SDS Drill Tool Review l Makita vs Festool vs Hilti

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  • čas přidán 18. 12. 2022
  • In this special SDS Drill Tool Review
    Tony is doing a tool review, showcasing the battle of the SDS's Makita vs Hilti vs Festool
    This tool review begins with the Festool SDS which is about 8 years older than the Hilti model so to make it a fair comparison the hoover attachment will not be used
    On the first test its neck and neck to see who wins out of Hilti and Festool, the Festool boasting a lighter weight and Hilti boasting a bit more power to drive through the brick.
    The next test is Makita vs Festool and their contest is a bit more one sided until the very end
    In the battle of the SDS's there can only be one so tune in to see what Tony chose!
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Komentáře • 45

  • @ACAIDC
    @ACAIDC Před rokem +2

    They all do the job. All within 1 - 3 seconds of each other. You'd never notice a difference unless you were using them side-by-side

  • @strummer6642
    @strummer6642 Před 8 měsíci +1

    Really love your videos. Have the 12 volt makita sds, its very slow but powerful, used it with 1 metre 10mm bit and went through a double skin of brick no problem. Very annoying that they don't stay upright. I think the Mak you used was the sub compact version. The larger 18v doesn't fall over.

  • @kbcarpentryservices
    @kbcarpentryservices Před rokem +2

    Love my Milwaukee Sds, I have used Hilti and enjoyed it though

  • @85Busta98
    @85Busta98 Před rokem +4

    Great review Tony but price comparison is very different in the makita to the other two I think ,

  • @gc19901
    @gc19901 Před rokem +4

    my festool is great, comfortable and lightweight but i wouldn't recommend it to anyone else except maybe a kitchen fitter just because it doesn't have a chisel function and is a nuisance when i have to get the corded out for a little job. so for me the hilti would win every time

    • @willhastings
      @willhastings Před rokem +1

      This!! It’s the only time I pull out a festool and think there’s other brands that do this job better.

  • @dougsaunders8109
    @dougsaunders8109 Před rokem

    Which would I buy? The one I had the battery for. Makes the tools much more likely to be used if I always have a charged battery ready to go. If I am on Festool platform I go that way and vice versa

  • @j444nsy4
    @j444nsy4 Před rokem +7

    Unfair to put the Makita in there as it’s the small version without a hammer only setting. The bigger one is much better. Although it’s light weight and great for quick and easy drilling for smaller screws.

  • @Sash_Window
    @Sash_Window Před rokem +1

    True real life review! Love it. :)

  • @Matt19271991
    @Matt19271991 Před rokem +3

    thats the baby makita sds, nice and light for 6mm plugs really... dhr243 is the one you should of used for a fair comparison though.

    • @BuildWithAE
      @BuildWithAE  Před rokem

      Hi Dinglebell I will try that one against the Hilti because the Makita dhr243 is about the same money as the Hilti but a lot more than the festool all the best Tony 👍

  • @jameselderton9869
    @jameselderton9869 Před rokem +1

    Not sure which model Makita you had there? But my Makita SDS drills don’t fall over like that, I can see how that is annoying! I also really rate the Makita 18v SDS drills I’ve got, I will pick them over a corded SDS anytime, not for convenience but for productivity, they really do pack a punch I think. However, I’ve not got much experience with other brands, so the Makitas might not be as good as I think they are, but I’m more than happy with them.

  • @porkchop7652
    @porkchop7652 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Cool vid. We use bosch 36v and 18v milwaukee dewalt and mikita sds's on our firm. Tbh my fav is the milwaukee but they all do the job. The bosch is a big old beast that we normally use for the more taxing jobs and the dewalt is the smallest, it surprisingly powerful bit of kit, but for general day to day and hanging off ladders, I love the milwaukee. So much power and pretty lightweight. Goes through anything ive chucked at it. Good chiseler ,overall very nice.
    Really fancy a play with one of those hiltis though. Years ago we had an older hilti was a great tool😮

    • @BuildWithAE
      @BuildWithAE  Před 10 měsíci +1

      Hi Porkchop7652,
      Milwaukee is great stuff personally I feel the Hilti is to expensive considering what you can get for a better price tag, Hilti petrol is absolutely useless only good thing Hilti do really is there breaker range massively disappointed with there service as well, Hilti use to be great but really gone down hill have a cracking bank holiday all the best Tony 👍

    • @porkchop7652
      @porkchop7652 Před 10 měsíci +1

      @@BuildWithAE sad to hear that. Think I'll stick with the milwaukee gear.

  • @who-say-in
    @who-say-in Před rokem

    I’d be keen to see how the DeWalt DCH273 compares to these!

