what's up everybody and welcome to today's edition up boom we're gonna post
all the specs in the cool features of each tool but I want to know in the
comment section below which tool do you like the best
which one has the coolest feature and what would you change I want you all to
decide the winner between the two of these points how with that being said
let's take a look at the two tools that we'll be competing in the tool doors
what's up everybody we have a strange tool tool going on today not so much the
Walt vs. Milwaukee but the new technology battery versus corded now
before we get started let's go over a disclaimer yes I know that the Milwaukee
blade is smaller than the dEWALT's yes I know that there is a flexible battery
operated we wall yes I know that the DeWalt came out a long time ago yes I
know you can hear a lawnmower in the background yes I know you want subscribe
and smash that like button and yes I know that Jessica Simpson had another
baby now as much as you don't want to admit it we have to face reality courted
is being phased out with the new technology coming out with the batteries
well it's just a matter of time because they don't make them anymore
so the d wall table-saw we're gonna take a look at that and we are going to take
a look at the Milwaukee the D wall just plug it into a 110 Milwaukee you can
only really use a 9.0 or a 12 point old battery to keep this song going the
reason why I decide to go with both of these is because they are very similar
they both got the rack opinion they're both similar in size but that's about as
far as they go with similarity let's talk about the Milwaukee pool first
right now for the Milwaukee stand and so you're looking at five hundred and
thirty-eight dollars but it also comes with the new technology one key not to
mention it is extremely portable so newer you're going to pay more the
weight for this saw you're looking at about forty one point six pounds and the
RPM 5800 we do have a full review for this saw I'll put a card right up above
now that is the newer technology that's only been out for about a year year and
a half now let's take a look at the courted the wait on this we're gonna 45
pounds the max rpm on this 3850 a lot less believe it or not pour the courted
than the 5000 above for the battery operated these tool manufacturers will
be the first to tell you that their battery operator tools are more powerful
than the quarter ones that they had previously
now basically other than power a few other specs everything with the battery
power saws are exactly the same as the cortisol's you got the on-board storage
45 degree cut capacity on both the saws both are built very well in my opinion
really well done on both of these so there's really no difference when it
comes to actually the build quality that I can see but that being said where the
corded takes a point for me is even though you have the smart technology on
the newer saws well they do run out the battery now they are more powerful than
a lot of the Quartus sauce but they drain the batteries that is a 12 point
oh and I am lucky to get about 30 to 35 minutes on a full charge continuously
cutting now Milwaukee and other tool manufacturers are coming out with
smarter more powerful batteries are going to give me more juice such as the
high output that we reviewed but check out the portability on these saws you
can't take the quarter saw anywhere you want
like you can a battery powered saw but as mentioned when you're hauling that
saw around make sure that you have at least two maybe even three batteries one
is going to be on the charger continuously because they drain so
quickly especially depending on what you're cutting
I usually just cut through pine those batteries go pretty quickly
now for youth sport enthusiasts or laughing saying hi you only get thirty
minutes off the battery well what about that Court
you know what happens if you're running multiple pieces of equipment not only
that what about the OSHA fines you know OSHA just loves those extension cord
Errrrr, and that pesky Cord!
what about the noise difference between the corded and battery-powered saws
let's listen to them right now
but what about the brakes
Unfortunately all, my audio cut out, but at the end of the day, both have their advantages
You will need at least two large batteries for the cordless saw
But it does a great job in relation to power.
The corded is very reliable and will never run out of juice, but is limited as to wear it can go. I'ts also not as smooth as the battery powered saw.
So which will it be all? Would you rather have the portability of the battery powered saw, or the non-stop run time with the corded?
Who wins this Tool Duel?
Leave a comment in the comment section below and let me know you win!
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