Installing down lights on Christmas eve! | Thomas Nagy

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Ended up working Christmas Eve.
Only a little kitchen refit but a brief summary:
Sockets above the units
Microwave socket with a spur under the counter
Fridge socket under the sink cupboard drainer.
Socket above the mic for a soundbar
No washer or dryer as they are in a separate utility room.
Cooker is on its own 32A circuit.
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@j444bek 5 лет назад

Electricians and tradesmen watching this will be riddled with guilt, as they sit there in their dressing gowns while eating everything in sight. Tom, you are a money grabbing hero and an inspiration to us all ;)

@landy9020 5 лет назад

I went from Milwaukee to Makita and honestly Makita is better and a hell of alot cheaper.

@richardsandwell2285 5 лет назад

It depends, I went off Makita cordless drills when the batteries used to pack up in no time at all. To be fair that was in the NiMH days. I ended up using De-Walt.

@electronash 5 лет назад

But, have you gone from Milwaukee to Wichita? I heard it's more scenic.

@fd3871 5 лет назад

if you watch stuff from AvE on YT, dude is some sort of mechanical engineer and tears down almost every brand of drill imaginable and talks about design flaws and cut corners .etc. he doesn't like the quality of Milwaukee post-buyout by Techtronic Industries (same company that makes Ryobi and Rigid which are crap tools), and seems to recommend Makita. Further, most rental houses seem to rent Makita tools which usually speaks towards a brands longevity in the field. I personally own Milwaukee tools because they are usually on sale and super cheap at Home Depot in the states (99 bucks for an impact driver sans battery) and offer a step above Ryobi, however I know that Milwaukee tools are quite expensive in Europe.

@krbuilders4685 5 лет назад

I’ve gone to dewalt from Milwaukee and now I’m a sponsor of dewalt

@sansoucci5394 5 лет назад

@@fd3871 Makita do have a great rep in the U.K. but for some reason they are most expensive..

@MRICE-qe4sv 5 лет назад

Hello from Texas! The problem with switching power tools isn’t the tool itself it’s the batteries. So dang expensive. I personally run makita. Enjoy your videos. 👍

@ashmanelectricalservices4318 5 лет назад

7:55 I love the way he looks around as through he might have left the multi-tool on this particular job... you should be so lucky.

@mattn6368 5 лет назад

Definitely give Dewalt some serious consideration. I had to make a decision about which brand/range of power tools that I was going with 7 years ago, and I chose the DeWalt 18V XR range. They have served me extremely well over the years and I have no problem recommending them. Their 54V FlexVolt range was a game changer as well. I have a track car and do all of the maintenance on my own car and van, so rather than the usual "tradesman tools" I have a broad range of stuff. Things like the 1/2" impact wrench, flexvolt grinder, die grinder etc come in extremely handy and I even ordered the 54V circular saw before Christmas as I'm flooring the attic of my garage and fitting cupboard units and worktop along the back wall in the New Year. At this point it's quicker to list the XR tools that I don't own, and I keep them all in their modular ToughSystem boxes, so it's safe to say that I'm heavily invested in the DeWalt "ecosystem". No regrets whatsoever.

@mart24x7 5 лет назад

Bosch is the system I went for, the L=boxx system is great for moving and storing the tools. my customers love how organised it all is.

@Camberwell86 5 лет назад

My old boss swore by Bosch. He said Festool was the daddy but it just didn't warrant the price for what he used it for

@hieveryone999 5 лет назад

I’m decked out with complete Dewalt. Oldman has makita. He’s slowly picking up Dewalt pieces 1 at a time replacing his makitas. Much more range of tools and great quality

@nathana9117 5 лет назад

Trust me mate I bought a DeWalt twin pack from ITS the one with the 1.7Ah or something and it’s brilliant never lets me down

@saltys5528 5 лет назад

Naff

@SamkempfilmsUk 5 лет назад

I've been surprised with how well they've held up the way I treat them- must have dropped them at least a dozen times while framing my workshop roof out and they don't seem be any worse for wear after a few years of that

@doctor2bob 5 лет назад

1.7Ah is not a tradesmans battery.....more time on the charger than working :)

@user-ul5gi9yw9t 5 лет назад

@@doctor2bob YEP! DEWALT XR 6ah flex volt 18v minimum all day

@kevinlangston8465 5 лет назад

Thanks for some great viewing Tom and Dave in 2018. Hope you both had a great Christmas and a fab New Years Eve. Looking forward to more great sparky work and reviews of all types this year. Crack on stay safe and well, but when your tired dont forget to go Ohm.............

