Dewalt vs Milwaukee Drill and Impact Kit Comparison - 3650-20 vs DCF809 and 3602-20 vs DCD799
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- Опубліковано 18 січ 2025
- Comparing the entry level Dewalt and Milwaukee starter kits that include a hammer drill, impact driver, two 2ah batteries, charger, and bags. Which one is best? Should you go with Milwaukee or Dewalt?
The Dewalt kit is the DCK266D2, the Milwaukee kit is the 3610-22CT which are the typical Black Friday, Cyber Monday, or Christmas/Boxing Day specials you'll see at Home Depot, Lowes, Rona, Canadian Tire, etc.
These kits are typically available at Home Depot, but here are the same components from Amazon:
Milwaukee Impact Driver 3650: amzn.to/4i6LeUz
Milwaukee Drill 3601: amzn.to/4hVoAya
Milwaukee 2ah Battery: amzn.to/3Z3LniT
Dewalt Impact Driver DCF809: amzn.to/4eLEF6I
Dewalt Drill DCD799: amzn.to/4fMbvWv
Dewalt 2ah Battery: amzn.to/3Z6tIa4
Dewalt Impact Driver DCF845: amzn.to/4fCMOvy
Dewalt Drill DCD800: amzn.to/3CJHc4g
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Great video
Oh hey there, high praise coming from the best tool tester on the internet :)
I have Milwaukee stuff but I never hate on a good tool! My buddy has an impact driver that’s awesome from DeWalt. Fun video to watch.
Yeah, both brands make solid tools, thanks for watching!
Thank you for this review , I work at Home Depot and literally bought the Milwaukee one myself because I already have a saw from Milwaukee. I was a hit hesitant after seeing how good DeWALT drills were with their precision but after this video and testing out the Milwaukee kit I can say I’m content but still tempted to buy the DeWALT 😂
Not a bad choice at all! As a Dewalt guy, I was quite impressed with the Milwaukee offering at this price point :)
As always, they both have huge line ups of tools at different price points and capabilities, but in the M20/20v lineups from the two, they're pretty equal. I would say Dewalt has the edge with the 60v tools in that class, and Milwaukee has a huge edge in the 12v line given how little Dewalt has put into theirs.
@@SomeGuysGarage one thing I’m confused about is the keyless chuck vs keyed chuck . The image on the Milwaukee box shows a picture keyless chuck and the description says it as well . But then the tool itself seems to be a keyed chuck . Can you explain the difference the best you can ?
@@joshcaraballo5151 it's definitely a keyless chuck, as almost all cordless tools these days have. A keyed chuck is just that, you need to use a key to tighten it, a little geared thing that slots into the chuck to tighten it down. The Milwaukee (and Dewalt) have ratcheting style keyless chucks, where as you tighten you'll hear some clicks as it "ratchets" tighter.
Long/short - they are indeed keyless chucks.
This a poor review. That's a mid level version of Milwakee
@ it’s not a poor review , it’s straight to the point and yes these are beginner sets for the DIY or home person like myself. Obviously a contractor or someone of a higher caliber in that world would use the the fuel version or top version of DeWALT . But for a first drill set during Black Friday . It’s a good buy and good review to have the basic understanding.
Nice, objective review. It really is six of one, half-dozen of a the other. Thanks!
Yup! As much of a Dewalt fan as I've always been, the Milwaukee stuff was really right there with it and actually had some better features/performance in certain ways.
Yes, a durability test would be awesome. By the way great video.
Thanks!
Will see how this video does :) I think durability testing might be in the cards!
You weighed the Dewalt tools without and the Milwaukee tools with the belt clip, so the difference in weight is a little bigger 😬 but only very little
@@Geb9571 oh, ya, good catch!
For the price of either kit, personally i would just get the Hercules hammer drill and impact kit because its a similar price if not cheaper while most likely being a lot more performant
Always worth considering other brands...Dewalt/Milwaukee make sense from an ecosystem perspective, but if you just need a hammer drlil/impact...well anything will work once lol
True all will work once, but harbor freight stepped up their game. I still think dewalt and Milwaukee have much more tools in their battery lines which is a huge plus for them.
@@Idklol603 yea, watching torque test channel, they've got some solid options now!
low setting is what all i need. thanks.
The low setting is just more torque, less speed....still full "power".
the clutch on that DCD800, there was another channel where they were testing the clutch on these high end drills, they don't work.
