what's up everybody and welcome to today's edition of tool duel we're gonna post
all the specs and 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 features and what would you change I want you all to
decide the winner between the two of these coolers how with that being said
let's take a look at the two tools that will be competing in the today's tool duel
what's up all we're back with another episode of the tool duel we got two bad
boys that you guys have been asking for me to put together so here it is
we got the Milwaukee m18 fuel jigsaw and the D wall 20 volt max XR now we have
reviews for both of these on the channel I will put a link in a cart up above for
you to check them out in full by themselves but let's take a look at them
side by side and I want you to decide which one you like better now either one
of these saws that are great by but some of you in the Milwaukee line some of you
are in the DeWalt line some of you don't have either tool and are trying to
decide which one you like better maybe this will help you out so let's take a
look at some of the features and we're also gonna talk about the price which we
usually don't do on the review videos first off the Milwaukee fuel now this
bad boy will run you $1.99 for the tool only right no battery no case nada
just a tool now two stroke length on this one inch and wait for this 4.85
it is the bigger out of the two now as far as it goes two strokes per minute
you're looking at 3,500 now you also got positive stops at the zero the fifteen
degree the thirty degree and a forty five-degree will show you those here in
a bit wondering it is brushless it's the power state brushless motor and red link
plus intelligence to provide the higher blade performance
now those take the m18 batteries let's take a look at the d walt a hundred and
seventy nine dollars for the bear tool only they also use the t shank and it
has the brushless motor technology now even though the Milwaukee is the bigger
out of the to the D Walt is actually the heavier out of the two at five point two
pounds and the stroke length one inch also on this jigsaw now you also got the
positive detents at zero degree 15 degree 30 degree and a forty five-degree
not to mention 3200 strokes per minute so a little bit less than the Milwaukee
fuel now if you look at the two side-by-side you would think that the
Milwaukee weighs more but as it stands on the Home Depot page that the Walt is
coming in a little bit heavier they're both very comfortable sauces used but
that being said you get a little bit more maneuverability out of the DeWalt
just because it's a little bit smaller they both got the D shaped handles
extremely comfortable and they are both very well-built
now let's take a look at the battery placement they both go into the back of
the saw themselves right here you can see the D wall and the Milwaukee
batteries very easy to put in and take out and also house balance out that tool
a little bit doesn't really matter what size batteries you're going with these
if you go with the 12 point Oh with the Milwaukee or the 9.0 with the wall
really not an issue when it comes to balance and check out the two sides here
you got about an inch difference the Milwaukee has a longer shoe both have
removable shoe protection guards right here very simple to take those off it's
too damaged to replace them so I like that on the Milwaukee and in the wall
but you can see here's your adjustment screws what I like about the Milwaukee
that the D wall does not have is your wrench comes right with the saw and is
stored in the back would have been nice to see the wall add that but they didn't
now another thing that the Milwaukee has that the D Walt does not is the dust
collector all you got to do is hook a back up to that you won't does not have
that to collect that dust but they both have blowers I'll show you that here in
a second all right so here's the blower on the Milwaukee you can turn it on and
off if you want they both do an excellent job taking that dust and
blowing it out but you can turn it off if you want with the Milwaukee you don't
have that capability on the wall it does an excellent job taking that dust and
blowing it but once again there's a just another
feature now as far as it goes with blade release check this out the Milwaukee has
a typical blade release lever right here in the front it's actually really smooth
no issues with getting that in and out like that but check out what the wall
did I love this release right here probably my favorite out of every jigsaw
ever use just pull that out it opens it up and closes it back down so all you
got to do is take that blade put her in there just like so and then close it
back up again super simple love that on the d wall now what about the LED lights
do has two of them one on a left one on the
right they both stay on for about 10 seconds even after you pull the trigger
now these are pretty bright lights they're both led there's a high daylight
around 5,000 K where the Milwaukee only has the one LED light in the front right
here does a great job lighting up the area but not as bright as the waltz now
they both have the lock buttons right here
the waltz is a little bit smoother a little bit smaller about the feature
right here on the DeWalt you can actually adjust the speed by using this
knob right here goes from 1 to 7 Milwaukee does not have that that being
said there's no way to lock that blade in and keep it going automatically even
with the adjustment on there now even though the Milwaukee does not have that
they both still have variable speed triggers and they both work very well
but what about the oscillation the Milwaukee you have four different
settings you got zero to three that zero is off three is full on oscillation it's
a monster the DeWalt same thing here you got the zero and then the three but it's
not marked with the numbers like the Milwaukee is again it's a monster you'll
rip through anything you throw in front of either one of these saws I guarantee
it all right so as far as it goes with the edge guide you have the attachments
to go right here either one of them comes with it again these are the bear
tools that I will put in the link in the description below so as far as it goes
with the bevel right here you've got the positive stops the detent on the
Milwaukee you have a pin that actually locks those in very simply just slide
that forward adjust it to which ever degree you want and then push that back
in it will lock and then throw that lever down all right let me show you
what that pin looks like right here you can see it push down on that that pin
will pop out you find your adjustment you slider back down in and then lock it
now as far as it goes well pretty much the exact same setup except where it has
notches that are marked also very smooth go left to right the lever itself is
actually a lot easier to get to then the Milwaukee is just because it's
a little bit smaller to saw and it's just a little bit more ergonomic you can
see the marks right here to tell you what angle you're cutting it
now these both work very well they're very smooth very easy to make the
different degree bevels but again that's up to you which one do you like better
out the two all right now I'm gonna let you
hear what this sounds like again the DeWalt the blade putting in taking out
extremely easy and that blade goes in every single time perfectly straight now
on the reviews that we did for each one of these sauce check them out because
there's a lot more cutting in them but I'm gonna let you hear what this sounds
like right now and I'm also going to use the adjustment speed knob for you to
hear it
now in the beginning I brought that adjustment down so you can start out
slower if you want with the cuts but again you can use that adjustment knob
or the variable speed trigger the Milwaukee only has a variable speed
trigger right here you can hear it alright let's start this up I'll let you
hear this one
absolute monsters both of these sauce doesn't matter what you put in front of
it it will cut right through now even though these are great saws I want you
to decide which one you like better and be honest about it I know we got the
wall fan boys I know we got Milwaukee fan boys what would you like to see
change on either one of these or what would you not change at all on either
one of these now I'm not here to give you my own opinion cuz I do that all the
time but I will tell you this the Milwaukee does feel like it cuts a lot
smoother they both have tons of power the Milwaukee does have more strokes per
minute up to 300 more actually but when it comes to the DeWalt you got a couple
extra features I really love that blade change it's cheaper by twenty dollars
and it's a little bit more sleep than the Milwaukee so here we go which one do
you like better out of it - the brushless fuel Milwaukee m18 or the
DeWalt 20 volt max X R and with that I'll leave it up to you guys to decide
don't forget to thumbs up subscribe and check us out at tour of U zone comm
we'll be back with more videos soon