@ScottWayneJackson 5 лет назад

Brand new antique kitchen.

@tcpnetworks 5 лет назад

We went from Milwaukee to Bosch. I've repacked a few of the battery packs with higher capacity Panasonic 18650's to get better performance.. They just don't let us down.

@Stephenevans78 5 лет назад

The Collingwood light are brilliant. Use them thought my house and no issues and great light from them.

@marknailer4145 5 лет назад

Merry Christmas 🎄 and sucks about your multi tool. Not sure if it’s in the UK, but Check out The Dewalt 20V Max line... Bluetooth enabled so you can find them plus a large product line that share a common battery, and tough!

@dawidostrowski5456 5 лет назад

I have 2 sets of the 2 pack dewalt sets one is few years old one is a year ol but great quality the ones that are few years old still work as good as the new ones

@PHealey1981 5 лет назад

Such a smashing bloke Mr.Nagy. I’ve had a deWalt 18v combi for 18 months now after saying never again. It replaced my last Makita which was horseshit. Can’t fault the yellow and black bad boy.

@danielhearnden3776 5 лет назад

What sort of hours do you work generally you seem to work extremely hard !

@jakehiggins5118 5 лет назад

I have a dewalt 20v 1/4 inch impact and I have the compact hammer drill and the regular sized hammer drill. They have all been really good to me so far. The regular sized hammer drill is an absolute beast, I have drilled a 1 inch hole through 4 or 5 2x4's that were back to back and it went through them without a sweat. The compact hammer drill is a lot less powerful, but still has no problems drilling 1 inch holes in studs and joists and it's a lot smaller and lighter than the regular hammer drill. The impact is also really good I use that thing every day and I love it.

@sparx2391 5 лет назад

I changed all my cordless tools to Bosch, their 3 year warrenty is great, they will send a courier to your job or home to pick up the tool and drop it off when it's done. Somone I worked with bought a set of 4 milwaukee and 3 of them went wrong within 6 months.

@Chris_In_Texas 4 года назад

On your tools can I suggest that you use flouescent gaffer tape on all of them. Use neon pink or neon green, something that really stands out and put it on every thing you have. That way you can quickly scan a site and looking for that color and see what might be laying around. With the two trucks simply use one color for each van. I do it for all my photography equipment as well and works very well. Also I know this is old but on your multi tool 8:18 on those the handle that folds in on the top will automatically tighten the screw on the bottom, so you don't need any tools to tighten it. Simply pull it out 180 degrees, hand tighten the screw on the bottom and flip the handle back. The blade is tight and secure.

@ice9678 5 лет назад

I work at Screwfix and I can honestly say I wouldn’t recommend Dewalt, since them and black and decker have become one we’ve started to have many more units returned for repair

@garethfox6537 5 лет назад

Merry Christmas Tom hope u have a good one, see you in the next video, can’t wait to see the new vans and how you decide to rack them out. Any chance you can do a Video on bonding and cable calculations to show how you go about working out your cable sizes

@jeffbruce1050 5 лет назад

Dewalt for heavy duty can’t beat it Festool for precision and kitchen work I’ve used all makes and these two are the best Happy new year

@chrislambert8690 5 лет назад

Dewalt multitool.. amazing, quick change attachments aswell so no need to undo stuff, highly recommend!

@simonmassey1 5 лет назад

Dewalt tools are great, I’ve been using them for years and can’t foresee me switching anytime soon so I think you’ll be happy with the switch over. Merry Christmas and all the best for the New Year. Keep up the great work

@johneastmond9092 5 лет назад

Christmas eve had my working at a bank branch diagnosing and repairing one of the teller computers there. Blizzard conditions in Wyoming (of course) got done and home around 10:30 pm.

@MK-qt8iw 5 лет назад

Happy New Year Thomas for you and your Mr's, all the best!!!

