Milwaukee 3050 M12 FUEL Insider Extended Reach Ratchet Review
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Since we saw it first at the ISN Tool Expo a couple months back, we couldn't wait to get our hands on this new Milwaukee 3050 M12 FUEL Insider Extended Reach Ratchet. Think of an extended-reach high-speed cordless ratchet that had an even lower profile head. In addition, you also get a pass-thru design on the sockets that allow a stud or all-thread to run through the middle in all the sockets from 8mm to 15mm. The metric socket set comes with the 3050-20 and the 3050-21 Kit. The kit includes a 2.5Ah battery and an M12 charger.
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I have lost 60 Pounds in 5 months thanks to Milwaukee since I’m buying more tools than food. Thank you Milwaukee….the best diet known to man!
Wow
I bought 1 m12 tool and now have 10.
@jasonvandervalk3679 it’s addicting
Lol, glad it isn't just me.
Yup. Milwaukee isn't always the absolute best, but they are consistently very good. I picked up their heated jacket 3 winters ago. Still works and looks great!
@@m.cigledy6769I agree with that and I have more mhpt tools than anything but I don’t settle for one platform for one undeniable fact and that’s that none of the tool manufacturers have the best of every tool, not even red ketchup bois but worse is if you like Makita or or metabo hpt and live in the states because if you want the new hotness be prepared to pay (ppl whine about Milwaukees being expensive and they’re right ) 7:56 but try importing every tool which your gonna be taxed on via eBay and the seller importing it etc and it voids the warranty and all to get a tool they won’t sell you based on where you live…..outrageous I love em all I identify as a multi platform man
Lmao. I tell everyone this. Dont get started cause it only gets worse or better depending on how you look at it.
I've decided that I need this ratchet more than I need food for the next 5 weeks
The best thing about the insider is that you can have the forward reverse switch on the socket side so if you accidentally loosen something until your ratchet gets stuck you can just switch it to tighten and pull out your ratchet.
@michaelchristopher8266 DeWalt's new design is even a little better.
I DIY my own car and the two best things I ever bought and use the most is the m12 right angle impact wrench and the m12 ratchet extended. I became a huge Milwaukee fan.
Great timing! I was about buy my first cordless ratchet today, the 2567 but saw this and pre-ordered it just now. Seems much more versatile than any prior versions.
How do you pre order, I was about to go to Home Depot but saw this video.
@@hipzwhitetower7413how long did it take u guys to get your tools
I placed my preorder through Acme. I probably won’t have too many uses for the pass through but for the extended reach, low profile sockets, and exchangeable anvils, it saves me from buying multiple tools. I needed an extended reach to compliment my high speed.
How long did u wait?
Thanks for the video and review. This is really slick and will definitely find its way into my box. I can see the 5.0 HO battery never leaving this tool.
Can’t wait to get this! Thank you for the review🎉
They do also sell a 1/2 anvil for this as well, I do think they should have included a slight hollow extension to this like the harbor freight manual pass through ratchet set has, either way I'm ALL in on the idea and I'm super excited about them diving further down the mechanic line and offering more and more products!
Looks interesting. The sockets appear to be laser etched. I wish the sizes would be recessed and painted like their other impact sockets. I love those. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you're indepth and detailed reviews. Love love love my Milwaukee power tools and they are outliving my Snap-on tools. When my snap on ratchet fails I'll definitely get one of these!
I gotta check this one out in person....definitely cool. Great vid💯💯💯
I reall wish Milwaukee would make kits that didnt come with a charger. I have so many M12 and M18 chargers which are brand new.
Remember that they sell bare tools. Many times you can find special sales at Home Depot or other outlets like Acme etc., that have "buy these tools and get this/these batteries free."
@jmackinjersey1 yea but I just want the battery and don't want to have to wait around for some special deal like that.
The most beautiful thing about the reversible socket other than the paddle being out of the way is how many times have you backed out a fastener and got in a bind and can't put it back forward cause the direction selector is against the body or frame if it is reversed you can still change the direction. Don't know if milwaukee thought about that but I did
🔴 ok so its not some new invention but the fact that its Milwaukee and battery powered means it will replace my other extended ratchets. I might just sell my skil and extended ryobi and extended M12 ratchets because this replaces those. Sure i may never actually need the pass thru but when im using it and it just so happens to come in handy it'll pay for itself on the spot.
nice demo, great tool. I have the standard rachet so I'm glad I held off the extended because this one with more power and pass thru is way better then the standard extended rachet.
