Makita vs Hikoki BUT WHO ENDS UP ON TOP?
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
- Thank you for watching. In this video Dave and Sam finally put their tools to the test head to head. Makita 40v vs Hikoki Multivolt the battle of Japan but who will come out on top in this tool vs tool showdown.
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Makita vs Hikoki tool showdown
I actually dont care which tool is 2 seconds faster, but how will it hold in the long run, are batteries good and in case of repairing it will not cost arm and a leg. Milwaukee in Europe for example is a b!tch to fix. Its cheaper to throw it out and buy a new one and that say a lot about their tools.
Most intelligent comment ever written regarding a tool review…
With both brands you can get a lot of spare parts
@@M0ssTh0mas Totally agree
Would like to see a review in the Hikoki angle drill ,
The same goes for DeWalt. Crap service in Europe and also weak on the long run. Hence me giving them up after 4 years of fidelity and back to the classics : Hikoki and Metabo
Electrician 17+ years here with an honest opinion :
Used hikoki from the start of my apprenticeship in 2006.
Only had 2 drills die (1 left in rain and 1 fell off a scissor lift),
Still have batteries from 2010/12 that hold a charge (never had a battery fail and have owned in total 12 batteries as never had to buy replacements)
Never had any trigger problems or other tools (recipro, grinder, sds hammer drill etc) fail and theyve been covered in dirt and run hot
Recently imported their 12v impact and driver about a year ago and they cop abuse and are still going strong to the point that i keep them on hand as they are lighter compared to my multivolt range with enough power for the smaller service work stuff (mounting lights, drilling holes etc). Considering how tiny they are i was quite impressed.
Downside of hikoki (at least here in Australia) is their lack of range compared to their competitors
Upside - almost no other trades have them so they dont get stolen or confused with other owners.
Compared to team red yes they feel a little less powerful but I like owning them as they feel like they're built with decent quality and ergonomics - trigger control compared to team red is way more accurate
Makita - one of my staff runs them and all I can say is they don't feel like they used to. I get a sense theyve dropped their quality a bit compared to 10+ years ago and personally i would be looking at other brands before Makita - but thats just me.
Im from Aus too, used to work at a Sydney tools. Hikoki is severely underrated, it’s just their range that is lacking. Same deal as Bosch.
I’m not a tradesman, I’m just a guy without real decent power tools, after moving to Hungary from the UK we bought a house that was just a shell with new roof and windows, the inside is finished but we still need to build a 10 x 4 M terrace on the back, a 4 x 3M shed and a car port all of wood, I need/want excellent power tools to do the job but without the hassle of cables dragging around so a good battery powered variety is what I’m looking for, after hours of watching reviews of Milwaukee, Dewalt, Makita and Hikoki I have decided to go Hikoki, the quality of build feels good, the service here is promisingly good and the after sales care sounds promising
I won’t be starting till the spring but I will be back to add a “how I got on with Hikoki” comment
Good video guys, it’s give me buying confidence in Hikoki 💪🏻
Recently bought into Hikoki. Loving it so far!
Obviously the Hikoki is the best! Any day! I've just purchased the impact driver 36V,the cordless drill 36V like the 2 in the video, plus the 36V 125mm angle grinder with speed adjustment, the 36V 230mm angle grinder(a proper beast!) and the 3/4" square 36V impact wrench(another beast!!!). I'm in awe with them from first trial! ❤
Loved my Hitachis best power tools I've used for drilling and the thread rod cutter was a game changer
Nice video, please please make a video on that Hikoki angle drill I'm tempted to grab it but no one on earth has made a review of it that I can find! Thanks from Canada
Both great brands....im a makita guy, but would not mind using hikoki
Great test chaps. 🤜🏼🤛🏼.
Both very robust brands.
