Metabo is probably THE MOST over looked tools when it comes to framing all the 36 volt stuff is geared to the professional framer !!! The rear handle saw is getting reviews saying it's the greatest rear handle ever style saw ever, they have incredible cordless framing guns, they have the triple Hanmer impact driver which is arguably one of the best impact drivers pound for pound I use MILWAUKEE AND DEWALT but the new Metabo stuff is really, really formidable at an amazing value usually only being competition with brands like rigid
My choice on picking Dewalt has proven itself true. I went off on others just for price reasons, and wanting to give other brands a chance. Always coming back to Dewalt. Not surprised, but extra impressed. That was exciting to watch. Loved your feel and performance on jobsite criteria... great review! Thanks!
Ive owned the dewalt, its a great tool. But ive gone away from Dewalt’s 20v platform on all my tools because they crap the bed as soon as it gets cold outside. Run that saw at production speed when it 5°C and you’ll only get about 10 minutes of run time on a 5Ah battery.
Fuck. I just bough a bunch of dewalt 20v stuff and I thought they were great. When winter comes around I'll be stuck using them well into the negatives.
All the cordless tools uses exactly same internal batteries, Milwaukee, Dewalt, Makita and the rest of em even the 60v uses the same cells. So your saying Dewalt 20v doesn’t work well in the cold means every other tools doesn’t work well in the cold. Your phone any other device stored in the cold battery drains quicker when you start to use it.
I rarely leave comments on YT…but I have a thought for future comp. vids. You might consider including what model you are comparing (I know Milwaukee has 2 7 1/4” cordless and believe Dewalt does as well). Also, what batteries you’re using. Battery choice makes a huge difference IMO. I own mostly Milwaukee (some metabo & dewalt) and have that Milw saw currently. It IS huge and heavy, cuts clean, but leaves me wanting more out of it to be honest. I might go buy the dewalt after watching it’s power here. Thanks guys.
I’ve got that 60v dewalt it’s literally the best chordless saw. The makita, Milwaukee don’t have enough power for framing and the blue takes two batteries which is annoying.
@@THEpremieroutdoor i hear you sir, but I can almost guarantee that makita will run more consistently and longer than dewalt and Milwaukee...not sure about metabo
@@THEpremieroutdoor If you read the manual, you can turn off the auto start stop feature. The battery reliablity on makita is why I usually stick with them, I bet this competition would be blown out of the water if you used the XGT makita lineup.
@@UncleIvan1 You're right about that. I know a guy who worked at a tool store and he said Milwaukees got warrantied way more than any other tool and Makitas got warrantied the least.
Fantastic rundown guys!! But.... Scooter & Matt in the background, thinking what da phuuucks are we the only 2 working??😂🤦🏻♂️👍 Hoping all is well, Dirty Jersey out!!
On test 3 (time) the Metabo won, it took the second guy 6 sec to even start cutting. You can't beat Metabo/ Hikoki and multivolt that is a fact.... And who doesn't like a small and light saw??? It the winner period....
Fortunately I feel like the Metabo was giving a lot of dis service. I have that fuel Milwaukee and I know how powerful that thing is. So surprised I had that slow time compared to the Makita same thing with the Metabo. The Makita should have been the slowest and Metabo should have compared with the DeWalt in terms of speed the Metabo should have been in the middle. I would still prefer the Metabo after using the M18 fuel and the Makita because of its lightweight nature. So much that I actually use it's little brother the six and a half and I've gotten rid of My m18
I have absolutely abused my Milwaukee tools over the past 45 years and they have never let me down. Makita has been a close second for me over the years but I love what Milwaukee has done with their battery platform in the past 5 years so I will probably stick with them as my choice. Dewalt has let me down to many times so it will always be at the bottom of my selection to recommend. For guys trying to decide which platform to build off of these comparisons are very helpful. Thanks for the video.
Appreciate that man!! It is definitely tough to switch battery platforms once you've already committed. But it is nice to see the different options out there!
An endurance test that shows how hot each one got and a way to tell how much battery was used would be nice but I realize that isn't easy to do or measure. I'm curious if the Milwaukee would run cooler and last longer like the claims on the Fuel line of products say. An infrared thermometer would work to show the temperatures.
We thought about running until they died, but it would have taken forever. The heat is a good idea. We will definitely be adding some new tests for our next Power Tool Playoff though!
