We re-wrote this episode 3 times because their product lines are so confusing. We tried to lay it out as straight forward as we can with numbers and even a summary of FAQ at the end - and it's still not easily skimmable content. Sorry for that. You can find many of the best tested options here: www.amazon.com/shop/torquetestchannel We're not recommending going out and buying "the best" battery here, more figuring out which tool is a better buy overall with any battery.
@@ToolDeals the struggle is real for creators covering DeWALT. And we have the info right in front of us. The average consumer? It's like DeWALT dropped their toddler off at the deep end of the swimming pool so they can get on a conference call about quarterly earnings.
Worked for me, apart from advantages with missing 'n's :D Seriously though, consistently solid work chaps, you don't flower it up, even the humour is educational/experiential, this makes both the runs and narration easilty absorbable. I'm admittedly wired to deal with information, but it just seemed like a lightly caveated(tool support) multi-tool take of your normal "objective showdown" battery test format. I think I can understand the tool choices it seems to be implemented in first, even if just as priority. You have to limit a tool less when it has a better understanding of it's operating environment. Circ saws and grinders can bog down badly if you have droop on due to radius, and there isn't really an alternative for most. A general drill is suited to light steel/masonary at best, there is always something bigger and better suited to heavy tasks. For building it's a proper SDS drill or impact wrench and cars it's a pillar, as the part is off the vehicle. With all that said, think I would be crying foul if they weren't two entirely different product lines, thanks for keeping the discourse real.
We re-wrote this episode 3 times because their product lines are so confusing. We tried to lay it out as straight forward as we can with numbers and even a summary of FAQ at the end - and it's still not easily skimmable content. Sorry for that. You can find many of the best tested options here: www.amazon.com/shop/torquetestchannel
We're not recommending going out and buying "the best" battery here, more figuring out which tool is a better buy overall with any battery.
The summary at the end really helped, was difficult to keep track of which battery was which through the tests lol
Literally said this yesterday in my video about the different models of seemingly the same tools.
@@ToolDeals the struggle is real for creators covering DeWALT. And we have the info right in front of us. The average consumer? It's like DeWALT dropped their toddler off at the deep end of the swimming pool so they can get on a conference call about quarterly earnings.
Worked for me, apart from advantages with missing 'n's :D
Seriously though, consistently solid work chaps, you don't flower it up, even the humour is educational/experiential, this makes both the runs and narration easilty absorbable. I'm admittedly wired to deal with information, but it just seemed like a lightly caveated(tool support) multi-tool take of your normal "objective showdown" battery test format.
I think I can understand the tool choices it seems to be implemented in first, even if just as priority. You have to limit a tool less when it has a better understanding of it's operating environment. Circ saws and grinders can bog down badly if you have droop on due to radius, and there isn't really an alternative for most. A general drill is suited to light steel/masonary at best, there is always something bigger and better suited to heavy tasks. For building it's a proper SDS drill or impact wrench and cars it's a pillar, as the part is off the vehicle. With all that said, think I would be crying foul if they weren't two entirely different product lines, thanks for keeping the discourse real.
@@TorqueTestChannel 😂😂😂 yeah man the struggle is definitely real! Don't even get me started on the impact wrenches 🥴