Now if I could get that ratchet with a flex head.
I bought it last week and was very impressed
Why would anyone think your videos are bad. Every one is great. You do an outstanding job. Question: what kind of torque wrench did you use in this video? Some definite advantages to this wrench. I think I'll wait until it comes down to the $249 price.
I think it was a Matco digital torque wrench
It's not his video they don't like, they are Milwaukee Tool haters
I just switched all my tools to m12 stuff and can't wait to add this as a mechanic
I got one of these as a gift yesterday. Also with an extra battery the 5.0 one.
Awesome review, thanks for the attention to detail
I hope a jump starter that can be used with an m18 battery will come out soon.
I’d like to see the sockets height compared to the high speed with Astros nano sockets or something similar
I was thinking the same thing. These don't have the square drive taking up 3/8", so I'd imagine these would be a little shorter.
About 10mm less
Sweet! I just started looking into getting my first cordless ratchet, this seems like it’ll be the most versatile option so I will probably be grabbing one of these!
Wanted to see you tighten a few fasteners and then use your digital torque wrench to indicate the working torque of the new insider ratchet.
Tim, thank you! Always a great demo!!
Thank you very much.
While I'm all for innovation, and by all means this is innovative, not everyone needs to run out and buy this kit. Reason being, they can save a ton and buy a set of low profile sockets, and still be able to get their cordless ratchet to fit in those tight spots.
Now, if you don't have a cordless ratchet or the one you have needs to be replaced, then this could be a top contender.
This definitely has a lot going for it with the higger torque and speed settings, along with the pass through sockets for the smaller diameter sockets. Heck, in reality we aren't going to be performing a ton of high torque in 1/4 and 3/8 drive sizes anyway, plus we would be using a torque wrench to tighten them properly and more than likely a cheater bar to break them loose in the first place, so that's all irrelevant anyway. This tool is going to be a great tool in the overall line up.
You never hung duct work or worked with all thread I take it.
@@black84z28camaroI work on cars for a living, and he's right. Besides, I work on German cars, and in the tight spaces I run into, none of these power tools fit. A wrench with a hexagonal socket on the box end is still my go to.
Ratchet torque is a necessity.. not for breaking bolts however it's to power through stubborn fasterners and keep turning whether dealing with dirty , rusted greasy fasterners if you spend $300 on power Ratchet and it stall everytime you power it.. now u have to racket the nut or bolt all the way off manually defeats the purpose of having a powered racket to begin with 😎 a bonus of a torqueyer racket vs high speed is for use with taps holes cleaning threads
THIS! It’s running out those rusty fasteners or lock nuts is where powered ratchets need the torque. I couldn’t care less about a ratchet’s breakaway torque.
I have the standard M12 1/4 and 3/8 ratchets, which are good but not overly strong. I have the 1/2” Fuel and it’s got great torque for suspension work, but it’s bulky. This insider looks great but it’s $$$.
Agreed!! That's why i use DeWalt ratchets.
Anxious for them to come out with a ratchet with a Snap-on style rocker switch.
Oh wow pass through ratchets are back
This will be an addition to my tool chest
I wish they would get rid of that paddle trigger. The battery ratchets would be so much better with a simple push button trigger.
pull the roll pin and you can remove the paddle and end up with a button style
I am in the market for a new ratchet, I like the high speed 3/8 M12 one, but I also like this newer insider one. I am so glad you did this video because $300+ is a lot of money and I want the best bang my my bucks. I like the fact that you can change the anvil size and basically have 2 ratchets in one. I am not sure what one I should buy still. Has anyone here used this insider ratchet and have any thoughts on it over the 3/8 high speed version? I was also looking at the DeWalt 3/8 & 1/2 ratchet, I do not need the battery for either one so I am still on the fence. Need to talk to people who have used both and see what they think.
Been waiting for you to get your hands on this
I think it would of been best to integrate a quick release to each of the adapters...otherwise you are pulling the whole adapter out of the ratchet to change a socket.
