Would you consider Hilti fleet?

@kittsdiy

Жыл бұрын

If you have many vans ..and guys working for you i can understand it . Less cashflow needed . The tools are not an investment . But a recurring "cost" in the accounting . So the 1000 pound /month is 100% detuctable form the profit . ( at least here in Belgium )

@jamess9902

Жыл бұрын

Yes if my name was Bill Gates

@jk1362

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, Hilti are clearly the best! But when it comes to value for money, or “bang for your buck” then it’s Milwaukee by a clear mile

@203MPH

Жыл бұрын

If the prices were more reasonable. Got a quote for fleet management for over € 300 per month. All my Milwaukee gear costs less then € 3000. So 1 year fleet is more expensive than buying tools.

@Urban0utlawGT

Жыл бұрын

​@@jk1362 I feel like you contradicted yourself in that sentence 😁

Someone robbed hilti for £10k worth of tools last week! I believe they got away with some angle grinder discs and a battery 😅

Another bloody advert for Hilti masquerading as a video!

Wow it just goes to prove that people will still pay top dollar for a top job ,enjoying watching your channel and business grow , well done guys and thanks for the video's

Nice tools. When I got my SDS hammer drill my life changed. It's an amazing piece of kit, even though it's an entry level Makita with a power cord, it's my favourite tool to use, followed by my Milwaukee M12 hammer drill.

Looks like a professional solution for your growing business Jordan. Pleased for you all

my dad used hilti drills had them for years, and i use them now. its unreal just how reliable they are

@fredii4296

Жыл бұрын

My grandfather bought a Hilti Te 17 in 1970 and we are using this Tool till today, we are re oiling it once in a while but it is still powerful and strong. Many other tools broke but this monster is working and working it ist over 50 years old and still drilling great. When I need new tools, Hilti is the way when you are using them often.

For an organisation who’s seen phenomenal growth, this is a no brainer!

I'd love a hilti . Great channel Jordan & everyone at Artisan electrics .

I have been a massive Hilti fan for many years, you have made the right choice ...... super great kit

That is the bolocks! When I was on the tools years ago I loved the fact the reps would come to site. Real shame the shop up Clifton Rd shut down! Was ideal for getting bits in person. One thing you need is the Hilti laser measure. It’s a game changer, especially if over a long span.

Honestly love my Hilti 110 core drill, if it wasn't for the fact all our other tools are Dewalt I'd consider signing up with them, it's cheaper than I expected (£200 a month per van for the core kit). The core set is like £1200 and with the replace and repair service it's worth it if you're using them that much to pay the extra. Looking forward to seeing how they fair with your guys.

Can't beat Hilti. There really isn't anything on the market that can compete with the quality of Hilti.

Sounds an amazing deal well done

When I retired from the trade 20 years ago Hilti had good deals if you bought one of the big SDS hammer drills they would match the equivalent cost of the drill with an equal amount of carbide drill bits for free. I tried all the other makers tools and only Milwaulkie came close to the ruggedness of Hilti❤

As an old hand, now retired, I have to tell you that, Hilti was the company who invented hammer drills. The normal ones, way back when, just used to spin with a mason drill and hammer like mad. Hilti took it to the next stage, which was to have the correct revs and correct drill bit (sds) Bingo best hammer drill, the rest are just try to be copies.

❤ This video.. congrats, more business to come..what a good choice..

good on you mate! hopefully you will keep us updated on these powertools, if and when they die ( like the TE4 did, when Cory tried to drill into a brick wall... ), because I'm not sure how these Xinzhuang made tools are keeping up with use, but will be interesting to see. Also it's fairly fascinating that Hilti went with the Snap-On route, where you can lease your tools and it will be replaced fairly promplty if something happens, but you also basically lose ownership of your tools. Or you can just buy them at exorbitant prices, but that doesn't sound like a great financial idea.