@ursusmaritimus7159 5 лет назад

Hi Tom Been watching your videos for ages but first time I have left a comment. To those who leave comments about "house bashing" etc. just **** off. Any half decent sparks or indeed any half decent person wouldn't find it necessary to inflate their own ego by knocking others. Ref. power tools, to be honest most decent brands are pretty good. Bosch however are mostly owned by a charitable foundation so when you buy their tools you're helping others at no cost to you. But I do wish they would design their cases better so you can fit a bit more in, my Metabo driver is great in that respect. That boiler looks a bit low for the RSJ idea! Have a great new year and keep up the great videos. Cheers

@craigknowles8141 5 лет назад

Hi Tom, greetings from Ireland. I'm an apprentice plumber, My boss uses all Milwaukee. I don't think there as good as people let on. The drills ratchet chuck sticks and won't release, meaning you have to use a pliers to undo it. The angle grinder trigger is also an awkward design.

@DT-ElectricalDesign 5 лет назад

I use all dewalt the multi tool is very good with spring release for the blades. The only thing I'd say is the combi drills do not last . Everything else is well built .I've had three combi drills . All have burnt out in the finish and all start with a loose chuck and finish with a terribly loose one

@QuartermasterJ 5 лет назад

Been using Makita for over 10 years and the last two years I have had nothing but trouble. Cheap nasty components. Three products purchased last year have all been returned under warranty at least twice each. Moving to Milwaukee this year. Hope you had a good Christmas.

@xdave83 5 лет назад

I had been using the Makita LXT 18V tools for a decade, with the impacts being used most days. I've dropped drivers from roofs onto concrete and they went on to work flawlessly and are still in service today. The official batteries last well (I still have some originals at 10 years old, but most only last 3-4 years).However like you I've found their recent tools to be unreliable. Out of 3 brushless drill drivers 2 have been back for service, and their brushed LXT grinders are basically just 6-month consumable items (the brushless grinders are good).Now I'm a Bosch guy. I'd used a few of the 18V Bosch Professional tools so had a few batteries and chargers already and have now started buying replacements in their range and rehoming my old Makita LXT tools to friends/family. I'm not sure if their impacts will survive dropping off a roof, they seem more rigid and less flexible, but the bare tools are cheaper than the Makita equivalents, the 8Ah Procore batteries last me about 2 weeks between charges and they have 3 year warranties across the range.

@colinblythe3710 5 лет назад

Jay - there made in China now - that's the problem - only the top of the range DHP481 drill is made in Japan superior quality Same with the impacts DTD170 - Japan - others China I bought a lot of stuff direct from Japan - never had a problem with any of it Got a full sub compact kit - great size but made in China - it all went back under warranty - If Makita don't get there act together they will loose customers !!! Better to sell on quality than price - it cant be that much more for the bits that matter - chuck's & gearboxes etc Cheers

@QuartermasterJ 5 лет назад

Colin- Yeah it really is disappointing as I have always been 100% a Makita addict. The funny thing is I have 2 DHP458 go back fo repair several times last year so bought a DHP481 and that has also been back a couple of times also. The usage at the time was nothing to heavy either, just cutting out downlights. The last straw was my 13month old multi-cutter giving up the ghost. Milwaukee may be expensive but as you say better to sell on Quality.

@duncanlane22 5 лет назад

Hope you had a good Christmas Tom and all the best in the new year!!

@AllenGoldsmith 5 лет назад

the fire rating is the rubber seal gasket on the other side of the bezel when it gets hot it moulds to the ceiling like an intermisant strip on a fire door.

@DT-ElectricalDesign 5 лет назад

Also the tstak I use for dewalt is a great way to store and move all your kit around

@TDG2654 5 лет назад

Makita for life Ever since we switched over to Makita at work and I got my grubby hands on their brushless line-up, I've never wanted anything else

@ThePhilandPam 5 лет назад

I use Makita now, got a great deal and really well made. I came from DeWalt also good and served very well for years and great deal at Screwfix at the min, 3X for £350. Looked at Milwaukee but seemed a bit expensive for what you got. Hope you had a great Christmas 👍

@soundmangaz6833 5 лет назад

I worked Christmas and Boxing Day this year. Needs must and all that.

@krisrickson853 5 лет назад

Can't of been that important really

@terrymoore3335 5 лет назад

hope you had great Christmas tom

@paulphillips2941 5 лет назад

I'd have to say go with Makita, the 18v line up is huge there's no different batteries for their 36v (18v twin) line up and they have loads of 10.8v tools in the cxt range that you would use unlike dewalt who pretty much abandoned their 10.8v range

@Ryanwolson12 5 лет назад

Its not to stop the fire from spreading through the house, as such. Its to stop the smoke from spreading.

