That’s awesome bro. 🤜🏼🤛🏼🤟🏼

@@Grimmeute so far dewalt has not let me down and I’m not a fan boy I started off with one drill and a couple batteries and I stuck with it cause the battery 20v platform is what I already adopted so I kept buying more and let’s just say the wife isn’t happy with all my dewalt XR purchases. You’d think I Was dewalt fanboy cause my garage is all decked out with dewalt yellow everywhere I even have them hanging nicely with the tool hanger adapters, looks very organized that’s forsure, but I just stuck with dewalt that’s why. Milwaukee is awesome too.

@@jorangel87 that’s about how I started out. Back in the 18v days

@@jorangel87 I have a lot of Milwaukee and Dewalt. Like 8 tools of each

@@Grimmeute do you have a video of the Sawzall in the water in the trench?

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching. Hope you consider subscribing if you already haven’t.

You ever watched Project Farm KZfaq channel? He definitely have non biased reviews.

@@derrickwilson5562 I watch him all the time bub

Yeah I know of him

True.

Yes, right? Thank you for watching

I totally agree. If Dewalt doesn’t make it I buy who does like Milwaukee. Makes no difference which one. I think they are both great. I Just buy Dewalt because it’s usually cheaper and does what I need it to do.

Won't buy Milwaukee because they're no longer a American company they're owned by China I won't buy from our enemy and yes they are the enemy of this country

Yep company called TI makes Milwaukee and Ryobi. From what we can tell is Ryobi is like a tester tool for them to see if people would be interested in new ideas for specialty stuff. That’s why you see so many different kinds in Ryobi.

Thank you for that. And thank you for watching.

Jeremy Green thank you for the wonderful comment. There were more Dewalt but it’s corded. Just wanted to show the cordless, since there are many out there, that think Dewalt cordless is pro consumer only. The Atomic might be. But the XR is pro.

Yes our electrician loves Milwaukee because they offer so many tools for that trade. Don’t blame you there. 👍🏼

No problem thank you for the comment

How’s the craftsman holding up?

@@Grimmeute my Craftsman are holding up very well. I've had them for about 12 years. I don't use them continuously on a regular basis but they have been put to the test. I had the Craftsman long before I started using DeWalt.

What’s funny is. I was sent to Miami for a job. Didn’t need to bring anything with me on the plane. Been here for 2 years now. There is about 100 Home Depot’s and only seen 2 Lowes which are not even close to the job. So I been forced to buy Milwaukee. Since Dewalt is slim pickings at Home Depot’s. It’s not my money anyway. And to be honest I’ve seen nothing good in the quality in some of the tools. I’ve had several Milwaukee tools that have failed and had to return.

Agree.

Thank you 🙏

Sure is. I bought my son porter cable when he got started in low volt. He now buys Dewalt.

Agreed. Thanks for watching. I really appreciate you comments.

Yes if you already in that battery line stay in it. Milwaukee is a good line, especially if you need those trade specific power tools that Milwaukee has a lot of. Dewalt is just now starting to go towards those specific trades. But have a long way to go still. Thanks for watching

Yes a SDS would be nice. Thanks for watching brother.

Renegade's Garage thank you sir. Dewalt has done me right over the years.

Everybody’s got to start somewhere. Buddy of mine had tons of RYOBI tools. He used them right next to me with my dewalts. His always got the job done too. Just took a little longer

That’s awesome. 7 years now? 👍🏼

Sounds like a great buy. Congratulations

That was a bit ago. Lol. A lot more Dewalt and Milwaukee now

@@Grimmeute I understand it was awhile ago ed posted it recently and I haven't seen it so I commented

I’m glad someone loves their Dewalt also. Love that oscillator too.

