Which impact is better Dewalt or Milwaukee?

No matter how you slice it, Milwaukee provides more and better options for maximum impact wrench power. Switching to the mid-torque, the Milwaukee mid-torque impact wrenches provide up to 550 foot-pounds of fastening torque. Compare that to the 330 foot-pounds on the DeWalt DCF896 1/2″ impact wrench.

What’s the difference between a 12V and 20V drill?

The main difference between 12v, 18v, and 20v tools is their power; the higher the voltage of the tool means the more influential the tool is, so here the voltage is 12, 18, and 20 volts, indicating the 12v tool has less power compared to the 18 and 20-volt tools.

Is Dewalt 20V better than 12V?

Standard Voltages for DEWALT Cordless Tools DEWALT’s 12V MAX* batteries work the same way; they just generate less voltage than the 20V MAX* batteries. They also weigh less. While the full-size 12V MAX* battery weighs about 1/2 pound, the compact 20V MAX* battery weighs more than 1-1/2 pounds.

What’s the difference between the Milwaukee and DeWalt drill drivers?

The Dewalt and Milwaukee drill drivers differ in terms of power, speed, and power. While the Dewalt DCD771 has a higher voltage, 20V over 18V, the Milwaukee provides higher amps: 1.5. In terms of speed, the Milwaukee drill driver wins as it is able to deliver 1800 RPM, while the Dewalt can only do 1500 RPM.

How many power tools does Milwaukee Tool have?

Milwaukee Tool has over 200 tools in its M18 line alone, with another 100 or more under the M12 (12V) line. That doesn’t include their newest MX FUEL line of cordless power equipment or their well-regarded corded power tools.

Are there any problems with the Milwaukee impact wrench?

Many Milwaukee reviews do however state that many of the tools stopped working ahead of time so that is a reason for concern. Some of the problems were the batteries vibrating themselves to bits or the cordless drill burning out after only a couple of weeks, which is unacceptable for branded tools.

Do you need a 12V or 18V impact driver?

You could carry a 12V impact driver, 12V drill, one-handed recip saw, and even a circular saw (and probably more) in a reasonably sized toolbox or backpack and be ready for just about anything. An 18V set would be considerably larger and heavier.