Cheap impact driver do we need to spend lots of money
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- i bought a cheap impact driver and cordless drill are cheaper drills any good for the hobbyist
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I'm a tool guy myself and own some expensive name brand tools, I also own this black and decker drill/driver and impact kit, and i LOVE it, use it everyday and has never underperformed or let me down at all
Nice to see a normal guy talking about the sensible stuff and not some tool snob who already has an opinion.
Keep up the good work mate!
Most of my tools are high end, either DeWalt or Makita but I did buy myself an Erbauer impact driver from Screwfix and have to say although it's not top of the shop it hasn't skipped a beat so far. Thanks for sharing man. Be safe and be lucky.
i have a black and decker drill like the one here,had it 5 years and it cost £20 from b&m.still works fine for diy use.
I like the Ryobi +1 brand, good middle of the road brand, had them for years now and they serve me well. Thanks for the show and humour, thanks.
I have the B&D 18v drill and impact driver. I’m not a professional construction worker or even DIYer, I have them for little odd jobs around the flat and for making A2 photograph frames for my images. For someone like myself who might only use them occasionally, they are worth their weight in gold.
Great video there, Black & Decker owns Dewalt so if you buy there tools your getting higher spec. You may recall Black & Decker's Professional range mostly in 110 v for trade use, this was rebranded Dewalt in the late 80's early 90's by the company.
+mrspudly1 hi i do remember the professional range but I didn't know they owned dewalt that's nice to know cheers paul
Thank you, an excellent video and a sense of humour 👍
I've got a 12v black and decker drill from Walmart for $30. It's been excellent, I don't use it as often as my 18v drill. The battery stays charged even when it sits for several months. I've also got a black and decker jigsaw which I don't use a lot, but it has pretty good power. Black and Decker isn't too bad.
Great video and information... about every 3-5 years drill change. They get more compact, more power, batteries last longer. Look at how fast we went from 14v to 20v and now 24v drivers... agreed totally on overpriced equipment when off names are just as good...
+wemcal I couldn't agree more buddy the name brands are nice to have but I genuinely can't see the difference these days thanks buddy
same I got 24v drill but most use 18v now, I came here as looking to hire but might buy an impact driver just to put sound box for air compressor together, seen air impact wrench can be used as an impact driver
I have makita , kobalt, black decker, crafsman. And as much as I wish I had the money to get the Dewalts and Botch. I have to say that I think your right. The BnDs feel great in the hand and power wise the 20 v BnDs drill and impacts have more strength than my 12v makita. And are beter than the kobalt. I really think that BnD could make a top tier affordable powertool if they tride.... just having there tools at first bc they were affordable. I find myself going back to them again and again. They are winning me over
i bought the parkside 20v impact driver works great loads of power im not a tool snob i buy what i like and refuse to pay for a name, im that pleased with the impact driver im going to buy the cordless drill after xmas as i have had no problem with the parkside impact driver,im sure they will be people who will say they are rubbish but as yet iv not found a screw that didnt want to be driven into wood buy a parkside impact driver because it wasnt yellow and black in colour,great vid as always keep them coming
+mike nicholas I've got to admit mike I've always gone for name brand names but iam well impressed with this just the charge time thats abit slow I paid 350 for my dewalt the battery's don't last now so I think iam converted
at the end of the day its horses for courses,i like the ryobi but most units are sold bare and you need to sell a kidney for the battery and charger s i wont buy one,as for my impact driver charger unit its a fast charge so im well impressed, i went into my local diy and the only thing different between the brands was the weight compared to some of the cheap ones and battery size,im not knocking you or anyone else for spending loads on tools i just dont see the point in spending that much
+mike nicholas iam definitely seeing that point now mate what put me of cheap drills I bought one from argos about 10 years ago extream brand about 20 quid it lasted about 5 months and it was rubbish but I think things have got better now
late to the party too almost 68 and still shopping for one
Here in the States I use a Porter Cable brushless impact I’ve had for about two years now. Great drill but is also a brand that is part of the Stanley/Black and Decker company.
I see a lot of porter cable tools on youtube must be popular as for my black and decker I've no complaints yet I will do an update in about 6 months to see how it compares thanks for the input
I'd love a brushless 18v impact driver and drill set
With branded tools you can use one battery in all of your kit and spares are available for years....could you buy a new charger if required in a years time?
I have ridgid impact and drill but before I had them I have the bnd impact and it's awesome. I just did a little comparison video the other day and the bnd seemed to do better. You can check it out on my channel if you want. It is the newest vid i have.
I feel I was late to the party also, I never understood what they were on about until I got one and then I said "now I get it"
I have hilka pro drill and driver. 30 quid one and 35 the other.