@@Grimmeute i do, the first dewalt power tool i bought was a battery drill, rhe old style where you push the ni-cad battery up into the handle like a pistol magazine, man, that drill built everything for the best part of 7 years, and it's still going today, i sold it my friend and hes still using it I upgraded to the brushed drill/impact gun combo set, i dont think they made the brushless when i bought that combo kit, but to say its brushed, thats still running 5 years later, never changed the brushes, the impact gun has been kicked off decking and landed on concrete, dropped in puddles, used in the rain, fell out my truck and onto the road, had paving slabs fall on it, and guess what? Still never misses a beat, still going strong Years ago i burned out countless other brands of angle grinders, i bought a dewalt one, never stopped running yet, its still going strong, i love dewalt tools, there great tools, typical german over-engineering that lasts years, and can stand being abused and still carry on working The other thing i like about the impact gun is, its small, it can fit in tight spaces, my boss at the decking job used all makita tools, and he frowned when i bought dewalt, but he was always picking up my buzz gun because his wouldn't fit somewhere 😆

@@russellrattys6581 usually how it goes when someone doesn’t want to admit Dewalt is a great tool for the money. In plumbing industry there are several cordless specialty tools that Milwaukee is easily available, where as Dewalt I’d have to order in. So I have a lot of Milwaukee now. I really don’t see a quality difference between the two. Only a price difference. Although I’ve never had any issues with Dewalt batteries. I’ve had just recently a brand new Milwaukee 2” pex expansion tool, where the battery took one charge and now it won’t. A 5ah battery. So that’s been the second time with Milwaukee Batteries.

Makita is like top brand over seas. Very popular in Europe. Especially if you can get the ones made in Japan. Dewalt and Milwaukee dominate the market in US. I now have many Milwaukee because I been working in Miami FL. and the Home Depot’s are more abundant here. Milwaukee and Ryobi are Home Depot’s bread and butter. Because they are same company.

I have both now, mainly because it depends on what store is near by when I need something different or when I’m sent out of town. Company will buy whatever I want. Home Depot has some Dewalt but they are heavy on Milwaukee and Ryobi. I don’t like Ryobi. Lowes is heavy on Dewalt and their Kolbalt. I prefer Dewalt because it’s such a great tool for the money. But I do try to stick with XR. Dewalt has to make a consumer grade so the other lines like Atomic do that job. Now Milwaukee and Ryobi are owned by the same company so you don’t really see a consumer grade in Milwaukee. You could just get Ryobi. So all and all they are both good tools. Like I said I prefer Dewalt when I have a choice.

Yep. We been using Dewalt in the trade for almost 30 years now and they have been good. And we all know how well we take care of company tools 🤣🤣

Some of these tools, like my dills, impacts, and sawzalls I’ve had for 5-6 years. I have not had a single issue with the tools or the batteries. That being said, I like having the 60v batteries. And recently I bought 2 more. One of them I used once and after it stopped working. Would not even recharge. So one battery out of probably 20 had a problem. It’s hard to say which is favorite. I use 1/4” impact, drill and sawzall everyday. Probably would say the impact. It’s the most versatile. Screws, bolts, drill bits with the shanks that fit, to paddle bits up to 1-1/2 for wood studs. Thank you for the kind words 🙏🙏

@@Grimmeute Thank you.... subscribed & thumbs up..... Stay Safe.

Thank you sir. It’s not all the ones I want. Of course 😂

Well hell brother, let us know what u need and we can set up a gofundme!

That would be sweet. I’d like to get the new pex expander and the press tool. For plumbing.

Yep I do have quite a bit of Milwaukee too. I have a few harbor freight tools too so yes they all have their place

Yes that has been the problem I noticed on Milwaukee also. We started buying the Dewalt corded and in commercial plumbing that thing will get abused. Especially in a ditch running sewer lines. It gets wet, it gets full of mud, sand, dirt and keeps going. Worst I’ve seen is the foot coming off. But that’s after a year or more, of abuse. Those are the reasons when I started buying cordless I went Dewalt. I can say when it comes to what we call a (hole hog) it’s the wood boreing drill for wood studs... Milwaukee makes a beast.

How has the Dewalt Saw been holding up? I saw Hikoki has a new one to, very powerfull.

@@Mr13147 Funny you asked that on this specific day, because today I will be ordering my 3rd one since my comment. They haven’t any lasted longer than the others but Ive grown to like the DeWalt the best for a few reasons. Pros- It’s slightly shorter than the other full size 12 amps. -I love the 4 blade positions. It’s allows you to cut just about 100% flush with a wall. - When a blade is broke flush in the blade holder, you can hold open the yellow blade changing lever as you pull the trigger and the blade flys out. You can’t do that with the twist change. And having to do it 20 times a day, That’s huge. - The shoe somewhat traps shavings, saving my goggleless eyes. Cons- As the channel creator said, the shoe fell off his after a year. This happened to me in 2 weeks. So I fixed it with thread locker. And I did the same to the second one out of the box and the problem never arose. -The blade holder gets loose allowing the blade to jiggle and cut time is drastically increased. But it you were to put the blade in a different position, it cuts fast again. So we usually end up using the saw upside down or sideways for a bit while we wait for a new one. - On the second saw, a sidewall of the shoe just fell off. All that being said this my favorite saw. And remember that some people will never see, or will take years to have the problems I have in just a month or two. Im going to keep buying the DeWalt 12 amp it’s my favorite. Honestly because of how you can make the blade shoot out. I love talking about tools so I hope you enjoyed my lengthy review lol.

