Honestly, This Impact is Killer and I will continue to use it...not to mention at $349 for the kit with 2 high output batteries...it isn't that bad with a Case! imp.i284638.net/y7g2b

@bigbob9702

4 жыл бұрын

No one size fits all. I use my gen 1 Festool track constantly....no replacement for it!! Stunning work. The chop saw ??? Not so much. I had to replace my recently stolen sliding mitre saw. I bought the Bosch glider for 1/3 the price. Couldn’t be happier. Knock off the envy and get to work y’all!!

@momik-syan

4 жыл бұрын

Since when is kobalt more powerful than Milwaukee every comparison that anyone has done all over KZread Milwaukee fucked kobalt up I don't know about The other TOOLS so I can't say anything Milwaukee vs kobalt Every test anyone did Milwaukee always came out on top

@momik-syan

4 жыл бұрын

martynzl No I don't have read tools and don't give two fucks about them all I use is Makita tools like you said Kyle is out there getting his job done he's not out there testing the tools he's not on the job site putting tools against one another. I don't use Milwaukee tools.I'm not gonna not give credit where credit is due Milwaukee has the most powerful impact driver No way in hell kobalt is more powerful than Milwaukee there is a lot of tool channels that have put them up against each other Milwaukee came out on top every time And it's a three year old impact driver kobalt just came out with their impact driver and Milwaukee slaps kobalt around like a lil bitch. I would love if kobalt what is more powerful than Milwaukee if it was Milwaukee would come out with a new impact driver in that case Tool users win because we get better tools all the time because the companies like to compete with One another and we come out the winners we get better and more powerful tools

@bluemantom77

3 жыл бұрын

Are the green impact driver bits going to be coming out i am digging the colorway nice impact driver from festool mostly on premium side this is more reasonable

@hughtall4843

3 жыл бұрын

I've been using mine for a couple of months, now. I've been happy with it, for sure.

Upgraded from an older 18v kit. kzread.infoUgkxW1vOBRCMrgTCDEijzpVzDWsgI-Jm2iQv I independently chose the drill and impact tool, before I came across the kit.I like the 3 speed impact gun. It seems more powerful than my older one, and it can be set to be really gentle. The drill is more appropriately sized for my use. I used to have a hammer drill, but I did not like that it was so big and it was not a great hammer drill. I rather have a smaller drill like this, and then get a corded hammer drill for the odd case I need that.

*I absolutely love this set **MyBest.Tools** should have upgraded to the 20V sooner. The impact driver is a must have for driving screws; compact and all muscle.*

@deebo5474

2 жыл бұрын

*Why do you type in bold*

I am fully impressed! It’s just a complete kzread.infoUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 plan with the best resources and step by step instructions . These shed plans are so satisfying as if the sheds build themselves on their own. Worthy work Ryan!

Festool, people either love them or hate them. I had the Festool track before most people knew what a track saw was. People thought I was crazy to spend that kind of money on a saw. Now everybody wants a track saw. Yes you pay a premium for festool but their sanders and dust collection are hard to beat. Especially when working in a house that someone lives in.

@lukemperez

4 жыл бұрын

I recently dove head first with a CT Midi I, sander, and the TID18 and drill driver because of the vacuum. I’m doing a lot of DIY around the house and I have kids. I didn’t want dust in the garage mucking up my kids’s lungs.

@regopit44

4 жыл бұрын

I have been in the remodeling business my whole life with the family business 50 plus years. When it comes to tools I'm a Milwaukee guy and have pretty much cut the cord on 90% of my tools. I look at the cost of tools as part of the business. If it is a well made tool and is going to save time and make my life easier it is worth the cost to me.

@lukemperez

4 жыл бұрын

@@regopit44 That seems right to me. I think for homeowners who do this on the side, the calculus is a little different but the conclusions are not far off.

@saiiiiiii1

3 жыл бұрын

I think Festool was ahead of its time with some products, but the market has gotten so much more competitive that you have a handful of alternatives for every Festool classic now.

