Flex came out with their new dual power table saws they have an 8 and a 10 inch version

I've had one for 5 years or so and it's not the best but I've shot allot of nails through it and it will shoot through oak which none of the others can do. But I agree been waiting for a new one.

I agree… that DeWALT is terrible. Here comes the nail… ready… ready. Ok the nail is shot… noise, noise…. almost done. Milwaukee is pretty heavy still so that’s one tool where air is often preferable but the rest of the Milwaukee nailers! WOW. That gen2 DeWALT still looked like a piece of crap, but big improvement from the old gun.

Are you deaf? You can literally hear the flywheel in this one still. Lol

@@LawnCareMinimalist you don't have to wait until it ramps up. You can put it on sequential fire and bump fire it the same as any other gun. The sound just lets you know it's ready to shoot. As soon as you push it down it'll shoot. You don't have to wait for it to fully wind up.

@@davegordon6943you have to wait for the flywheel to shut up where the Milwaukee instantly fires with no half baked engineering at all. Both guns function but seems like using a corded drill in terms of user comfort (not quite on that level, just similar). Cordless framers are too heavy for some applications but I’d switch brands based on nailer tech alone because all the other nailers aren’t on par either. DeWALT is also a great brand, but if the trade uses nailers, Milwaukee kind of owns that lane and generally red outperforms yellow in most tools (not all) and red is often willing to make trade focused tools and not be shy to innovate and out release the rest… Milwaukee is sometimes slow to release and sometimes leads the pack for releases but most of what they release is among the very best of all brands. I’ve never had DeWALT as my primary but geeked out on review channels about a year ago and I own around $20K in power tools (lots of Festool) and Milwaukee is hard to beat for the common stuff. There are some really cool DeWALT tools but coincidently I haven’t needed any of those odd slots.

I'm so excited for a milwaukee dust extractor and it plugs it also!

Does it suck up water and wet concrete slurry as well?

Pipeline is later this year there is still hope

I wonder how close it mark against a wall.

I am keeping an eye out on that one it could be a game changer, just like drones , in the constrcution industry

@@frenchyroastify1.5 inches from wall/obstacles if marked properly

I hope the make one for the 40v as I don’t really want to buy into lxt if I don’t have to

True, but it adds cost, AND a drop in performance. Not always the best option based on who the tool is designed for.

Does the vacuum charge the batteries when plugged in?

@@philipdove1705 must be

Bosch and Diablo are the same. Both are made by Freud what is mostly owned by Bosch. The red Diablo is sold as Bosch Expert in Europe and coated blue. Same for Diablo sds drills or vac drills. They are named Bosch Expert X7 and have a blue tip. While you don't find Bosch Expert blades and drills in North America you don't find Diablo in Europe or Asia.

Agreed.

formwork contractors make shit load of cash

Literally the camera operator. Sarah prefers not to be on camera without a written script. That’s why I do all the interviews. She will be back with me at the news desk this Friday!

@@ToolShow ok,, makes sense.

I have no idea why they seem to not look around at the competition and be like hmmm, maybe we have enough inferior drills and impact drivers, lets focus on being innovative. I will give it to them their new table saw it looks amazing, but aside from that why would you go with Bosch who lags behind almost always?

Their tools are very well built and engineered to last longer than the competition

@@Terrence432 Bosch has pretty good battery SDS Plus and Max units. Alot of options on dust extraction while drilling or chizzeling. There two last Generation grinders are also in the top 4. At least the GWS 18V 150SC and 180PC. They also have good miter saws.The GCM 18V 216 DC is better than the Option Milwaukee offers right now. Same goes for the 12" Miter. The big GCM has more power than the biggest M18 miter and it has more functions like speed control. But for the very rest.. That GSR/GSB 18V 150 is like the biggest drill i ever saw. There circular and tracksaw is medicore. There new Zallsaw is as powerful as a 4 year old M18 Milwaukee unit. There impacts all suck.. There new garden lineup is worse than what they allready released like 10 years ago as they still used there 36V system. The 36V Professional garden tools where actually very ahead of there time and on the same Level as Stihl or even ahead on most battery Power tools but they said 36V has no future.. Now they are the only big Brand that don't have an higher voltage system..

Really? Take a look a TTC. There is nothing that even comes particularly close to their 1330CN. Easily the most powerful drill on the market. Their impact drivers are still not particularly competitive, but their new drills and wrenches are either class leading or very close.

They have innovated but they arent leading in a lot of areas. They invented x-lock and sds hammer drill locking systems.

Tools have to have a certain element of danger.

Agreed. But Sarah doesn't do unscripted content. She she's my camera operator at events like this.

@@ToolShow Oh well. It would be fun to see her take that chipping hammer for a spin 😊

Yeah we totally missed them. Our handler was so excited about PowerShift, (understandably) that they forgot to show us the tool boxes. We only saw them later when some of our friends covered them.

We covered every new tool in the Makita booth. When we arrive at each major booth, we meet up with their senior marketing person on site, and they walk us to every new tool they've brought, and we interview each product manager for that tool.

Cause Milwaukee is better and makes tools faster, 🤣 js

he had to pull the price out of him haha

Not that expensive when a job that was normally a two man thing can be done solo. Also damage and injury is reduced or eliminated. Sometimes we need to bring crazy heavy expensive bathtubs up stairs. I'd rent this.

Definitely a product for the hire companies

@@frenchyroastifytook the words out of my mouth. I work in a small company, so sometimes we are split up, 1 guy to finish up details. So sometimes those details end up being heavy ones.

Its not finish carpentry. Plumbers, electricians & framers. I don't think its the most useful or desirable feature tbh

It's loud at these shows.