@Festoolification 5 лет назад

Bought a large Dewalt kit around 2000, then was cheaper to import from US, had a lot of use and was great, also Dewalt didn't bugger about with battery formats until they moved over to lithium. Some say new Dewalts not quite so good but very happy with their tools and availability.pricing is excellent generally. Believe what makes the downlighters fire rated is sealed face and intumescent washer round the back of bezel.

@johnlewis8362 5 лет назад

Hi Thomas, the Milwaukee multi tool has an amazing lock on it, you lift up the lever on the back (fully), screw the nut in and then drop the lever. You don't need pliers to tighten it up, the lever does all the work it's amazing. Try it, you won't go back.

@Mattja1 5 лет назад

That does sound good, I'm sick of using my Makita multitool and worrying if it's going to shake itself loose and need tightening up all the time (or if it indeed has shaken loose and that's why it's stopped cutting...). Can't fault them for any of my other tools though.

@mowcius 5 лет назад

The Bosh one (and I thought most others) is completely toolless.

@miljenbathrooms 5 лет назад

Hats off to you Tom, you work darn hard. Ps I was looking at 22v Hilti tools look pretty good tbf.

@yensabi 5 лет назад

I worked until 9.00 pm xmas eve so I know the feeling mate.....😡 Get yourself kitted out with Makita power tools , I've tried all the top brands but still think Makita is the best.....👍 Happy xmas and a good new year Cheers🍺🍺🍺

@182allstar 5 лет назад

Good video. Collingwood 🙌🏼. Iv actually just done something similar, changed all my kit from Bosch to Dewalt. Seems good kit, as long as you get the 4.0,5.0,6,0ah batteries. I’m after the larger battery hoover next.

@JasperIjpelaar 5 лет назад

Happy holidays Thomas, I wase a Dewalt guy but I only have Makita tools now. It have the biggest 18v line of tools that makes me change to Makita tools.

@x8dudtrackdaytoy 5 лет назад

Dewalt xr range is spot on, had no issues with any of mine so far 👍

@alansmith9412 5 лет назад

bosch mate.got about a dozen bosch power tools and only ever had one problem with an 10v angle drill and that's because they are made a little different to everything else.de walt are ok for some things though

@mickbroadbent6750 5 лет назад

used dewalt all my working life wouldn't swap ,,,, have a great new year m8

@danielgroves891 5 лет назад

Are there any issues with leaving no sizable gap for the fridge freezer to disperse heat? Just wondering if the gap on this build is sufficient or not?

@Xenon777_ 5 лет назад

If it's already built raise the feet up a bit. They do have some heat from the back. I can't imagine a fridge freezer having problems if it is enclosed. Just try and leave a gap at the bottom at least.

@markpunt9638 4 года назад

I’ve had disastrous experiences squeezing my fridge freezer into a space like that. Thought it was just a particular fridge freezer so what are much more expensive one and, guess what, it’s suffered the same fate. They do like a bit of air around them especially in the very hot summers we seem to have nowadays

@heikovanderlaar3780 5 лет назад

You current hair styling or lack thereof looks way better than the year 2000 hair spike in the front you had before.

@Blobjonblob 5 лет назад

We have come to a point where cordless power tools are pretty much the same in terms of specs (yes some are better spec than others) but its really bares down to cost, what can you get for your money. For me living in Ireland Makita, DeWalt and Bosch are what you see most trades use.

@thomasbonse 5 лет назад

@8:00 I can say from experience that I've been very happy with DeWalt's 20v brushless tools. Their oscillating tool (DCS355B) even has a much nicer keyless design for changing blades (no pieces to lose). I've also used their 20v cordless drill (DCD791B) with both a 3/4-inch (19mm) auger bit going through 4x4 (89x89 mm) treated lumber and a 1-3/4-inch speed-auger bit on a 12-inch (300mm) long extension (1/2 inch shaft) through a 3-layer stack of 2x4 lumber and 5/8-inch plywood 5.9-inch (150mm) total boring distance without stalling the drill under those conditions. Funnily enough, the auger bits were significantly heavier than the drill itself. The batteries are usually pretty easy to find and reasonably priced where I live.

@Xenon777_ 5 лет назад

Those Bosch batteries break if you leave them in the sun by accident or if you are using them on a hot day.

