Porter Cable Brushless Drill and Impact Driver Review
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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2024
- Price the PORTER-CABLE PCCK607LB 20V MAX Brushless Cordless Drill Driver, 1/2" on Amazon: amzn.to/2c7XGCH
Price the PORTER-CABLE PCCK647LB 20V MAX Brushless Cordless Impact Driver on Amazon: amzn.to/2bCbDaP
There are a ton of factors that should be weighed when buying a new tool. Drills and impact drivers are no different. A quality tool will last you many years and lesser quality tools will leave you frustrated and upset at your purchase. A few simple factors can get you in the right direction...
What type of work will you be doing? - There is a big difference from the professional contractor to the weekend warrior. The more intense the work, the more durable the tool will need to be.
How often will you be using the tool(s)? - Using a tool many times a day compared to once a month plays a big roll in the tool you will purchase.
What is your expected lifespan of the tool? - The more quality the longer the life.
Weight these factors when looking at purchasing a new drill. The Porter Cable 20 volt Drill Driver and Impact Driver are a great middle of the road set that can easily be put in the hands of the weekend warrior to the moderate contractor or cabinet shop. - Навчання та стиль
*Good **MyBest.Tools** value compaired to other brands*
I'm late to the scene with PC. Have been considering The drill and driver brushless. After this review and the comments I've read, these will be my next purchase. Thanks.
Ive used porter cable 18 volt drill and impact for over 2 years on commercial jobs. I bought the pair used for 80 bucks and theyve lasted longer than some of my coworkers new dewalts and makitas. I would recommend them and I plan on buying these brushless drills in the future!
letoburito23 love my porter cable they r newer models than shown on video I wouldn’t trade them for anything they work great for me
Same experience here.
It's funny because I mentioned this at my work and the person I was talking to these about said he wouldn't trust the cheaper ones. Yet I've heard good things about these and they're 60$ cheaper than dewalt. So I'm gonna pull the trigger on this combo. Only $109 on ebay
@@71sc502 Ive had the older brushed models for going on 6 years but after about four and a half to five years I started using them as back ups to my Milwaukee gen 3's and I have a Hitachi triple hammer but the first thing I did was put 4 amp hour batteries on them and I had the old school charger but I still haven't had issues with them except for I think the brushes are wearing out but so far still going strong and lasted longer than anybody on my crew's impacts.
I do drywall repairs and drywall finishing everyday. I've been using Porter cable 20 v for 2 years without any issues. These are great tools. Very reliable, lightweight, and no other competitor has came close to matching the prices.
Let your tool break down and try as hard as you might to get InTouch with them, you will find out how great they are.
20volt porter cable great on job sit love these tools in my work truck taken many falls from high ladders just all around very reliable
I just bought these today... I took my 4-5 year-old brushed Porter-Cable impact and drill/driver and gave them to my brother and they're still going... they still work and I think there's still a few more years left in them...the only thing I wish with the brushless kit is they would have put the bit holder magnet on top like they used to...other than that I think I'm still going to get a few years of service out of these just like every other Porter-Cable tool I have ever owned... when I unboxed them the batteries only had one bar on the light so I charge them I used a rapid charger that I have and put one battery on it and I used the charger that came with this kit and started them at the same time and the rapid charger charged the battery fully and 40 minutes and the charger with this kit charge the battery in 43 minutes so it's actually a pretty decent charger
I have the 20v max version of the drill/driver and impact and bought them about 3 years ago. I use the drill almost everyday in a work environment and it has held up great. The internals are the same as the dewalt, it just looks different and is less money, but it is a great tool and have been very impressed with it.
I have the older model for about 5 years and with the original 2 batteries and they have held up perfectly
Earl Bubba me too. ..I think they're the best bang for buck... I'm looking at the newer brushless stuff... But my older brushed still knock it out....
