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What’s the Difference Between Brushed vs Brushless Power Tools EXPLAINED! | The Beginner’s Guide

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In this episode of the Beginner’s Guide, we tackle one the most common questions in DIY…What’s the difference between brushed and brushless tools? We’ll explain everything from the differences in motors and performance to which tool is the best for you!

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0:00 Intro
0:23 Brushed vs Brushless Motors
2:23 Tool Demonstration
2:50 Which Tool is Right for You?
3:20 Outro

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38 COMMENTS

  1. BRUSHLESS IS A SCAM. Brushed tools still around durable cheaper to fix. Brushless expensive although a nit better but not by much, once it breaks down have to buy another one.

  2. There are two things that you forgot to mention when it came to your brushed versus brushless tools. Unlike brushed models, brushless motors are easy to control at low speeds, which also makes such motors good for RC vehicles. You also forgot to mention that such motors offer quieter operation.

  3. There must be some advantage to brushed over brushless. I know some tradesmen with really old DeWalt tools and the older ones are all brushed. That speaks volumes. I believe brushless might have more power, but don't last as long.

  4. Thank you, Shannon Evans, for your video. Regarding 0:56, the brush on a brushed motor is made from Graphite which is a form of Carbon. Graphite is also used in pencil lead as well as lubricant.

  5. Incorrect. For the same price a brushed is a higher quality, longer lasting, more robust tool. Brushed will also weigh less and have more finesse/control due to the design.
    If you want a drill to last and do any job brushed is best for the price. Never need to fap about with batteries or charging or running out of charge.
    That said if you have a good charge and battery ready production line, use multiple tools that use the same batteries, there are multiple people on site so multiple cords are multiple trip hazards, speed is more important than finesse, and cost is irrelevant as it is a tax deduction AND you pass on the cost (and replacement costs) to customers than cordless is great, bugger the environment, churn and burn baby .. also better for tool makers!

  6. Just bought a brushless hammer drill to replace my old brushed. To my disappointment it does not have nearly the power of the brushed model. I knew there had to be a catch. I can hold the chuck in my hand and stop the motor even though it's rated at a higher torque. My old drill would tear your hand off. Just ordered a new brush motor for the old drill.

  7. She tried very hard not to laugh in the camera when she said "our brushed unit will get the job done." It was so bad the camera had to take a break. In other words, go with the brushless.

  8. I have a few brushless ryobi tools but the dual roller vacuum is the best it has more suction than my dyson v11 I also have the brushless 12 inch 18v chainsaw it's awesome plus a few other brushed and brushless tools

  9. worng info:
    Performance will be same if you use same battery pack on both sides, on this demo, brushed one has normal battery pack and brushless has HP battery pack!

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