I haven’t had an issue with the cordless sawzall shoe coming off like the corded ones.

@@caseyschmidt6532 I know cutting metal all the time is extremely hard on any brand. Your right about the blade holder. I prefer it over the twist lock for that very reason. Easy to get a broke blade out. I understand reason for needing the corded sawzall demoing constantly. Have you tried getting a cordless with a couple/3 high amp hour batteries? Because I don’t have issue with foot coming off the cordless. I have 3 of the big 60v batteries just so I can get several hrs on one battery at a time. Also with Dewalt coming out with some batteries in the 12-15amp/hr, might look into the cordless and see how they hold up. Just make sure you get the XR model or even the 60v version. It’s a beefy version of a XR.

Tru that. I still have a few of my 18v Dewalt still. They still work. Once I went 20v I retired them to my shop tools. 😂

Hell yeah! 👍🏼

One of the problems is that they make inferior consumer grade tools for the weekend projectors who don’t want to spend the money on their XR line. But people see Dewalt and think they are all the same tool. I only buy the XR line. This video is over 2 years old and I’m still using the same tools without a problem. I use daily as I’m a contractor. The only thing I go through is batteries, as with any tool. The batteries give out if you are using and charging constantly.

Absolutely. You have a point

Agree. It’s been a solid tool for heavy construction.

Adam Kostan thank you 🙏

Yep. I agree. I been working here in Miami and trying to find a Lowes or something to get Dewalt has been tough. Think there are 2 stores in this massive city. And probably 100 Home Depot’s. So I been forced to buy Milwaukee when I need something real fast. Home Depot has the typical Dewalt stuff but when I need something other than a drill or sawzall it’s been Milwaukee. Judging from the Milwaukee I have been using this past year here. I don’t see it holding up as well as my Dewalt has. Starting to see some definite ware compared to Dewalt.

That’s exactly right. Thanks for the comment 🤙🏼

This is true. Although Milwaukee is starting to compete in price range lately so when I’m at Home Depot I usually have to go Milwaukee if it need something because Dewalt is a bit under stocked there.

@@Grimmeute Milwaukee is great quality but like you said is much more expensive. I love Dewalt but respect Milwaukee

@@doctorlefthandthread I agree. Good statement.

Haha 👍🏼 nice

Right but trying to find those around here when you need without ordering is a pain in ass. Dewalt reps just not hitting our supply houses like Milwaukee does so only choice is get the Milwaukee

Good points. We always did something like Bosch corded hammer drills for a good hard day and porta cable was great for band saws.

🤜🤛👍🏼

They have their cheap end to keep up with the homeowners, diy’ers. Give them the feeling they can have a professional brand tool at a not so professional grade and price. Just like Milwaukee does. It’s a marketing thing. And that’s were you see the quality difference. 90% of the people don’t know this on KZfaq. Most think Dewalt is Dewalt. So that Joe Blow, who works in an accounting firm, can say his power tools in garage are Dewalt or Milwaukee but only gets them out once a year to do his honey dues in the spring. Or to make a KZfaq video. 😂 Dewalt XR and the 60v flexvolt, are the professional side. Milwaukee Fuels are theirs.

@@Grimmeute OK thanks for the clarification. The base level tools should be good enough for the honey do list guy.

@@andre1987eph they are. But so is a Harbor Freight tool. Or a craftsman. It’s a brand thing after that for the diy’ers. Like having Snap on when all you do is change your oil.

I need to time how long that flex 60v runs that vac.

😂

Yes that’s how I look at it. They all are about the same. I have recently bought some Milwaukee because they were cheaper this time. It’s the 12v line. I have a couple of 12v Dewalt. But Home Depot had a sale on a 5 tool combo for $199 so I jumped on it.

You lost me. 😂 sauce?