I'm sticking with Erbauer. After all, they work and nobody's going nick them.😁

I'm a volunteer fire fighter in wales and we use a bigger version those cutters to cut people out of cars and other vehicles

There some gorgeous tools 👌 im a tool tart I'd have to keep them all in them red cases that's the best bit lol , that's a brilliant idea with the tracking incase anything goes missing oh and no more skiving off now lads we know ur location 😉

I have always said "pay for what you get, buy cheap you buy again, pay more get the best"

Hi Jordan, you have a great channel with very good content, please don’t fall into the click bait mindset. More and more of your videos have click bait titles, which means, no actual information related to the content, instead it’s a punchy title meant to attract our attention. I’m sincerely put off by this technique and I find myself watching less and less of this kind of videos. For instance, a suggestion for this title: “Complete HILTI power tools, I can’t believe this happen” This kind of title it is still a bit punchy and it also emphasises the content first of all. Thank you for your understanding. Kindest regards, Florin (an automotive engineer)

@artisanelectrics

Жыл бұрын

Hi Florin, feel free to drop us a DM on Instagram and we’ll explain how KZread works. Really appreciate the feedback so it would be great to chat 👍🏻

@atkt62

Жыл бұрын

I agree actually. Meaningful titles are far better. You are aiming high end, for people who want the best electrical work and are prepared to pay for it. Its a great channel, please don't lower your standards.

@SquirreliciousMe

Жыл бұрын

@@artisanelectrics I get how it works, but you didn't used to do it and you've become far worse. Like some others I don't watch most videos now purely because the titles irritate me. I know it is a fine balance but clickbait titles are long term unhelpful.

That B-roll is so crisp! Holy crap.

I’ve got one of those big cable cutters 😜 and yes I use it regularly

03:50 My 3-4 year old Bosch even has anti-kickback on it ... some people hate it ... i like it .. saves my wrists .

A very good price considering the cover you get in terms of the tools breaking or getting nicked. Plus super rolls Royce tools. 120 quid per van per month for the tools you need is a very good price.

Oh man a Hilti lootbox.. I like it.

I'm so jealous right now...🤤🤤

Pretty cool to see you using James’ studio!

@p4ult1

Жыл бұрын

I noticed that too

@eviain

Жыл бұрын

He forgot to HOLD TIGHT!

The future is bright, the future is in sales, no better salesman than Jordan (not too bad a spark either)

So it seems that I watched a 17 min HIlti commercial. Sure don't seem them (Hilti) here much in the USA.

Where is the rest of the team recently ? It’s just turned into the Jordan channel

@SquirreliciousMe

Жыл бұрын

Cory left and the rest I think just have work to do.

I use Hilti tools on daily basis, and i like them for their strength and reliability. The only tool i wish they would make soon, is the multi tool.

@t1n4444

Жыл бұрын

Tricky tool to use these multitools. Not from functional ability per se but the dreadful vibration. I bought a cheap one for evaluation; it worked an absolute treat but the dreaded "white finger" and pins and needles arrived quite quickly. Definitely worth buying a pro version with the vibration damping handle fixing. Avoid cheap.

@rasmuslund9325

Жыл бұрын

@@t1n4444 I own a battery powered Fein multi tool, which is among the best, but it would be nice to have everything on the same battery platform

@t1n4444

Жыл бұрын

Definitely nice kit. About ten times what I forked out. And most likely unknown to DIY fraternity ... and would suggest the DIY tool market is too price sensitive for "obscure" pro tools anyway. Now, ref the same battery platform, then yes, useful to have for convenience and less faffing about. That said how many seconds does having a one pattern battery save? Ref the quick change tool arrangements ... one of these YT "experts" had mentioned the "horseshoe" shaped ends, with the clamp mechanism, shaved seconds off the replacement time. If someone needs to change a tool that quick, where seconds matter, then the bloke is perhaps not what you might call a craftsman??? I type subjectively, obviously.

@vadim3976

11 ай бұрын

@@rasmuslund9325 Hilti SMT 6-22

@Stainless316L

9 ай бұрын

It's been made

Personally still prefer Bosch. Also the best tool for the job is the best tool for the job regardless of brand.

@rasmusb2523

Жыл бұрын

Can't even compare Bosch and Hilti, they are in completely different dimensions.

Hey, differently makes me consider Hilti, tool down time is important to me. Great video. Did you use the plumberparts studio for that, and when are you doing something with James?

this b-roll looks so professional

@sdgelectronics

Жыл бұрын

Looks like they're at James' studio?

Sounds very reasonable but also easily scalable

Hi Jordan, Nice kit pal, one thing that might sell it me and my team would be if they have the tech to monitor for HAVS? Is that something you've considered? Protection against white finger. Keep up the great vids bud. Matt

How long is this contract for ? For example the 120 to 150 a month sounds reasonable but for how long are you paying that for ? Thanks

It is called a cable lug that you crimp onto a stranded cable.

I have sleepless nights just thinking about the £400 worth of tools left in my van over night. I honestly think I would just top myself if I had all that gear get nicked!

