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Nice but far to expensive for the average contractor. Nice drill though.
Where’s the cocaine and blowjobs.. lol Last time I said that, the lady at the counter dropped to her knees.. then hit the alarm lol
The Drill without accus and charger costs only 250$. 700$ is with two 22V 5.2Ah accus and charger, all in a box.
IT HAS TO FEEL GOOD IN YOUR HAND BECAUSE IS A 700$ drill.Eaven if it doesen’t feel good in your hand you have to say it feeals good.
My old dewalt/hammer drill lasted almost 11 yrs. of day to day abuse. Hilti does look great though.
The makita seemed better tbh
battery mooch!
Mikshita(mik-sheet-ah
We had hilti drills for our fleet (millwright). And we’d beat the piss out these things drilling stainless steel, dropping’em getting them wicked hot till you need stick weld gloves to hold them and dirty as all hell.Might have burned one out in my years but she’d be smoking while drilling a 1-1/4″ hole through 3″ stainless plate and it just wouldn’t quit. wicked drill for sure.
“Hear that?”
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Shoulda just took pictures
No bubble wrap awesome! We need more people like You!
Wy pay 8 times the price of a higher end dewalt ,just buy 4 consecutives dewalts and you’re set for life it might be 3X better but not 6X you can buy a decent Dewalt with a front gear metal casing , for me these german imports are like brand snobbing like look at me i’m a professional making tons of money a bit like Dyson Vacuum marketing hype ! For me there’s to much plastic on their drill casing the front end should be a metal casting for when you will drop them from a ladder !!
Makita= maxschitta
Wow, how does one learn so much about plastics?
after my most recent contribution to the insatiable thirst for stolen tools here in Seattle, I cautiously approached Hilti for replacement drills – Because mine were all stolen – if you didn’t decipher the encrypted message at the beginning.
The cost for the drill w/charger, 2 batterias, etc. was almost $300 – mine is the SF6H-A22, on account of I’m just a 150 lb, chimpanzee…BUT the helpful gal at Hilti said i could buy just the body for $149. Since I have about 5 chargers (ever since I stopped carrying the charger with me but each drill has a battery) didn’t need another one and the chargers work retroactively in many cases – that means they charge multi generations. So 3 drills gone in the blink of an eye and one is currently replacing all three for $149 and the extra battery that was inadvertently left at a job site.
My basic point is this – once you’re invested in a Brand, it is not that expensive to replace a component should it grow legs and run away.
This guy is both hilarious and informative.
You can request a tool schematic on there website. Basically no way I’d buy this drill.
i wonder if a drill like this rated for sub zero use has epoxy covering the circuit boards to mitigate tin whisker formation. if you don’t know about tin whiskers then google it, it’s a serious problem.
In their demo they showed that charger charging 2 batteries simultaneously by placing one on each ends. (1 0 0 1) config.
Just doesn’t look like seven-hundred Canadian Imperial Credits worth of machinery, to me….
LOL where’s the cocaine and blowjob ,Ha,Ha
Makita? ‘MaKillya, obviously
Some Zebra labels will stand up to nearly any chemical (Z-Extreme 5000T) while other Zebra part numbers give up their lettering at the first touch of sweaty hands.
I bet it is made in the exact same factory the Harbor Freight Hercules cordless drills are made in . I bet it is the exact same quality .
The metal piece left over was from the front of the battery connector, toward the drill bit.
Let us hope those samsung batteries don’t go the route of the Samsung Note 7 Batteries. I would say you would have a house sized bomb in that case.
the older 2009 drill and drivers had the shop lifter thing in them in the same spot
It a great tool I used Hilti all the time
Looks like a cheap drill from Aldi but looks can be deceiving I guess.
There is no doubt that you know what you’re talking about but if you tell me that Hilti is better then Milwaukee or DeWalt you are out of your fucking mind
Your an idiot
You can now buy this drill on the street and I mean “HD” for 420 freedom bucks. Two batteries to boot
Buy a Tesla and take it apart.
So you’re leaning to Makita for the recommendation, right?
You’re definitely right about taking pictures not working… when I was working in electronics repair (when that was still a thing) we got an early Philips plasma TV to fix. We were sent a replacement “light engine” in a travel case 10x bigger than necessary with no instructions, so my boss made the “take pictures” comment. This was a $10000 TV at the time and was so over (or under) engineered they even went so far as to use 4 different types of screws !!! When I was done, parts swapped out and the set working, I had 78 screws leftover and damned if any pictures could have told me where they went…
hilti makes a big difference in tool never use anything else on concrete
fk u
Why would you fuck your warranty on such a tool?
Looks cheap, you got ripped off
Love your videos keep it up!!!
You should test each motor for raw torque.
Dickwita
My old man bought his first of many Hilti’s back in 1990. I served my time with it as a kid working for him, and when he died 2 years ago, the TE72 he bought back then was, and still is, as solid as ever; it works perfectly every time and I have absolutely no doubt it’ll still be going strong in another 30 years. It really has done the most incredible amount of work in its life time, too – it’s an absolute MACHINE! I contacted Hilti when I inherited a lot of his kit, mainly because I broke another drill being stupid, and they happily transferred them all over to me, and have agreed to honour all of their servicing and repairs in my name! They will not charge me anymore that £70 UK for “any” repair. The are not only the muts nuts for the tools they make, but they’re absolutely incredible for customer service too!