Milwaukee REDEFINES the Compact IMPACT Wrench (99% PERFECT)
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- The Milwaukee Tool M12 FUEL Stubby 3/8" Impact Wrench (2562-20) is 99% perfect, there’s one feature that might leave you puzzled. In this video, Vince from VCG Construction takes an in-depth look at the new Milwaukee Tools M12 FUEL Stubby 3/8" Impact Wrench (2562-20). Milwaukee has redefined what compact impact wrenches can do with this powerful, versatile tool that offers up to 550 ft-lbs of nut-busting torque and 400 ft-lbs of fastening torque. Vince unboxes this new generation impact wrench, compares it to its predecessor, and puts it to the test to see if it lives up to the hype.
Vince explores the new mode selector mechanism, which requires a non traditional method to change modes. Is this a deal breaker for automotive technicians and other users, or just a minor quirk? Watch as Vince tests the tool’s performance, from tightening and loosening bolts on his Toyota Tundra to experimenting with different speeds and modes to show you exactly what this tool is capable of.
Whether you're a professional or a DIY enthusiast, you'll want to check out this review before making your decision on whether the Milwaukee M12 FUEL Stubby Impact Wrench is the right tool for you.
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Inexpensive Milwaukee Tool Accessory Solves Huge Problem
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That sockets so big it thought it was tight 😂😂
The Gen 1 stubby did the same thing in the 4th setting, it's used just as you've described Vince, to run fasteners down until it recognizes resistance, this is handy for those that want to ensure no cross threading occurs.
The tightening mode seems super useful, at work I need to tighten plates in a cross/star pattern so you don't wanna tighten at 1st , you only wanna set the fastener just snug so that the plate sets in its place , and only then can you start progressively tightening in a star pattern .
I can see that being a very useful feature .
The 4th mode is mainly for loosening. But can be used for small fasteners as well. It will tighten to 15 ft/lbs max
It is not losing a little bit of torque, it is actually losing a lot of torque, doesn't matter if that socket sits tight on that adapter it is still losing torque. See torque test channel video on that topic, even one single adapter can be up to 30% of torque loss, not even mentioning 2 adapters stacked up on each other.
Happy to see this on the channel.
Glad you enjoy it!
I drive demolition derby and build my cars with my Milwaukee 3/8 stubby impact and it has easily been the best tool in my collection. TBH I almost don’t even need anything else! Thanks for this review, I most definitely will be investing in one of these but not sure if I’d really need it yet. Mine has done everything I’ve needed it to do and all I’ve thrown at it. I’ve only needed my 1/2 inch high torque probably a couple of times the 3/8 stubby has always gotten the job done! Love your videos and I live just north of Philly too :)
Thanks neighbor, and best of luck with everything! 👍🏻
Yea the gen 1 is insane. Takes a beating too.
Only things ive ran into it cant do is lugnuts on pickup trucks. But then again thats using 1/2 adapters so could easily be losing the torque to do it.
Its awsome. Fits everywhere.
Had a 3/8 high speed ratchet too and between those i did everything I ever needed.
Unfortunately the 3/8 ratchets currently mia so instead of gen 2 stubby i might be having to buy another ratchet:/.
I have high hopes it will come home. Tho i think i left it in an engine bay so someone prolly picked it up on the highway🤦🏻♂️
Every time you press the trigger in tightening mode, it will tighten an extra 15lbs from my understanding. Which means you can do the math in your head and tighten semi accurately
Vince I see you have milwaukee and dewalt but can you make some shirts for us flex fan boys ?
It stops like that so then you finish it off with a manual torque wrench. Good to see you back testing milwaukee tools!
Hello again, Vince and Vcg
Thank you for another Great Video 👍 Congratulations, you've made to "Hump Day".😊 Again thank you
Hello George, glad you’re enjoying the channel!
Vince is a beast! Keep up the good reviews and ENERGY!!
Thanks Brandon
I think the mode changing is actually pretty cool! The sticker will last as long as my OCD will allow it to be on it…lol! Great video Vince…as always! Oh I will be adding this puppy to my arsenal!
It will take some getting used to but I think it’s actually pretty handy…. Although, I still can get all the negative comments about the direction switch on the M12 installation driver out of my head!! 🤣
That sticker is getting taken off straight away
I’ve liked watching your videos for awhile, but the quality of tests in this video doesn’t do that impact justice. Using too many adapters, too big of bolts. Hopefully you make a better updated video in the future.
So the one that I bought it has 250 ftb. Is that Gen 1 ??