✌🕶🔧
People will watch, then buy, then complain a ratchet doesn’t work the same as a impact wrench lol
I need to know if this tool will fit my old craftsman max axess pass through sockets
0:00 - A: oh i do pal... OH YEAH...!!! (but unfortunately i need a pass through 19mm😩)
Great review, finally got mine. It definitely helps in the engine bay! I saw the question asked several times about what size the ratchet head is. It's a 14mm. Since all the sockets are the same on the backside and the backside fits into the head; I checked different sizes until I got a fit between 14mm frontside and the back of any other socket. Follow up question: what 6 point style pass thru sockets would also fit in this ratchet knowing that it takes 6 point 14mm.
I'll be getting one as soon as they make hex sockets for it .
Man I could have used this yesterday.
I like it, only wished it had more torque like the dewalt ratchets
Yea exactly. I'm getting the dcf510 soon and it has 75ftlbs torque! 💯
Mmm... dang that pass through socket is a big plus. I was about to buy the new DeWalt dcf500 sealed head because I liked the interchangeable anvil and ability to put a 1/4" hex collet on there so you can use driver bits. But this seems to have that plus that pass through and more with the flippable head for tight awkward spaces. I work as an electrician and also on my car too of course, and am no stranger to cramped areas or having the need to tighten a nut up through some long all thread. I gotta say the DeWalt seemed very well built and powerful but this just has everything and I'm sure Milwaukee has built it well enough.
@stewartxp2400 I got the dcf500 and i can't say enough good about it. I highly recommend it.
Nice! Thanks!
9:55 may be useful on some rocker studs
What size is the opening on the ratchet itself? Are you able to buy other companys sockets for it?
I heard through one of the tuber’s pipeline coverage that, unfortunately, it’s a proprietary socket set. Would’ve been great if they were compatible with other companies like Gearwrench or something
@@jaxbrewerylawsuits
Do other manufacturer’s pass thru sockets fit in the Milwaukee?
Can the Astro nano sockets be used with it?
No
I guess I'm just missing the boat here. Why not just use a low profile socket on current model of ratchet and you will get just about the same amount of clearance. I've yet to see a video where someone puts a low profile socket on the current ratchet and measure it against the insider's provided socket length.
This is a couple mm shorter, but the gem is being able to have the passthrough. I can't count the amount of times I've have to get a nut out but my nano sockets didn't quite go far enough down.
Also being able to have a 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2 ratchet taking up one spot in your box is nice
Game changer
Nice shiny tool. What are your thoughts using it as a work tool?
Milwaukee just screwed everyone who bought the extended long-reach high speed like myself. Wish I had waited LOL
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Thank you for another Great Video 👍 Question for you. Have you thought of comparing the different ratchets. Size, features and manual strength? Say the Milwaukee M12 to the Harbor Freight Hercules 12volt? If they have one! Again thank you
What size is the inside hex? I need 9/16"
What is the size of the pass thru sockets? The length, and the part that inserts the rachet, is there have a way to use wrench on the back of the socket? Like 17mm wrench on the back of the socket?
I have about 15 Milwaukee tools. Including the high speed ratchets I can say as a mechanic with a lot of experience. This tool isn’t exactly practical for use. Cool concept but I don’t see myself using it very often. What they need to make is a electric ratchet with an extendable neck that you can adjust
I'm getting both DeWalt's sealed head ones. Their at least as good as that red one and the 20v one has more torque. 💯
Lol, ok. This is about the head and socket design. Milwaukee offers different ratchets, this isn't about that.
@@randysmith9636 Yeah I know. My dcf510 still has more power and has interchangeable anvils. Oh, and it's greaseable too unlike any red ones.
I dont really see the point of this one so much..can just get a set of stubby sockets and the savings is marginal if any..
Milwaukee. Take my money
Do you know when the next model after this one would arrive ?
Is the drive 17mm so astro nano sockets will fit ?
Can you apply manual pressure with this kind of tool?
What's the size of the pass through of the tool itself? 3/4?
Im selling my snap-on long neck ratchet and buying this the day it comes out. Just having a normal direction selector on the back is a huge selling point for me, The snap-on ones are garbage
can this replace all other m12 ratchets?
I would think so. It comes with a 3/8 adapter so that would turn it into a traditional 3/8 drive ratchet.
Absolutely! It comes with a 1/4" and 3/8" anvil adapter plus you can buy the 1/2" anvil adapter separately for $10 and use any socket of any size you want with that one ratchet instead of needing multiple different sized ratchets. Plus you also get the 1/4" hex adapter which turns it into a power screwdriver. I can't wait to get one!