I have the 18v porter cable drills and dad has the newer 20v brushed drills with impact. They have been very durable and we have even used them to run large corkscrew bits up to 3/4 dia for 6" deep holes in a pinch. Also used up to 4" hole saws with them. Tough tasks like that wear the batterys down fast and even regular uses like small drill bits or driving screws it seems like the batteries could use a little more capacity like being 2.0 AH vs 1.5, but for the price they are hard to beat and we have abused them and they still work just fine.
they seems very solid tools and very appealing too!!!!the identical with the new fatmax brushless drill and impact driver!!
Great Vid ! Good for DIY homeowner , looked at them but no one review them thanks . My list is getting short Ryobi , Black + Decker , Porter Cable I have shelves to build in 12 / 28 outbuilding.
I have both of them for 6 years no problems with them I still use them to me they have perfect power I own the dewalt 996 and 850 impact to me they are too they powerful they strip out screws to easy and break them too never broke a bit with either of them
i have the black battery 1's and used them contractor and they held up on job site
I have this kit as well and the price was great! It would have been nice if they included two chargers but that said I like both tools.
Did you receive these from Porter Cable for review? I have the full lineup of the porter cable 20v tools and purchased new brush less impact from them. It seems to me that later on they may offer an "expensive" brush less line of tools, do you have any indication of that? I would hate to buy these two tools just to have better brush less come out later.
DeWalt, Porter Cable and Black and Decker are owned by the same company since 2012. The internals and ergonomic design are essentially the same. The 20v Max products for all three brands are very similar and in some cases the exact same. I did my research back in 2013 when I bought my Porter Cable drill and impact and found this out. Porter Cable was an easy sell for me. So far, they have exceeded all expectations and I still continue to buy additional 20v Max porter cable tools with full confidence
Brad N is this set better than craftsman??
Yo that’s complete BS....the Dewalt 20v max line is nothing like this crap...that’s like saying that rigid ,Ryobi and Milwaukee are the same....ridiculous and a poor comment for someone who doesn’t know better to read and think this PC line is ok, ,it’s not...
STANELY TOOLS owns them and the slipping quality of Dewalt (AKA DEFAILT) proves it.
i went to my tool store and picked up the impact.... and i noticed when i shook it the engine bounced around inside. does yours do that?
I have the impact driver and if I shake it a little forth and back it feels like something big moves inside, it works great but I don't know if it's normal. :/
When I tried these out for awhile I kept on breaking bits because there is to much percussion in the tool
Iv got a set, iv used them everyday,,they are great, no problems..had a dewalt, too heavy..
this is, by and large, better than the rigid brand impact. a drill is a drill is a drill until you get into pneumatics, but this impact bangs.
Is there a any major differences between the the two brushless drills and impact drives that have the red battery and the black battery?
Alex L the red ones that are the same size as the black ones are 1.5 amp hour batteries.... and the black ones are 1.3 amp hour batteries..... then as the battery size gets bigger all of the batteries are red but the small black ones that come with a lot of the drill driver and impact kits are just 1.3 amp hour ...so no not really
trust me those chargers suck the cables will eventually tear I had one exactly on a black and decker drill.
Question: why do you not think they would hold up to job site use? PC is supposed to be pro grade.
Not sure. They seem to be a slightly different plastic.
I know this doesnt mean fuck all but out of all the main brands I like PC's color scheme the best. Personally I went Ridgid because their gen 4x being older I picked uo the drill/impact combo with 2 (1.5ah) batteries for $119 on home depots website. Love em. Before those I have bnd impact and harbor freights Bauer drill which both are awesome. I keep em as backups.
The picture that covers the video is the wrong drill and driver set. The one on the cover is a brushed set
I swear, this was the last time I heard anything about these. I completely forgot they existed, I wonder how well or poorly they have been selling. #workshopaddict
What are considering the higher end tools?
Trevor Keller Makita. .. Milwaukee..Hitachi
I have the 18 volt model, both tools and have no problems with the tool, but have problems with the nicad battery. I wish they still made the 18 volt in Lithium.
I came to this video because I couldn't find a way to remove the battery for charging.. lol.. Thank you
i wonder if they are build by the same people that make dewalt and black and decker
Black and Decker owns Dewalt and Porter Cable.