Purchased the m18 fuel hammer drill and impact with an 8 amp battery and the m18 fuel saw . Very happy with the purchase so far . Was really wanting to choose a good brand as just buying the batteries is a big investment
This will be the perfect tool for me. I’m not a mechanic or anything, just want something small that can help me take lug nuts off in a pinch at home or other smaller tasks. Perfect!
I would think it definitely has you covered. 👍🏻
I think I will like having the trigger as both the go button and the selector button. No need to add your other hand to the mix. If you are going to use the protective boot, you know the boot that is designed to protect the tool first, then the piece that you are working on as a secondary benefit, then you should simply read the directions first, use it a few tmes to get used to how it works now, and then place the boot on it.
I have all three impacts so I’ll definitely just be sticking to GEN one. I love my mid torque 18 V.
On the upgrade list from gen 1 for sure!
Have the GREY one FLEX FX 1431 2700 RPMs 3750 IMPs will be receiving mine HOPEFULLY by MIDDLE SEPTEMBER From OHIO Power tools 1/2 PIN DETENT
Let us know how you like it when you spin some nuts with it Eric, thanks!
Thx for the review
You bet
Am I the only one kinda sad he never tested the 5.0 batteries 😢. In all though great vid brother 😁
Thank you!
I'm just a guy looking for a small impact to bring with me that can used to change a flat quickly on the side of a road on my truck or trailer. I currently have a full size 18volt Dewalt that is about 6 years old and needs new batteries. I think this would be very nice replacement and compact vs my Dewalt.
What's everyone's opinion on getting the 3/8" vs the 1/2"?
August 20, 2024
its a bit smal for wheel nuts, if they are torqued properly on clean threads and removed recently yeah itll be fine but if those whele nuts are rusty or ugga duggered up its not happening, id get a mid torque m18
I think the speed selector is great 👍 I've always found it awkward on the top and on the M18 impact drivers where it's near the battery I always accidentally change it with my lil finger
Heck yeah I will be getting a 1/2 and a 3/8
I think the speed change isn’t a bad idea. If you have it in a tight space you can change it with one hand.
Agreed
¡Operación con una mano! 😲
One hand operation! 😮
Vince coming thru with the new new 👍🏼
Always cuz, thanks for watching!
pretty sure the grey they are comparing to is snap on lol but idk for sure. Milwaukee will send these to every influencer except for the torque test channel and that is a bit suspect for me.
Love my little Gen1
I got me a gen 1 a couple weeks ago. Paid about $70 new with some creativity. If i want to go balls deep, I pull the FLEX mid-torque.
You know I love a deal, good on you cuz! 👍🏻
I'm guessing people were changing settings with the trigger pulled, so the new method prevents that from happening.
Maybe, I’ve never found myself trying to do it myself, but sounds plausible! Thanks!
I think the idea behind this is for one handed speed changes. As a small engine mechanic I could see where this would be useful in some scenarios but more aggravating in others.
How are you doing today VCG I am doing good I can't wait to meet you down there in Bose City LA
Hi Kenneth, maybe one day soon my friend!
Chingón videos Carnalito , thank you for sharing it. 🤙🏽
Gotta love that butt nusting rating on the new tool! Thanks for the review I cant wait to get my hands on it.
Thanks! 😜
Being a mechanic you be need to get everything snugged up first before you start to tighten anything nothing gets hurt that way
The Bosch Flexiclick is so much more versatile for tight locations with all its accessories.
The drill/driver with swappable heads like the M12 installation driver?
I’m sure they changed from analog to neutral switch because it gives more space in the drill for a more powerful motor. I’m pretty sure that’s the whole point y’all. Or there would be a beefier tool cause of the analog
Damn you Vince! I want it!
What do you like most about it? I like the lights & of course the POWER!
@@VCGConstruction more power baby!
That mode selector is awesome, always had an issue with "buttons" on my tools, and you see that button is the first thing to wear out, and break. Well Milwaukee knows how to make a trigger and direction selector, so why not put the mode selector there. I have drills I have used for 5 years and beaten them up, whose trigger / direction selector still work.
Every tool I have with the "button selector" I can just tell in 5 years that button is going to break and be an issue..
The tightening mode is definitely for installers, like door panels, interior assemblies, stuff the you just want snug not over tightened or stripping the threads.
