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I am a field security technician and the tool is ideal for what I need especially due to much of my use of it is for outdoor use with limited electricity, gets hot quick and does a good job.

This is an amazing video. Quick, straight to the point. No beating around the bush. I can't believe this doesn't have more views. I've been watching so many different videos trying to figure out what cells are in all of my milwaukee batteries and you did everything in ONE video what took other you tubers 10 different videos from different creators. THANKS

can you adjust the power on this DCN681? It's ripping through some vinyl trim and I need to lower the punch- is this possible?

A decibel meter instead of subjective observation is more convincing.

The Pozidriv is basically standard in Europe. Far superior to Phillips. There is also a third option which is JIS, which looks almost the same as Phillips but is quite different. We do still get Phiilips screws and they were used years ago. This video just goes on and on. He mentions that Pozidriv may be used more in Europe, but fails to check this. It seems that IKEA in the USA are at fault for not training their staff properly. They also apparently do not show the Pozidriv screws correctly in their instructions.

I had a milwaukee heat gun,it sucked,they need to make a better version because inown milwaukee tools

that was 8 minutes im not getting back

Pozidriv is the norm in Europe. Phillips are the odd ones.

They both suck

I use the Milwaukee for texture 90 percent of the time

We need those angles for special operation.

You’re pulling up before it fires. C’mon man.

Im a bit lost. So the posi heads arent tapered but the regular philis are? They look identical to me. One has the fins stick out more sorta? They both taper at that knuckle point just one has a steeper angle and the other doesnt.... What am i not understanding here?

You can also lay the DeWalt on it's back and point it up for using both hands.

I’m curious about the Milwaukee one for doing abs and pex air tests in new construction homes. Lugging a 100lbs genny around and then a 200 foot hose for a 135psi loud af compressor isn’t fun lol

Very helpful, thank you!

Surrounded by milwaukee and DeWalt gear just to tell us he doesn't know the difference between a pz and ph screw. Who uses an impact driver to put ikea furniture together anyway???!!!?

That is an amazing job, so everybody know how to replace the cells. Thanks!

Thanks for the review.

You need to study your product before filming and also you need to slow down your speech your words are running together.

makita best made in japan

As a framer I went with the cordless compressor instead of the cordless framing nailer because when we do punch out stuff or small framing I also need my positive placement nailer. But I’ve used it a couple times already and it’s good for framing small scale stuff like I don’t have to bring out or big compressor and fill it with gas.

I bought one with a battery and charger for $280 USD . . . works great but the battery is hard to remove. Any tips?

great video thank you

Mhm. We have a Makita plant on our hands boys. He didn’t mention makita’s infamous overheating problem. Just kidding, great video man

"D J R 1 8 7" not "R DAY J 1 8 7" lol

It makes no difference. The one that fits my batteries was the best one.

Whole world uses PZ :D

Please never use an impact driver with furniture assembly.

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Milwaukee beats the makita hands down in every other test I've seen! Suspect bias review?

I think this fella may be little mixed up…..

Type 13 or 14?

IKEA in North America is prime example where "Phillips" bits are chewed up quickly not being able to simply recognize the difference between Pozidriv vs Phillips and use the right bit.

I don’t care about the noise I’m comfortable that dewalt can fit on my low profile tool box just in case I got a flat tire or some one on the side of the road needs help with the 1/2 impact driver an the compressor those tools should be fine

How much

No belt clip on the DeWalt heat gun could be a safety thing , the hot end could rest against your pant leg .

The new 40V Makita wins over the Milwaukee.

Correction 1:01: When running in 60V (really 54V) 'mode', FlexVolt 6Ah becomes a 2Ah battery (of course it has to, it can't magically make energy appear). When in 20V (really 18V) 'mode', then yes it is a 6Ah battery. Both these batteries are 5s3p (so 15x 21700 cells) - the FlexVolt just has the ability to switch between 5s3p or 15s1p. Takeway: just talk about batteries using Watt-hour (Wh) - both batteries are identical, at ~108Wh.

You web site dosent work and you mumble the words so bad I can figure out what you are saying. I look up poyee poly or what ever nothing.

A girl here, where are the release buttons? Battery out?

Dewalt by default

Is the Dewaly your favorite? --> title :-)

We are having trouble taking out the battery.

Can you make a video for M12 batteries?

Makita makes some damn fine tools. I just can’t and won’t pull away from Milwaukee.

A 9 minute video just to say you need to use PZ bits for PZ screws...

thank you very much

150 dollar more for lower sound yeah that why they make head phone for

They’re are made for finish work