Choosing the Best Driver Drill in 2021
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- Опубліковано 10 чер 2021
- My driver drills recommendation list:
1. Dewalt XTREME 12V MAX
2. Makita DF332DZ. In the States Makita FD07Z
3. Budget version. Makita DF333DZ. In the States Makita FD09Z
4. If you need the power of 18v, then pick Makita DDF484Z (Europe) ; Makita XFD12Z (USA).
Amazon links for drill kits:
1. DEWALT DCD701D2 (Europe): amzn.to/3FXjJcm
Dewalt DCD701F2 (USA): amzn.to/3xd3pPX
2. Makita DF332D (Europe): amzn.to/31oVc0S
Makita FD07R1 (USA): amzn.to/2TOMgxC
3. Makita DF333D (Europe): amzn.to/3t2XjTH
Makita FD09R1 (USA): amzn.to/3gtqaIy
18V
4. Makita DDF484 (Europe): amzn.to/3F706O5
Makita XFD12R (USA): amzn.to/3HyC67Z
01:03 Metabo POWERMAXX BS 12 BL vs Makita DF332DZ (Makita FD07Z)
01:26 10,8v = 12v max and 18v = 20v max
02:02 The best driver drill Dewalt XTREME 12V MAX
02:45 Makita CXT line
03:09 Makita DF333DZ ; Makita FD09Z
03:39 Milwaukee and Bosch 12v max driver drills
03:53 18v Makita DDF484Z
04:33 10mm vs 13mm chuck - Навчання та стиль
Man you're awesome :) loved your concise and "business only" way of explaining, and also sort of felt your love to tools, which is awesome and makes me trust your opinion even more. Live long and prosper
Great explanation and to the point, great video!!!
Great video, man!
Thank you very much! In this video you gave me the most important information and you were very helpful. I now know which drill to buy. Thank you once again. Have a great day.
I appreciate your feedback. Thanks and have a good day too.
Helpful information. Thank you.
awesome and thorough review kind sir :)
Thanks!
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Tänud tagasiside eest ;)
this was very helpful..... thanks Marek thumps up 👍
Thanks for your feedback. Make a proper decision ;)
Thank you!
Very clear explanation，thx！
Thanks for nice feedback! Which drill did you chose?
this was the absolute best explaination video I have seen on drills. Thank you so much for making this video!
Thanks for your positive feedback, and specially thanks for your subscription.
Great effort on english, keep it up.
Interesting tid bits of information too!
Brilliant input. I like Makita for my home DIY. How can I identify the 12v brushless version out now for US & CA? Even their website isn't very clear or it's difficult to find.
Very helpful, I also use 240v tools for heavy drilling etc, they are much cheaper and more powerful than cordless. I really like the 12v Makitas, they are good value. I think Milwaukee spend a lot of money on advertising, there are lots on videos on youtube about how good Milwaukee is but I bet some of them are sponsored, and the Milwaukee tools are maybe 50% more cost but I dont think they are any better.
Thank you , simple, easy to understand, I dont have to use my physics dictionary any longer. thanks again
Great video , I just bought the DHP484 , and DHR 171 sds I pick em up in an hour can’t wait to put to test
Thanks, Yes it is super zen feeling to touch new tools :D
Definitely I just got me the Milwaukee pack out set now need to fill it with tools , I got mostly dewalt tools but want to give a few others a shot as I’m sure there’s some hidden gems at a great price.
Nice video, very well explained. I just bought a DHP 487 and hope this works fine.
Thanks. I like ddf487. Nice compact drill. Hopefully makita is able to offer more compact size lxt battery, like dewalt did.
@@MarekKubi I received today this drill however there is a sound like cracking when I rotate the chuck, is that normal? It is my first cordless and do not have idea about its sounds and characteristics!
@@TheYerano Yes, cracking noise is ok. When you tighten the chuck then you need to release one click at the end, then it hold the bite tighter.
@@MarekKubi well it is so confusing because the cracking noise is made all the long way when I am adjusting the chuck and sometimes the noise disappears and the turning is soft and quiet. I am not sure this is correct.
@@TheYerano Maybe you can try same model in a shop. If your is louder, then you should try warranty.
Great video and straightforward explanation. In your opinion , should I choose DeWalt or Makita,- I need to buy the whole set (drills 10.8 +18, hammer drill, multicutter, grinder, torch etc
Hei Oleg. Yes, 2 different platforms is nice, since 10,8v is cheap and not a big deal to own both of them. For grinders and etc you need 18v. Dewalt or Makita, depends on where are you from. In Estonia Makita is just a bit cheaper. Especially 10,8v tools.
Short video but packed with knowledge, without bullshitting for 30min about nothing... Thank you
Thanks for your short but to the point compliment ;)
Your English is great, keep practicing😀
Bro, you were helpful to me and I am glad of that. Superb, describing of the drills. I was thinking of purchasing the Makita 487 for domestic use. It feels great in the hand, quite sexy. But more research as the chuck is only 10mm? I think the one you showed with aluminium at the end was a great drill. It seems similar to the Dewalt 805...currently I have the Dewalt 709 atom series. I quite like this for home use.
