Hope so, us 18v users are starting to feel second class to all the 40v stuff that keeps on coming out 10ah would suit me fine for a number of items, namely 1. My lawnmower 2. Leaf blower 3. My hand blower (one of the best little tools I have ever purchased) I will believe it when I see it though...
Great video tools. Personally I'm still waiting for a tool company that come up with a saw designed and made for the plumbing and water industry. I know that the band saws can do UpTo 100mm PVC but if a company could come up with one that could cut through 500mm pe instead of having to use chainsaws and spending all the time cleaning up the ends to be able to weld it effectively. One thought was something like what the forestry industry uses for harvesting trees with the clamps and the blade that comes down. Also wouldn't Makitas connect x battery be the answer to the Milwaukee MX fuel ones.
Makita cornering the market , Mafell is about the only one that makes circular saw in that size. Corded Makita saw comes in a cube , carry case specially made for the saw , when that one does not fit in Makpac.
Noticed DTC100, 101, 102, and 103 are not on the Japanese website (maybe called differently...), even though they've been on the LTU and some other sites for a while now. These are all very niche, but question is, does Makita release stuff for foreign markets only as well?
@ er, because DeWalt have powerstack and Milwaukee have forge plus makita lxt still using 18650 cells that are ancient technology. That’s why they should
What’s the best compact/lightweight makita driver? Been considering getting the DDF083Z.. it’s brushless and 18v, so I have plenty extra batteries. 2.4 without battery, 3lb with 2.0ah. Made in china. Other option from Makita is DF030D. Not brushless, and it’s 12v line. 2lbs with battery. Very old, but made in Japan.
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8 and 10ah 18v batteries are on there way
Hope so, us 18v users are starting to feel second class to all the 40v stuff that keeps on coming out
10ah would suit me fine for a number of items, namely
1. My lawnmower
2. Leaf blower
3. My hand blower (one of the best little tools I have ever purchased)
I will believe it when I see it though...
Really?
Bosch already makes a 12ah 18V.
8 or 10Ah for my brushcutter would be nice
Stop teasing
Yes, I want that 40v metal chop saw 😁
same, especially a carbide blade cold cut version
Why can’t u just use a metal blade
@@patrykgadomski4951 Carbide saws require lower motor speed and increased torque
@@patrykgadomski4951 because regular mitter saws are not made to handle metal dust, esp not hot metal dust. It is a different tool
Quit sure that the 40v chain saw will have the same power as the 18 v version.
Can't wait to see the test video 18 vs 40
I've been waiting for that big XGT beam saw! Too bad the logs for log homes are crazy expensive right now.
Got the 18v hatchet a while ago, pretty good bit of kit the battery life is great on it
Good video, thanks! I would like to see Makita release a hand held fertilizer spreader!
3:30 😂😂😂 when you’re right, you’re right!
I want that 40V chopsaw so much !! Hopefully is will be the cold cut chopsaw
What a boss saw! Count me in, forget about motion of the ocean it's all about size!
Тараканьи бега🪳🪳🪳 - это супер начало ролика😂
Благодарю за выпуск. Жду от Вас новинок XGT💪
Булатный лайк мой👍
i hope the 40v metal saw is a cold cut instead of abrasive. They would be the first cordless cold cut
They need to make the same 18v impacts in 40v
I don't need this, but I definitely wanna use the saw once at least😂
Welcome back. Mr Tools
IP56 rated! Wow, it was definitely designed for the job site then.
Wonder if the battery connection is also.
@saiiiiiii1 It must be. Part of the code is that the moisture cannot impede the operation of the product.
@@johannes.f.r. I don't remember which brand it was but there certainly was a case where the tool was rated higher than the standalone battery
Great video tools. Personally I'm still waiting for a tool company that come up with a saw designed and made for the plumbing and water industry. I know that the band saws can do UpTo 100mm PVC but if a company could come up with one that could cut through 500mm pe instead of having to use chainsaws and spending all the time cleaning up the ends to be able to weld it effectively. One thought was something like what the forestry industry uses for harvesting trees with the clamps and the blade that comes down. Also wouldn't Makitas connect x battery be the answer to the Milwaukee MX fuel ones.
Any news on that new 18V pole saw regarding its availability and model number in the US?
If the coil nailer is a siding nailer I would love that
So big and powerful, they named it "the widow maker". 😀
5:23 that is one beastly saw! 😂
Kinda curious about that MX Fuel-looking thing shown towards the end.
Any rough idea when the 415mm saw will be released in japan so i can buy one on ebay in australia?
That 16 5/16" saw is one of the coolest things I've ever seen. However... still no 8 1/4 table saw? Am I missing something?
@merkn247 how do you know?
I bet, the camera is just to check if the safety guard is mounted.
That’s crazy! Motorcycles have a switch that disconnects the ignition when the kickstand is down, that seems more reasonable than a camera
I’m not saying you’re wrong though.. safety first 😂
Switches are easily bypassed.
We used a large saw like that to cut wic panels.
Damn, now i have to upgrade my already huge circularsaw (cutting depth 111mm)
Makita cornering the market , Mafell is about the only one that makes circular saw in that size.
Corded Makita saw comes in a cube , carry case specially made for the saw , when that one does not fit in Makpac.
was there a flash of an 80v impact wrench?????
They also releasing the 3/4 high torque nut gun as a 1/2 inch
Did you watch the vide0?
So many people jump the gun and blow it.
Woops 😅
@@edwardlogan267 Whoops indeed.
That 1/2 inch has been my dream lol it should do everything.
How cut wood with out die in the atemp
Who else turned the video speed down to see the patents that flashed up
I wonder if Mafell will compete with that. It's gonna eat batteries like they're biscuits though
Noticed DTC100, 101, 102, and 103 are not on the Japanese website (maybe called differently...), even though they've been on the LTU and some other sites for a while now. These are all very niche, but question is, does Makita release stuff for foreign markets only as well?
Is that first one u flashed 18 gauge nailer. I was able to stop it😂
Timestamp?
@ 6:35
Just please dont stall test that behemoth saw, im worried for you😮
😂
and im in the u.s and been waiting for the 125mm... lol
What is this at 11:58?
Is there any word of the 18v lxt batteries getting an upgrade?
Why would they?
@ er, because DeWalt have powerstack and Milwaukee have forge plus makita lxt still using 18650 cells that are ancient technology. That’s why they should
Is that a 12v brad nailer patent? lol also wth is that lxt makpak box thingamajig with the batteries on the bottom?
6:35 I initially thought 2Ah 18V, but could be 12V
@@toolscientist yea I thought it was 18v too, but after looking closer the battery seems too small
18v 5 cell battery.
I can't wait to see it on Awesome Framers
I just want a 3/8 impact wrench :/
That's definitely not a baby saw. I want it but honestly I don't need it.
the good stuff is japan only
Why is that little chainsaw using such a big chain, should be running 1/4 043
What’s the best compact/lightweight makita driver? Been considering getting the DDF083Z.. it’s brushless and 18v, so I have plenty extra batteries. 2.4 without battery, 3lb with 2.0ah. Made in china.
Other option from Makita is DF030D. Not brushless, and it’s 12v line. 2lbs with battery. Very old, but made in Japan.
2024 still using Allen keys sort it out please
up where 🤷♂️ what top corner🤷♂️ patron🤷♂️
If they are not in the top corner on the device you are watching on, then they are in the description. Cheers.
Where can you find the six inch 40 volt pruning saw? Is it self oiling?
That is not the largest circ saw. Look at Mafells offering.
I think he means worlds biggest cordless saw
Some people don't pay attention.