Hi Marek, just found your videos. Excellent!! I am a professional plumber for 23 years and over 40 years in Building trade in uk. Your videos are great, not too much talking, not too long and your describe the tools and how they work very well. I have been watching you tube for many years and you are the first channel I have ever subscribed too. Please keep the videos coming, many thanks.
Hei Trev! Your comment was really motivating. I have covered the main theoretical topics about house builds and tools, so there are not so interesting theoretical stuff coming soon. But today I am preparing myself to make a proper diy video about 200kg welding/fixture table. Currently I am preparing materials, tools, ideas and filming equipment for that. At the summer, during the vacation, I will film that project and after that spend a lot of my time for editing and learning video editing and stuff. My longer target with UA-cam is to build a small garage, where I can create awesome fabricating projects. If I find time, then one theoretical video is also on the list. 1-story house vs 2-story house. Thanks for your feedback and support.
Thanks for this video. I have already 4 12V Makita Tools (Jig Saw, Drill, Impact, Ratchet) and 4 batteries and was thinking about buying an 18 V Multitool. But this video confirmed me to go with the TM30 and save a lot of money.
Thanks for your comment. I have TM30, but I have an issue with that. When doing some longer work, then vibrating is melting battery plastic cover. I am now using that only on some small works. I have wired bosch tool for longer works.
@@MarekKubi Good to know. I was thinking about buying one of the new Fein 18 V Multitools first, because of their new partnership/compatibilty with Bosch. Maybe I start with the TM30 and decide later to upgrade. Since we have a lot of corded tools (angle grinders in all sizes, Dremel, different sanders, sabre saw...) I may use the multitool for special / small jobs only.
@@neoBliZZard7 It depends of blades and material you are cutting. Some are giving more friction. Some multitools have rubber area before the battery (like on perforators) and they kill vibrations on battery. On corded tool there is no problem with vibrations. Just hands get tired. The newest 18v makita os has less vibrations, since there is pendulum or something like that for antivibration.
Interesting video, I'm a DIYer and I've just bought the corded version of the DTM51 as a replacement for my old Bosch 250W model which had the Allen key, which I hated. Was always mislaying the Allen key in the middle of the job and then hunting for it. I know you can lose the rod in my new model, but its only loose when you're changing blades, not while you're moving around and working. The light issue isn't a deal breaker for me as I very rarely use it on my drill or screwdriver and if I'm in the loft or cupboards where its tight I generally wear a head torch in any case. But like the analysis from your professional POV.
Hi Marek, just found your videos. Excellent!! I am a professional plumber for 23 years and over 40 years in Building trade in uk. Your videos are great, not too much talking, not too long and your describe the tools and how they work very well. I have been watching you tube for many years and you are the first channel I have ever subscribed too. Please keep the videos coming, many thanks.
Hei Trev! Your comment was really motivating. I have covered the main theoretical topics about house builds and tools, so there are not so interesting theoretical stuff coming soon. But today I am preparing myself to make a proper diy video about 200kg welding/fixture table. Currently I am preparing materials, tools, ideas and filming equipment for that. At the summer, during the vacation, I will film that project and after that spend a lot of my time for editing and learning video editing and stuff. My longer target with UA-cam is to build a small garage, where I can create awesome fabricating projects. If I find time, then one theoretical video is also on the list. 1-story house vs 2-story house. Thanks for your feedback and support.
Thanks for this video. I have already 4 12V Makita Tools (Jig Saw, Drill, Impact, Ratchet) and 4 batteries and was thinking about buying an 18 V Multitool. But this video confirmed me to go with the TM30 and save a lot of money.
Thanks for your comment. I have TM30, but I have an issue with that. When doing some longer work, then vibrating is melting battery plastic cover. I am now using that only on some small works. I have wired bosch tool for longer works.
@@MarekKubi Good to know. I was thinking about buying one of the new Fein 18 V Multitools first, because of their new partnership/compatibilty with Bosch. Maybe I start with the TM30 and decide later to upgrade. Since we have a lot of corded tools (angle grinders in all sizes, Dremel, different sanders, sabre saw...) I may use the multitool for special / small jobs only.
@@MarekKubi How long does it take to become really hot?
@@neoBliZZard7 It depends of blades and material you are cutting. Some are giving more friction. Some multitools have rubber area before the battery (like on perforators) and they kill vibrations on battery. On corded tool there is no problem with vibrations. Just hands get tired. The newest 18v makita os has less vibrations, since there is pendulum or something like that for antivibration.
@@neoBliZZard7 Yeah, there are never too many of them :D
Interesting video, I'm a DIYer and I've just bought the corded version of the DTM51 as a replacement for my old Bosch 250W model which had the Allen key, which I hated. Was always mislaying the Allen key in the middle of the job and then hunting for it. I know you can lose the rod in my new model, but its only loose when you're changing blades, not while you're moving around and working. The light issue isn't a deal breaker for me as I very rarely use it on my drill or screwdriver and if I'm in the loft or cupboards where its tight I generally wear a head torch in any case. But like the analysis from your professional POV.
Thanks. Compact tool is good, when you carry it with your work. For home usage is ok big corded tool. For making money not so.
Thank you! Great video!
... excellent presentation... aitäh!!
Hea video. Makitalt nõua sisse reklaam raha.😀
Hi thanks for sharing the useful video clip. Can we use it as a grinder?
Hi, no. Grinder is about 50 times faster.
how long does the 1.5ah battery last for the TM30D?
Hey, I have 2ah. Didnt use that for more than 10min straight. Maybe something like 20min with 2ah?
@@MarekKubi great thank you
Ostsin enne ära juba, aga tegin õige valiku 🙂
Tore et sul tööriistapark laieneb :D Mis siis järgmiseks, tolmuimeja?
@@MarekKubi Survepesuri peale mõtlen :P