

Aaron Johnson I had my table saw, miter saw, power station since 2016 and I still use them in 2020! They are solid built!

Joe Basement Woodworking & DIY what did you come from? Why the switch?

Land to House. Funny to c ur watching same videos as me .I watched ur videos awesome job loved all of them

Dewalt sells a miter saw adapter with a plug for the Flexvolt saw.

i agree !!!

Darrell Geerlinks i own both, they totally do... not only battery powered, 120 hookup as well..

Makita does

Love how it does not actually explain flexvolt.

Actually, I think it's part of a bigger deal than the free tools. He got the free tools just for agreeing to use them in his videos. To make a 20 minute infomercial must have cost DeWalt some serious coin for Mr. Wranglerstar...and good for him!

free or not, Cody would have also given a negative review with all the details, if he had a bad experience with the tools.

Small price for Dewalt to pay (even though that's retail) for direct access to over 160,000 people and growing.

All of these tool review guys are constantly praising this bullshit, and now referral linking to get people to buy it. Its getting hard to find honest reviews now.

I agree, but I've seen Wranglerstar give bad reviews to free stuff before. Even stuff and companies that he loves. Remember when he went off on that fancy ax maker that he went on and on about? I remember other times too. I truly believe he would be honest and tell us if he thought the tools weren't worthy. For whatever reason people seem to love to hate Wranglerstar these days. It's become cool apparently. I think it's ridiculous. He's a stand up dude who is trying to make money just like the rest of us.

This has been my experience as well. Tool Build quality has been good but drill bit and saw blade quality has been much lower than other options for about the same price.

halnywiatr Thank you for saying that! I have been saying that forever. My DeWalt power tools are the best, but the bits and blades are just the worst. DeWalt metal sawzall blades are one and done, just terrible.

My dewalt 20 volt driver can snap a no 2 phillips bit clean in half

will Milwaukee. make a table saw?

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I wouldnt mind dating milwuakee🤷🏽‍♂️ Just saiyan

Canoga Parque 818 super saiyan even.

Americans stick to American companies. All you Milwaukee fans, are a sell out to China!

@@vasilhrisca5536 you do know a lot of DeWalt tools are also not made in the USA?

Ryan Oliver i saw that too lol

Too funny. Back in the day you needed an Allen key.

Quick change has been around for at least twenty years. Most of my adult life

I still have my first Sawzall, bought it in 2003, it has a quick change

@@tmghn1 yes but back in the days for this guy...it will b the 80s...2003 its not back in the days.

Agree with you 100%.

I have 6 batteries, have only needed one as it last all week of 12 HR use all day everyday. So I actually have 5 backup batteries

Corded are amazing but the best point he made was that I could be forking out in a pastor and still have that umph I need to get a job done

This would make your corded tools , cordless ! It’s a power station!

Mister Myxlplyx it’s not that people dont want or need corded it’s the fact that batteries will soon take over . Power walls are becoming more common . Electric cars and trucks are actually becoming a thing . 18650 lithium ion batteries check it out . I saws these on two job sites already this year . I bought one for myself . They charge my 20 v line of dewalt tools and also my 60 v and 120 volt table saw and mitre saws also I can use it for back up power when there’s an outage here . No noise no carbon monoxide . So I think it’s great . But I also have an open mind to many things . You shouldn’t knock something based on your biased opinion.

Yeah I love my dewalt tools

Sounds like a fanboy

What do you think the use of the Tractor is? Or the wood processor? or the saw mill? It's all the same.

All that stuff is given to him for simply a good word on his channel: advertising and not so impartial comment. At least now he's not breaking KZfaqs rules in this video; by not disclosing that the products reviewed are given free.

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I know I am SO jealous too.

Mr Sorensen agreed I'm probably a little younger so I jumped in right after the 18 volts nevertheless very aggravating to to go to Home Depot and see that my tools are obsolete

They sell adapters for the 18v, so you can slide in any of the new batterys. Still using my 18v drills, but with the juice of the new technology.

They arnt 60v they are 54v same as the 20v max are actually 18v same as Milwaukee and Makita 20vmax and flexvolt are brands

@@awsomedude12345678 do some research. They are actually 20.5 volts

@@MasonDoctor They are 18 volt. They contain 5 3.7 volt cells, or 10 ( 5+5 parallel). When 5 of these 18650 cells are fully charged, you can get 4.1 volts each, but only for a few seconds of use. All other 18 volt batteries will also read 20 volts when fully charged. toolguyd.com/dewalt-20v-max-18v/

ManWhoLovesWomen I agree