@paulhopkins1905

3 жыл бұрын

Lol festool koolaid drinkers love to smell their own farts

Great job Kyle! Your tool review videos are great to watch, and are really informative. Keep em rolling!!

In my experience, the Festools I've used all have nice little design features. But at the end of the day, I also like them because they just feel so good to use. I've got a bunch of Milwaukee as well. Also great tools, and probably what I'd reach for if I'm doing something where the tool is going to get banged around a lot. I think of my Festools as precision tools for doing fine woodworking, and I wouldn't abuse them any more than I'd abuse one of my Starrett tools.

Kyle: In general I’m a Festool lover. They do have hefty prices for their stuff. I’m a high end cabinetmaker and I need the best tools to do my work. On the job every day they work and if they break they have excellent service. You do get what you pay for and I can see your customers definitely get the best from you. You might as well have the best too.

Great review! Thanks, I was fixing to go pick an impact driver up and this will help.

I have bought many Milwaukee impacts since switching to Milwaukee 6 years ago. All of them except gen 1 has come in a hard shell case and I have also seen them offered in the pack out system

Great video, I’m looking to update my entire line of cordless tools for my boat shop, this just helped seal the deal on festoon. Thanks man.

Another great video mate keep it up love your tool reviews

I have a festool the dust extractor and the hand sanding tools. I like them, really control all the dust when I used it for drywall repair. I work in a hospital so I always have to worry about dust. Just started to use their wood polishing tools.

@nevermindthebull0cks

4 жыл бұрын

check out abranet pads, they rock for polishing.

Great comparison brother :) thank u so much ,everyone was waiting for it :)

I have that tool as well as several others from Festool. IMO, not all are perfect but the way they work as a system, there isn't anything else like it. Like Kyle says, buy once, cry once

Have to agree the case and the fact it’s stackable makes it very attractive. I’ve been using Mikita tools for years then setting up cases to prolong the life of the tools due to the damage that always seems to occur when in the bags.

I own several Kobalt cordless tools and I couldn't be happier with them. They are noticeably more powerful and the batteries seem to last just as long as the ones in my other more expensive tools but are definitely heavier. I don't even really use the four amp batteries I have anymore because they're so large and cumbersome but the two amp ones are perfect.

Wish you would have touched on the battery. I personally love Milwaukee’s batteries (4ah and up at least) is it comparable?

Can't justify it when all of our crew uses Makita 🤷‍♂️ Price point seems fair though.

@deeeeeeps

4 жыл бұрын

I'm a huge Makita fan. I own just about every tool they made :-\

@airzone2332

3 жыл бұрын

Same here.

@jamieparnell8160

3 жыл бұрын

Makita all day 👍😎

I have the Festool TID 18 and yeah, right away, it feels like part of my hand and arm. As you say, easier to use over long periods. Also, that fan. I can see over constant, heavy use on hot summers days how that fan might help this tool outlast others. I'm also guessing that this is just round 1 for Festool on these types of products, so round 2 might offer a more powerful, faster version.

This is probably the most honest review he's ever given

@RRBuildings

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks but they all are honest...

I've got the Mafell 91A121 ASB 18MBL and honestly after 20 years of carpentry and woodworking it's by far the most incredible, insane powerful drill I've ever used by far. On the down side It's really heavy and only has a 4amp battery not great ergonomics and tires your arms out after using it all day.

Spot on kyle!!!....ergonomics is number one on my list also....am a big Milwaukee fan....but love using my hitachi and makita drivers due to the lightness and comfort of use....👍👍👍👍👏👏👏❤❤❤

Love your reviews. Also, in this review, take a shot Everytime Kyle says "ergonomics." Cheers!

@RRBuildings

4 жыл бұрын

they are that important

@codywaltz9329

4 жыл бұрын

@@RRBuildings completely understand and agree. Just wanted to poke a little fun. Equipment mechanic from California, here.