It technically works, but the settings are pretty high torque....had a friend with a DCF601 that also had clutch issues due to assembly missing a piece...so obviously some issues with them.
I've had a handful of both the Atomic and Milwaukee compact brushless tools and to me I've never seen a more glaring contrast in any same-price tool sets ever. The Milwaukees are built 10 times better and make way more power, even at the smaller sizes. The Atomic tools feel like toys that could break as soon as you open them up new and the Milwaukees feel like they'd last you 40 years. I think the Milwaukee compact brushless tools are the best tool value on the entire market.
As a Dewalt guy, I was pretty impressed with the Milwaukee stuff...both size and power were right up there and better in a lot of ways. I wouldn't agree on feel though, I don't find the Dewalt tools to feel like toys, and given the abuse mine have taken over the years without as fault (sooo many drops onto concrete from the ladder lol) they've been solid.
Sounds like you'd be interested in that durability testing I mentioned at the end of the video though?
@@SomeGuysGarage For sure, and even though I do think the Atomic tools feel a little light and cheap I will say they don't ever seem to actually break as long as they've been around.
@@enthused7591 funny because the Milwaukee's were actually lighter in this case...but I guess depends on the models :)
Either way, durability test and an internals tear down is a strong possibility for these!
Milwaukee is Chinese owned garbage don't last at all
Exactly. I work on the oil sands, the dewalt and mikita tools are always out for repair. The milwaukee and hiltis hardly ever break. I guess dewalt knows they are junk that's why they only give a 3 year warranty
as you bought the most powerful set dewalt makes as of right now but didn’t buy the milwaukee FUEL that is there top of the line power drills and driver
Neither of these were the most powerful sets, I just grabbed the higher end Dewalts as a comparison point...and even then the Milwaukees did quite well!
I'd definitely like to compare more models from them though, if this video does well enough (so like/share!) I might be able to :)
@alexcody1319 who the heck told you that those dewalt drills were even close to the most powerful? They are like the 12th most powerful… why do people like yourself who CLEARLY have no idea what they are talking about make comments with such conviction? In other words: if you don’t know anything? Maybe don’t talk like you know anything.
Even worse, the impact driver is the brushed version, not made for how many years now?
@@lukada83 all of these were brushless models in the video...
@@SomeGuysGaragehmmm, then it's the 1st gen, where they just strapped a brushless one to an otherwise device designed for brushed motors. If you guys want to compare all of the Powertools from the major brand I recommend TorqueTestChannel. They got everything tested with charts and lists.
Didn't buy the latest compact DeWalt, so size wise no real comparison
That's why I threw the 800 and 845 in there, just for some higher end comparison points.
You should be getting more red tools. Way better warranty. More power more reliable. Those cp batteries are junk they don't do the tools justice.
Pretty impressed for my first time using them, I know they have better models too...we'll see what more I can do in the future :)
@SomeGuysGarage hey what province are you in? If you are close. I'll let you use my reds so you don't need to spend money to buy them
@markk3948 shoot me an email (it's in the channel info) and we can see if something would work! Appreciate the offer :)
What kind of review is this?
What kind of comment is this?
You introduced two drill sets. As comparable as you can, so what do the other set of drills with more power,more expensive, fit as a comparison?.
@@michaelescalera8746 point of reference, so if you're wondering how the less expensive drills compare to more expensive ones...figured I'd throw in some other ones to add perspective.
@SomeGuysGarage First of all, I appreciate the response to my comments. Thank you for the clarification.
@@michaelescalera8746 Welcome, hopefully helpful :)
Conclusion should have bought Makita. Only power tool brand that can be trusted.
In the future I hope I can add other brands to the mix :) Just need the videos to do well enough to be able to expand out to others.
Why?
Lmao mikita is junk
@ every tool brand has their good tools.
@@user-ld6wo4rv8h depends
First!
You win!
You win... Nothing. 😅😅😅😅
@mikesilva8493 lol what should the prize be?
Give him the dewalt kit as a “prize”
@derekrundlett8450 ya, but that vs torture test video? Hard choice lol
UA-cam also makes it hard to do giveaways, I usually do one a year for a couple of the forums I'm on though that have supported my channel from the beginning.
Dewalt no good
LoL the impact was a bit on the weak side eh?