Ah yes 2 batter powered tools that aren't even top of the line anymore compared to a 110v rotary hammer drill. yep good comparisons

Those tiny impacts are actually incredibly powerful, they do 99% of what anyone expects then to do.

Yeah so one time I was trying to pull this mile long train with a dodge 3500, and that wasn't working, so then I tried to use a dodge 1500 and that was even worse, so then I went out got 3, 4000hp locomotives and hooked those up and the train moved sooooo much better

I about shit myself laughing when homeboy pulled out the rotary hammer 🤣🤣🤣 different fuckin leagues of tools homie

Way to test it with a non-brushless and the old model to make yourself feel better about using corded drills 🤮

I sink 3 inch+ screws into hardwood with my similar Makita’s. That being said, when those drills start going, they go. I’m pretty sure both those guns were previously dogged out…

Drive much larger timber screws with my deWalt, rigid, and makita drills frequently. Don’t know what the deal was, but something isn’t right with the impact for sure.

Well I’ll be darned, i would’ve never thunk it. See ya on Funks channel.

When we built our porch (6x6 and 4x6)we used my porter cable 20v 1/2" drill in gear 1(low) the impact effect works against you when your screws are long.

This is fake the impact drill cant do that perfectly fine. Low battery for sure

Idk what’s up with that. I use my Milwaukee 1/4” drive fuel impact to build decks, install lag screws, work on cars, etc daily. I’ve done lags bigger than that back to back putting supports for decking. It puts it in there and will bury it all the way through the first 2x if I let it

2 Makita batería vs 1 Bosh azul 220v?? Crack!! Badddddddddddd

It is the torsion efect of long Screws that works against impact Drivers. Nothing beats a top class strong battery drill.

The clutch is being used on the cordless drill, and is also not on high torque. I have a Makita drill and impact. That drill would twist their hand off if it couldn't sink that screw.

Мастера для таких длинных винтов,всегда сворлят отверстия,а затем вворачивают.

You vs. the guy she tells you not to worry about. 🥴

Looks like someone needs a GEN three Milwaukee lol

Really a huge drill is more powerful than a small one. You should write books and deliver speeches

I'll pre drill it first or use a soap on the screw. Don't depends too much on power tools, use your head too so that one power tool can do all the jobs.

That hammer drill looks pretty handy. Said no one ever.

I can drive 8" 1/2 lags without predrill no problem with my Dewalt and drive those timber locks even faster.

We use Milwaukee and Dewalt on those long ones, all the time.

Молотком бы быстрее забил☝🤣🤣🤣🤣

All fun and games till the rotary hammer drill breaks your wrist

Try milwaukee m18 fuel impact. will do it easily

Next time try on Milwaukee impact. A small one like you were trying at the beginning of the video it will drive it all the way in

Milwaukee would have gotten the job done just fine 👌🏼

“To hard, time to pull out the big guns.” *grabs jackhammer

A Milwaukee 1/4" M18 2,000in/lb hex would have got the job done easily. I own one and it's a beast

Du vergleichst Akku Geräte, mit kabelgebundenen Geräte???? Nicht dein Ernst 🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️

Brings a 1/4 impact to a hammer drill fight

Rotary Hammer Drill i don't have one of those. I should definitely get one now. Thanks

Bar soap on the threads … same first drill for both screws… pushing a Makita that hard will let smoke out of the drill in no time

It’s called “Milwaukee Impact Driver”.

That's ridiculous. Gee...my family car can't haul the same as an 18 wheeler.

Did he just compared a battery machine with a wired one?

Battery vs electric 🤷🏻‍♂️

It would have been a different story if he was using Milwaukee

I used that same drill as an electrician, and I rarely ever had problems with it.

A man is as good as his tools.

When I built my gazebo out of whole mature giant redwoods, I was able to drive the 15 foot screws I had specially machined with my Ikea FIXA 7.2 volt FIXA screwgun all day long.

That’s why Milwaukee sells the best battery power tools

Pre drill works too, food for thought.

This like comparing a Cow to a Horse, both have 4 legs, but in essence are different.

This is why we use dewalt or Milwaukee impacts

“Congrats to everyone who is early and who found this comment”

Homie gonna drive in nails with a 12 oz hammer, a 16 oz hammer, and then a pile driver.

And that's why sometimes you have to predrill to make it work...

Hell my Milwaukee m12 fuel drill or impact would sink that easy not to mention the m18 fuel lol 😂

Finally, an apples-to-apples comparison.

