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Initial Impressions and Size/Power Comparison

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Dewalt or Milwaukee Power Tools?

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The creator unboxes the new Milwaukee M18 FUEL cordless drill, noting its size. He compares it to his existing DeWalt drill, highlighting that the Milwaukee drill is noticeably smaller and more compact. Despite his preference for larger tools, he expresses surprise at the Milwaukee's power, citing its 130 Newton-meters of torque compared to the typical 80 Newton-meters of a DeWalt cordless drill. This segment includes bloopers where he struggles with the tool name and expressing initial skepticism about its size.

Goal: Compare the physical size and theoretical power specifications of the Milwaukee drill against a standard DeWalt drill.

Tools and materials

  • DeWalt Cordless Drill — Used as a benchmark for size and power comparison

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and it's got something called a one key and I think this one key thing is a bunch of malarkey I think it's more of a gimmick than anything else this one key is like you hook up your smartphone to your your screw gun I call it a screw gun a cordless screwdriver and I'll tell you straight up the guys that work on my crew the guys that I work hand-in-hand with you're not gonna find any single one of us hooking our smart phones up to our power tools or drinking lattes at lunch plain and simple those two things are never gonna Hills gimmick but I decided to give it a try anyway so I picked it up the first thing I was thrown a little bit by its size I'm used to just having a little longer gun a little bigger gun this is the difference in size that I was talking about this is what I'm used to working with I wasn't used to working with this and what surprised me the most is when you start to look at the specs the typical DeWalt cordless screw gun has 80 Newton meters of torque and I had to look that up because I was going why does there seemed like to be such a big difference in power in these screwdrivers a hundred and thirty Newton meters of torque that's the difference I had no clue about that one I was using it but I could feel it you can literally just feel that this thing does not stop delivering that's why I liked it so much on this job because it surprised me when it picked it up and I looked at it I wasn't expecting much it really wasn't I'm like it's small probably gonna be wonky when you hit the button you're

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