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Drilling Performance Test

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Testing Flex's new Power tools- No glitz, no hype, no B.S.

What happens here

Both individuals simultaneously begin drilling into the thick wooden beam. The Flex drill, utilizing its 'Turbo' mode, demonstrates significantly faster drilling, completing the hole first. The presenter explains that the Flex drill's higher voltage (24V vs 18V) and the 'Turbo' mode (which increases power by 25% and RPM in Speed 2) are key factors in its superior performance. Despite increased power consumption in Turbo mode, Flex batteries are designed to offer comparable runtimes due to their larger size and advanced technology.

Tools and materials

  • Competitor 18V Drill
  • Flex 24V Drill
  • Large Auger Bit
  • Safety Glasses
  • Thick Wooden Beam

What they say

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[Music] okay just to make sure there's no funny business can we put these side by each i want to make sure that the auger bit lengths are the same okay so why did this one win eric so this one won the big difference between these two drills is we have uh 200 more uh inch pounds of torque okay it's at 1200 this is at 1400 inch pounds but the real secret is the turbo button right here we had turbo mode on so that is going to increase my power 25 percent and i'm getting a lot higher rpm in speed 2 we're going up to 25 no no turbo mode no turbo mode on this white tool will that turbo mode wear the battery down faster it's using a little bit more power but our battery is also slightly bigger um so it's comparable runtimes comparable runtimes okay depends on the application okay now can i try this tool against you okay are you ready i'm ready one two three go [Music] that's where i was left oh yeah i'm not i don't want to lose if these tools are that good they're going to win on their own merit yeah so i got a couple inches deeper than you okay

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