Best Drill (BATTERY POWERED)? Milwaukee vs Dewalt, Makita, Bosch, Festool, Ryobi, Bauer, Ridgid

Sorry, I have another idea. I just mentioned testing the highest end brands, but what about testing the different levels of the same brands against themselves the way you did with the batteries vs higher output batteries? Is it really worth it to spend more on the more expensive/more powerful drills? Let's find out!

Each company seems to have several different lines of drills and batteries. Several companies offer brushed and brushless, and then different grades of brushless. For example I know that rigid offers brushed, brushless, and then octane brushless. And then there's regular and high output batteries. I would be interested to see this test with the highest end of each drill, and in the same video test regular and high output batteries. I know you've done the high output battery comparison, but putting it all in one so you could compare one company's high output to another company's regular, and know that it is the highest end best drill they offer would be nice.

The only festool worth owning is there track saw

I luckily invested in Makita stuff when doing a Reno several years ago and am happy to see the brand always do well in these Project Farm comparison tests. Just need a drill driver to finish it off as my old Milwaukee drill is just starting to slow down.

Love the vids! Testing in pine 2x material connot be very uniform resistance though. The density varies too much.

This video is nice as an idea, but drills are not the same class models. It is like comparing Mercedes from the 80s to Mercedes from 2020

real quick it's a drill not a screw gun or a impact driver ,that's how how stripe the gears in it ,its just for drilling holes

We really need Hercules and also "Skil" brand tools to be tested. Skill and Hercules seem to be trying as hard as possible to improve quality. Hercules is Harbor Freight's premium brand.

Wish you would have included Hilti, but as normal very well done

I got a teccpo drill off of amazon that i expected to be junk. However, It’s been pretty impressive! Would like to see it tested in another brand lineup! 👍🏻

Probably that Festool it’s just for an exhibition on a shelf or something

I won't lie, that Festool drill looks pretty killer. Out of my price range though.

Wow, the low torque/clutch disengage test is eye-opening. The most expensive tools, except Makita, all failed it - unbelievable really, such a let down. Thank you for the extremely valuable tests.

Man, I wish America had Lidl's Parkside tools. Those are plenty good for the money and it would be great to add them to the videos

Bro that Festool looks like a glue gun 😅

Looks like the Red Army and the Yellow army are still eating good.

Would you mindo doing a new roundup on strictly brushless drills?

Hey this is nice information

With all the newer brushless options out now, can we look forward to an updated drill video sometime?

I'd love to see this done again with the latest and best offerings, Ryobi has stepped up massively since this video.

Another great & informative video ! Thank you.

Would love to see you test step drill bits on metal & wood.

you should have tested the Bosch GSB 18V-150 C with 150 NM or ca. 1330 In-lbs

where hilti?

Thanks

Im about 34, but I've been using power tools from all seizes since I was 13 or so, and from whatever experience I have, I really only trust two brands; Hilti and Makita. But I can see DeWalt and Milwaukee are good too. But they don't seem as common here in Europe. Every professional that I've ever come across multiple fields always goes with Hilti or Makita, sometimes Bosch if on a budget.

The best general purpose drill is Zubr, Russian manufactured.

What a comprehensive & thorough video ! Thank you.

Milwaukee 4 life

I just found this channel… amazing. This man does gods work. I’ve been binge watching all the tool videos

rookie... he didnt include snap on LOL there's a $2000 drill LOL

I've been using a Ryobi 18v for 20 yrs and i start my tiller with it every spring that test is Bull Shit

The festool just made me laugh

How about testing the best beer/drink coozies? Like Yeti, BruMate, Frost Buddy, etc.

Buenas, excelente compra

Forgot to add. Great job on ALL your vvideos. They are the only ones I consider to watch. Your product evals are totally top notch!

Would have loved to see Milwaukee 12 Volt in this test. I've got a whole slug of Ryobi items, but when the going gets tuff, out come the 12 volt Milwaukees. Amazing products.

I understand how good are corded tools from festool but cordless? Don't know if bateries are for the task

Tool is awesome!

very nice, i hope if you ever revisit the drill show down that you include the use of holesaws too. i use those fairly often on job sites for new construction. thank you for all the awesome showdowns

Because of this test I bought a Milwaukie. 😊😊

You should test the harbor freight warrior 18v

Honestly the Bauer's performance is very impressive for it only being a 40 dollar drill

You are a life saver. I really wanted to know about the budget friendly drills and you made it possible to have a clearer understanding. 😊😊😊

Its called a drill and he didnt tested drilling.

My policy is to avoid ALL Chinese made tools. Unethical lot. Plus a Festool last. Like all their power tools. Or maybe I’m just addicted to green. 😂

This question might start a riot, but can you do a vid on who is the best power tool brand overall?

Whats the point in having 4 gears?

They sell the tool without a battery and charger…yeah fuck these companies. Excuse my language.

Recently bought a home again and your videos have helped so much with deciding which brands to go with. Subscribed!

Have you compared any of the porter cable tools? I was told they're not the worst for their price at least compared to the lower end of power tools.

Any tool brand that sounds like a Munsters character or horribly bad foot fungus is bound to be great