Atomic vs NURON (Low Range) SDS Hammer Drills A 

And do not push the drill. Keep easy pressure and let the drill do the work

I will do that for now on, cleaning the holes darting the tests is a good idea, thanks bro

I totally agree! Keep the hole clean by pulling the drill bit back up regularly. Drills quicker, saves battery and wear on the drill. I own the Te6 and SF6H Hilti's without Nuron. I can't think it would benefit me much, is very expensive and the batteries are bulky. Maybe if I was in heavy construction but I am a Maintenance manager and don't constantly use drills. The Hilti gear is impressive though. Dave.

Yes, but then you have to start timing your pulls so it doesn't influence the final result. 😉

I thank you INT

Hey What up Brandon cool to see you over here @Impact Nation Tools

@@AntonioClaudioMichael Yo yo bro. What’s up Antonio. If there’s a Rotary Hammer video I’m there brother ✊. How’s life treating you man? Hope everything is good with you and the fam

@@IMPACT-NATION doing okay Brother Fam is good just work work work ya know how it is

@@AntonioClaudioMichael I most certainly do

They have a 12v version also

you are welcome Ann :)

Yup for $110 that dewalt is way cool.

Nice point on the noise. More joules = more pissed-off neighbours.

I thank you Logan

Yes sir :)

I thank you Shadetree

At risk of sounding like a total Hilti fan boy - honestly, becuase I use their tools I just check out their other stuff too - Hilti make an exo-skeleton to make over-head work much easier. My lack of shoulder muscles make changing wiring of a light fitting painful work after a few mintues - I don't know how you can go all day installing conduit overhead!

@@natdenchfield8061 it wasn't all day doing it and doesn't happen often. usually, the electricians do it for us or we do down the wall installs. I was just saying in almost all reviews for these tools they do them in the most optimal way possible not really showing a more difficult situation where the weight of the tool is more on the user's hands/arms.

I will from here on out

I can't wait for the 5ah as well

Dewalt DCH293 is what youre looking for. Its a work horse for sure.

the Dewalt is a 3 bar system and the HILTI is a 4 bar system. so the amount of bard remaining is irrelevant, I need to figure out a way to have actually see the percentage of remaining battery

@@ManCaverTools Percentage can also be a bit irrelevent in the real world unfortunately. It's probably just an estimate based on battery voltage reading and some average of what that means in some constant drainage curve, if you see what I mean. And those chosen curves will be different between manufacturers. The total energy left in the battery can be worked out by a constant drain and a log of voltage, to create a curve, and the area under the curve is the energy. There are RC car battery units that do that, for competitive racing - so that people can figure out the best charging for their batteries etc. I'm not sure what voltages they cater for.. you mght be able to adapt one for tool batteries (if it's actually a worthwhile endevour!) As you probably know, the higher the current delivery for a lithium battery, normally the less total energy it can deliver. It gets worse the closer you get to the particular cell type's maximum current delivery. I guess that's why brands have been moving away from the 18650 cells with less max current than others so you can push the tool whilst keeping away from the max - why batteries with two or more parallel sets of cells deliver more than just the sum of their Amp/hour figures as the cells are experiencing half the current load for the same power.

that feature is standard now.most tools have it. that's like mentioning a keyless chuck.

$1000 Hilt vs $150-$200 Dewalt

correct, but if you use this size of SDS you will mainly need to a few inches or so, im not saying that you will only do a few inches for every hole. but these will be. good for most realistic situations

I really do need to get that 5ah battery soon

@@ManCaverTools ebay and offerup where i have gotten them. Got 5 so far

I will be getting it this fall. im curious myself

Hilti is the only way

I use Hilti tools for basic carpentry, scenic carpentry for events: installing set and stages for conferences, fashion shows etc, and they are great . The barrel grip jigsaw is a very stong performer in particular. I use an impact driver mostly and when I compare to other brands colleagues use, I find - for me - it has the perfect blend of speed /impact drive so that it doesn't go into impact too soon and feels comfortable long-term whilst still driving up to 100mm screws as fast or slightly faster than others.. The only thing I've felt is that they are a little lower torqued than some other brands.. but i rarely come across situations where I need more torque except some hole saws holes get done quicker with other brands.. Good power but lower torque. But, that's on the A22 battery platform. Judging by this channel, the Nuron platform has really pushed their torque performance from low to mid-table in many tests to the top! Mine Nuron tools arrived from the US last month but I've not yet pressed them into service (only just available on pre-order here in the UK, but the price is much higher.. e.g. SF 4-22: $129 in US (up from $116 when I ordered), £181/$205 in UK - I really have no idea why! )

These SDS hammer drills dont have a chisel feature unfortunately

yes I will :)

I bought some Hilti Nuron basic tools for my work (combi drill, impact driver and jigsaw) from the US before they came out in the UK (not too sure if they are actually out yet even now.. ). The UK prices are crazy: Hilti SF 4-22: $109 (when I bought it in May), now £181 in the UK .

I wil be getting Bosch's sds. I want one from all brands now :)

GBH18V-20N, would be the closest Bosch equivalent to these… also I think it would be better if you included the prices for each, and the prices for the batteries. I think this is one of the most over looked things on reviews. So many people don’t think about the cost of batteries if they are thinking about switching and not everyone has them laying around of each brand. You don’t have to harp on it but throwing up a quick spreadsheet of break downs showing drill price and battery prices at the time of the video would be huge, and people will start to see the true cost of ownership. Just some thoughts to think about on your videos.

Ohhhh and the Bosch has the chipping(plus it’s normal priced at $199, but on sale for a while for $159) neither of the two you ran are in that ball park of features & value at that price.

That will be coming as well. Hilti also has a more powerful SDS. This TE 4 their weakest one

yes it has, he will upload the video when he is ready :)

not sure why its not on the website

@@ManCaverTools It’s not available yet.

we will find out in the future

Bosch bits are the best bang for the buck. The Diablo(owned by Bosch) are very good also

Hilti bits are great but sooooo expensive! I own the Te6 A22, not Nuron, and it's really impressive. Has a great chiselling capability too! Dave.

the Home Depot website says 1,100 RPM

im sorry bro. The channel had to change :( but hopefully it will get to you, I was skeptic about it as well, but now I love the new formate

@@ManCaverTools Dont be! I totally get that, I just wanted to air some thoughts as someone who has been around since what, 2k subs, through name changes and RR and all that :)

you mean saying the what's happening on screen how every other channel that tests tools out does?

keep telling yourself that.

Every video I do on any brand, viewers I say im a schill for whatever brand wins. Even Ryobi.