Cordless Tool Trivia

Jronman wrote:

[mention=51951]JimboS1ice[/mention] There is actually 2 if you count bluetooth tools. DeWALT DCD996 and DeWALT DCD997

Here we go

How many cordless drills does Milwaukee currently offer that come with plastic chucks?

2?


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Thinking 3 if counting M12

Cr8ondt wrote:

4 minutes ago, Cr8ondt said:

Thinking 3 if counting M12

Which m12? The fuel is metal and the brushed hammer is metal, is it the 2403 or something like that? I’m sure the 18v 260x is plastic, maybe the Brushless non-fuel… hmmm

I’m including m12, m18, and m28 

JimboS1ice wrote:

Which Cordless drill features a higher rpm while in hammermode?


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Jronman wrote:

Here we go
 
How many cordless drills does Milwaukee currently offer that come with plastic chucks?

JimboS1ice wrote:

56 minutes ago, JimboS1ice said:

maybe the Brushless non-fuel… hmmm

that’s what I’m thinking, could be wrong but I think it is

None?

I also think 0. Can’t remember ever seeing one.

KnarlyCarl wrote:

11 hours ago, KnarlyCarl said:

Angle drills? We counting them too?

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I’m counting any cordless tool that makes a hole in a drill like fashion. Whether it be in wood, metal, masonry.

Also there is more than 0

but you did say ‘chuck’, which naturally excludes rotary hammers and drivers etc. 

dwain wrote:

4 hours ago, dwain said:

but you did say ‘chuck’, which naturally excludes rotary hammers and drivers etc. 

Actually they have chucks as well just not a jaw style chucks. 

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Jronman wrote:

5 hours ago, Jronman said:

Actually they have chucks as well just not a jaw style chucks. 

That’s why I wanted to clarify. Most people say that drivers have a ‘bit holder’ rather than a chuck. SDS is probably called a chuck by a lot of people. 

Give it another 12-24 hours. If no one gets the answer, ask another 🙂

well I guess I will ask a different question.

The answer to the other question would’ve been 12 if I include the 10 rotary drills and the m18 and m12 right angle drills.

Besides m28 tools what other tools can the m28 battery power?

JimboS1ice wrote:

8 hours ago, JimboS1ice said:

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Jronman wrote:

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Jronman wrote:

well I guess I will ask a different question.
 
The answer to the other question would’ve been 12 if I include the 10 rotary drills and the m18 and m12 right angle drills.
 
Besides m28 tools what other tools can the m28 battery power?

We have a winner @JimboS1ice

Guess it is your turn again.

How many oil impacts are on the market and name their manufacturer.


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4. Ridgid, Milwaukee, Makita, Ryobi

I guess you could say either 4 or 5 depending on if you count gen 1 and gen 2 makitas as 1

D W wrote:

1 hour ago, D W said:

4. Ridgid, Milwaukee, Makita, Ryobi

yup, your up

Which brand/s, if any, have never had a brushless impact driver?

That’d be Metabo only I believe.

dwain wrote:

30 minutes ago, dwain said:

That’d be Metabo only I believe.

Correct @dwain

It’s a sad thing.

Even budget brands like Stanley FatMax & Ozito have one.

The only other brand I found is Black & Decker (doesn’t count).  

Let’s hope Metabo have something spectacular brewing. That along with a brushless recip saw! 

D W wrote:

2 hours ago, D W said:

Correct @dwain

Let’s hope Metabo have something spectacular brewing. That along with a brushless recip saw! 

I can tell you with certainty that they do have a BL impact driver brewing! 😉

Next question:

Who was the last of the big brands to bring out a cordless drill with metal chuck?

Great news. Thanks for the inside info.

I’ll take an absolute guess at that question. Hitachi?

Ridgid?

dwain wrote:

 
I can tell you with certainty that they do have a BL impact driver brewing! [emoji6]
 
Next question:
Who was the last of the big brands to bring out a cordless drill with metal chuck?
 
 

None of the above. Though i obviously don’t know so much about the American brand Ridgid

Pure guess then… DeWalt ?

Nope, it was Makita. Taking too long.

You have a go kornomaniac.

Which brand was the first to introduce brushless motors for the contractor/tradie ?

dwain wrote:

13 hours ago, dwain said:

Nope, it was Makita. Taking too long.

 

You have a go kornomaniac.

When was that?

dmz2084 wrote:

39 minutes ago, dmz2084 said:

When was that?

No idea. I guess in 2005 with their first lxt drill ?

The mxt range didn’t have a metal chuck yet. @dwain probably has an idea then when Bosch/DeWalt/etc… Came with metal chucks ?

Well…. Makita 6010d niczd drill had a metal chuck. And that was in 1978 😛

Im pretty sure some of the other brands didn’t even make cordless drills in 1978 ? 

Hmmm, i was thinking much too small. I was presuming (very incorrectly) that the uptake in metal chucks only happened in the Li-Ion age. Pls excuse my ignorance.

As you should all have known (based on the questioner and his profile pic), the first brand to introduce BL motors to the general public was Makita. 2004 I believe….

Ima guess Milwaukee

@dwain not Makita 🙂 they had the first brushless power tools but the first few years only for automobile, airospace and defence industries. They were not available for sale to the public.

@Jronman not Milwaukee 🙂

hmm. I’ll be keen to fact check this korno, but if it wasn’t Makita then it must be Panasonic.

@dwain Panasonic it is ! Makita didn’t introduce brushless motors to the public untill 2008 🙂 Panasonic beat them to it 🙂

The three highest torque 18V/20V impact drivers on the market claim 203 Nm, 205 Nm and 207 Nm (for reference, 205 Nm is 1825 in-lbs).

Name the three manufacturers correctly:

203 Nm – 

205 Nm – 

207 Nm – 

dwain wrote:

2 hours ago, dwain said:

The three highest torque 18V/20V impact drivers on the market claim 203 Nm, 205 Nm and 207 Nm (for reference, 205 Nm is 1825 in-lbs).

 

Name the three manufacturers correctly:

203 Nm – 

205 Nm – 

207 Nm – 

Name the three manufacturers correctly:

203 Nm – Milwaukee M18FPD-0 

205 Nm – Dewalt DCK266P2

207 Nm – Hitachi WH18DBDL2

Ryobi claim 220nM, nice tool for the price. 

Makitafan wrote:

Name the three manufacturers correctly:
 
203 Nm – Milwaukee M18FPD-0 
205 Nm – Dewalt DCK266P2
207 Nm – Hitachi WH18DBDL2

Tug wrote:

Ryobi claim 220nM, nice tool for the price. 

dwain wrote:

26 minutes ago, dwain said:

 

Wow that’s crazy. I seriously doubt they can match those claims!


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I doubt it too, plenty of people claim numbers are pumped up by all manufacturers. The industry really needs a proper system in place to actually measure these machines.