Makita DSS611 VS Makita DHS680 18V Circular Saws
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- čas přidán 3. 01. 2022
- Makita DSS611 Specifications
Blade diameter - 165mm
Max cutting capacities
- at 90° - 57mm
- at 45° - 40mm
- at 50° - 36mm
No load speed - 3,700rpm
Overall dimensions - 347mm
Net weight - 3.2kg
Voltage - 18V
Motor - Brushed
LXT battery compatibility - 1.5Ah 3Ah 4Ah 5Ah 6Ah
Makita DHS680 Specifications
Blade diameter - 165mm
Max cutting capacities
- at 90° - 57mm
- at 45° - 41mm
No load speed - 5,000rpm
Overall dimensions - 350mm
Net weight - 3.3kg
Voltage - 18V
LXT battery compatibility - 1.5Ah 3Ah 4Ah 5Ah 6Ah
*I have to point out that the DSS611 cut with a blade that was not new, while the DHS680 cut for the first time in these tests with a much better Efficut blade.
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The one complaint I have about the brushless saw is the little lever for adjusting the base plates depth. Firstly once base plate was at maxx depth the lever would be lower and catch on material and now the circlip has popped off!
For total fairness you should have used identical brand new blades, you can see the chip size and amount of saw dust produced by the blade of the brushless makita is totally different
It's true
Might have been an "out the box" test. How they come stock
R u a plumber
Wow, wel I know which one I’m buying! Thanks
J'ai acheté la DHS680 du coup car c'est impresionnant on voir que sur la DSS611 le raccord daspiration c'est blocker
The best test ever! 💪💪💪
Makita face to face ! Great review!
Cant really judge because no real comparison which blades are used. A saw's rip cutting abilities are mostly made up by tooth count and sharpening geometry. Looks like the 680 had a Z12 on, but cant see what the 611 has. Probably Z24.
Thanks!!
Great video
Thank you so much
Blessings
Thank you for watching the video 🖖
Thank you for not putting 5 mins of waffle at the start
Same blade used?
No, the 680 is equipped with a fast Efficut type blade, thinner and sharper.
Had 2 of dhs680 both of them only lasted 8 months motors burn out looks like I’ll be getting a third 😪
Sorry to hear that, mine works impeccably
I've had mine 8 years, it is still going strong. At least yours are under warranty.
makita!!!
A bit easy to push less on a saw while making a rip cut so it seems " slower " 🙄 these tests are bs
Stop being ridiculous. Both saws are mine and they are the same brand, there is no reason to falsify a test in this case. It is a circular that has 1500RPM in addition, a fast Efficut blade and a Brushless motor.
@@ToolTest YOU dont be ridiculous. So many fake stuff nowadays. Your "test" have so many variables, battery, temp, wood grain, force of push etccc. Bogus imo
@@StelioKontossI just explained why you are being ridiculous and why your concerns about this test are not valid. Your answer is typical of a frustrated person who has been shown to be talking nonsense, and now you feel bad and you really want to have the last reply. It's ok for me. 👌
@@ToolTest lol nah your test is just BS and now you butthurt cuz you cant prove its optimal so you label me as a typical angry comment guy. Too easy. Learn how to make good comparisons.
@@ToolTest what you explained was that both saws were yours and the same brand... LOL are you.. rtarded?😬
Cant compare 3700rpm with 5000rpm
😂😂😂first one slow because the speed just 3700rpm but the second 5000rpm😂😂😂
That is precisely why they can be compared. Users can see how the brushed motor model performs in contrast to the newer brushless motor model and improved performance. Thus, they can make the decision to buy the model they need.
Здравствуйте!Мне очень понравились Ваши видео и тест сравнение,не могли бы Вы сделать тест сравнение этой пилы dns680 с новой моделью на 40в hs012g,очень было бы интересно,срасибо!!!@@ToolTest
Как говорят в России:
Не сравнивай хер с пальцем
Sorry, I didn't understand your comment
@@ToolTest these tools cannot be compared and put on the same shelf😜
@@ToolTest there is a saying in Russia: compared a member with a finger 🤔
Why not?
У меня вообще 610-й и ничего! Мне хватает!
la asta nici nu iti scriu in engleza.. urat.. mi-ai umilit circularul 😭😭
😅
🤣🤣🤣
Tocmai mi-am comandat 680ul 😅 eu am văzut videoul înainte sa dau comandă la 611 😅😊
the brushless tool motors die faster than the brushed. BUT yes the brushless has more power.
Brushless will last you 1 years
Brushed will last you 7 years
According to who? At the contrary, Brushless motors have an average lifespan of twice as much as those with carbon brushes, and this is due to the fact that it no longer has a collector that wears out and must be replaced. The main problem is that the Brushless motor is more expensive to repair, in case of a failure.
The main problem is not in the motor, but in the control board, it is it dies most often, and is changed only together with the motor and costs as a new saw.
I apologise if the automatic translator is bad.
Its basically carbs vs fuel injection. Yes you might need to change the brushes but its cheap and easy. The speed controllers on the BL will likely mean a new saw. But the batteries are a big proportion of the cost so the efficiency of a brushless motor might mean your battery lasts twice as long so be cheaper in the long run. My drill/driver are BL but in this case i'll probably go brushed as there's a higher load on a saw motor.
Offt😮 680 for me🫡