I share your views that these "lesser brands" make perfectly reasonable tools for DIY projects. I also found air compressor tools from Clarke from machine mart a good investment
I totally agree bud
The first battery drill I bought was a DIY own brand for 19.99
It still works now albeit the battery doesn’t last long these days. My latest drill and driver combo were Dewalt 18v lithium set for £150 pair with two batteries. I thought that was great value for money.
What’s your thoughts on Dewalt tools Paul? Keep up the good work mate. 👍🏼
+Greg Virgoe I like dewalt bud but I can't really see the difference anymore between cheaper drills only time will tell if think
Hi Paul, I agree with your basic premise that for the average guy the expense of the big name tools is not justified. I use drills by MacAllister from B&Q and find them more than adequate for my needs and they have great battery life and are good value. Keep up the good work 😊
+John Morrison thanks John
I tend to agree with your thoughts about pricing and types of users. I actually have the same impact driver. Would you apply the same theory to miter saws?? Keep up the good work!!!
+Nick Baggett thanks for the support Nick
If your looking for another great deal Homebase are selling a ozita 18v drill and impact driver combi for £50, they come with a nice little tool bag too.
Thanks David will check it out cheers
there are couple other chinese impact wrenches on amazon . 200-300ft/lb torque.
That's got to be a Barnsley/Rotherham accent and I love the humour what's the wife getting this Xmas a new mitre saw and a drive to ilkley moor bar tat lol I'm looking now for a new set of drivers and I'm seriously blown away by the huge choice I'm a hobbyist but will give them plenty of wellie which budget drivers does anyone recommend today as the ones in your video are no longer available on Amazon only the battery now
Hmm very very interesting! I still use hilti cordless because they have a 25 year warranty on both batteries and tools. Very nice video !!!
+Machining Basics that's nice to know I didn't release hilti gave such a long warranty cheers
SHARPEYS WORKSHOP yep they do them in many different voltages . I use the 12v and it’s a lot better than the desalt 18v surprisingly and being hilti they where designed with abuse in mind !
🇬🇧I totally agree with you
How long did they last?
It's now 2019, have you had to use the warranty?
Hope all is well with Paul and will post a reply
I think you are quite right Paul when you say the cheaper drills are getting better. I suspect the technology, build methods and manufacturing techniques are filtering down from the high end market. If I were to replace a tool that is not one of my heavy use machines I would certainly take a look at the cheaper machines. Your Mrs would be one lucky lady if you were to buy her a lathe! and the chocolates, well, that's just spoiling her! (he he) Thanks for posting :-)
Got the drill from Amazon about 8 week ago, it was £48, found the charge doesn't last that long and I keep going back to my Bosch. Maybe I just got the Monday morning model!!!
+kestrelpat I thought that so I picked up a 2 ah battery it's helped a lot but takes an age to charge
SHARPEYS WORKSHOP followed the link and had a look at the battery, may have to add it to my Amazon Christmas wish list!!!!!
+kestrelpat if you come across a faster charger let me know i like the drill it's just the charge time that bothers me
SHARPEYS WORKSHOP BD sells a fast charger
I bought a maplins drill driver and a spare battery and with little use it is now knackered,burnt out motor absolute crap as I usually but dewilt I got this for very small drill bits my dewilt couldn't hold and now back to square one anyone out there recommend makes?
The funny thing about the black and decker is that the battery by itself is $50 at the store. The tools are about $55 and come with a battery and charger lol.
Sounds like you've eaten those chocolates.
I haven't looked at cheaper drills for the last two drills I bought which were, in order, a Makita and a DeWalt both for £100 from B&Q. So much better. I'm not sure I would risk a cheaper drill. I would like an impact driver but not something I can afford or justify at the moment.
Good video though. Maybe do a follow-up video in 6 or 12 months.
+Andy Pugh cheers Andy yes I think I will when I've given the drills some abuse lol
Good review,do you still have and use them
Hi Fred yes I've still got them still going strong iam going to do an update soon cheers Paul
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expensive driver, does not mean is the best.
getting tired and sick of the REDWOOD COMMERCIAL. 😬
Bang on that like it im after one send me link ideal
+Darren Billingsley the link is in description mate
That is not a impact driver thats a girls toy takes ages to put a screw in u get what u pay for tesr a makita milwaukee even a bosch impact driver side by side with that the results will answer youre question "does it really matter"
I have the B&D impact driver and it zips the screws in quicker than shit. Not sure what you're thinking of. Now I do know that the cheap "Hammer Drills" aren't worth shit. To drill a hole quickly in concrete you need a proper rotary hammer.
The bnd impact works well, what are you talking about? I actually just compared it to my older brushed ridgid and they did about the same. Even lag bolt tests.. The bnd drill sucks but the impact is pretty decent.
@@Mixwell1983 I just bought this identical pair yesterday. I paid $89.00 (USD) and I love em. They work great. Are yours still going good since you made this video?
@@Mixwell1983 lol sorry I thought you were the one that made this video, until I just looked at the name lol.