Ok, Maybe its not a fair test becuase both the drill are not in the same class but does show the power of the Two year old Milwaukee v28. Both drills batteries are fully charged and using a 16mm bit.
Alright nice. Lets take a Stihl Chainsaw 090 and see if it cuts a 10x10 faster then the Milwaukee sawzall. Now a fair test...the Bosch 36v rotary hammer drill would out drill the Milwaukee m28 rotary. Now if it was the M28 Milwaukee hammer drill, it would out drill the Bosch 36v hammer drill. Certain brands have more power than others in certain tools. The Dewalt 36v hammer drill and the Milwaukee M28 would be interesting. BnD owns Dewalt, Ryobi's maker owns Milwaukee...both made in china.
Haha, this is not a fair test, the Bosch drill used looks like the 36v Li Compact Model which only has a 1.7Joules impact energy compared to the Milwaukees 3.2Joules.
A fairer test would be to compare the BoschGBH36v as this has 3.0Joules impact energy.....
Alright nice. Lets take a Stihl Chainsaw 090 and see if it cuts a 10x10 faster then the Milwaukee sawzall. Now a fair test...the Bosch 36v rotary hammer drill would out drill the Milwaukee m28 rotary. Now if it was the M28 Milwaukee hammer drill, it would out drill the Bosch 36v hammer drill. Certain brands have more power than others in certain tools. The Dewalt 36v hammer drill and the Milwaukee M28 would be interesting. BnD owns Dewalt, Ryobi's maker owns Milwaukee...both made in china.
JeffreyBridges1988 3 months ago
A lot of garbage...
curentarul 7 months ago
bosch tools are toilets
yacomash800 1 year ago
Haha, this is not a fair test, the Bosch drill used looks like the 36v Li Compact Model which only has a 1.7Joules impact energy compared to the Milwaukees 3.2Joules.
A fairer test would be to compare the BoschGBH36v as this has 3.0Joules impact energy.....
djnicad 1 year ago 2
wow the 28v Milwaukee smoked the 36v Bosch
clebrowns87 1 year ago