@stuartandrews4344

Жыл бұрын

Hope your not being serious..

@pdhr0che

Жыл бұрын

The whole point is that it's all covered by theft

@jaydenwhittaker3961

Жыл бұрын

£400 💀 you’d top yourself

@wilteduk007

Жыл бұрын

I got my van turned over one night when staying at a remote B&B while away from home on a job. £3300 worth of tools gone. Yeah it was sickening but they were just tools and could be replaced. The £400 maybe means as much to you as the £3300 did to me but it's not worth stressing over it. I learnt from it and they leave the van EVERY night now, no matter where I'm staying. Shame I hadn't done that prior to the theft.

@andreacoppini

Жыл бұрын

Get an alarm. AJAX do a really good, easy to install home alarm which can run off car power with a few tweak, and gives you mobile app, remote connectivity via 4G and photos if there’s a breakin. Solid stuff

I thought you pay close to 3k a month so yeah it pretty affordable, it is not for every business but if you get a lot of use from these tools, leasing is well worth it. Imo batteries are also major consideration, they are not cheap and they have limited charge cycles, so getting the batteries in lease is a big plus.

I've only ever owned 1 Hilti product (laser measure) and its bullet proof, can't fault them for a quality product.

not an advert at all 😂

Get them marked up with SelectaDNA Jordan.

So hilti are your tool partner but you are paying like a regular customer did i miss something? What do hilti give you in this partnership. But very nice gear !!

Fair play, better to have all those tools than give the money to HMRC! Slight flaw in the Hilti system with the Bluetooth tags. That should be internal so all tools are permanently identifiable.

About 45 years ago I worked with Hilti tools for the first time. Before that we used Duss drills but those were just too heavy. You could work 30 minutes with them but the Hilti tools could be handled several hours per day. Huge improvement.

in my days deal with Electric tool was never easy to get i used what i cold at the time and now i do a lot of diy stuff for family and friend but i still can't get any good due to me being a carer for wife for past 12 years and i cart do much but love power tools and one day i will get santa to get me better stuff

0:23 Wait, are Artisan on the same industrial estate as James from the PlumberParts channel?

@iwilson16

Жыл бұрын

It def looked like it!

@josephrowley2172

Жыл бұрын

That’s his unit, the space is rented as a filming area.

Since I already have batteries and chargers I actually find them to be the cheapest to own new besides Ryobi(sooo many free batteries). Only the industrial type stuff like the rebar tool or the fastener solutions are all that expensive but like... who buys those for personal use? The rainbow brands are only cheap if you can wait multiple years for the one _specific_ tool you want to go on sale. And some stuff has never been sold outside of kits in the history of their releases. Don't have room for hoarded kit extras and selling unwanted pieces is a hassle

I think that pricing is incredibly good. Essentially £120 a month per employee for a full set of 80% insured tools and next-day warranty service. You'd be looking at spending a lot more than that (like £1,800-£2,500) to get a kit out of similar tools (of lower quality) to own permanently. I'm looking forward to your thoughts on the tools as they're used.

@jonesconrad1

Жыл бұрын

agreed its the quality that makes the price good value.

@Earthquaker501

Жыл бұрын

I'd rather own tools for £2500 compared to renting them for less than 2 years for the same price. A good kit like Hilti should hold for 5+ years, when you think about what the renting would cost(120*60= £7200). You could buy a new set of tools every 2-3 years and it would still be cheaper.

@droknron

Жыл бұрын

@@Earthquaker501 While true if you look at Hilti's website a lot of their drills of this spec (the same that Artisan are getting) cost £1200.. each. The other tools £400-£800. Their £120 a month kit would probably cost them more than £5,000 if bought brand new. Of course, there are more affordable alternatives to Hilti but I think this deal is quite reasonable for the quality of the tools and Artisan will get new ones when they hand in the old ones I assume.

@Earthquaker501

Жыл бұрын

@@droknron I checked now, they are very expensive compared to other known brands(2-2.5x the price of makita, milwaukee, bosch). If you have to have hilti, it may actually be a good deal.

@PeteMcCrea

Жыл бұрын

Also moves the cost from capex to opex so will affect your tax is calculated. So for a bigger business this will make sense.

Make sure you have van vaults in the vans for protecting all these tools. I have a new Hilti wall chaser don't think its as good as the old one that I had the button that holds the blades still to replace isn't holding tight after 18months

@Lewdacris916

Жыл бұрын

van vaults are the shit!

