Makita 40v Multi-Tool VS Makita 18v Multi-Tool #toolsandstuff

Im glad theres no difference since i gave up waiting for the 40v 😂

Thank goodness the 40v is similar. I didn’t want to wait anymore 🗿

Wowwwww I waited sooooo long for the 40v and they’re the same? Lol come on now

So make no sense at least to buy a 40V and this is actually what I expect

maybe try stalling both see which have more power?

Jist gotta let the blade do the work. Dont need more power.

SAME !!!

Isn't the 18v black in the US and considered "sub compact"? Because it seems big as hell!

I guess the 40v is for a bigger tool that needs more power to run, maybe.

I think the big difference wil be when pushing hard

I’m still rocking my old school Makita multi-tool 18v, haven’t felt the need to upgrade. Been using it a lot to remodel my 5th wheel.

I hate star lock I regret buying mine, the blades are outrageously priced and hard to find

Not a lot in it to bee honest , will keep to 18v till 40v is cheaper

It wouldn’t matter if the 40v were more powerful or “faster” anyways - those blades are so thin they get hot and lose their sharpness. Careful cutting to control temperature is critical and additional speed and power has no useful effect. Especially when two 10-packs of blades will cost as much as the tool itself!

I have the Bauer 20 volt from harbor freight works totally fine & it only was $39.999 brushless also 😂 big fan of Makita but overpriced for what I need

I’ll just stick with my 18v then. thx for saving me $

Or just use anything but makita

I reckon you’re right handed…😂😂😂 otherwise pretty close… any difference in vibration?

Love Makita but Multi Tools have no business being this big.
This is probably the only tool of Makita’s where Milwaukee beats them hands down.

Same tool but a lot more money? Nice

The difference is: 22v

My poor ears

It’s fucking unbelievable. I waited for that for five years. Oh my God.

Those multi tools are so big! I got the flex one when my dewalt crapped out on me. Best tool I've got

That’s so the same tool, Makita just made the 18v design compatible with a 40v battery!

40 volt better.

The Fein is still better

Why would anybody want an oscillating tool that bulky that thing is like a brick?

Love Makita, but the ergonomics of that tool have been awful for years, and I don't understand how they haven't properly redesigned it. Literally every other ocilating tool is slimmer, lighter, and more comfortable to use..

They’re so huge

Any chance for a oil impulse impact in the newr future?

12v dewalt is smaller

Looks like a Dead Het to me but I have a DeWalt 20v and I don't have a need to get another one I have preparation so I am good 👍

Well, this proves that you're right-handed

i reckon Ill stick with the 18v and use all the batteries I already have .

2.5ah vs 5.0ah batteries... Twice the voltage, half the amperage

Half my cordless stuff is makita, but id never touch a makita multi, ive used 3 different ones now allnowned by others and all were fairly crap.. there just too bulky and heavy.. i prefer the dewalt ones or even the milwuakee which pains me to say it..

40v на 0.01 секунду быстрее поэтому стоит купить её.

They should have gave the 40v a 4° arc swing

Bigger isn't always better. Overcompensation is real. Its also a let down. 😂😊

Yup for sure, 40 volt life haha

Tools like this are not where the 40v shines. It is the saws, hammer drills and bigger tools

Top speed is just away to blunt your (expensive!) blades fast... Save a blade, run low rpm.

I reckon youre right hand dominant since the tool on the right hand finish faster

They're too big. Theres no reason Makita needed to make them so large

Gotta get the high output 40v battery to get the full potential