Milwaukee vs. DeWalt. 12v, 3/8" impact wrench comparison

comparing the Milwaukee 2451-20 to DeWalt DCF813. It seems that DeWalt rates their tool at 1150 in/lbs and Milwaukee rates theirs at 1000 in/lbs... neither actually got close to that in a real world scenario.

[@dustoff499]

Man it's tough finding these 12v tools today. Those that have them are not giving them up. Manufacturers assume, I guess, we ALL need big heavy 18+ volt tools with batteries as big as concrete blocks. It's getting as bad as camera pixel wars.

[@zack6892]

You should do a review on the new DeWalt 12v brushless impact wrench

[@noahpriest8232]

Great video!

[@urjb]

Thanks! lots more where that came from.. someday

[@elBrando22]

Mac makes cordless impacts that take 12v dewalt batteries

[@markiedee4040]

both of those impacts are outdated,you should go with the brushless 12v Milwaukee it has 18v power

[@hksjoshua]

I literally had to skip thru the entire video-

[@dennisfalan1623]

you're using old impacts nobody is going to buy and which one has had the harder life useless irrelevant test

[@TRUTHTIME2020]

Dennis Falan Wrong answer dude. That dewalt is one of the best compact impacts ever. Light and well balanced and over 95ftlbs. Still available as the dcf813s2