Is Hilti's BIG New Drill The Strongest Yet?
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- Опубліковано 12 січ 2024
- Hilti claims their newest drill is "the strongest pistol grip drill/driver in the industry" so let's fid out if it's worth the hype.
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This channel is a hidden gem. Keep up the good work
Thanks! I appreciate it!
Hilti built their reputation on building the tools for getting a job done. If you want someone reliable, hilti won't let you down
I agree. I didn’t touch on that aspect a lot but the warranty is really second only to a lifetime warranty and I could argue that because of their turn times you might be better off with Hilti for a professional environment.
I dunno I saw it let everyone down a few times in his testing. I think Hilti quality just dropped tremendously as if late and they're riding off of their once real reputation as being great
@@mattek519 those tests don't mean much in a real world
@@UncleIvan1 except out is the real world. He put a bit in the chuck, pulled the drill trigger and drilled material. Exactly the same as you'd do on a job site
@@mattek519 and you run the drill all day...that's where the real test is
Been using the new 4 speed outside on a ladder with an auger the whole week. It’s negative ten Fahrenheit today, btw. The drill is light with the 4ah battery and it plows through without worrying about twisting a wrist or thrown off a roof. I wish it had an electronic clutch like the 6, but…that’s life. What’s notable about the Hilti 4 speed is that the Fein, Metabo and Festool/Protool models are concerned about going 3500-4000 rpm at the cost of torque and torque to speed ratios while Hilti used that second gearbox to gear down and give it that oomph. I’ve owned the other drills I mentioned and they can’t even reach the torque of the hilti sf 6h-22..so..just imagine how much the 10 eats their lunch in that department. Being a 3 speed like the Dewalt, the Metabo is at least useful in its top gear vs the Festool/Fein which can maybe do some cabinet screws at ridiculous rpm (not so much the festool) .
Thanks for providing feedback. What size auger have you been using it with?
This is quickly becoming my favourite tool channel
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That is one huge drill dude! I think it did pretty good. Definitely took advantage of the higher amp draw but held its own with the 4.0. Definitely a specialty tool but i was sure glad to see it in action 🤘
Thanks man! I am excited to do further testing. And like you said a speciality tool. Almost like and SDS is for concrete drilling.
I picked up the Bosch High Torque Hammer Drill for $179 with (2) 8 amp batteries. I'm not spending $500 for a drill and a battery. Unless it removes a Honda crank bolt 😅
If you got that with 2 8amp batteries for that price, nice score! And yes, Hilti carries a premium price tag that really sometimes feels like it isn't worth it.
I just bought the the 10W... I couldn't help myself. I'll have such limited use for it considering what the 6H can do. But it is a beast!
It's a big powerful drill and I know that if I ever have some big drilling to do, this is likely the drill that I would grab.
Hey boss, i came here from the other video, you mentioned it to me.
Thank you,
Also, i have subscribed.
Welcome! Glad you found it!
This drill surely look my hands baby paws!!
It’s a big drill. It takes a lot of drill to make something like the DCD999 from DEWALT look small.
I actually need something like this all the time. I use a lot of 5 and 6 “ whole saws (cutting into mill finish 1/4” aluminum. The GEN4 can get it done with a lot of finessing, but it’s not happy about it. I’ve always thought there was a void in the market with a pistol grip style drill that performs more like a corded drill. Because there are times when I have to switch over from cordless to corded to get some of these jobs done. Would be nice for someone to come up with a gearbox with an auto mode. If it’s a three speed you could put it into auto it would start at three, then drop down to two and then one automatically.
I think there is a market for it. I almost view it as something similar to where you turn to an SDS drill for masonry and concrete larger holes, you could turn to this for wood holes.
Why don't you just buy the M18 mixing drill for those size holes then.
Hole saws are supposed to be run on low speed anyway, and it's got far more torque then a normal 1/2 drill driver.
When it stops in wood like that using a small batter u just move a few milimeters your direction and it won't stop(if the battery is small) if you got 8ah it will smash. Anyway i had them all bosch/dewalt makita milwakee blabla nothing compares to hilti. You wanna work? You have guys and u wanna work all day, hilti is the tool. The rest will overheat, or fail and they feel like toys in comparison.
Seems like a two speed right angle drill with 5/8" spindle would do similar with great reliability.
Yeah the right angle still feels like the tools that already does this sort of job. I am not sure why the more powerful pistol grip drill was a need they felt was unfulfilled.
