Some tools are better on one brand than the other. It all boils down to personal taste. So I owed both Milwaukee and dewalt. Gives me a reason to go out and buy a new tool once in a while 😅
Run the power stack battery on the 850 as it was designed and see who wins. Also, you will probably see better results on the M12 using the 6.0 rather than the HO 5.0
I use the crap out of the m12 fuel line, it is for repairs. If I am going to be getting into a decent size project the 18 volt system is coming out.A lot less down time changing batteries.
Exactly why I’ve been putting together a little m12 fuel kit to keep in the truck. Now they’re so powerful, they should be able to handle any problem that comes up. The m18 beasts come out when it’s necessary now lol
I do commercial hvac and us m12fuel 99% of the time. I use my m12 hammerdrill for all anchors a 3/8 or less anything bigger I grab my m12 fuel SDS. Use my m12 cut wheel for rod and my m12 5&3/8 circ for big pipe and strut. Will be using my m12 jacket come Monday when Temps drop.
I wish we were in America and had access to great tools at a low price. But we are under US sanctions and we have to pay twenty times more to buy tools.
@@user-tw8bp3yq8s the black Friday special had M12 fuel set of a drill and an impact on sale for $179, including two batteries, and a charger. That’s hard to beat
I have the Milwaukee M12 FUEL, but Love both of these Hex Drivers. As far as which platform allows you a greater runtime.? That, I couldn't speak to, but past experiences with other brands in other comparisons, I'd say, run time edge goes typically to the larger volt platform. Great Video Brother.
Dewalt batteries suck only last couple years if u r lucky. I have Milwaukee for over 10 years batteries still running strong. No matter how fast don’t mean 💩 if you have to buy replacement batteries all the time
DeWalt and Bosch cater more for carpenters,cabinet making and also mechanics. Milwaukee and Ridgid cater more for plumbers, electricians and heating The Wood butchers Always love the red 👍
I think this is not true anymore. Milwaukee has an excellent selection for woodworkers - and plumbers, mechanics, electricians, hvac. M18 line is even better than Makita in selection.
Ain’t big on Milwaukee M18 but the m12 fuel line has held up great. 18 volt I mainly use Makita but also like Bosh and DeWalt. M18 fuel products are strong but not very reliable like to quit in middle of the job.
It's getting to the point that 18 volt impact drivers are becoming unnecessary. My M12 makes 100 inch pounds (1500 vs 1600) then my non fuel brushless M18. As if that will matter for driving fasteners. The fuel M18 is still a powerhouse but it's use case is getting smaller and smaller as these 12 volt tools get crazy powerful for their size
Tbh, i’ve been a Dewalt guy my entire life. I gave the M12 a try, and now my 20 V Dewalt looks to me crude and heavy. Don’t get me wrong, I am not getting rid of all of my 20 V DeWalt tools, but I am definitely switching to M12 for the drill and the impact.
The 12v battery's are actually really reliable the main problem with milwaukee batteries is the 18v high output 12Ah and 9 Ah they don't make anymore they have had alot of issues
The reason for the failures is that the battery draw is too much for the batteries. In my previous company, we had a Dewalt lithium battery from 2011 and worked better than the 18v XRP from 2018.
@@deluxepressure ??? Just referring to the fact that M12 tools have fat handles due to the battery needing to fit inside. It’s one of the main complaints but it’s also one of the main strengths (compare power ratchets, for example). My fingers have nothing to do with anything. I’m relaying what others say.
it's not a proper 20v though it,s 20v peak power which is why overseas they don't have the 20v line just 18v because of legal issues. Also Milwaukee has a patient for 18v in the US and Canada so they had to call it 20v.@@Berzerk29
Have the BATTERY its got more power you should get the new MILWAUKEE M18 BRUSHLESS 1700 inch pounds model 3661-20 it beats the m12 easy and it has 3600 RPMs and 4900 IPMs
I don't use M12 because I want m18 power. I want close and I want the size of the M12. I even hate these M12 batteries he have cuz of bulk. Sadly they don't make the tube Batts this big.
@@user-tw8bp3yq8s try the new M18 BRUSHLESS 3661-20 it's the smallest and most power for it's size of they ever make it fuel with the same 2000 inch pounds of the gen 4 it will be IT
And the Dewalt drill is more comfortable. The grip on the Milwaukee 12v is ridiculously fat compared to the Dewalt 12v, makita 12v or any of the other full size drills. That gets a no right away.
That's a Gen 3 M12 impact. There is no Gen 4 M12 impact yet. The M18 battery line has the Gen 4 impacts.
It’s so close. It really doesn’t matter. Just pick a color and be happy. For me, Milwaukee but Dewalt has some nice stuff as well.