@spewmister 5 лет назад

I’d say keep the Milwaukee 12v stuff. And as an ex kitchen fitter NEVER leave a drill or impact standing up on a worktop 😮😮

@ghspaelectricalservices9296 5 лет назад

Dave has disappeared with your missing tools lol. Hope you had a good Christmas

@sixstringedthing 5 лет назад

Being on-call 24/7/365, a standard part of running your own business. One of the reasons I gave it up and went back to working for a company which gives me a fat Xmas bonus and a 2 week holiday. The freedom/flexibility of running your own show is great... Until you realise that you're not actually going to get paid for that Xmas Eve job until late January....

@andymac7663 5 лет назад

I’m self a self employed sparky but don’t offer an emergency call out service so nothing standard about it! I have as many holidays and days off as I please and don’t struggle for money. I find people who go back and work for a company after being self employed are not capable of running a business and managing there money.

@muzikman2008 5 лет назад

Makita LXT Range, 18V all the way. Reliable, solid, workhorses. Have a great new year Tom, great entertainment throughout the year cheers :-)

@paulrocket6820 5 лет назад

Hi Tom. Excellent as always. I have a full Makita 18V kit. Absolutely recommend. Reasonably priced and they were fast when my SDS packed in, replaced within 24 hrs.

@9plusinstalaciones 5 лет назад

We have a small department that repairs battery hand tools, I would recommend you steer clear of the majority of DeWalt tools, if you're looking at cost Bosch Blue outclass most of DeWalts range.

@davidryan6616 5 лет назад

Happy New Year, keep up the good work. 🙂 🇮🇪

@jonesconrad1 5 лет назад

Mate I've got a lot of Dewalt, 10v Impact Driver and 10v Drill Driver, 2x 18v Drill Drivers (one is a replacement for old one I've had 15 years), Chopsaw, Jigsaw, Cordless MultiTool, laser level, love it. Got a few other brands, like some festool gear (sander, track saw and router (with CMS tables)), I'm always surprised how much the 10v impact driver can do.

@Dont-come-at-me-24 5 лет назад

Screwfix are doing DeWalt Triple kit for £350 seems like a bargain

@martynrosscampbell 5 лет назад

We use sockets on the ring in cupboards to avoid fused spurs too. Much neater job. Can I ask why you were using copex though? Also is that microwave freestanding? If it’s built in shouldn’t the socket be somewhere more accessible? My tip for plugs in cupboards is to hole saw out for a cable tidy (like you get in the top of a desk) then you don’t have to cut the plug off and you still have something to cover the hole up!

@6mmairsofting620 5 лет назад

You have to have arms like mr tickle to do this 😹😹😹😹😹

@BHChron0s 5 лет назад

Have you looked at Einhell tools? Same quality as Makita but cheaper. Also theirs a system called Sortimo that make racking systems for vans that are really good!

@joehutchings101 5 лет назад

State of that pipe work in the loft 😂

@adamparkin4791 5 лет назад

I’ve had a dewalt drill for years and she’s never let me down. A lad I work with had had three makita sds droll keeps having to take back as the gears jam when he tried to put on hammer

@blueslsd 5 лет назад

What a pain to change the blade on that mutitool, Bosch is just a lever. Cheers

@roseironworks1393 5 лет назад

Hey Tom, if your thinking of changing power tool brand..... i can highly recommend the hilti 22 volt system, they are expensive but they are worth the cost as you can have the tools on fleet management, thus it costs you a lot less, and that includes breakdowns and repairs at no extra cost...pm me for more info...

@Mark... 5 лет назад

I’ve recently started to move onto makita, I was a Dewalt/Bosch fan but makita is slowly creeping in for me, more to do with the range of tools they have available seems to be more than any other brand.

@stevehenke678 5 лет назад

I've always been a Makita man, have Makita everything. But I do like Milwaukee, and I'm leaning toward them more and more. I need an 18v circular saw and I'm tempted to get a Milwaukee despite already owning about 15 Makita batteries.

@thomasnagy 5 лет назад

thats the exact problem i have at the moment. You have a van loaded with Milwaukee stuff so to then go and change your tools to another brand seems silly when you already have all the batteries for that brand. Im still not sure. take care boss

@stevehenke678 5 лет назад

Cheers Tom. I reckon I'll buy the Milwaukee circular saw and give it a proper appraisal over a few months. Have a great new year pal!

@arniewheeler4673 5 лет назад

socket for fridge; doesnt the hole for the plug have to be such that the plug does not have to be removed when wanting to remove the appliance??