My mechanic buddies, use their M12 impacts for everything now, the days of using a socket wrench 90% of the time are done, watching him work, he was removing and reattaching bolts all with his M12 impacts. Speed is the name of the game and these small hand tools can get into small places and get the job done. He had attachments for those knuckle buster spots, that attached to his M12 tools. Again no longer needing to slowly turn a bolt with 1" of clearance, nope M12 impact, attachment and bolt is in.
3:11 vince did you try and push the mode button like on the 1st gen 😂
I was perplexed at first… I’ll admit
@@VCGConstruction 😂 imagine how many people that own the older gen are going to do that also
Me included
gonna get this one
Stay free Vince 🇺🇸
Yooo Frosty… how you been?
Am ok Vince just getting by . Other useful video All the best 🇺🇸👍🏴
@StayFrosty86 keep moving forward brother, thanks and you as well!
@@VCGConstruction Thank you Vince 👍
Moving on to gen 2
The impact from the anvil of the tool must transfer that impact directly to the nut you are loosening through the socket. If you have a loose connection from the anvil to the socket you reduce the transfer of impacts per second to the nut. The loose connection can be from socket with bad tolerance (loose/sloppy) and/or from the loose/sloppy fit of any adapters you are using.
If you have a slightly loose fitting socket with poor tolerance and add to that an adapter also with a slightly loose fit you now have a too much slop and the impacts from tool are not transferred to the nut. Therefore you have poor performance.
Try to use 3/8 drive sockets with a 3/8 drive tool and 1/2 with 1/2.
It's easy to see that there is huge amount of slop in you setup and very little impact is being transferred to the nut. There is so much slop the socket can hardly even hold on even just moving it around when it's turned off.
There's other reviews of this tool testing torque. Please watch them and it's always a good idea to read the manual.
The nut holding the tool needs an adjustment.
Competitor 1 in gray is snap on at 525ftlbs, i assume yellow is dewalt.
At 3:00, the tool behind him disappears 😆
Wow Milwaukee, just wow, what a badass tool, 550 ft lbs from a 12 volt 🤯🤯👏👏👏
But nusting 😂
I didn’t think anyone would catch that, thanks! 🤣
I want this even more now
Yes sir🎉
Gen 1 i never change modes, very rare, the new gen 2 i need to change modes for uses lol
This tool is within the same torque range dewalts dcf 921
I honestly don’t know the specs for the Dewalt, what are they exactly?
At Home Depot in Bossier La
Pretty certain I just saw you at Epcot Orlando, FL.
ill use my trusty gen 1 till it breaks maybe then ill go for a new gen 2
You’re worried about the sticker? Rip that shit right off lol
Yeah why would anyone want to leave it on there.
@@wytze01 lmao right
When is this tool coming out
It’s out
Gray is snap-on
not even their 14.4 volt line-up either, it's the 20v line up they're comparing to
I just hit the like for the 7 yrears of good luck, not gonna lie.
You da man, thanks!
So basically it's modestly more powerful than the Gen 1. Truth is that you're only going to get so much power out of a small impact mechanism, and Milwaukee improved the design. But that doesn't change the fact that it's a small impact driver and it has its limits.
Yo Vince! How ya *dern*
How you Dern Dave?
All the adapter loss. Poor video maneee. You loose a loaddd
Negative Ghost Rider, the pattern is full.
at the present time my g1 does good enough
dudes using 2 stacked adapters on the impact come on lol
homie lookin yoked up.
Gen 2 👍👍
Milwaukee all DAY EVERYDAY!!!!🔴
ER Day!
mechanics can rebuild transmissions and engines surely they can remember how to change speeds
Sorry I Will Be Staying With Numero 1 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Man for that price point it should stop as it starts to impact a little bit regardless maybe a default in the tool 🤦♂️
I’ll buy the Walmart hyper tough…why…idk
Lol 2 inch bolt is too much for a half inch anvil
If your using 2 adaptors from 3/8-1/2" then 1/2-3/4" on a chinese milwaukee 12v battery impact wrench, well u pretty much aint testing anything. It didn't move those nuts either way on the test rig, like after snugging the nut up it didnt move. Now this tool is better than that, its rated at 550ft lbs. Soooo why not use some suitable size bolts for a 3/8" tool and NOT use any adaptors. Then perhaps tighten them down to X ft lbs with your torque wrench and see if the little Milwaukee can undo them. 😢
The socket was bigger than the tool . Probably lost like half of torque .
It was a 3/8
This guy is a joke will turn you in to your tube if he doesn’t like your opinion about Milwaukee!
For whatever reason I always find myself using my middle finger on the trigger too.