@@Grimmeute sawzall, sorry about that

@@rickyperkins232 oh…. No I didn’t video that. I can tell you that I’m not pulling any legs with that claim. I am a 30 yr commercial plumber. I have cut many pipe full of water. And if you have ever cut into a 4” pipe ran 100 ft with 10 foot of head pressure. Your going to get soaked along with that sawzall. I do this at least once a week and I’m still using the same sawzall for about 4 years now.

@@rickyperkins232 I wish I could post much of what I do. But I’m made to sign NDFs (non disclosure forms) the only customer I have keeps me busy, full time. And he doesn’t let us video his buildings. They are all personal buildings for himself or new companies he starts. Dude had his hands in everything. It’s a billionaire, made his fortune in oil. I sneak a few photos in and post on Instagram. Under my same name.

@@Grimmeute if you say so bro. I cannot cry bs from a distance you know what I mean!

Wow that’s awesome. Good to hear. I really don’t used the ones with the plastic chucks and what-nots. I try to stick with just XR for my work.

@@Grimmeute Agreed. I bought it when I just became blue collar and knew nothing about anything. Now, XR or nothing at all.

Damn straight 😂. I hate that Lowes and Home Depot only carry the basics of XR. Sometimes I need that specialty tool right now, and they only have it in Milwaukee, Craftsman or Ryobi🤮. So I have a bit of Milwaukee also. Cost me a bit more but what can you do when you need it today?

Sorry for late comment. Channel was hacked. I’m back. Yes they are beasts.

💪🏼💪🏼 yep

I agree not that Milwaukee is garbage but they are Chinese now and I will not spend a dime on a Chinese owned tools, Dewalt makes crimper and pex expanders

Yes I’m glad they recently decided to start bringing out these new specialty tools that Milwaukee held the market in.

@@loucifer323 this is exactly how I feel, I only buy American tools from American companies. As an American. Its just the right thing to do. Sadly most ppl just do not care about where things come from or where there money is going...

@@Grimmeute actually they came out with them before Milwaukee

Interesting, I say that because non of our professional supply houses in those trades never carried any of them besides the typical drill, impact, sawzall. If we wanted the specialty they only carried Milwaukee. Just this year I started seeing Dewalt at these places

I agree, its all about what platform you stared with. No sense changing it unless you have to. I have many Milwaukee tools because Dewalt didn't offer that tool at the time. Milwaukee is geared towards the trades and Dewalt was at one point only wood working and some typical construction types. But they are coming around slowly. haha

Awesome, we used Bosch hammer drills for popping anchors in for hangers for pipe. Hold up great. Btw I got your notifications on your other comments about Milwaukee but I can’t find them on KZfaq to comment back. Did you delete?

@@Grimmeute that's exactly what we have, bosch Bulldogs for half inch holes for #5 rebar. i do commercial plumbing in California. not as long as you, but getting there. 😅 Most guys here use milwaukee snd they all fan boys. all of them 😅, they do have good plumbing tools, but i do mostly new builds, so i don't really need all those fancy tools, i do have a ridgid pipe cutter tho. can't live without it 😁👍 and just like you said. Dewalt is cheaper in price, but not in quality and certainly not in power. even my old made in usa hammer drill with the 3 speeds from Dewalt, still is strong as ever, makes drilling holes for rough ins a piece of cake

@@Grimmeute thats weird?

@@mytoolbox871 yes Milwaukee fan boys can be over aggressive about their tools😂😂. I have an electrician like that. Think there are a lot of electricians like that. Love my Ridgid cutter. Think I have a short on here of that thing. Most my plumbing tools are Ridgid copper cutters, pipe wrenches, basin wrench, etc. keep plumbing because they are getting scarce, so wages should be getting better. These kids don’t like hard work so not many coming into the trade. Having trouble finding guys to help here. The good plumbers have jobs if you know what I mean.

I guess you missed the part where I said I have a lot of Milwaukee too. This was a Dewalt video. And if you glance through my other videos you will see I’m not just a Dewalt tool owner. So no. I’m not a Dewalt fan boy. 👍🏼

@@Grimmeute just fucking with you jaja i have the same amount of tools in makita im doing a yard sale to sell my other brand stuff

Ok I got ya. Dude never know with some of these guys. I mean like holy shit, some of the comments 🤣🤣

That’s a good price. Was it the XR?