@jamesipad204 5 лет назад

Fire rated pot lights are a new thing for me.. I’ve been looking into for the last couple years now. The problem is ( in Canada 🇨🇦) the government runs it, so of course you can’t find anyone that would know. I’ve found a pot that can be installed in an octagon, and our octagons all have a 1 hour fire rating.

@hamfish225 5 лет назад

your videos are fascinating to watch, i'd love to see you doing solar installations i hear they're all the rage at the moment :P

@Pyromania2011 5 лет назад

I always thought Dewalt was the top of the top, most expensive. I've not looked at prices but when I come to buy tools perhaps I should give them a serious look.

@karateandy76 5 лет назад

Whatever it is, go brushless. I've killed makita and dewalt drills using step cutters into very thin metal.

@Seagulls195 5 лет назад

Do you want a round of applause

@jrigvd7291 5 лет назад

Those "Notice me! I'm first!" comments just downright piss me off. Great video Thomas!

@bradatkins4127 5 лет назад

I can’t comment on other brands but I’ve got all Dewalt kit and it’s been brilliant.

@williamholmes8137 5 лет назад

You've got to go with DeWalt it takes them a long time to bring stuff out but when it out it's right

@stefantrethan 5 лет назад

For the small 12V tools (1/4" impact, small drill, GWS 12 grinder) Bosch is great. These are my go-to tools for the kind of work you show. For everything large I have Makita, mainly because of their battery system. Unlike Bosch they use the same 18V batteries in their garden tools, and the 36V tools simply use two of them. I even made my own tools using the 18V Makita batteries (worklights, pole pruner, even a soldering iron). Build quality is definitely better on the small Bosch tools. Fit of the housings is perfect, and they feel great in the hand. The Makita handles are crap by comparison, the rotary hammer even gives me blisters. But otherwise the Makita quality is OK. I never used Milwaukee so can't compare.

@no_short_circuit 5 лет назад

Belated Happy Christmas Tom, thanks for all your videos. See you in the New Year.

@michaeljohnson1006 5 лет назад

Interesting to know what everyone's view on fitting Chandelier light fittings and removing the ceiling roses when they have looped the lives what does everyone do with the cable's?

@Mark1024MAK 5 лет назад

Michael Johnson - do you want the correct answer, or do you want to know what you find when removing a fitting installed by others.... As long as the new light fitting has a base large enough to cover up a flush mount round back box, that’s a good place to house extra terminals. If you have access to the ceiling from above, a proper terminal box can be used. Otherwise it gets a bit tricky. However what you often find is a bit of choc-block stuffed into the ceiling void 🙁 which is not recommended or acceptable.

@Guust_Flater 5 лет назад

You uploaded this video before Chritmas... 2019 😉😆😆👍

@brandonbutler4210 5 лет назад

Start using Cleveland cable for your gear tom a lot cheaper than anywhere else

@county582 5 лет назад

We finished the 21st I worked a Xmas eve a few years ago and never again it was horrible I went working today to give one of the lads a hand & it was ok but holidays are holidays and you have to make the most of them think you serviced your Van Stephens day last year! I’m going to clean out mine tomorrow but 2hrs tops. Realised apprentice lost my fish rods & 18v work light he’s dead 3rd of January

@thomasnagy 5 лет назад

ah mate! i feel for your apprentice on the 3rd!

@crazygeorgelincoln 5 лет назад

Hilti have a nice christmassy logo. Electric agas make my skin crawl,

@bloodcarver913 3 года назад

Blue Bosch is very nice in my book.

@andy44646 5 лет назад

Where’s the lad and girl got to? Great video

@danielhearnden3776 5 лет назад

Dewalt 10.8v stuff is undeveloped where Makita and Milwaukee have great ranges in that voltage

@gavindebrito7117 5 лет назад

NOOoooooo! Milwaukee all the way.Dewalt is just Black and Decker😂😂

@colinblythe3710 5 лет назад

If you go for Makita get the DHP481 (made in Japan) drill its a beast silly amounts of torque so watch your wrists The DTD 170 (made in Japan) impact is great has 5 functions and can be used for really small screwsThe sub compact DDF / DHP 483 are really small - ideal for working in cabinets and use the standard 18v battery so one battery fits everything Avoid the cheaper Makita drills with the plastic chucks (made in China) there junk after a few weeks - HOPE YOUR READING THIS MAKITA !!!

@hieveryone999 5 лет назад

As a heating engineer, I can say whoever installed that boiler at 11:50 should be ashamed. God awful Job 😂😂