@@markyb7875 ok yes i need one
I do like the concept here, but in my case I don't think it makes sense to switch to the Insider socket platform. I don't want to be forced into having a set of SAE and metric sockets for standard ratchets and socket wrenches, and then another set of sockets for the Milwaukee Insider. Maybe Milwaukee will come out with an Insider socket wrench so you would only need one style of sockets to use with both socket wrenches and battery powered ratchets. But until then, I prefer to keep my toolbox lighter and use non-proprietary sockets.
you dont need insider sockets. You just need the insider anvil adapter then you can use any of your current sockets of any size you want from 1/4" up to 1/2". the ratchet handles all 3 socket sizes with the 3 anvil adapters. You already get 2 for free with the tool so you just need to buy the 1/2" anvil if you need it.
@@markyb7875 Right, but it kinda defeats the purpose of the tool of you are using anvil adopters, since you'll be adding length back.
I'm not sure why they (Milwaukee) would limit themselves to a extended ratchet only and not have a normal length and extended. You bet they would have us buying both
it only comes as an extended reach because the fact that you would need such a low profile cordless ratchet implies that you need to access fasteners in tight spaces, in which most cases the long skinnier neck is of benefit
Both together
I do have one question. Are those sockets and adapters impact rated or simply black anodized?
Milwaukee labels their products that are impact rated, and these do not have that label. They don't need to be impact rated, since they are being sold with a ratchet and do not fit any impact driver or wrench.
Who makes that torque wrench?
Matco.
I was thinking the same thing
what size is the hole in this ratchet?
Its cool but the price seems a bit steep.
This is MSRP. Before long HD will have a "special buy" or at least a buy this and get this free. The ear buds that was at the pipe line release was 199.00 I have seen them for 150.00 already.
Thank goodness they do offer specials, my collection would be smaller at MSRP.
I couldn't get sae sockets for this ratchet. That come from Milwaukee cause I called them.
Damn, just get to refund my pre-order. I was only excited because I thought all the sockets were pass through, really only bought it for the 18mm. Welp back to using two ratchet wrenches for 15 minutes.
More red tools i need to buy. Jesus
I want one
Craftsman made a cordless ratchet like this 20 years ago...🤔
There's been pneumatic options available for years..this is mostly for Millwaukee fans..no extensions?...huh...in most (almost all) you'll find you need at least a 3" extension in an automotive application... you're just not getting that thing flush up against every fastener you're going to need get at... There's always going to be a stand off.....
Then just use a regular square drive and an extension.
The font on the sockets looks like Tektons sockets
Do I need a ratchet with a hole in it? Yes yes I do!
I really like it. I like the features, very slick. Now, when will it be available in UK? who knows...
Where it is made ? No matter what the name is or what ever modal it it's
I would be very careful with using headers on the switch side !!! A collision of the head with the direction switch may occur! when unpacking the new ratchet, notice the sticker stuck on, which indicates where the heads should be inserted. I would be careful with giving misleading information.. 😀
I guess its not at home depot yet . ?
Bruh that 16 mm socket gave me anxiety 😅
Good video, strongly disagree with power doesn't matter on a cordless ratchet tho, arc swing is terrible on cordless ratchets compared to hand ratchets so if im in a tight spot which is 95% of the time, YES i want the fucker to break free!
I would love to have one but not for $400.. that little bit to much
GIMME!
Now if only the sockets were magnetic...
Now that would be interesting. Thanks for watching.
A small inconvenience solved fairly easy and cheaply.
There's a few machines for sale under $100.00 that do that for you.
Unless you need the pass through feature I say this is a no go. There's stubby sockets for those hard to reach areas that already solve the problem this is trying to fix. Having to switch the anvil to a new socket, and pop it back into the tool is just adding an extra step that will get annoying fast. Instead of pop one socket off and pop a new one off its... pop anvil out of tool, pop socket off anvil, pop anvil on new socket, pop anvil in tool.
Except this is a 1/4" and 3/8" ratchet all in one. Also, I have a high speed Milwaukee 1/4" ratchet and I've had to replace the head like 4 times because the retaining ball constantly falls out with heavy use. That problem would be much easier and cheaper to fix with this one.