I saw this video when you first put it out and am watching it again. This is a perfect review. Being almost 40 I'm all about "the feel." The main reason I use Dewalt is for the ergonomics (though not the best in performance) . I recently came into possession of an older Festool T15, which I love the feel. I'm now excited to buy the TID 18.

You should get an option for a hard case or a bag for the same money. All high end tools used to always come in a case for no extra charge. When tools started coming with bags they didn’t drop the price, the price stayed the same! 👍🏻👍🏻

I have to say I was extremely reluctant for years to buy any festool because of the price. I have had all other brands you name it I have had it. I bought my first festool drill driver in 2010. Yes I still use it on the job regularly. Obviously I have bought a couple new batteries cause batteries don't last forever. I have since bought 5 other festool drills and other tools and I have to say man do they hold up. No problems what so ever. I would recommend them all day worth every cent. Thanks for sharing Kyle

TOOLSDAY! OH YEAH! Kyle.....thanks for the review. You rock! If you're looking for a driver...or any tool, look for one feels good in your grip.

Festool has a 3 year warranty, no matter what you do with it. We use it all day every day :)

Good review. So glad you emphasized ergonomics. When i worked construction my company had mostly Dewalt. I didn't have many complaints except I have small hands. Dewalt just didn't fit my hands, reversing switches, etc were not easy for me and impacted my productivity. I used Makita if i could. I don't care how good a tool is if it doesn't fit or feel good in the hand. Ive been in Milwaukee for the last decade, but sometimes you need to break out of your chosen battery platform and get the right tool.

Excellent video, ergonomics should win every time if you're a professional and married to a tool all day and in awkward positions. It's a completely different think if you're a weekend warrior or a bench tech, then go for the cost effective or platform series of tools

Years ago I was 100% Dewalt. I switched over to Milwaukee when their tool line selections became so dominant and I only wanted to deal with one battery option! Best small lightweight impact in my opinion is the Makita. However I just dont want to have different chargers and batteries. Its nice and cheaper to build your tools up by buying the "tool" only option when you already have a bunch of batteries!

Good review mate. Thanks.

As a med skill level DIY’er, I’ve been really impressed with the kobalt 24V tools and have been expanding my collection.

There are a lot of Festool tools I would not buy but I did invest in the Kapex miter saw and it’s worth it in my opinion. Thanks for the review.

Festool have come a long way the last couple of years. And they have a nice tracksaw system. I personally only use Makita. Good video. Thx

B/c of everyone being “made” diff, & no one person is the same....The best for one, might not be the “best” for someone else. It’s really is subjective to the end user & what “they” think & want. It’s how it’s been for long time & think will continue to be so. Yes, brands make some pretty awesome tools, & features....but after all the smoke is cleared, use what’s best for you, & what you enjoy using, & yes....even if you want to pay $100-$500 extra for a tool. Who cares, if your happy with it, enjoy using it, makes you money, & likes it; WIN WIN, imo. Appreciate the vid Kyle, & agree with criteria & like what ya saying. Really do like that triple hammer is water “proof”, & has come in handy on some jobsites 😉 Cheers my bro✌🏼

The price is actually surprising. I'm used to hearing the name Festool and you know your dropping like 700 to a grand from the get go.

@MrClarkisgod

4 жыл бұрын

I think that's the point. They are trying to expand the brand a bit and get rid of the "festool is for smug assholes" reputation they've got over the years. Festool makes some really good tools that are great for a commercial setup. I mean they do make some really nice stuff and things like the Domino are fantastic if you are making tables all day long. But for the average hobbyist the tools are just flat out too expensive for most people. But people complain about pricing when they aren't even in the company's sales demographic.

@lukemperez

4 жыл бұрын

I was debating the kit with the drill driver vs an impact/drill combo from Makita and ended up taking the risk on the TID18 for the case. My use is home/DIY and it’s been great. I can’t say how it compares to many of the other brands since I don’t do reviews, but I can say the TID has been very impressive over the last month or so since I got it.

@keith_hudson

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrClarkisgod Yeah they definitely have an image. I don't think they necessarily want to see their tools getting tossed in the truck or down in the dirt. Like putting mud tires on an Audi.

