what's up everybody and welcome to today's edition of Tool Duel! 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 would that being said let's take a look at the two tools
that will be competing in the tool Dewar's oh we got an awesome one here
for you today guys we got the all-new rigid octane job max oscillating tool
versus the d wall 20 volt max XR oscillating tool now we do have
independent reviews for each one of these tools I will put cards and end
cards at the end of the video for you to check these out they're going
head-to-head and I want to know who is the winner between the two we're using
six aah batters on both of these to keep it fair but let's start out with the D
vault will go over prices all the specs and will show you these things in action
so the D wall 20 volt max this is one of those tools that everybody likes they
did just about everything perfect on this tool and probably one of the best
tools I've ever used from the wall now what's nice about this you can stand
this up on end or lay it down flat doesn't matter I really like that option
the rigid does not do that you can only lay it down but one of the shining
features on this tool is the easy release ed you can put those blades in
super quick take them out super quick and you've got that nice LED light right
there as soon as you pull the trigger it comes on now price wise it is on sale
right now at the depot I will put a link in the description below for 129 but
check this out that head is just so awesome that's the one thing I really
really love about this you just put that blade in there let go and it clamps down
it you can go left right up down different angles on this and it's just
so super easy to do probably the best design on the market today when it comes
quick release I love it now the one negative about this if you want to use a
sanding pad you got to put a bolt down there
and there's a couple extra pieces this comes with so it might not be the
easiest when it comes to all attachments but when it comes to putting those
blades in wow check this out if you haven't I love it now you do get a
brushless motor with it you do get a three year limited warranty with you got
the dual great variable speed trigger yes it is variable speed on this and may
I add pretty comfortable the oscillations per minute 20,000 and the
voltage again 20 volt now without the battery guys this thing only weighs two
point nine seven pounds or three pounds for this pull tool without the battery
now so I don't forget I'm gonna let you hear the sound comparisons between the
two pieces of equipment well let you hear that again towards the end of the
video but the default is quieter in my opinion and the pitch is not as high as
the rigid if you asked me now you can also add a depth adjustment right up
here on the top did not come with this tool you will have to buy it separately
the oscillating arc range you're looking at zero for one point six and another
great feature with this tool is that you can go trigger free basically it has an
automatic mode you pull the trigger I'll show you this towards me in the video
you're walking in and you do not have to compress it throughout the work the
Ridgid does not have that feature has a couple other features and speaking of
Ridgid let's take a look at this now this thing literally just went on sale
the 18 well rigid octane runs off of the smart octane battery that uses the Wi-Fi
you can control just about everything using your phone very cool in a house
prevent bogging down as it sends more power to that tool you cannot stand this
up on end though like the DeWalt does I wish you could but that shape of the
battery just won't lie it will also see that the rigid is quite longer than the
D wall you're probably looking at a little bit more than two inches in
difference with length as far as it goes some weight on the rigid without the
battery you're looking at 3.2 pounds also very comfortable what I like about
this is that you can actually put two fingers on the
trigger and you also have an area for your pinkie and ring finger doesn't
matter if your left or right handy I think it's a little bit more comfortable
than the DeWalt even though the world is also you know very comfortable you also
get that bright LED light you got a dedicated light trigger on this as well
so you can pull the trigger and light it up or you can just use that dedicated
light now you also have the quick release on here I like that the wall
it's a little bit better we had an issue with yep this sort of like a mousetrap
you can see that on the full review but all you got to do is pull that back it
should stay right where you want it you just open that up drop your blade in or
what's nice about this you can have your sanding pads without the attachments
just throw them on both of these take the dremel blades but super easy you can
go left right whatever angle you want and then you just clamp it down and once
you clamp it down it stays now the one issue I have with this is that the
release lever is in the back so sometimes your blade does want to come
out when you go to close that gets a little bit frustrating sometime
definitely not as easy as the D waltz but all in all it still works very well
now you're also looking at four degrees of oscillation on this in case I forget
you have a lifetime service agreement on a tool and the battery huge when it
comes to rigid and if I haven't mentioned the price you're looking at
1:39 tool only now just like the d wall oscillating tool you are looking at
20,000 oscillations per minute but not only that you've got another feature
with this you have seven different heads that will go on this tool now a lot of
you won't fans will tell me well that's not fair because this is a new tool that
has that feature in me d walt does not I say get over it put on your big-boy
pants it's time for D Walt to step up and start adding some different heads
for their tools as well now it's nice about this you pop it out you can go up
down left right with these different heads so it really helps your wrist
ergonomics again the d walt does not have that
you do have that dedicated life button right here the only thing that you have
on this though is a left right so basically it's forward reverse which is
nice the D wall does not have that but the D wall does have the automatic mode
where this does not so that it might be a huge feature for somebody that's
looking for that automatic mode now even though this is a little bit longer than
that the wall is a little bit thinner so that's up to you do you want that length
and a little bit thinner or do you want a little bit more girth with a little
bit less length I'm curious to know what you think leave a comment so now it is
time to put these two tools up against each other
we're gonna cut some wood I want to know what you think which one does better
here we're not gonna put any pressure on each one of these tools we've just gone
with the teen will do the work so it's gonna be easy this is what we're going
to use these tools for mostly when cutting wood something like this so this
is like a 1 by 1 and a half now first up the D wall I will put a little bit of
pressure on this then the Ridgid then we'll let them do it by themselves let's
get it started
now that one there I actually put a lot more pressure than I usually would I
wanted to see if it would bog down a little bit let's try the Ridgid in the
same setting here
both of these excellent tools now I will tell you that the deep wall whether
you're cutting or not cutting just holding that trigger it has a lot more
vibration than the rigid does now let's try a straight down cut with a lot of
pressure
this is just to see if it is bogging down at all and this does not seem to be
doing that
so the d wall 20-volt that point supplying a lot of power to this tool
and let's try to do the exact same thing with the rigid
now you might hurt a little bit more bogging down on the rigid I'm curious if
you think the same thing let's do a side-by-side I'm not going to put any
downward pressure on these I'm just gonna let it go by themselves and see
what happens
now as you can see the Ridgid went through a lot faster than the DeWalt but
I'm curious because of that length I'm wondering because it tilted a little bit
more towards the front if it added a little bit more weight to it and that
helped at all you know go through a little faster than the D wall but yeah
definitely a lot faster without any effort being put on either tool and just
so you can see either side with a straight cut both went a little crooked
on me but not easy to do by yourself get some help on these but yeah you can
definitely see that the Ridgid went through faster both using wood blades
but I think the length might have something to do with that and this will
show you I really like that feature on the d wall where the rigid does not have
that the automatic mode now I'm curious guys what do you think out of it - you
got the LED light up on the front on the D wall you got the LED light towards the
bottom of the Ridgid both of them feel great these are both great poles you
know I guess it comes down to the end user what works better for you you know
yes the Ridgid has the taxable and replaceable heads that is just a + rigid
house because they have been upgrading their technology where you know the wall
I think if you want to corner that market I think you need to be able to
start doing that as well now with that said the wall shines in a lot of
different areas where the Ridgid doesn't you know I love the quick release if
you're using this strictly for cutting the automatic mode is a huge plus the
wall is on sale right now for 129 again I'll put a link in the description below
the Ridgid job max is 139 but you'll have to buy the attachments separately
they don't come with all of the attachments so keep that in mind as well
both are very comfortable either one you're gonna love but I want to know
what you think you are the ones are going to decide who wins this tool duel
is it the D wall 20 volt XR or is it the all-new rigid octane job max oscillating
tool again both very well done leave a comment in the comment section
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