@@s0meguy809 it's only a 1/4 or 3/8 with an anvil adapter that snaps in place .. have you ever used a pass through ratchet before? The anvil will be removed every time you swap a socket, on top of that you will have to remove the anvil from the old socket and insert it into the new one. Which can often get stuck and require you to eject it with a pocket screw driver or similar... Talk about inefficient
@@chrxx4327 As long as the ball retainer isn't incredibly stiff, not a big issue. I use a snap on 1/4-3/8 adapter with my 1/4" Milwaukee all the time.
@@s0meguy809 I use an adapter all the time too. It's not apples to apples, the adapter is thick enough and knurled so I can hold it in place with my thumb and index while I swap sockets. The anvil on this sits flush in the body it's going to rip off every time you pull the socket out most likely unless it's very tight, but even then I see it wearing out with use
@@chrxx4327 Time will tell after I get one. I'm tired of spending $35 each time the ball falls out of the anvil.
$400 CAD, fuck I need to get employee pricing on this stuff
$299 just wait for a promotion and ima get it $250 maybe even less
I just wished that Milwaukee would give us the option to select SAE or Metric with the sockets when we buy the tool.
They do
@@H3ct0r501 I didn’t get the option when I pre-ordered mine, so I had to add the SAE set to my order.
Wait, it still has the paddle switch?🤨 I'll gladly pass!!
I wonder why they haven’t done pass-through all the way through 21mm if I had a set I could see my self boring out the rest.
The hex drive on the tool on the tool looks to be about 12mm across the flats. 16mm socket = M10 thread, add a little clearance and you'd have nothing left! The drive can't be much bigger, because that would make the head too big.
400$ + Taxes on Canadian side. wow thanks.
without the sweet spot torque settings don’t add up
first 😅
It’s overpriced , snap on is a little more expensive but 3 times the quality
That's interesting that you feel that way. We definitely see their quality in the hand tools, but not so much in the power tools. We love a lot of their tools in the 14.4V lineup, but the pricing is still a hard pill to swallow along with the short warranty. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Snap On automotive power tools are in general barely competitive, even ignoring their price premium. They are the overall number 1 North American professional automotive hand tool company for sure (though there are several European companies who also make superb tools in this segment). Not by any means the number one power tool company. And no indication that is going to change. If anything, they are at greater risk of losing that business than ever before. Only recently has Snap On discovered brushless motor technology; they continue to lag the industry in power tool innovation. Their short warranty speaks volumes about their power tool reliability, and reluctance to support their customers in this category. It’s almost like they are afraid of backing products that aren’t just hunks of metal. To make matters worse, across YT we see examples of a wide range of attitudes from their truck guys, ranging from total support for their cordless products to finding any excuse to stiff you - there appears to be no consistent level of the company standing behind their power tools. Their tool truck business model seems to be working against them here. Batteries are unobtainable without access to that tool truck. And those are overpriced even compared to the general overpricing of batteries from everybody. Then you add in the tool price disparity, and alternatives like Milwaukee or even (gasp! ) DeWalt become attractive. If Snap On cordless tools are so great why don’t they only offer a 2-year warranty? Even HARBOR FREIGHT (!!!) is longer (Hercules). The compactness of Snap On’s cordless ratchet head was legitimately but briefly attractive, until industry at large caught up with that feature, and now surpassed them with equivalent or better designs. Milwaukee’s Insider is one example of being innovative in the low profile head design and the interchangeable anvil sizes, as well as the pass-thru feature, and bundling a socket set with the tool. Oh but then the company doesn’t get to sell you three sizes of ratchets, when one tool with three anvil sizes will do it. Bravo, score one for marketplace competition. Meanwhile I suspect Snap On’s R&D budget is being siphoned off to their executive bonuses, instead of them doubling down and increasing investments to meet the challenges of today’s competitive landscape. Too bad, though they do make fantastic wrenches. HF / Icon would never ever copy their Flank Drive Plus feature nor their alloy composition nor their hardening process. Nope, totally safe there. No reason whatsoever to step it up on innovating, just go get yourselves another summer home boys!
Nobody cares about us sae users 😒
Freedom Units are rarely used by any OEM nowadays.
I honestly prefer the Metric System.
Way easier to understand than Freedom Units on fractional or decimals.
What you yelling about???