Honest question here. I’ve never used dewalt but looking to start buying. I was told you can’t use flex volt batteries in non flex volt tools. Is this true? I’ve been using ryobi for many years but I’m no longer happy with the product but I’m trying to figure out exactly what to go for.

They should delete this model. And just put spinning mops on S8.

Didn't cut very straight. I wonder if you could use a better pair of these to cut rubber hose straight?

Really great informational video thank you!!

I'll take the compact power stack all day every day on an impact driver. No need to lug a huge battery all day long. Run time is not hindered because you can have multiple batteries charged and ready to go.

The Dewalt connects quite fast and is only $100 where I am. Milwaukee is $200-$275 here. ($209 on sale at Home Depot) Personally I prefer the Dewalt attachment it fits in my bag and hooks up fine to any impact I've tried.

Hate that husky. Blade deflects so much when cutting I could do a better job with my eyes closed and a hacksaw. I guess you get what you pay for!

HARBRR FR8 CARBIDE BEST BLADE SO FAR AND GOOD PRICE

Looks quick

Thanks for spending the time to purchase and review these cutters! Underrated channel for sure!

It’s all blade dependent regardless of which tool you use

More weak useless vacs

Compact one is better

Those power stacks really shine through in high torque tools that would otherwise stall out with smaller batteries- saws and drills using hole saws specifically. The 1.7 is light too for smaller applications like bandsaws or paired with atomic line tools.

Well done review brother. Thanks for taking the time. Love my OG Rockwell Jawhorse. Even though the same thing can probably happen with the engagement teeth on it it seems to be less prone and better material. I think it would take a lot of foot pressure to do it with the OG Jawhorse. I've also found if you take a small length of 2x4 you can typically use it as a base for things like bench grinders etc. The foot stirrups on the Rockwell is also nice to help give more support if needed. Anyway, qell done. Keep making and fixing things. :)

I have been looking at so many vids. This is top notch. Cheers and Thanks.

I'm not a tradesman but don't we want to fire the nails at slightly different angles each time? That seems like a physics question of holding better

Thanks for the review. I have a similar shelving unit I will use to store a few engines and transmissions for projects to keep them up off the floor and out of the way until I'm ready for them, so I'm cruising reviews to make sure they're not "too good to be true" before I put them to work.

if they made one of these that was a double cut I would buy one to day

Great review and more informative than any other review I have found. Maybe a little dated now as newer 20V models emerge, but still a valuable review.

Brilliant review, concise and to the point, perfect, no inane drivel just a proper review. Thank you. Please have a word with your American compatriots who love to waffle on for hours.😁

run the 12.0hd batts in your milwaulkee "big tools" and you will be impressed.....

Greetings from Mexico, I’ll appreciate your review. It was very helpful for me because I’m planning to purchase a saw. Thanks for sharing

Ear protection 🤣🤣🤣 what a baby

🔥🔥🔥🔥 straight to the point

$99 for the dewalt dcs356 with bag, battery, charger at the big box stores

Thank you!

What is the size of the hole at the bottom of the rack, that you put the caster’s post through?

Pouch type LiPo cells (the type the PowerStack use, I believe) can usually deliver more current than cylindrical cells as they have lower internal resistance, due to the cell chemistry and the way the cells are designed. For two batteries of the same energy capacity rating (5Ah, 18/20V in this case), a pouch cell would be able to deliver higher current more efficiently (less energy wasted as heat in the battery, more power delivered to the tool). So when DeWalt claim "twice the power" they presumably are referring to that instantaneous power. For relatively modest loads, e.g. the vacuum, the current (power) delivery is fine for both battery types, so you get the same run time as they both contain the same energy: i.e. 5Ah x 18/20V.

Any shot can be used to find a truss on the roof?

Thanks. Saved my sink

If the drain hose isn't up high will it wreck the dishwasher?

I bet if i make my wife help me with this project, she would not want to remodel the house that often. Thanks it helps a lot except the water spout was very hard to take out for me.😅

Thanks a ton bro 💪💪💪

Thanks!

Loved “that’ll work too”

You're good man! Perfect installation!

Good review. Kudos

I have both I prefer the dewalt for drywall cuts, the Milwaukee for everything else, just like their impact drivers dewalt atomic little guy for self taps and drywall screws but Milwaukee for lugs and lags, either for deck screws they both run hot after a few hundred or a couple handfuls of holes with a boar bit depends on sizes

great viedeo, thanks!

Does this attachment work for a 60v

Im waiting for milwaukee to make the chuck better I want a multitool but, I used my boss' and the dewalt multi tool and hackzall are designed way better than the milwaukee. I like milwaukee alot but, they're slacking on their saws big time. Their sawzall is still the best but the hackzall, the multitool, circular and mitre saw dewalt takes the cake. If speed is all you're after milwaukee is great. Thats their biggest gimmick "our tool does it faster" okay but do your tools last as long do your batteries perform as well in various temperature ranges? Ect. Theres so much more to tools than just the speed and the colour red!

It’s the best!

Honestly today you can’t go wrong with either. Both will always some products go out with an issue from time to time.

Awesome review

ohhh yeahhh

Well, unless this is your first cordless tool purchase you're going to go with the brand that you're vested in because you've already got batteries and charger. The one design flaw I would peg on the Milwaukee is that you can't set it down vertical on the battery. Why did they angle it like that?

What model is recommended for best price/value for Homeowner/DIY ? please

Great video!

THANK YOU! I use a rigid tubing cutter for EMT and have been wanting to buy this hoping it would cut you answered all my questions great video!