Dept cut was something not mentioned by anyone else.

Another comprehensive and complete evaluation with raw unbiased data for everyone to see for themselves and base their purchase on. Thanks for doing this as without it, the masses would be lacking any REAL numbers to compare. Still baffling why you don't have 100K followers. Cheers!

I originally bought the dewalt to cut pvc pipe and hose and stuff, never imagined I'd end up routinely cutting bricks and rebar with it.

Your attention to detail and balanced assessments are quite impressive. Thanks for all the data

I own the DeWalt cut off tool and love it! Works flawlessly when cutting through metal and ceramics.

Just another video proving why I love my Ridgids. Great vid! Like the detail.

Thanks for this. I've been eagerly waiting for one of the tool stores to put the dewalt on sale.

These are useful when angle grinders are just too big or cumbersome. For example, I had to cut out my dishwasher because of clearance issues (height was actually slightly bigger than floor to counter clearance), and I used the cut off tool with guard to minimize collateral damage. I did use angle grinder w/ abrasive wheel for a couple unreachable parts, but with angle grinder alone, the dishwasher stainless tub is very little resistance and was harder to control in such a small space with a variable substrate.

9:55 this is what I've been wanting to see! All the 18V tools with a 5-cell packs are beating the 12V tools with 6-cell packs (tied for Makita). And that's with the M12 using the better Samsung 25S cells. I wish brands would put better cells in their slim packs.

Phenomenal video my man as usual The Ridgid has always been the best cut off tool imo but I haven’t used them all, I’d have liked to have seen the Ridgid ran with the 3ah octane battery pack on it which have the 1p 21700 cell config

Freaking awesome video. I’ve already seen TTCs tests on these and ever since I’ve been anxiously awaiting your review. Thank you so much, it’s really neat to get your take on tools as well. I have the Ryobi cutoff and their “right” angle die grinder. I picked up a bunch of the new 6AH HP batteries for a song earlier this year and they both run pretty good on those. I dislike Dewalt as a whole, nothing logical really, they just don’t do it for me, but there’s no denying that thing is an absolute beast! However what surprises me the most is the Ridgid. That thing has got the smallest motor on it and yet makes the most power or nearly the most power and it’s often really cheap. I actually put all my Ridgid tools in storage as I’m trying to pair down my number if active battery platforms, but damnit that Ridgid makes me want to bring the batteries back out. Sadly none of these other brands make a right angle die grinder that’s worth anything except Ryobi, at least as far as I’m aware. I’d love for Ridgid to come out with a right angle grinder as well. Or better yet, Milwaukee release a new grinder and cutoff tool that doesn’t suck, preferably on M18. Damn you Ridgid!!!!!

That hyper tough works great for auto body work with the 4ah battery

The Ridgid has an intake screen. It’s pretty simple to remove as well.

I would love to see these retested using diamond metal cutting wheels like diablo and lennox make. To see if the motors perform any differently. I have the m12 with the lennox blade and it seems to bog down a little more than black abrasive cutting disks

I love my Dewalt. It's night and day vs Milwaukee.

Love my DeWalt, it hasn't skipped a beat yet.

I've been wanting this tool for awhile. I only need it a few x a year, i guess it's worth the $190 regardless, better for those who use it all the time

I had the m12 great tool. But when dewalt made one i had to get it! Night and day in power.

Thanks for another great test! Btw I am very sceptical about that metabo 10ah pack, if it is 10 cell pack it probably uses 50S cells which are in same power class as 20R cells used in regular 4ah packs. DeWalt had issues with their 10ah packs because they were asking too much out of them lol. For metabo 5.5ah should be the most powerful 10cell pack since they use 30T cells

That Ridgid is impressive for the money. Any plans to test battery adapters? I've got tons of Milwaukee batteries and am not eager to buy into another brand and batteries just for one or two tools. There is a Milwaukee to Ridgid adapter, but I haven't tried it, and I'm not sure how safe they are or how much power loss there is (if any). Thanks

Id be interested to see thw dewalt with the 6ah 21700 battery or the 9ah flexvolt. Apparently those are the sweetspots for dewalts battery line

10:36 you can just use another brand's 21700 pack and an adapter (or hook up the terminals with thick wire and put a

I'm curious if the Hyper Tough tests any better with the newer 4ah battery.

Happy thanksgiving

Even being hard to find and see around, you should review more Metabo tools.

Honest question, because ive really been wanting to try one of these. Would there be any benefit(besides weight) from me using this tool to cut peices of rebar(what i would mostly use it for) as apposed to using my cordless grinder?

Kobalt just released their 3inch cut off tool but you can’t buy it anywhere for some reason everywhere says it’s out of stock

Worx do brushless WX813.9

Ao i may have missed it, but the thumb nail says yes or no, and i dont know if you answered it, would you recommend the Makita?

Yeah TTC put a homemade battery on it and that Makita can hang out with the beast it self

3:05.. the Ridgid should run with (or close to) the 12ah with a 9ah Octane battery... the Ridgid is a solid value The Octane batteries bump up performance across the board for the Ridgid..they have 3ah, 6ah, and 9ah..

What load/torque cell are you using?

Annoying that the Makita doesn't have an ambidextrous safety. Some of us don't always like throwing sparks at our bodies!

I feel like the manufacturer could chunk up these cut off tools just a tad more, sacrifice size for more power! I'd be ok with esp dewalt having the current cut off as it's 'compact' cut off while adding a slightly larger model. ESP Makita on the XGT line, the LXT is WAY over priced for the performance with the old 18650 cells. The XGT needs to smoke everything currently existing

i cant find any customer experience of Ryobi Rapid Repair yet, is it free?

Craftsman has just came out with one

Can you do a video on angle grinders?

Man for some reason I haven’t been getting your vids on my feed.

I don't understand why use these cut off tools if they are that much bulky with 20v batteries? better use a normal angle grinder? this is supposed to be handy and compact for light jobs. with decent power and light weight, Milwaukee12v, and Bosch 12v did the great job, I guess.

Ridgid fir the win

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No Sir , I did not enjoy the video. Wanted more real world testing. Not just numbers

I am not impressed at all