Great video Lads, would've been awesome to see the drill combi using the bigger battery with 21700 cells, It gives the drill way more power.
some Hitachis i got since 2010 still runinig ,got 15 tools of them battery working and charging eawen in -20,. high value and perfomance tool
Love it ! Great video gents
👌🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Great watch!
Great video gents!
just bought $1800 bucks worth of Hikoki tools 😅
but i went for the 36v 770nm impact wrench instead of the small one
I'm on makita 40v... mainly because of the skill saws.... and they have a nice range of tools... but i have to say if Hikoki did a 36v 165mm left hand blade skill saw then i would probably jump ship... the price/performance of hikoki over makita is plain to see.... My only concern with hikoki would be reliability... back in the days of ni-cad batteries they were terrible tools... but i'm sure they have improved this by now... If your starting off and looking for the best tool brand to get into especially for carpentry work then Hikoki is probably your best bet.
Great vid guys I’m thinking of switching to Hikoki as have there cordless 1/2 router which is awesome
Honestly mate it was the best move we both have done, and the 1/2 router is just the start of it 🙌🏼 thanks for watching mate!
@ been a chippy my whole life and still love it good to see guys having fun doing the vids
There's a brand new Hikoki that will coming out in the spring or summer this year 2024!
My Japanese friend that works for Hikoki tools retailer in Osaka told me it's the new WH-36DD for 36V then it's got 18V version and 12V version all of it with triple hammer and IP-56 Rated
Then my other Japanese friend that works for Makita in Tokyo he said there's gonna be a new upcoming release of Makita TD-003G that's for Japanese Market only if you purchase it will be import a little bit expensive.
Both are the same only with a different name, everyone copies from everyone else, the parts supplier supplies both Makita and Hikoki.
Who really cares about the half a second it took the competitor to screw in the screw? come on!
You need to go to the repair labs of these companies and see who has the fewest repairs, what matters is the product's lifespan.
Hitachi/Hikoki basically will outlast anything, been using it for 25 years, recently upgraded all my stuff, and i'm probably set for another 25 years
Respect from Kingdom of Morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦
Still using 18v Hitachi
R and R renovations in America, Kyle swears by the Hikoki triple hammer impact driver. People get to tied to one brand
I'm a makita guy, love them, years of fantastic reliability...... But now I have to replace my flood damaged tools on a budget (no insurance cover) I'm considering hikoki for one reason only... A five year warranty for the tool and on 5ah batteries.... I'll take that thank you.
Smashed it again lads 👏
Makita made a 40v right angle drill like that Hikoki one, LONG before Hikoki did.
Metabo hpt comes with a lifetime warranty, I generally just buy the flex battery for them works great , and technically they are not 36 vot they are 18 volt but the 4.0 amp battery in a 18 volt tool switches to 8 amp battery
Have always been a DeWalt man....but recently bought the hikoki impact on sale......the impact itself is fantastic....but the batteries don't seem to last as long as DeWalt.....ah for ah the DeWalt seems to get a lot longer between charges...over all really happy with the impact however....like that it's i.p. rated ......may splash out on the combi drill too, and see how it goes
I used Makita when it was made in Japan, now it's made in china 😩
Hikoki rock!
The makita impact isn't there latest one and the combi drill was going through knots .
I don't know about these tests, looks like you ran the Makita through the grain in both drill tests. Not a bad showing from Hikoki regardless though.
I like metabo as they are much lighter and smoother
I hope Hikoi have uped there battery game I had two different sets drill and impact over the years batteries calved after 18months. Hood vid though
they have just released 2 new high outputs, information has been hard to find but they are on sale here in new zealand anyway
I got a big Hikoki tool range (+-20) since two years, bought a load a second hand battery's (18v and MV) and till now no battery's broken...
@Seppietje1988 stuff looks good but I think my experience just turned me off. Did have an 18v metabo chop saw which was brilliant to be fair think I got it just when they merged.
6 batteries gone with very little use, sceptical of buying anymore.
@@Hortihead What is warranty.
Always makita
Not in this case
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