I think this comparison is valid. It is to show 12v vs 20v and how voltage means didly
DeWalt won though it drove part of the head into the wood.
That's a gen 3 m12, I own the same one. It's lightweight and does a very good job for what it is
Dewalt normal 1.5ah battery. Milwaukee high output battery
20v vs 12v not really fair for the m12 so not a valid complaint
Dewalt 20 volt drill, milwaukee 12 volt drill
@jaimegarcia5573 was just about to say same thing
Who cares what the voltage is, all about size.
@TheMetalButcher no, no it is not 😂😂😂😂😂
Some tools are better on one brand than the other. It all boils down to personal taste. So I owed both Milwaukee and dewalt. Gives me a reason to go out and buy a new tool once in a while 😅
Run the power stack battery on the 850 as it was designed and see who wins.
Also, you will probably see better results on the M12 using the 6.0 rather than the HO 5.0
Yeah but Dewalt is 20v so regardless it has an advantage over the m12
5.0 is better than 6.0
5.0 will give better results, 6.0 maybe more run time but probably not even, the 6.0 is alittle outdated now
@@justauserthe 6.0 is better from all the tests I've seen
I use the crap out of the m12 fuel line, it is for repairs. If I am going to be getting into a decent size project the 18 volt system is coming out.A lot less down time changing batteries.
Exactly why I’ve been putting together a little m12 fuel kit to keep in the truck. Now they’re so powerful, they should be able to handle any problem that comes up. The m18 beasts come out when it’s necessary now lol
I do commercial hvac and us m12fuel 99% of the time. I use my m12 hammerdrill for all anchors a 3/8 or less anything bigger I grab my m12 fuel SDS. Use my m12 cut wheel for rod and my m12 5&3/8 circ for big pipe and strut. Will be using my m12 jacket come Monday when Temps drop.
@@user-tw8bp3yq8s m12 hammer drill in concrete up to 3/8”?!
I wish we were in America and had access to great tools at a low price. But we are under US sanctions and we have to pay twenty times more to buy tools.
These tools aren't cheap. I guess paying $15000 would make it seem cheap.
你应该感谢你在美国，你可以搜索一下其他国家的价格。特别是中国。
@@user-tw8bp3yq8s the black Friday special had M12 fuel set of a drill and an impact on sale for $179, including two batteries, and a charger. That’s hard to beat
I have the Milwaukee M12 FUEL, but Love both of these Hex Drivers.
As far as which platform allows you a greater runtime.? That, I couldn't speak to, but past experiences with other brands in other comparisons, I'd say, run time edge goes typically to the larger volt platform. Great Video Brother.
Dewalt batteries suck only last couple years if u r lucky. I have Milwaukee for over 10 years batteries still running strong. No matter how fast don’t mean 💩 if you have to buy replacement batteries all the time
DeWalt and Bosch cater more for carpenters,cabinet making and also mechanics.
Milwaukee and Ridgid cater more for plumbers, electricians and heating
The Wood butchers Always love the red 👍
I think this is not true anymore. Milwaukee has an excellent selection for woodworkers - and plumbers, mechanics, electricians, hvac. M18 line is even better than Makita in selection.
Milwaukee is literally used by mechanics all the time. Their impacts are literally being sold on snap-op trucks and there’s a high demand for them.
Wow
Sheeeesh
That's a 12v vs 20v tf
I seen that !!!!
Its not who's the fastest. Its how long it last long time...
Now for the real test:
The FNG vs ryobi
Anyone know exact model of the dewalt?
dcf 805
Edit : it's the 850 sorry
Dcf 850
That Milwaukee is a Gen 3, the M18 is on Gen 4
Just to let everyone know do NOT buy the m12 6.0s. I got four that failed within a year. Hot garbage.
Good to know 👍
Did you fully charge before using ?? I’m running good a year strong
I’ve had two 6.0’s for years. Used on impacts, the die grinder and bandsaw regularly. Still rock solid, never a problem.
@@JimLBon well good for you, but I had a problem.
The HO 5.0S are better anyways
Ain’t big on Milwaukee M18 but the m12 fuel line has held up great. 18 volt I mainly use Makita but also like Bosh and DeWalt. M18 fuel products are strong but not very reliable like to quit in middle of the job.
That garbage handle on that walki though lol.
Lol honestly I don't mind it but I guess it's a preference thing
Try this with the new Milwaukee batteries that debuted at Milwaukee pipeline!
The forge batteries are only for m18 not m12
@@michaelbychkov8030 yeah that’s common knowledge but there are adapters out there, I own a few cause m12 is ass
They're definitely not ass, It depends on application
@@MrJrod899 m12 is something I would give to my son to play with, for my applications it’s ass though
It's getting to the point that 18 volt impact drivers are becoming unnecessary. My M12 makes 100 inch pounds (1500 vs 1600) then my non fuel brushless M18. As if that will matter for driving fasteners. The fuel M18 is still a powerhouse but it's use case is getting smaller and smaller as these 12 volt tools get crazy powerful for their size
Dewalt is always still the King!