@jamieofalltrades536

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrClarkisgod and like everything, the second they cut the price the quality goes with it ;)

@joshuareed3999

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. Most of their tools are very expensive. I just got their ts55 track saw to replace a lesser expensive one from another brand. There is an absolute difference in quality. I'm a professional contractor that uses tools every single day. I have had Dewalt, Ridgid, Makita, Milwaukee, and have used many other impact drills on a daily basis. My Dewalt is dying and I have been giving the Festool TID18 a look. The price is competitive with Milwaukee and Dewalt and their warranty is great. I hate thinking of having my most used tool being a different brand, with different batteries, but at the end of the day I want the best tool I can get at a reasonable price. As unbelievable as it sounds- that might be Festool at this point!

Someone just set himself up for more free festools in the mail... good review kyle.

How did the battery life hold up on the 18v just curious. Thanks for the video it looks like its lighter than the others too.

Good morning, Kyle! You are such a logical, show me the proof kind of guy, I just love it. I have had the Festool TS55 track saw for 12 or 14 years, it still works just fine and for my small shop it is great. Using the TS55 with a vacuum in people's homes with, it leaves very little dust, it has earned a place in my workshop. That being said, the Festool brand is stupid expensive here in Tokyo, I got the TS55 from Canada when I was home on vacation one year. I really like the Hitachi, now Hikoki tools, for the 14.4v battery set I have 12 different tools, I also like the Blue Bosch line of tools. We don't get the Milwaukee or DeWalt tools here and the Yellow Ryobi tools are not sold here either. The Festool I would like to add to my workshop is a sander, but not until I can go home to Canada and buy one there instead of the stupid prices they want for them here. Great review, and if I was not so heavily into the Hitachi stuff I'd give it a look, the price is right too. Cheers

Good and valid points. It's primary intended purpose isn't to put away massive batten screws, it's designed to fasten finer fittings with better finesse.

That’s what I wanted to know. Impact drivers are a great innovation, we need one, but I wanted to buy a small, comfortable to work with powerful tool. Festool for me. Great video.

I am in complete agreement with the tool case vs tool bag discussion. With limited garage space; it is nice to be able to stack and/or stand the case on the shelf. as an internet influence, hopefully the manufacturers will listen to you (us).

In terms of Durability aka if you happen to drop the tool (hey it happens...just more often for some of us) which driver would be most durable?

I bought into the Festool Combo 2- drill kit which is the impact and the /hammer drill . Great set. Love the egronomics . However i find the hammer trill chuck locks up a lot and have to oil it after using some compressed air to clean it. The battery life is great!.

This is the most worthwhile and insightful tool review I have ever seen on KZread. I would add to the criteria the tool’s durability.

@andersmichael7220

3 жыл бұрын

festool builds in smart tech that inhibits the tools power from breaking itself or the material its working on. i dont own this drill but many other festool kits, and im sure its also the case with this.

What brand of tools sets have to best battery life? My Porter Cable Drill/compact drill blows through batteries. Looking for tool brand that seems to have a battery life to get through projects

I really like Milwaukee but the main reason I use it is because I live in a smaller town and that's what my local hardware store sells. Now I probably got 20 plus tools and about 10 batteries.

@RRBuildings

4 жыл бұрын

Dale I was the exact same way

I think ergonomics are less subjective than you think, there's really important Universal's that everyone likes more almost all of the time, simple things like how much tension is on the trigger and forward reverse switch, how positive does the locking action feel, how smooth and precise is the trigger. I also firmly believe that the ridiculous overmolding companies do greatly reduce the overall feel of a tool and will irritate a hand when used all day or at least be uncomfortable.

@arrzfr

4 жыл бұрын

TheVdog12 no kidding man, been working a lot with a Makita sawzall recently and the trigger is terrible, tires out my hand before anything else.

@TheVdog12

4 жыл бұрын

@@arrzfr usually Makita is known for having some of the better triggers, which sawzall model are you using?

