Cheap(er)Power tools Vs Pro Tools
Video by Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek
Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek
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This video conducts a 'tool fight' to compare the performance and features of Skil and Milwaukee cordless power tools, specifically focusing on drills (12V and 18V) and reciprocating saws. The hosts perform drilling and cutting tests, discuss the benefits of brushless motor technology, and evaluate the value proposition of each brand for different user segments, emphasizing affordability for new users.
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(8,028 characters)and here it is today and you're telling me Patrick that this skill has a chance of competing against Milwaukee and Dewalt yes Milwaukee versus skill impact drivers 12-volt drills 18 volt drills pencils skill versus no hockey all right so now we got one and a half inch paper it's you guys this Milwaukee brush list against the skill brush list these are very comparable right this is an entry-level Milwaukee tool up against the skill so we're gonna make sure our clutches aren't on so make sure you're in drill mode or in both speed one-way drill mode and I'm ready when you are I know I just don't want to see the freaking apply on my hand okay ready set go oh my god alright let's stop dude this is a complete opposite end of the spectrum we're just saying Kenny I don't know myself stop my head but can a you know 100 dollar impact go up against the $200 in package just water the results okay hey you're dealing with a self feeding bit all right so this is pulling itself through the more you push you're probably doing less okay all right okay I'm gonna start over here now that away from you all right I want you get down that way there's a knot here hold on I always push it hard it's okay I started in Reverse all right ready set go okay all right look just put this bit in because we might have a bad business it didn't look like you were grabbing right one and a half so maybe it wasn't me that well the first time I was here you're rambling you're not bashing on either brand and I said think of it this way you've got a fresh kid just getting into the industry and he needs some of these tools but he can't afford it can he afford a skill and will it perform enough to help that person at least get their career launched to get started and this stems from a true story that you experienced at Harbor Freight right yeah oh yeah the kid that came up to us my kid came up to us at Harbor Freight we're checking out and he had a few bowers in this hand and he recognized Stanley or me and he said oh hey you guys are the tool guys again and he was so proud to get his first tool even it was a Harbor Freight you know a lot of you guys out there are gonna bash him say oh yeah that sucks to him hey man it was a tool that you could create with any tool is a great tool whatever is on your budget you know we're just trying to help you guys maximize that budget it's actually really picky about how we do these things [Music] oh I'm gonna just grab the tool another clause for using the Phils ex to do you're sending me that video clip for taking off last time we did thank you guys and like 21 million views toe fights are hard they stressed me out man because there's so many variables so but yeah you're right I mean you can't do this in the store so alright alright so remember just let it feed through dude okay wants me to oh wise one okay one two three dude we're gonna kill yourself spice warm okay so man this skill holla thrown on that one dude that was neckla Genaro moving through one then just barreling to do it again walking I won just barely okay let's check one more time we want switch tools oh my god hey oh hey I still feel guilty pretty well oh that was well but you know now you're right working on the money difference I mean they're both doing what you don't like about the skillet you don't see on many DIY ones is the de metal Chuck they're trying to give you those professional features and everything you know had a great price Patrick real quick a brushless motor is actually a digital motor is that right that's correct brushless is what we use in the power tool industry and it's probably not a good way to describe it because all it says is no brushes and consequent to that most manufacturers including ourselves say quite rightly it's more efficient because it has no brushes but in fact no brushes is just one little detail look at this mortar now what do you see you see two wires going in that is because it goes in and there's two connectors that provide commutator then make sure there's a rotational direction I'm sorry why so if you take one of those apart remember the old motors you looked inside when you pulled the trigger you looked inside a little bit of sparking came out especially if them that the button the tool was kind of old that's because you had the two brushes remember brushless those are two brushes the contacted this wheel with alternate contacts it's the only reason the thing would actually spin in one direction and then the other this is kind of like three-phase power coming in so it's alternating which set of coils are being energized and that's what causes you're going to start the cut once you make that groove cut then you're gonna push in and forward and hold you want to hold these behind these two together so watch dude I'm telling you though me I'm kind of impressed this one - yeah oh I still think it's goes better in this this disappear the skill was just smoother to me this goes better training walk again I'm telling you here's why the skills seem smoother the skill smoother and that's because oh that's because of skill song what do you tell my skill saw own skill though that technology makes its way over to this just like they own ego so ego makes its way to the batteries you knows a lot of cross you know platform engineering happening so if it looks like I'm working it I am damn just kind of relaxing I think he is he's running the skill and I'm running the walk I was pushing hard I was putting harder okay yeah classy example you guys that's why you lost cuz do you guys sometimes it's really it's I mean we don't make this stuff up you have to let the tool do the work that's why it's there do you know what I'm saying what I'm gonna say this low-skill 12 volt is very impressive I mean I love this thing I received this has a bigger feature set it has a title shot how did they let you with the skill first time when I was pushing harder and then when I went with the Milwaukee and I was pushing hard again it was a tie at the beginning with the skills I said about video alright guys that's all we got pretty we just had some fun lets you guys decide you guys tell us who won I mean we were basically we're talking about the King of the Ring versus the king of DIY going head-to-head just seeing how they do skills come a long way they've got a whole new line of tools come out they've revamped all of their tools and that's why I thought it was interesting to try to to see how far they've come in this situation just share it with you so I don't know who won so and don't rip on Stanley guys for his bad usage of tools he's not normally like that he's a real smart guy I think you best would be a little bit I grew up on farm tractors yeah yeah man but I mean all different material sometimes you have to push harder something you don't I mean a lot of pigs you just want to feel what's working in that particular application we'll see you guys my neighbors plus cook in them I mean this is really top in industry so we're going the top Milwaukee versus let's go yes and what's the key to just okay so house we're going to do is we're both on the fastest speeds possible we're gonna run three through and then we'll swap and then run three through again we did this test twice switching the tools between us first time I had the Milwaukee the second time right now I've got the skill in my hand and every time we did it the Milwaukee one on this one okay so what are we learned the Milwaukee is definitely faster I like faster but is that really that important right you guys I mean this one actually feels pretty good no I thought that way I actually felt really good as far as absorbing the impact I thought that really did a good job yeah cuz it has a skinnier grip I mean I'm not gonna get into you know favorable grip tight but I know that the m12 doesn't have a wide I didn't actually never I do like the ring lay on the skill but the Milwaukee m12 is my go-to also I mean out a little bit [Music] all right next hi
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