i love hilti i try to use my bosses hilti all the time. i dont make enough to own a hilti. so i bought the next best thing and thats my 18v cordless hammer drill Milwaukee!
check this out. I had first bought a RIGID 18 v thought it was kick ass and then i was drilling through metal, stupid thing died. Bought a Panasonic lasted me lesst than 7 months shit also burned out. Bought a bosch and 5 years later still working good as new my bosch is a 18v brute force that fucker really is a brute soo... BOSCH FTW!
i tried everthing there is from lithium ion batteries ni-mh ni-cd and like 10 different brand machines from 7,2 untill 36 volt .by means i have really much milwaukee stuff and makes me angry for the price it cost for that garbage. top products are the hilti sf 100a 9,6 volt 3.0 ah and the makita 6317 dwfe 12v 3.0 ah ,both not lithium ion ,but that stuff is shit anyway, and milwaukee i,ve thron away ,quality 0,0 %
who won the test? hilti makita, dewalt, milwaukee, panasonic which models did you use? Finally, in your opinion what is the best brand with value for money? thanks!
I'd love to try the panasonic but "no-one" in the dallas fort worth area carries them. That kind of sucks having to mail order them then if you don't like it have to mail it in for refund.
@skjoyner i have the panasonic ey7440 its 14.4 volt it is a brillant drill i have it a number of years the battery life is fantastic so good in fact that when i went to australia for a year i left it in my van and to my amazement when i came home both batteries held there charge im a carpenter by trade use it an awful lot for its small size it packs a good kick
The ONLY advantage to the lease is a fixed cost. And if you read the post, it says "Fleet program is a lease contract for four years." I went to school and know that's 48 months, not 36, but THANKS FOR PLAYING!
Oh, and nice language. Shows your true intelligence. I guess I see why you're in the lease program!
The Hilti is an 18V by European standards. In the US is should be a 21.6V...but they still call it an 18V. Google Panasonic and Hilti partnership. Then look at there newest 21.6V drill.
Hilti obviously rules!! , but a clear overview of info is really missing dude.. if you want to convince the world hilti is the best better speak english
i love hilti i try to use my bosses hilti all the time. i dont make enough to own a hilti. so i bought the next best thing and thats my 18v cordless hammer drill Milwaukee!
coldshot0222 1 month ago
Who won and what kind of equal comparison test was this? Only commenting on these tools only.
Hilti has some wicked tools. Like em. Over priced. But good.
Getting a Hilit drill driver though, doubt it. Not for price and ease of store hours.
Milwaukee - shouldn't be in this gimmick test.
DeWalt - like their fake 20v. Good power but bulky and brick heavy.
Panasonic - like couple of bigger drills.
cretedozer 2 months ago
check this out. I had first bought a RIGID 18 v thought it was kick ass and then i was drilling through metal, stupid thing died. Bought a Panasonic lasted me lesst than 7 months shit also burned out. Bought a bosch and 5 years later still working good as new my bosch is a 18v brute force that fucker really is a brute soo... BOSCH FTW!
MrNightwings74 3 months ago
Out of these choices,I want the Hilti,cant afford it,so Milwaukee, Panasonic,Dewalt
I go right for the Panasonic combo kit,nothing to think about for me,used em all
Once you get past the American made bullshit,& Panasonic makes more than radio's..they are 100% dependable,incredibly powerful,take a vicious beating
perfect ergonomics.
tjfreak 3 months ago
i tried everthing there is from lithium ion batteries ni-mh ni-cd and like 10 different brand machines from 7,2 untill 36 volt .by means i have really much milwaukee stuff and makes me angry for the price it cost for that garbage. top products are the hilti sf 100a 9,6 volt 3.0 ah and the makita 6317 dwfe 12v 3.0 ah ,both not lithium ion ,but that stuff is shit anyway, and milwaukee i,ve thron away ,quality 0,0 %
leukste4 8 months ago
Funny how the panasonic was at full speed as he pulled it out and yet he didnt carry on. FAKE Video Hilti trib band lol :)
WayneBurgess1 9 months ago
who won the test? hilti makita, dewalt, milwaukee, panasonic which models did you use? Finally, in your opinion what is the best brand with value for money? thanks!