@arrzfr

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheVdog12 I'm using the DJR183 model. It has a front hand and a back hand trigger, the front is ok-ish, the rear one IMHO sucks.

@TheVdog12

3 жыл бұрын

@@arrzfr those "ergonomic" recip saws are horrible, some of the worst tools any manufacturer has made. I'd take a look at the black sub compact recip saw. It's gonna make more power than that one and I believe it's around the same weight but has a much more traditional style trigger that isnt awkward.

festool coming through with no review conditions! hell ya

I own both Milwaukee gen 3 and makita xtd16 and although Milwaukee is faster and has more power the makita is always with me it just feels good and I love it great video!

One of the things you identify is how comfortable the Festool is in the hand...I've found that to be true for pretty much all of my Festool tools, honestly. I don' t do construction work like you outside of some home improvement, so most of my use is in-shop, but that feel...the ergonomics...is really nice. The stuff lasts, too, which is important to me. I'm glad that you like the TID 18...

Thanks for your time

love toolsday......and ur content...

I bought into a system and brand. I chose Festool. What I’ve found is because of the premium price, I clean and maintain them better than previous brand platforms. It’s made more tidy and organised as a result.

Another note, I would like your input on T mode, it is for sheet metal applications, where the bit senses after it has high-speed release through the first material and then reduces speed for application into the wood. Have you tested this mode on the cabin build with all the roof materials?

@RRBuildings

4 жыл бұрын

just not a fan really...

Great video Kyle never thought I would say this....but..... I think I might go out and buy a Kobalt impact. 😂

@Dave-ek2jx

3 жыл бұрын

...yeah, don't. It isn't actually faster or more powerful than Milwaukee. It may be a great little consumer product, but it doesn't punch in nearly the same league. Kyle is probably basing his statements off of what the packaging says. Rigid claims 2400 in. lbs. of torque. Milwaukee gen 3 is only 2000 and it will walk all over Rigid. The numbers that manufacturers put out generally don't mean a whole hell of a lot.

Love your videos man. True tradesman are hard to find where I’m at at least (Florida). You may have mentioned it, but my only question is, if something happened to the drill, would you buy it again?

I'll be honest with you. I choose my tools on availability first and foremost. Can I go down the road and look at it in person, purchase it or find batteries with ease. 2nd is my familiarity with brands. I've always trusted and loved Milwaukee because of how rock solid reliable they are. I could never see me buying a Festool because of those two reasons.

@RRBuildings

4 жыл бұрын

Fair enough!

@MrLegendL2118

4 жыл бұрын

And yet Festool aka Festo has been around since 1927 with the 1st chainsaw then circular saw, but I agree. Festool is more in specialty tool stores(which are my favorite) or online nowadays & not the big box stores. But even if you buy a familiar tool today in 3 years or so it might not be easy to get parts bc new models come around and aren’t compatable, which leads you to search online anyways. I still own an early 90’s Milwaukee sawzall & eventually will switch to the drills they are just built tough. And I would love to own a festool tracksaw but I hear makita isn’t half bad also.

@moose1164

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrLegendL2118 Festool is proven but they are a bit behind the market in a lot of tools. I love their tracksaws but i have a feeling every manufacturer will make all saws track compatible. Don't get me wrong I've tried a bunch of their tools and liked the majority of them but they are kinda hard to come by. I'm old fashion in that sense where I can stand buying a new tool online that I haven't got to hold in my hands. I have an old 90's corded Milwaukee sawzall that's probably been the toughest tool I've ever owned. That's what has sold me on Milwaukee and thet pride themselves in their quality. I also like how they are committed long term to their battery platform as well. In all honesty, if I can get 2/3 years out of my battery tools then they have paid for themselves because I use them every day. Makita does make really good tools. I have an impact and couple saws and they are top notch.

Bought this impact and was a complete impulse buy but now it's my go to driver, as you say the weigh and ergonomics mean that I find myself using it more and more great tool for kitchens and other interior work. it has just a bit more finesse.