Hey, thanks for your comment. 487 has 13mm chuck. I personally have 484 and I can drill some holes in the steel also with that. 487 is smaller drill, but you can do all works with that if you are not in a rush. Oldschool guys used even less powerful drills and they did fine.
@@MarekKubi fair point. Thanks for researching.
Thx!
Thanks for subscription!
Great video. I still don't understand completely about the stated torque specifications on these drill/drivers. I was under the impression that 1st gear was the higher torque but lower RPM, while 2nd gear was higher RPM but lower torque. Like a car's gearing. If that's not the case it's really confusing. So where does the higher torque number apply?
Thanks. Yes, like a car gears. Or actually like on bicycle. If in front you use one socket, but on the rear 2 different size, then when pressing on the pedal you get more power with bigger socket at the rear. But less speed. Measuring the NM they count rotating speed, so bigger speed, better torque on the paper. Look for the lower number if they show 2 of Nm.
what is the deffrence between Makita XFD12Z and dhp484 ? and if i buy dhp484 the black and white edition it's asame like the blue dhp484 drill?
Maybe one is marking in the US on the same drill?
I heard there are no difference in colours. Just make sure you are getting original makita tool.
Great videos and really appreciate you speaking in English! What is your thoughts on SD charger vs RC chargers? I've heard rapid chargers degrade the battery more.
Thanks for compliment. I dont believe, that faster charging decrease battery lifespan. I believe this is some sort of oldschool theory. But I heard, that if you dont plan to use batteries for few months or so, then keeping charging level at 70% is best for health. I ruined one battery, because I stored it in cold garage. But 10,8V makita batteries agter 3 years of use are still like newones. And I have a fast charger for them.
@@MarekKubi appreciate the advice mate thanks so much!! Your impact driver vs drill was very very interesting. Based on this I think a drill is enough for my home work only. Thanks again!
fast chargers is recommended for big capacity batteries, is ok to charge a 5ah or 6ah batteries with 9ah (dc18rc makita), but for a 3amps is not ok, for them 3 amps charger is ok, like dc18sd.
Can you get the new Flex brand tools over there? I have their vacuum, 6.5" circular saw, and the budget drill/impacter. I'm impressed with the quality of their tools so far....especially their batteries. I was a milwaukee fan but too many of my new batteries have quit working of late. Red/green flash...bad cell.
Not that popular in my country. Never worked or seen someone using that brand.
Can you help me choose a makita drill for metal drilling? I have impact drill already 171. Can I use it with adapter and then I don't need to buy a drill? What is difference between drill 484 that you recommended and 485 ?
Hey, yes you can drill with impact drill, when you use a special bit. For small work it is totally fine, but for big works the driver drill is better. Because drill bits for impact drivers are wiggling and can be more costly. 485 is also good drill, just a bit weaker.
@@MarekKubi thanks! Is using an adapter from hex to keyless tbat takes normal straight bit will get rid of the wiggle?
Great video! Very well explained. I was wondering if there is real benefit to have hammer mode for masonry? For example your recomended DF333DZ vs HP333DWAE which has hammer mode. In my country there is only 5 Euro difference in price between both drills. I am into diy stuff where I might need to drill in masonry. Thank you!
Hey. Thanks for your feedback. Personally I have drills without drill mode. Because I have perforator also for masonry. Drilling mode just add some extra weight and length, but I am pretty choosable, for what I will hold in hands :D Before I got cordless perforator I had df333 with hammer mode and used it sometimes. It didnt work with concrete. Maybe too bad bits. But in softer walls I got some holes up to 10mm. I heard that on 18v drills the hammer mode works better. This red corded electric drill in video have drilling mode and I used that in concrete also and worked ok (just 10x slower than perforator).
To sum up my advice, then hammer mode on 12v tool can help in some situations, but you can not rely on that, when some heavier work will come (concrete or 30+ holes). I quess 18v would work better in that scenario. I had demolishion work and needed some hammering mode without rotating for removing old tiles. So I invested in a perforator with hammering mode. Really depends on your level and your future plans. I myself have some chinese corded tools also, which cost some 5x less than makita. I just use them once per 2 years maybe, so I am happy to own some cheap tools also. Good to borrow to the friends also cheaper tools.
@@MarekKubi thank you again Marek, variety on tools will not hurt I see. You got a new subscriber!
@@Mihaels881 I appreciate your support. I have bought some new tools and 200kg of metal lately. One proper fabricating/DIY video coming this summer. I plan to concentrate on the quality of video production and see, how that affects views.
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How about ryobi? I've heard both good and bad about them.
Hello, I dont have experience with them, but as I heard, they are same as AEG. So quality needs to be good. If we talk about drills, then for me they are too big and dont feel as good in hands, as my makita. Otherwise Ryobi is doing better job at marketing.
