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Literally did that this evening. Confirmed trouble free

Personally, yes, I like the dewalt much more, lighter, more comfortable, very capable. For your use, absolutely. The dewalt 12v line is very limited, not many tools, that's where the M12 lineup shines. Given the choice between the dewalt extreme combo driver/impact/drill compared only towards the m12 same three, i'd go dewalt all day. For around the house, homeowners project tools, 100%

You can also get the 1/4" hex based drill bits made for impact drivers to use with the 601 and drill with it also. It won't drill big 1/2" drill bits 3" deep into hardwood, but it'll easily drill 1/8" bits into anything to pre drill a pilot hole before a screw, it'll drill 5/16" holes into sheetrock for drywall fasteners without issue. Remember to let the tool do the work! Some applications may be a tad slow, but this is the exception. For furniture assembly, hanging shelves, putting together a 2x4 frame for anything, it's capable 100% pre drill pilot holes when needed, don't force any tool, let it do the work. I find the dewalt much more enjoyable and comfortable to use.

Uh, you'll smoke any motor using in improperly. I don't believe I suggested doing anything the tools aren't capable of, was clear that I was just showing the power of the drill in a 'torture test' that drill is obviously not the correct tool for that application, as I believe I explained. It's typical in reviews to torture test the max power in that way, at least how I show it. Driving a fastener that size is for a higher power impact driver, drill, or impact wrench, not a 12v drill.

Thank you very much for the positive comment! The one I have is holding up very well since I got it. Very happy with it

I've def become a believer, nice to have confirmation that i'm not the only one.

Ah that's no good! Keep me treated, can message me on IG as well if you wanna keep it off comments. I finally got to use mine, was everything I expected it to be. Def did a number on the dry fluffy snow, only 3" but quick, fast, far throw. Noticed later in the day as it got to be wet heavy snow, it didn't move it so well, but that was to be expected. Another storm coming in a few days, test two and video content to be up soon!

$400?? Not USD I hope. Are you taking about this exact tool or a hole hawg type drill?

Well, I'd most likely suggest a diff tool to cut, like the nibbler, I use it to cut most plastic. What i'd really suggest is a backwards facing(installed backwards) plywood blade on circular saw, or test diff multi saw blades on a scrap piece. See for yourself what cuts cleanest

Thank you for the positive comment and time to watch it. Have a great new year!

Yeah? I've never tried to pull it completely for fear of breaking things. Would def help in a few low pressure situations where more would be lovely. Does it twist? Or pull straight out?

Nice worth it for sure. Was looking at the 18v impact kit today down from $129 to $89 I think. Buuuuut i've got my eye on a Makita i've tried not to pickup for long enough. Lol

I really can't say enough good about this drill. You can see I reviewed it 8/23 and it's one of the most reached for drills I use. The ergonomics are so comfortable, very balanced in the hand with a few different batteries, flat out comfortable in the hand, trigger, direction buttons perfectly shaped, placed with the amount of pressure required that just feels GOOD when using it. I find some drills have the directional switch in a position that feels unnatural, or the shape isn't comfortable to touch, minimal distance/position makes noticeable differences when you're using a tool for hours at a time. The detent clicks when rotating the clutch ring can be done with your eyes closed, they clearly, firmly snap into place leaving no doubt it's where you intend it to be, no doubting or double checking. The chuck has good grip with the knurling used, won't burn your hands if you tighten/loosen via a trigger pull. I rotate thru several of my favorite drills fairly often, but this one is rarely stored in its box, always out in my shop within reach, being a drill driver without hammer option makes it the Perfect size, weight, balance, with plenty of power. Absolutely comparable with and better in ways than the Milwaukee or Dewalt drivers, most closely compared to the Makita. Steps above the Ryobi/Ridgid, Kobolt, Craftsman, Bauer and Amazon knockoff/counterfeit tools. Hercules tools are the excepting and a story in itself. If you can't tell, one of my favorite drills from all brands, volts, features, warranty, etc. At that price, don't hesitate wondering if it's a good product.

Awesome! Glad you're so happy with it! I'll be doing my long term review on it in the near future. I've had some changes in my opinion on it, DON'T freak out, lol, it's mostly positive and still think it's a great tool! Barrel grip is the only way to go! If you want to be sure to not miss the long term updates for this and many others, you know what to do! HAPPY New Year and a great 2025 creating with awesome tools!