Tbh, i’ve been a Dewalt guy my entire life. I gave the M12 a try, and now my 20 V Dewalt looks to me crude and heavy. Don’t get me wrong, I am not getting rid of all of my 20 V DeWalt tools, but I am definitely switching to M12 for the drill and the impact.
@@Gruntled2001 See your point there man 😁 I bought the new M12 FDD2 drill from Milwaukee. 👍🏻💪🏻
@@Gruntled2001I build cabinets for a living, is the m12 worth it? Have a dewalt 20v xr
@@user-tc1cd3nx2f I think you’ll like it. Much easier to handle
Use a 1.7 powerstack
That 12v setup now makes it as large or larger than a 20v. All while needing a much more expensive battery for similar performance.
Not when you get the ready for free
Hi dad
look im from ky and have an accent too but some of yall just talk like youre holding your nose and making fun of yourselves haha 🤣
And ones like you talk like that behind a keyboard because you know you wouldn't say that to someone face to face, we are not the same
12v vs 20v
I choose Dewalt always and forever!!! Too many problems with milwaukee batteries!
The 12v battery's are actually really reliable the main problem with milwaukee batteries is the 18v high output 12Ah and 9 Ah they don't make anymore they have had alot of issues
The reason for the failures is that the battery draw is too much for the batteries.
In my previous company, we had a Dewalt lithium battery from 2011 and worked better than the 18v XRP from 2018.
thats a gen3 m12 not gen 4
The DeWALT is smaller and just as fast (18/20v advantage) without the chunky M12 hand grip. Winner?
You must have sausage fingers!
@@deluxepressure ???
Just referring to the fact that M12 tools have fat handles due to the battery needing to fit inside. It’s one of the main complaints but it’s also one of the main strengths (compare power ratchets, for example). My fingers have nothing to do with anything. I’m relaying what others say.
Skinny gun grip don’t make you shot stable
You have smol hands, its ok guy
Won by a D hair 😂
Que modelo es ese DESTORNILLADOR M12 MILWAUKEE??
M12 3453
Put the 1.7 powerstack on the Dewalt and try again 😉
Already got a video up showing that, go check it out👍
Is the dewalt 18v????
20 volt
it's not a proper 20v though it,s 20v peak power which is why overseas they don't have the 20v line just 18v because of legal issues. Also Milwaukee has a patient for 18v in the US and Canada so they had to call it 20v.@@Berzerk29
By the way
DeWalt does make a 12-volt ratchet
They have a lot of tools in 12 volt.
Yea I would like to see them bring the powerstack to their 12v lineup
Not fair at all dewalt with it’s weak 2ah battery..
Save 10 seconds over an 8 hr day with dewalt.
Plus that is dewalt’s flagship impact barely beating out Milwaukee’s compact m12 series from last year.
Have the BATTERY its got more power you should get the new MILWAUKEE M18 BRUSHLESS 1700 inch pounds model 3661-20 it beats the m12 easy and it has 3600 RPMs and 4900 IPMs
No shit the m18 beats the m12. That’s not the point of the video buddy.
@@The_Crasher-xj4el😂 some people are dense
Obviously he’s trying to show that the m12 can keep up with the 20v from dewalt… we all know m18 is king
I don't use M12 because I want m18 power. I want close and I want the size of the M12. I even hate these M12 batteries he have cuz of bulk. Sadly they don't make the tube Batts this big.
@@user-tw8bp3yq8s try the new M18 BRUSHLESS 3661-20 it's the smallest and most power for it's size of they ever make it fuel with the same 2000 inch pounds of the gen 4 it will be IT
Compare the tool in size? Why waste your time with 12 volt tools
They have their place
Gen 3
Thats a gen 3......
Who cares how fast it can drill…
People who need to drive hundreds of screws in a day and not two weeks
Horrible ergonomics on the M12 Gen 3
@@Ferbeldeyberb honestly I don’t mind it but it just boils down to personal preferences
In the real working world I see guys with weaker drills , impacts and saws get the job done faster than guys with more powerful tools.
That's probably due to experience, imagine what they could do with more powerful tools👍
And the Dewalt drill is more comfortable. The grip on the Milwaukee 12v is ridiculously fat compared to the Dewalt 12v, makita 12v or any of the other full size drills. That gets a no right away.
So you put the m12 battery in the milwaukee and worst 18v in the Dewalt
Stop being a tool
Just use a drill. No need for the impacts bud
I rarely use a drill anymore. 99 percent of the time, I'm picking my impact.