May I ask what you opinion on the Tid is regarding the noise? I read quite often that its terrible loud and people are even sending it back. Is it an louder that the others when the impact hits?

Very useful video. The lower speed is actually a selling point for me. I’m the opposite of a pro, so I’m not trying to go very fast.

On black Friday 2 years ago I bought from the Home Depot a special edition Rigid kit for $299. It came with their premium skill saw, premium impact driver, premium Hammer drill, angle grinder, (2) 4 ah batteries, a charger, and a large bag. I have beaten the shit out if them for 2 years every day and they are still going strong. The best thing about them is that if they have a problem, they a guaranteed for life, including, the included batteries. They feel great, they are lightweight, the flashlight on the handgrip is awesome because you don't have to pull the trigger to use the light.

How often do u have to replace screws on a metal roof?

Another great video great info.MMC

Can someone please explain to me exactly what a systainer is? I don’t have festool but it looks like a regular box to me

Could you maybe try out the new Rigid mini line.(I forgot whatbits really called) but the motor/driver itself can be put in a rigid battery twice. Its tiny. And still 20v

Sure hope you and yours are safe in this crazy weather

I have the kobalt impact and skill saw and they were used to build my 35x20 with a centered 12x8 jetti deck. Kobalt makes great tools. That said, I’d only use them for construction and festool for woodworking

ive been using the triple hammer for over 2 years now. i also use a company new dewalt and i have the wakee fuel. I love the triple hammer, its been dropped off roofs, dipped in puddles, always working in the toughest conditions (trust me), and always gets the job done. Its an amazing tool. I will try the festool, only because i havent before, but i seriously doubt it will beat the truple hammer. btw the kobalt is garbage, no finesse, and horrible in the hand, honestly same with the milwaukee. good review! i totally agree, if i get the chance, or the money, ill give it a try, but until then, ill keep rockin the metabo

I think personally the only real gripes I have about Festool are some of the component choices inside the tools (which could but not necessarily will affect the longevity of the tool), especially considering the price, and the amount of plastic they use on some of their tools where metal parts would generally be better suited for long term use, as for usability and the actual performance of the tools I have no issues and like said in the video ergonomics are usually pretty damn good. I also didn't realize that when Hitachi rebranded they separated the EU market with the new Hikoki branding and US with the existing german Metabo and adding HPT. Has there been any confusion in the US because of this?

Makita all day... Thought that new saw would've taught you by now! Great vids pal.

Your my motivation 💯💯💯

Back in the 90's when I did my Carpenter/Cabinet Maker training in Germany, Festool (back then called FESTO) was THE shit when it came to woodworking tools. It was already most expensive back then but their saws, routers and drills were just awesome and had perfect quality. The only real competitors available on the German market back then were Metabo of course, since it's a good old German professional brand, Makita, German brand Fein, Hilti (for stone and concrete works) and some Bosch. Black &Decker sold somewhat good drills back then. That was basically it when it came to power tools. So, I still have a thing for Festool, Makita and Metabo, because that were the brands we used most, but nowadays I really dig Milwaukee and DeWalt.

Just curious. Why were Dewalt impacts no included? Have you had issues with them in the past? I have found that their 20v/60v batteries platform is tough to beat from a total line up perspective.

You answered my question before I Could ask it did you feel constable in your hand with my question that's main line couldn't countable like a glove I saw you use a get a lot I think you are getting your opinion but I guess you already have your opinion about itAnd I think you're right about cases but The cases should be practical So when you go out to the job site don't break Thank you for answer my question before I could ask you 🍻🍺👌👍🤙

Whats ur fav between makita milwaukee and metabo kyle

Great review, i too value comfort as i work in a cabinet shop and use my drills constantly

Honest and straight forward; everything we come to expect from you, Kyle. Thanks for sharing.

i love the festool mostly because of its easy functioning very accurate with routers etc., they work very clean and smooth, but the prices on that same impact driver over here in the Netherlands are around the 500 euro ,same set as you reviewed, a makita on the other hand with 2x 5 ah batteries is 170 euro cheaper.so for a drill ,that is mainly more impact on your wallet then extra drill you get

Kyle, you’re the best !!