Dude pulls out a damn hammer drill😭

Corded drills are best. Wireless are for emergency use when there's no power outlet

Haven't used a chuck key on anything handheld in decades. Progress.

>drill > Uses impact

Wireless drill is just easy for portable situations, but if you need a powerful drill, you must select the wired drills

You just compared 2 go-carts to a muscle car…

It's almost like an SDS drill that's designed to go through stone and brick will be more powerful than a battery powered impact driver

That’s that orange juice Eminem was talking about.

I’d imagine the wireless drills have less power

Daaamn, that’s crazy. I didn’t know bigger motors have more torque than smaller motors.

You'd shear the head off most screws these days with that approach. Pilot.

Me: just bought a cheap drill that works just like every other drill before this clip ended.

Mmmm a more powerful drill is more powerful, it’s a miracle!!!!

Two cordless tools vs a corded hammer drill, who would win?

Next: compare a scooter to a space rocket.

Impact driver vs rotary hammer. Sounds fair

Lol hahaha battery vs full electric cord.

When I saw the length of the 2nd one, I thought, "I no longer want to watch." Seeing long screws take forever to go in, gives me such a bad feeling inside. Like a sense of impending doom.

Great comparison but if you pre drill you’d get them in without splitting the timber

A shorter shift would actually make a huge difference

If u don’t own a rotary hammer drill u can always pre drill before using the impact… 💡

He's losing a shit ton of torque by having that 6" long bit

I’ve sank lags with my Milwaukee impact, I know Mikita usually does it but slower. Something ain’t right

Конечно для перфа - это проще простого !

The drill chuck for the hammer drill is cool. But you could have come up with a better way to show it off than comparing it to a couple cordless drills with weak batteries.

Amazing comoarison!!! How about next video you compare the towing capacity of a Prius and a Civic versus a Peterbilt or Kenworth

Poor fella, we need 4th generation milwaukee stat!

Drove plenty of those exact 11” screws into telephone poles with my Milwaukee 1/4” impact driver just a couple weeks ago

I own that exact Bosch hammer drill! It is a beast! I have used it as a jackhammer to tear out 50 year old concrete steps!

Needs a shorter bit. A short bit on the impact and it would've gone in. My 20 volt dewalt will break a 3/8 lag bolt in certain wood

Comparing apples to zebras here

I have that exact set of Makita cordless tool. They cost less than $150 for the tools, with batteries and a charger. For any home gamers they will do 95% of whatever they need to do and using them for mechanic work I never had a issue when doing most anything I felt was appropriate for them. Now if I need something with some serious torque, I’ll pull out a hi-torque impact or rotary hammer too. However, I would never compare those little cordless tools to any of my big power stuff. You must work with manufacturers or something cuz this looks like what a shill would do trying to sell their latest and greatest. I’ll just assume you’re just practicing for that.

Wait, you mean a corded 15A drill has more power than a battery powered drill? Earth shattering.

I like how he still had to speed up the rotary drill to make it look much better than it was.

There's a reason the impact driver doesn't work well on longer fixings. The impactor works by it's revolving hammer slip clutch, for want of a better way to describe it quickly. . The rotary flex in longer fixings is enough to absorb the impacts from the driver, hence it not being able to push it home. . The constant torque from a drill can load the rotational pressure on and keep it there. . And yes, the drill he's using there has a motor about 4x the size, in addition to it being higher geared😄

My wilwaukee drives those in easy peasy. It's not even brushless either.

For timber framing and framing requiring large structural screws, we always used an electric impact. Cordless drills heat up too much after a few screws. Why wear out an expensive cordless, when a cheap electric impact will drive thousands of them unharmed. Makes sense to me.

Comparing two brushed motor battery drills to a rhoto hammer 🤣

I am professional Carpenter and I love my Bosch 12 volt battery drill impact

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That Bosch Bulldog is fantastic…until it gets bound up in a hard pine knot and rips your shoulder out of socket!

get a milwaukee drill set you won’t regret it

Never seen someone use a full size corded hammer drill to drive a screw, but ok 🤷🏽‍♂️

For those of us who regularly need to screw in 2 foot screws, this is a delightful tip.

let’s compare an AR-15 to an A-10 Warthog’s 30 MM vulcan cannon. that’s basically what you did here

Apples and oranges

Next thing is an electric screwdriver against a 1 inch air impact wrench

I love dragging a lead behind me when I’m working 😂

Maybe if you had Milwaukee, but you gotta have a lot of man in you to handle all that power

1.Doesn't make a pilot hole 2. Blames the drill Man this guy is infuriating.