Thank you for the comment and positive comment!

Great! I'm still waiting on snow! Typically already have some by now! Waiting patiently for it lol!

The only way i've gotten extra was by calling Dewalt directly, it wasn't easy, took SEVERAL attempts to get a person who was willing to help and not just say 'no' without trying. It was very frustrating, all depends on how badly you want them and how polite you can remain after running into dead ends from unhelpful voices. Once I found someone willing they had to pull some warranty trickery as the boxes just aren't listed as a 'for sale' item. Patience patience patience is my only suggestion.

I do, in this situation, the client wanted the old hardware painted. I was not able to find acceptable replacements for the old hardware, the client did not want the extra expense to modify the doors to accept new hardware. There is no corner cutting around here. Sometimes we have to go against our methods and what we know is best to please the client.

Good tip! Thanks!

You're the first complaint about me talking too much. Sorry if you don't like it, there are endless other tool content creators on you tube, try some of them out if my style isn't what you prefer.

I don't think a major power tool company would get away with telling the world it's a 36V system without it being true. I don't have the electrical know how to tear apart batteries and tools to show you how it's done, but others have on youtube. Run time alone shows me the batteries act completely different when run on each voltage, the amp hours run from each voltage are obvious in run time alone.

They don't have higher Ah as the voltage increases, they're split I half. Maybe I wasn't clear in my content. As example the 18v is 5Ah in the same battery the 36v is 2.5Ah

The newly released batteries are what you're probably looking for. The battery tech this past year and last few months have brought them back onto the same playing field as the other top brands. Hopefully not too late for new users to have considered them as a platform to get into.

@ I’ll keep up with them, thank you for the information

Ah only for sharpening the basic wood cutting blades. Won't work on curved blades, carbon, or titanium blades. If you use a ton of those blades it could be helpful, personally, not the best thing for me. But thanks for the heads up, plenty of people like them for sure.

Huh. Sorry to hear. I run the cordless 10", the corded 12" and the corded 8.5" pretty often. Stored in outdoor shed, other than religiously cleaning them and maintaining them no problems. Yes sometimes finicky to get perfectly dialed in, but i've found that with most miter saws. Maybe you just got a bad unit, happens to everything. Better luck with your next saw no matter the brand!

Let me know what you think of it when you use it! I'm still waiting on snow here! Lol it'll fall, we always get some.

My mother died in a tragic accident recently. Karma will catch up to you and your negativity. For now you'll be reported and blocked. Be a better human being.

First time i've ever heard that in all my content. If I make it shorter I have to cut information.

Thank you so much for the positive support! Means the world to me!

THANK YOU! It's my pleasure to work with you and the ever growing and improving tools you put out there! Quality and options always improving on top of being awesome people!

Thank you as always!

Thanks my friend!

The framer shoots larger nails, I don't know the sizes by that reference. The 15g is smaller, not quite a brad type nail, slightly bigger. MHPT does not make a typical staple gun, only a 1/4" narrow crown stapler, you'll have to look at the Milwaukee M12 stapler for that. It's a great stapler.

Agreed, I find this to be one of the drills I reach for the most, perfect size, weight and ergonomics are top of the game, extremely comfortable to use all day long!

It was a clearance price over a year ago. I don't know current pricing, sorry.

Thanks for the comment! Good tip! A little tilt does help control in a long run for some users, personally I find it works better on different tools/different blades. Sharper the blade, softer the material, more powerful tool.

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Be cautious using knock offs from Amazon. If you go that route, don't buy the cheapest, always buy the best reviewed/matching high sales.

Ok that's the current sale. Thanks

Thanks for the comment. Funny enough I was using it this week to polish the cut edges of subway tiles in a current project, slipped and put a good burn on my knuckle. Maybe i'll learn and year gloves, maybe I won't. Def had glasses on, no tile shards in my eyes for sure.

Personally, it's my least used, I could do without it. The 15/18/23 handles everything I do.

Heck if I know, but third party accessories can be found all over Etsy, Amazon, Ebay. The people with 3d printers make a variety of things, i've also found if I want something very specific, they'll print it for you, 3d printing companies usually offer the service.

Thanks for the comment/support. Have a great one!

What the question based on testing? Yes there are diff batteries, but I test the closest I have to each other, I don't get super serious about matching things. They're both 18v similar amp hours here.

Thank you for the comment!

Exactly