Yes and it's all junk
Eđ Straub What drills do you recommend that is not junk?
Albert Garcia Milwaukee, Makita, Ridgid, Hitachi, Bosch
Got this kit for $84 on Amazon
please forgive me, I take back all the nasty things I said about Porter Cable, I finally got in touch with them and they nicely solved my problem, and they said the phones were having problems and were out of oder.
l love SB+D tools but god damn the batteries suck. 3rd party is the way to go for those.
20v max dewalt at a discount?
They have less of a variety of tools, but I am sure they share technology to a point.
Brushless vs non-brushless? Does a weekend warrior need brushless?
Do you "need" Brushless, no. But today, all the more powerful tools are going to be brushless and thus, more expensive. Most times you wont need the power, but sometimes it is nice to have the longer runtime. This give more info on the two different motors. Watch: ua-cam.com/video/Sbxd8vY_j3o/v-deo.html
WorkshopAddict is this set better than craftsman??
Everything is better than Craftsman.
Craftsman and the normal skill battery line might have a good competition. :)
Patrick Gallagher
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I purchased a PC 20 volt set at Lowe's back in 2016 to replace an old 18 volt DeWalt set. Boy was that ever a mistake. The PC drill blew up the first time that I used a 5/8" paddle bit. The transmission failed and the motor was burning up. The demo saw died quickly when I was cutting a few 5" tree limbs with a new blade. The motor burned up in it. The grinder did the same thing. The spring in the impact chuck broke so it wouldn't hold a bit. PC would not stand behind their crappy tools. I bought this PC set because I own quite a few PC corded tools, which have served me well. I tell everyone I see looking at PC stuff at Lowe's to avoid their junk tools because they will quickly fail you and they will not warranty them. Save your money and buy DeWalt or Milwaukee.
They did not warranty it? That is sad!
@@WorkshopAddict nope... nothing but excuses... and I think it's because they knew that they were looking at a class action recall because of the high failure rates.
I still have a lot of the old Dewalt 18V tools. Those seemed to be built to a much higher quality level than a lot of today's cordless tools, but you paid the price for that privilege. My 1/2" Dewalt hammer drill with case, charger and and two batteries was $300. Today you can buy a whole tool kit for that kind of money. I'd hate to think how many thousands I spent on Dewalt 18V tools and now they are considered obsolete.
They petty, i just brought a porter cable 6 piece tool set and they sent in regular drills thats dirty
i want to hear some noise from these cordless tools in real time, not just the your voice. thanks a lot
is this set better than craftsman??
Yes, They are significantly better that the Craftsman line.
WorkshopAddict Thank you..I think I'm gonna order these tomorrow
WorkshopAddict would you recommend buy this set for a 100$ or a Dewalt drill with two batteries for a 100$??
Dude, you sound like a prisoner of war on inspection day..
#WorkshopAddict
Una cosa q no me gusta q prueban en madera podrida apoliyada eso esta mal hacer propaganda de un a erramienta ..yo si precico une espara madera dura no para esouma plas dejensen de joder
porter cable, black-decker, dewalt, are all the same company, try getting service from them or try calling them, ha ha ha, they answer the phone after about 20 to 30 minutes, say hello and then hang up. They are really rude and only want to sell you a tool and not service the customer. I have some of their tools that are less than 3 months old and they are only good for paper weights. I can't contact them and the service centers are over 40 miles from my house. I no longer trust them an will not buy from them or the rest of the company. ed
Yep... Junk
Bosch makes a far superior tool.
CHEAP F---ERS, THE FLATHEAD IS NEVER POSSIBLE HERE. toss IN A T25 TORX OR SOMETHING.
that's not the brushless model
Rick Canute the ones in the review are but if you only watched the end of the video than the ones in the pictures are actually the brushed tools but the specs are for brushless he just had the wrong pictures up
Charger sucks! Takes an hour and a half to charge. $25 get quick charger
You lose power with brushless tool!