@@Grimmeute yes xr 2amp 5am 6am 60v

Awesome

Yeah I will try to throw something up soon as I can. I forget to video a lot of stuff. Usually because I got to slam something in a hurry. lol I do think I have a couple videos that I’m using impact driver. I use it the most. Except when I’m doing a plumbing job then probably the sawz-all a lot.

@@Grimmeute great stuff thank you and greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪

@@andrewgibbons8159 that’s so cool. I’m from Irish descendent. Even got red in my beard with dirty blonde hair on my head 😂

If you got the red beard then your definitely Irish decent. My sister in law has a full head of red hair. 😃 stay safe 🙏

Oh like Lowes Flex volt did with the white paint lol

@@Grimmeute Not flex volt just flex which is also another Chinese company

@@loucifer323 your right I don’t know why I said volt. Got Dewalt on the mind haha

Sometimes 😂. Guess you haven’t seen all my videos.

You didn’t check my other videos I see.

@@Grimmeute nope I’m asking you???

@@got2getit204you wouldn’t be asking if you just looked. Dewalt usually is my first go to but I have no loyalty to Dewalt. I have used them the longest. I have quite a bit Milwaukee and a few HarborFreight stuff, along with some off brand. If it’s an everyday tool it’s usually Dewalt or Milwaukee. So I’m sure that qualifies as a No

“Fashion show” 😂😂 I’ve noticed around here it’s electricians that use Milwaukee only. And funny thing is we do commercial jobs 90% of the time. I watch them use their Milwaukee stuff and honestly I think they could get by with a Harbor Freight, Chicago Electric and not wear one out. They really don’t do anything hard on a cordless tool. The company I work for has our own line of trades full time. Almost every trade to do a job from start to finish. We have this one electrician (Milwaukee fan boy). Was always talking shit about my Dewalt I use, (I’m a plumber). Says Milwaukee is the best Dewalt can’t hang. Don’t get me wrong, he is good. His shit looks like artwork when done. But we have another that doesn’t care what cordless tool he uses. And as a joke to show the Fan Boy he didn’t need Milwaukee to do his job. Because electricians aren’t that hard on cordless tools. He went to Walmart and bought everything he could get, made by “Hart”. The dude has been using them for almost a year now. 😂😂 My Dewalt gets abused. When doing underground the saw-z-all gets thrown in dirt, mud, water and wet concrete. Couldn’t tell you how many times I’ve had to cut a pressurized water line and soak the shit out of it. An electrician will grab a corded Hole-Hog and a forcener bit, to drill holes in studs. I use my 1/2” Dewalt cordless and that same bit to drill holes for my water lines. Their saw-z-all is mostly used to cut 1/2” and 3/4” EMT. And some dry PVC. 😂 Hell I’ll burn up 3 blades and go thru two 5amh batteries, cutting a 4” cast iron pipe I can’t get a snap cutter in to use instead. So yeah these videos of Milwaukee is faster. Milwaukee is stronger. But never a video of how long will take the abuse that I can give a Dewalt. Because I don’t know of any plumbers that use Milwaukee cordless to do what we do with a Dewalt. I guess it’s just something we have been doing for years with Dewalt and it’s been time and tested over and over. So we stay with what works.

@@Grimmeute and their big radios that take up all that room in the ute or van. O aint got no room for that. My buddy has a ceap as cd player radio works nice. Fell off his ute still works, broke the airial still works. Only think needs to be plugged in but who cares.

Referring to cheaper than the others in their class. Milwaukee, Hilti etc.

Be nice!!

@@Taylor-xw8op it's TRUE it fell cheap

My friend just got new makita set and I seen smoke was coming from impact driver from normal work... I use to have makita b4 the got stolen but 8y ago -they been solid tools But now hear the opinion from ppl wgo I work with -the newone's are not as good. I brought deWalt because I need tools for work and dealt was on the offer. Once you have 1 baterry platform you keep buying the compatible tools

Exactly 👍🏼

@@toolmanmakita7120 also don’t compare them with consumer grade Dewalt like the atomic. Compare them with XRs that’s the commercial grade. It’s the same with Milwaukee. They have their cheap crap and they have their heavy duty. You got your Toyota’s and you got your Lexus with Dewalt. People like to compare their Cadillac quality with someone’s Toyota’s. See it all the time on KZfaq.