@@iphone9airsoft902 i was once a milwaukee fanboy. After half of my new batteries failed i saw how dumb it was to worship i freaking tool company. I have doubts old craftsman was as good as you think.
This is how my thinking on this whole "who's fastest" debate.... i have 4 impacters that are stupidly fast. Milwaukee gen4, Flex with the 6ah stack lithium, Hercules 20v and a milwaukee m12 impacter using their bad@$$ 5ah high output battery. I want to be impressed but I'm also factoring in the noise and vibration levels. The m12 impacter is STUPIDLY loud!!! Its fast but i hate using it. I have the m18 surge impacter and i much prefer it over the m12 because its very quiet. If im driving deckmate decking screws its my go to impacter over everything else....and yet its the slowest. So basicly for me does it impress me with either speed or quietness or a little of both. We can watch these compare videos which i enjoy but people really need to try to really know.
@@unclefester4626 definitely! It’s not to see who’s better, just who’s faster. Current favorite impact I use is the Hikoki triple hammer and it’s not nearly as fast.
The Craftsman 2.0 battery will say it on the side if it doesn’t say it on the side I think it is either a 1.3 or a 1.5 ah battery so the Craftsman is running on the 1.5 or 1.3ah battery
1.3ah....in this day and age. Really tool mfg?? Come on. I consider a 2.0ah to be the minimum a tool kit should come with...or maybe even a 2.5. A 1.5 or 1.3 is just them being cheap @%$ companies. So focused on the price point that they actually increase it by cheaping out and going cheap.
If it were 90’s craftsman grade, it would be over for not just Kobalt, but every other company.
My grandad built his house and land on 90s craftsman, I hope they resurrect themselves so I can build something here soon
Ah...a fanboy...
@@unclefester4626 yes, but I’m not wrong
@@iphone9airsoft902 i was once a milwaukee fanboy. After half of my new batteries failed i saw how dumb it was to worship i freaking tool company. I have doubts old craftsman was as good as you think.
Kobalt is faster, but where the finish was every time the screws were consistent to the previous run. That’s good info man
Love kobalt blue
This is how my thinking on this whole "who's fastest" debate.... i have 4 impacters that are stupidly fast. Milwaukee gen4, Flex with the 6ah stack lithium, Hercules 20v and a milwaukee m12 impacter using their bad@$$ 5ah high output battery. I want to be impressed but I'm also factoring in the noise and vibration levels. The m12 impacter is STUPIDLY loud!!! Its fast but i hate using it. I have the m18 surge impacter and i much prefer it over the m12 because its very quiet. If im driving deckmate decking screws its my go to impacter over everything else....and yet its the slowest.
So basicly for me does it impress me with either speed or quietness or a little of both.
We can watch these compare videos which i enjoy but people really need to try to really know.
@@unclefester4626 definitely! It’s not to see who’s better, just who’s faster. Current favorite impact I use is the Hikoki triple hammer and it’s not nearly as fast.
Craftsman doesn't have a 2.0 battery look on the bottom of the battery at the top
Looks like you were right, it’s a 1.5 actually. Maybe I’ll redo
The Craftsman 2.0 battery will say it on the side if it doesn’t say it on the side I think it is either a 1.3 or a 1.5 ah battery so the Craftsman is running on the 1.5 or 1.3ah battery
@@hphw13 yea, turns out it was a 1.5 thanks for the clarification. I re-did this with both of them using 4ah batteries
Ok
1.3ah....in this day and age. Really tool mfg?? Come on. I consider a 2.0ah to be the minimum a tool kit should come with...or maybe even a 2.5.
A 1.5 or 1.3 is just them being cheap @%$ companies. So focused on the price point that they actually increase it by cheaping out and going cheap.
24v vs 20v. Smh
With that logic, the 40v MAKITA would be the strongest impact driver…but it isn’t
that is funny one 24v other 20v
That hardly matters. With that logic, the 40v MAKITA would be the most powerful impact
Yeah but we do need the 2.0 on that craftsman... and a red bit :)
@@johnchandler9407 a red bit?
@@Kaleb_RoSs the red bit gives it more speed because of the way it reflects the light sending it into a vortex of emotions....do you not tool brah?
@@nickp3270 ah shit I forgot 😂💀