12k a year for tools! , madness!! You will still have to use and buy other tools, like the highly used Multi tool. You are a busy company, but this is an added expense you dont need.

I can't believe this happened, but you ordered the stuff.

Hi jordan wat you doing with the existing tools?

Those batteries must weight a ton. I was thinking this must be a paid promotion because there’s no way you’d have 3 Hilti Sales reps just sat there watching you speel

@bobwilson7684

Жыл бұрын

not that heavy truly, but, take a lot of volume, watch that out, I tried these neurons aaannddd,,,,I think is a scam....all the batery lithium thing, all the brands, whatever the batery, they all supply the same motors as always...the result of the work, today, all the brands the same, in many cases I see people using complete overpowered hilti tools for their tasks and disoriented if they dont have them, and more stressed about breaking them or get stolen, than actualy realy work....making their clients moving to a complete new platform, for these costs.....so the world goes...

@jordan, i'me looking to replace my power tools and i have some doubt between Makita or Hilti. I do not have any staff so i'me very carefull with my tools. What would be yout advice??? Love the channel (from NL)

You have to use abluetooth sticker on the side? That feels a bit behind the trend. Most other manufacturers that have those smart tags have a internal pocket to put them in that's connected to the tool directly. Other then that it would be my dream to have all those tools. Congrats to your new toolpark.

I saw the local Fire and Rescue team using the Hilti mega cutter cutting the roof off of a Abarth 595 at an RTA on Saturday morning…if they use them…..

@MS-Patriot2

Жыл бұрын

Local authorities love a lease plan, one less thing to worry about.

If Hilti are ‘supporting the channel’ I just can’t 100% believe what you are saying. How much are they supporting you? I bet it’s more than the monthly fleet costs.

wow thats not bad at all

May I ask if you will be donating all of your excess tools from previous sponsors to a local college or charity ?

I’m still on brace and bit going through joists

What does the £120 a month include exactly please?

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Best part of 2k a year for something you never own

What happens after the 3 year are up if you don't renew the rental contract? Do you keep the current tools you have or do you have to give them back?

@kittsdiy

Жыл бұрын

Good question .. 1000 pound a month = 12000 a year ... after 3 years .. 36.000 pound .. i think you payed more then the retail price ? After 3 years they proably wanna give you new tools and start over ? Or maybe an option to buy them off ? Seems many vendors/shops are offering now fleet management . A bit comparable with leasing a car ( in some formules it's never yours end of lease = give it back or maybe buy it a current value ) ..advantage is like he said .. if anything breaks they fix or replace it .. but don't think i you van has broken in 3 times a month ..keep replacing them ..

@whatthedeuse

Жыл бұрын

No you have to give them back 🤦‍♂️ great for a large national company with thousands of tools, no good for a small company where tools are looked after a bit better

In the early days they always use to have makita drills and dewalt lasers and I'm sure they use to use milwakeee alot but from being on construction sites all the big big big concrete jobs and wrench jobs they all use hilti

Almost a grand each tool to buy out right?? 🤣🤣🤣

are you donating your old ones ??

how much u pay a total of full package this.

As a customer, I've had better luck with tradespeople who own most of their own tools. It is a sign that they are empowered and invested in their work. I'm then dealing with someone who is invested for the long term and not just some Joe who is showing up that day only to get a paycheck that week.

@SquirreliciousMe

Жыл бұрын

What do you do, inspect the paperwork and ask for invoices for the tools? How would you even know?

@JasonEDragon

Жыл бұрын

@@SquirreliciousMe Well, I talk to and get to know the people who do work for me. And I tend to keep using the same people time and again. I prefer to get to the point where I don't have to quote for a job - they just come and do the work when they can and then charge me an appropriate amount. That way when things get ripped apart and we find something unexpected I can easily add some work to the project to get things done properly and the way I want. If the people who do the work are just employees, then it can be easy to spot at times. They can show up without the optimum selection of tools and supplies to do the work as they make do with what they have been given to use. If the worker is empowered and/or self-employed then they seem better equipped to handle the unexpected. I've made a living in IT for 25 years and it is a surprisingly similar story. I've almost always relied on my own computers to do my daily work because companies don't provide optimum equipment (even though they pay more for it). Only I really know what the proper kit is that will allow me to do my best work. And what is good for me isn't necessarily what is good for someone else.

If David Savery took this scheme out I’d think it was worth doing. He has the Ryobi scheme.

00:22 Where's the WC going to be mounted ? Is that where th e excess energy gets "dumped" ?