I'm thinking about buying for like 15 euro chuck from DDF483, it should fit df332 perfectly
Let me know if that works :)
@@MarekKubiHi Marek, it took me some time but I finaly done it. I bought 13mm chuck number 763241-6 and it fits. Diameter is the same but full open chuck is longer by 8,3mm and full close by 9,9mm what makes DF332 drill longer nearly 1cm. It is still shorter than HP332.
@@pawelo2854 That is awesome upgrade.
i will make some observations here. dewalt have many problems with speed switches, chucks (dcd 790,795). makita batteries has a short longevity compare with dewalt. but makita wins at affordable prices for spare parts, a numerous service units. Nowdays all the manufacturers decrease their tools quality, it is hard to say which line of tools by a manufacturer is the best, i think we look more in detail and discuss about one model from a entire level!! for example i had to cut with an angle grinder a stucked chuck at dcd 795, after a series of speed selector switch, the second speed is not working because of a design flaw of speed selector. At makita ddf 484 i experienced a problem ; with gear ring set for drill, so clutch not engaged, the machine make a noise like was in a drive mode with clutch activated, and the piercing screw not moving, a 4,5 mmX40mm in a rectangular steel of 3 mm, so not a big task for the most powerfull model of makita 18v middle size drill drivers. Please dont take my comment like a hate!😅
Hei Felix! My thoughts are more theoretical and last years I dont work anymore on building. So your experience in durability is probably more valuable. In home usage I am pretty gentle with my tools. I dont drop them, dont leave them in a rain and I dont hurry with my projects. So probably even noname tools may last on me. But noname tools are too uncomfortable :D. What I like in R&D is DeWalt new smaller 18v battery. That is the way to go. I am not the fan of 40v batterys. I prefer corded tools perhaps. So it is all according to your preference and needs. I like to read comments about others experience. In the summer I will make a 200kg welding table and I will use my 484 to drill 20mm holes in the 10mm thick steel. So I can experience, how many smaller holes I need to drill before I can use 20mm bit with a middle size drill :D
As long as Makita is upgrading the current tool park and keeping the cost of the tool low i do not see reason to switch to another good tool. Its just so easy to go to a small local hardware store ans ask reduktor grease what they will have or some sparepart for 2 year old model. Estonian market is overflowed with Makita and i do not want to go upstream with purchasing Dewalt or Milwaukee etc.
In the States atm Makita 179$ vs Dewalt 130$.
Olen Makita toodangut kasutanud alates aastast 2005 ja ei soovi seda ühegi teise vastu vahetada - head riistad :D
Jah, meil on suur eelis teiste riikide ees hind. 2005 oli ikka Milwaukee nr1 tööriist ;)
nice. thanks.
Your welcome, what is your choice then?
@@MarekKubi I am thinking of a new model DDF487
@@addthisto Very nice compact drill (Y)
@@MarekKubi 2 Ah batterie is enough?
@@addthisto Yes
I would like to add that storing your battery at 50% if not used frequently is better. Also Milwaukee batteries have a shocking failure rate these days. Their 6ah ho and 12ah ho batteries are trash. Their 2.0, 3.0ah high output, standard 5.0ah and 8.0ah high output batteries seem to be good.
Thanks for that information. Have heard also about makita 5ah is more durable than 6ah.
@@MarekKubi i think it depends on what cells and the quality control. Also how long they took to sell them.
@@unclefester4626 yes, on makita battery you can see producing date on a battery.
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Cordless 12v makita is noticible more strong than 12v corded?
There is no 12v corded.
@@MarekKubi Sorry, I mean 12v brushed vs 12v brushless
@@AkashaMetta not big difference in power.
Hey, Marek! Do Dmitriy Schavinski give you permission to use his video? I think bloggers must make they owner content or ask for permission and give link to those who video they use.
That's way will be right.
Hey. On UA-cam platform there is a thing as a Fair Use. You can use other youtubers videos without asking for a permission. Once you upload a content, you have accepted a terms, so your video can be used by others within certain circumstances. If a creator dont wish to share his work, he can upload his videos on Netflix, television, homepage or some other platform.
@@MarekKubi thank you! It's a great news! I think, I will be fair if i use some of your video. Now I don't need anything, just downloaded video and make some changes.
I think you don't mind if I use your material?
@@yesicandoit No, I don't mind.
@@MarekKubi it's ok.
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Palun väga ;)
Love this video, you're so cute! lol
Прежде чем купить аккумуляторные инструменты, ПРОВЕРЯЙТЕ аккумулятор. У Макиты много БРАКА!!! Внутреннее сопротивление 3А. акка 96 Милли Ом !!! А должно быть не больше 25 мОм!!! Вот почему люди жалуются, что акки надо менять через 0,5-1 год!!! Проверял 2 раза так и не купил. Прибор imaxb6 v2. В магазин ходите только с прибором который меряет внутреннее сопротивление аккумулятора!!!
Спасибо добрый человек, не слыхал такого. Но блин смущает что покупка прибора необходима только для того чтобы один раз использовать при покупке шурика. А что насчёт dewolt DeWALT DCD 701 D2 скажите?
Thank you!