I would love to see tis pitted against the Milwaukee M18 Gen4!
I’ll see what I can do.
Just use both for 6 hours straight. One will work like in the first minut you unboxed it, one will be melted/burned out ready for garbage.
How does these two drills compare to the FLEX hammer turbo drill?
I’ll try to make a short about that next week.
@@TinkerWithTools awesome.
Interesting design choices they made, good to know how it runs.
Suggestion for an interesting new video - the new “Reviva” line of power tools from Black and Decker. They’re made from recycled materials and aimed at young homeowners
I can't say the Black and Decker stuff excites me all that much, but I'll have to see what we can do.
@@TinkerWithToolsyeah it would be partially schadenfreude but it’s also not a typical B&D, it’s white and green and space agey
@@burningstraw1523the upcoming video on Saturday will make you schadenfruede dreams come true.
Sounds like tools for the betas to build protects they saw on TikTok and do projects that their "life partner" has been nagging them about. They need something that won't break their fragile limp little wrists.
Something funky about the colors in the vid, or the lens is dirty, or something
yeah I would like to see it against the bosch and makita drills :) looks really big lol. I also find it a bit weird that they only went up to 2200 rpm considering they have a 4 speed gearbox, idk
It is very large. The Gen 4 Milwaukee looks down right tiny next to it.
I bet the size is to fit that four speeds worth of gear reduction, in which you're getting crazy amounts of torque!
I also think they have made sure to do plenty of space for heat dissipation to help with repeated use in its intended application.
@@TinkerWithTools yeah, bigger motor for more cont power plus big gearbox... And you get this chonker lol
If you’ve used the other 4 speed drills on the market the past 15 years, you’d know why. They’re bigger, they’re bulkier, and yet they’re ultimately slower because you have to go all the way down to gear one (or minimally 1200 rpm gear 2) to do just about anything. 4000 rpm’s is pretty pointless if it doesn’t have enough torque to turn a set screw. Fein, Metabo and Festool are better built and overall nicer. But I got to give it to Hilti for delivering what I expect out of a cordless drill when you literally have two whole ass gearbox’s screwed together.
I always like the idea of drills having 3 speeds like makita made in the past or dewalt 999, but this 4speed hilti is super long, i wouldn't be surprise if it's half longer than xgt or mlk gen4,
It's 2 1/2 " longer than a M18 Gen 4 or just 1" longer than the Dewalt. It's been designed for maximum torque applications over extended periods, something that the M18 won't be able to do without getting uncomfortably hot or just cutting out
It makes the M18 look like a tiny drill. The repeated use is something that I think it's been designed with that in mind.
So if you compare this drill set at speed 2 which is similar to the gearing of other drills in speed 1 with that 500-600 ish rpm it does not seem as powerful. With that extra lower gear it can produce more torque therefore making it the most powerful drill out there. Too bad to have those extra gears you loose the compactness. It is nice to have those other gear options to better be able to utilize the full range of the drill to complete the job more efficiently. What would be cool is if someone could come up with a gearbox design that would let you adjust your gearbox infinitely similar to how the clutch works in the screwdriving mode.
It feels similar to the top drills in that speed 2 but you are correct, the lower speed it where it would gain the advantage over others. Nothing is stopping other companies from doing something like this, it’s just Hilti with its main focus being on more industrial applications than a company that’s also focused on people like me.
@TinkerWithTools by the way great review as always. You are very thorough. I do work in industrial as a pipefitter, we have some hilti stuff but mostly milwaukee. It would be a game changer if someone made a Gearbox for a drill like I described, have a good one.
@@chrisschott6455 it would only be possible with something like cvt transmission, but they are not know for their torque capability. Or if you want to do it electronically, you could use field weakening on a sine wave blac motor. I would say we will see this coming in the next few years.
I agree it would be cool. I am sure the that some companies have experimented with the idea but I agree it would be difficult.
I saw nothing in this video that impressed me. I also didn't see anything that would even suggest it's the most powerful drill. The cut outs make me believe it's a shitty to tbh.
At 11/4 a spade, a top tier drill should be able to run through framing easily on any speed
It’s built to compete with Metabo BS 18 LTX-3 BL Q I METAL.Metabo is still untouchable.
It's only a matter of time before Milwaukee come out with an even bigger drill than this, they're going to get jealous
Who knows? Maybe they will.
With all the China money flowing in, they should be working on it as we speak
Too great, too expensive
Yes, true
Like china BIG but weak.