84spillo 11 months ago
I'd love to try the panasonic but "no-one" in the dallas fort worth area carries them. That kind of sucks having to mail order them then if you don't like it have to mail it in for refund.
skjoyner 1 year ago
@skjoyner i have the panasonic ey7440 its 14.4 volt it is a brillant drill i have it a number of years the battery life is fantastic so good in fact that when i went to australia for a year i left it in my van and to my amazement when i came home both batteries held there charge im a carpenter by trade use it an awful lot for its small size it packs a good kick
PEADER1983 1 year ago
i think power devil and challenge extreme are far better!! LMAO
craig0514 1 year ago
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I have owned hilti tools for the last 4 years. I am very statisfied with my hilti products. Nothing tops Hili.
juicedon20s 1 year ago
I have owned hilti tools for the last 4 years. I am very satisfied with the hilti products that I own. Nothing tops hilit.
juicedon20s 1 year ago
who owns hilti?
croakerchoker504 1 year ago
my oppinion is the protool pdc 18 2,6A ,bosch gsr 36 2,6A and the milwaukee V28 3A
ilaere 1 year ago
So let's see how that works out....
$14/mo x 48 mo. = $672
Only a fool would enter into this program. Plus, if a tool is lost or stolen, YOU have to buy it at FULL PRICE.
No thank you. Keep the money Hilti's paying you for your "endorsement."
happypappyoftwo 2 years ago
We have 30 machines in Fleet and I think it handy to have every month the same costs with no extra's for broken or stolen tools ( if you have TPS).
And a service to fix your tools whitin 5 workdays.
ilaere 2 years ago
you have your numbers all wrong dude. Try 36 months and a $75 trade in and Hilti covers 80% of a stolen tool. Get your facts strait dip sh!t.
ganja2369 2 years ago 2
The ONLY advantage to the lease is a fixed cost. And if you read the post, it says "Fleet program is a lease contract for four years." I went to school and know that's 48 months, not 36, but THANKS FOR PLAYING!
Oh, and nice language. Shows your true intelligence. I guess I see why you're in the lease program!
happypappyoftwo 2 years ago
@happypappyoftwo ---- and you get free theft replacement, new batteries... not that you need them!
79bigneil 1 year ago
FLEET Program huh?
skievh 2 years ago
fleet program is a lease contract for four years.
You can lease a machine for 14 dollars a month and you don't have to pay for broken batteries or machines.
They just fix it or send a new one.
ilaere 2 years ago
The fleet is for 3 years on this tool and you get a $75 trade in for your sh!t dewalt.
ganja2369 2 years ago
The Hilti is an 18V by European standards. In the US is should be a 21.6V...but they still call it an 18V. Google Panasonic and Hilti partnership. Then look at there newest 21.6V drill.
skievh 2 years ago
Hi just wanted to know if all the drills were the same volt and can you please tell me what volt the Hilti was.Thanks...
FATTAK1 2 years ago
the hlti top model has 21,6 volt but the 14,4 model from hilti did it also better as the dewalt if you want it ican post that too
ilaere 2 years ago
I want to buy one so do you strongly recommend Hilti , i`m after a 14v or 18v. How are the impact drivers of the Hiti thanks
FATTAK1 2 years ago
in America the 18V model is a 21,6V model the impact driver is comming later this year.
The 14,4V models are very good and robust and they are stronger in driving large screwes in to wood than the latest 18V milwaukee.
But if you want a impact diver that's very fast and has very good battery time i'll go for the panasonic
The hilti is built to last the drivers and drills we have for over 3 years and we have not had a single faiure
ilaere 2 years ago
Thanks for your information.
FATTAK1 2 years ago
jan wilde dat zijn panasonic getest werd en nu is hij kappot
ilaere 2 years ago
en moeten jullie niet eens aan t werk trouwens?
jordbeets 2 years ago
ok die hilty gaat als een beest ,maar is dan ook wel een 21,6 V (en weegt dus ook 2,5 kilo), die dewalt en milwauky zijn ook 18 V machine volgens mij
de panasonic is de enige14,4 V en weegt zo een kilo minder dan de rest
jordbeets 2 years ago
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jordbeets 2 years ago
you are right, i will do that next time
ilaere 2 years ago
Hilti obviously rules!! , but a clear overview of info is really missing dude.. if you want to convince the world hilti is the best better speak english
skyline10189 2 years ago
ik vind dat je nog een duidelijk overzicht moet maken...
Even de uitslagen op een bord schrijven...
jordyjrd 2 years ago
Veel gaten !
wie heeft er nu uitendelijk gewonnen?
jordyjrd 2 years ago