  • @markrobinson1458
    @markrobinson1458 Před rokem +1

    Get whichever is on offer at the time, but the next model up in makita 👍

  • @stephenmurray4916
    @stephenmurray4916 Před rokem +1

    That little makita is only for red plugs. Get your hands on the 40v one, its an animal.

  • @Cameron2874
    @Cameron2874 Před rokem +1

    I have the festool and used the DeWalt, Bosch and Makita. Thinking of getting the DeWalt or Makita as the festool has no chisel function which is a major let down as have to go get my corded old big Bosch and extension lead from the van when a bit of chiseling as most time on the job it's always needed where as most other sds have that simple but necessary function. Love the festool for light, anti vibrate, power etc but major let down for lack of chisel.

  • @viktoraspaguda4830
    @viktoraspaguda4830 Před 10 měsíci

    Tnx

  • @stevenjones1009
    @stevenjones1009 Před rokem

    Hilti every time for me 👌

  • @eduardvaniersel7535
    @eduardvaniersel7535 Před rokem +1

    3:45 That's Makita for you.

  • @daihedral9269
    @daihedral9269 Před rokem

    The truth is they're all great tools. If you don't believe me try using a Rawldrill as a comparison and count your blessings.

  • @konstantine381
    @konstantine381 Před rokem

    That festool looks just like the £15 Ferrex sds i got from aldi lol

  • @georgebraim2091
    @georgebraim2091 Před rokem +3

    Thats not even a real makita battery, its a knock off.

  • @debandmike3380
    @debandmike3380 Před 9 měsíci

    milwaukee 2912-20 also good. festool cannot remove floor tile.

  • @Tony-InLosAngeles
    @Tony-InLosAngeles Před rokem

    👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

  • @karlkjj
    @karlkjj Před rokem +2

    Hilti and Festool will outlast Makita ….. I have 2004 Festool tools still going strong

  • @anthonymiddlesex6859
    @anthonymiddlesex6859 Před 6 měsíci

    my god dont you go on

  • @climbjay
    @climbjay Před 4 měsíci

    Hate to be the customer seeing the builder pepper holes in your brick walls just for a shits and giggles test 🤦🏻‍♂️

    • @BuildWithAE
      @BuildWithAE  Před 4 měsíci +2

      Actually it wasn’t just peppered the drill holes were used for all the fixtures of the system used 👏👏👏👏 so you haven’t got a clue

  • @magdalenagecheva692
    @magdalenagecheva692 Před rokem

    This not a original battery for Makita = low power

  • @neil-mv3it
    @neil-mv3it Před rokem +2

    festool all day long

    • @BuildWithAE
      @BuildWithAE  Před rokem +2

      Hi Neil I have to agree especially if your using above your head all day long all the best Tony 👍

  • @playboxxtv6287
    @playboxxtv6287 Před rokem

    how do you spell hilti wrong xD

  • @jrsuk1170
    @jrsuk1170 Před rokem

    You can have 2 1/2 makita sds drills for the price of the festool. Take into consideration the batteries and chargers and the makita becomes even better value.
    Only my opinion but the festool isn't superior enough to warrant the extra 💷💷💷

    • @BuildWithAE
      @BuildWithAE  Před rokem +3

      Hi JRS U.K.
      Festool £258.00 plus vat with charger and one battery
      Makita £234.00 plus vat with charger and one battery
      Makita next one up is actually more expensive
      Just checked on FFX Tools
      All the best Tony 👍

    • @jrsuk1170
      @jrsuk1170 Před rokem

      @@BuildWithAE Hi Tony, have another look. You don't get a charger with the Festool for £258.
      Bare unit Festool is £229 on ffx
      Bare unit Makita is £137 on ffx

    • @BuildWithAE
      @BuildWithAE  Před rokem +3

      @@jrsuk1170 bare units are different definitely but the kits there’s not a lot between them, I think the next Makita up might be a better option because of taking more power but that’s more than the festool kit when you buy them apples for apples but it is all down to personal choice
      Just was really expecting more from the Makita after Phill and Mark raved about it.

  • @rmsalkin
    @rmsalkin Před 29 dny

    Sorry, thats just pointless comparison. Festool against panasonic would make sense.
    And wait, can you drive plasterboard screws with hilti? Oh no you cant…

  • @thooney2934
    @thooney2934 Před rokem

    How about you use a genuine makita battery on it instead of the shitty fake one. If it had a genuine 5 ah battery it would have come 1st or guaranteed 2nd

  • @jameswood9424
    @jameswood9424 Před rokem

    That makita is baby makita the other version doesn't fall over it does 24mm in concrete as the festool only does 18mm so no good for plumbers gas engineers

  • @SteveAndAlexBuild
    @SteveAndAlexBuild Před rokem

    Great review Tony , I like Makita but what is that falling over all about 🤔🙄🧱👍🏼