This is Hilti adopting the car dealer business model of recurring revenue stream, with PCP style sales.Make the tools RRP soooo high that it pushes people into the finance deal as they’re only concerned with the monthly’s The tool cost you more over the 3yr contract as your paying the interest on the loan, you don’t get the option to keep the tool or buy it which turns me off massively!!. For a large national company fleet hire makes Sense but for a small company it really doesn’t make sense as tools aren’t as abused or go missing…. as often and the wear on the tools is far less so the lifespan should be longer. I have all Hilti tools and have had them my entire career so far 16yrs for some kit. So for me fleet doesn’t work and the current Hilti prices!

9:20 Hopefully won't kill the sensor....in your eyes!

Did I see the Plumber Parts logo in the background?

@artisanelectrics

Жыл бұрын

We filmed this at his studio 🤜🏼🤛🏼

So your rate will have to go up to £200 per hour now ? Well done.

As soon as I see”Paid Promotion” I don’t 100% believe anything I hear because it’s an advertisement. It’s the best this or that is just sales patter. The producer is being paid to say those things. The channel goes down in my estimation.

@artisanelectrics

Жыл бұрын

Not being paid to say anything

@tombarrett1487

Жыл бұрын

@@artisanelectrics So what is the nature of the paid promotion?

@kk08aay

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I agree unfortunately as soon as it says paid promotion you have to take it with a pinch of salt... They are now supporting the channel so I assume they wouldn't want any milwaukee tools popping up on there!

@johnavery15

Жыл бұрын

@@kk08aay Makes a change from Tradify!

@5H4N35

Жыл бұрын

@johnavery15 clearly didn’t watch the video 🤣🤣 about 30 seconds in “I have paid for all of these tools”

Ho-Lee-Sheet! That's about £4 million worth of Hilti kit

@SquirreliciousMe

Жыл бұрын

It isn't

Xmas giveaways of old tools!!

How long are you tied in to the contract for? You didn’t tell us.

I do not use that cable cutter in my comment. I use it in my channel clips, but this Nuron model is slower, even is bigger.

Amazing tools though.

James' studio?

i love my te25 breaker (now almost 30 years old), their battery skill saw used to be great but does not touch the dewalt 54v (better design much more oomph) didnt see a guide rail so would be a no no anyway. hilti battery sds drill is also meh for the price. impact driver looks unnecessarily heavy (never used one). loved my old hilti vacuum though 110v do not understand the self adhesive locater stickers - should be inside the machine and identified every time a battery is inserted, bluetooth costs nothing to implement these days. any thief can get round that. I do like hilti drill bits, the breaker chisels are better than all the others how come you didnt order a medium breaker?

My guess for the price is more than I can afford

Not sure if it's a good idea to be showing off all that expensive kit. Hope your vans have good security?!!!

is that a new office / warehouse

What about a multi tool

What happened with the milwaukee kits

Where is the ‘skip ads’ option?

@artisanelectrics

Жыл бұрын

KZread Premium

@blower1

Жыл бұрын

@@artisanelectrics Yep, i have given in and now pay for YT Premium....the ad's on EVERYTHING have become ridiculous, this is not the channel creators fault, it's YT - they have cranked up the ad generator to 11 on nearly every channel.

@hermand

Жыл бұрын

@@blower1 same, resisted for a long time as I'm no fan of Google but I heard content crestors take a decent cut from premium viewers so that make it justifiable to me. KZread (in terms of the content, thanks to the likes of Jordan) is pretty much the best media out there now and I'd drop Netflix /Amazon before dropping YT now And the ad free experience does make it a lot lot better

Often the more expensive option costs you less.

why not makita or dewalt, they are slightly less expensive and and reliable..

It’s good having tools but security of tools is a big thing particularly when doing online videos and advertising what you have. Do they have built in tracking incase of theft.

I don’t believe you are paying for all these tools at that rate. Why would you be paying 100’s a month for some tools your company will barely use. You are not a massive corporation doing massive industrial jobs. Madness.

@SquirreliciousMe

Жыл бұрын

He said the 120 odd was the core set and some of the others weren't bundled. I'm not sure why you'd spend 1000 a month rather than buying stuff, but I've always been more about capex than opex

what would the cost have been to buy all that kit outright?

@artisanelectrics

Жыл бұрын

20-30k I think

How many months is it to pay it all off?

@artisanelectrics

Жыл бұрын

Hey Steven, is a rolling contract like leasing a vehicle.