Honest as usual cheers Kyle

What drillbits do you guys use?

That was really good.

Anyone know what impact bits hes using, the green ones ?

You gotta look at durability. How often do you have to replace it.. i know after 8 years my Milwaukee is still going. Replaced brushes one time

I got one... Mainly because I have a lot of other Festool kit. Completely agree, it feels great in the hand. Better than the Makita it replaced. But it puts screws in wood.... I'm not going to care if another one does it a little faster... It goes faster than I can keep up.

What are those little green bits you always use

I have used makita most of my life. I haven’t used another impact that is so smooth and feel right in the hand. When I have used dewalt impact feel ok but it’s run rough in comparison, Milwaukee is similar and I own some of the 12v gear it feel cheaper it feels like it’s going to wear it self out it short space of time. But I really wanna try to triple hammer!

I always find myself reaching for my Festool . It feels great when using it, they are a little overpriced but its a great tool.

@MrSylvester1111

2 жыл бұрын

Longlivety + quality = $$$

Do you guys have problem with the hikoki impact drivers? Saw on yt the triple hamer skips sometime and was thinking to move to festool impact driver but got the hikoki battery’s already.. Want to use it with hardwoods/ oak wood and building around the house.

@RRBuildings

2 жыл бұрын

Who did you hear that from. Triple hammer is my favorite. No issues at all

@axel3398

2 жыл бұрын

@@RRBuildings Here is the video. It’s made because of video of tool & stuff, recap at 4:50 of bending a screw because of it. In other part is shown with slow mo camera that it skips the triple hammer effect. kzread.info/dash/bejne/nI2Xldyreta8iZM.html

Hey Man. Can you help me, please. Which bits did you use in the Festool TID? Thank you so much for this Video!!! I 💚 FESTOOL and Metabo. I have got one TID and a small 12v Metabo. Greats from germany

I have a practically new dewalt 20 volt impact driver that the bits will not stay in the drive. Has anyone ever run into this problem? I know this doesn't follow the subject that Kyle is talking about but I figured this channel would have more knowledgeable experienced people that could help me with a solution. And it helps the comment count!!!

Kyle, I found that everyday tool to use for a carpenter is the New Rigid!!! Believe it or not... I say try it yourself & see... For the money, it’s Awesome & you cant beat there warranties as well! Have A Blessed Day & keep up the the Great Work!!!

Tool Box Buzz is having a Festool giveaway with this, drill, and track saw.

The festool looks like a nice piece of kit but at 668 euros $791 here in Ireland its too expensive. Festool are high price here in Europe.

@ThisTall

3 жыл бұрын

You could just order 3 of them from an American store for that much. They’ll gladly ship it to you.

Great review/answer questions segment mate, I just assume a festool impact drill would be $800 minimum haha because those numbers are just expected with that brand , I would buy that drill even though I’m only on makita platform, the way you got your point across really helps 🤙 cheers for the vid mate

Your videos are great, I'm from switzerland and i build kitchens, sideboards and any other wood things inside houses. The work style compared to america is completly different. If i would have the choice between these tools i would grab the least heavy one.

Festool makes some AMAZING products. They do...the reason people hate them is their price. I inherited by dad's track saw. Before that I used a Kreg Track Saw that used a standard circular saw mounted to an adapter that ran on the track. It worked GREAT, and was all of $49 or $59 (I can't remember). That Kreg worked great. I made hundreds of cuts with it. THEN I used the Festool...umm...yea...TOTALLY different. That tool was designed for one purpose...to breakdown plywood or make long cuts without a table saw or doing it free hand. My biggest gripe of the Festool (besides cost), is that even with 3/4" Ply I had to set the depth of cut to about 3mm deeper than the gauge says (yes, there is an adjustment to it, but I've adjusted it 3 times and each time it comes out of adjustment quickly). Love the thing, but I would never buy one for myself, it just wouldn't get used enough to justify that cost.