Shining bright with the Milwaukee 550 Lumens LED REDLITHIUM USB Stick Light!
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- Perfect for all those late-night projects.
The MILWAUKEE REDLITHIUM USB
Stick Light w/ Magnet powered by
REDLITHIUM USB offers HIGH
OUTPUT lighting that stays brighter for longer. This lighting solution revolutionizes the way pros complete general tasks and inspection work. Our innovative light delivers UNMATCHED UTILITY FOR LIGHTING IN TIGHT SPACES. The compact size and slim light blade design, paired with a strong magnet and hook, allow for all-access lighting and limitless mounting positions. Featuring 220° of vertical light head rotation and 4 total modes; inspection, front, back, or both panel selections admits better light positioning and beam control
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It's a decent light for sure better than the icon from hf. The magnet makes it special since it will stick on a drywall screw or any corner bead. The price is a little high but since I'm in the usb red lithium family and have 5 or so batteries it's nice to change on the spot for endless runtime.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn I agree with you the magnets on this puppy are insane.
I just watched Morgan’s video of your reloadout your bag is amazing every contractors dream but how heavy is the bag? That would be my only concern obviously it works for you.
46 lbs not as crazy as you would think. You wear more in gear in your job for safety gear. The vertical nature of the bag works out better than veto xl or anything like that I already own. It does cease to be a backpack and that's OK for me since I tend to carry it by the handle anyways. Sad part it's only 8lbs heavier than my mct or 12 lbs difference than my sbld if you look at it like that. I appreciate the goodwill and compliments on the bag from you. And yes that is the one bag I take daily to maintenance or apartment/house work orders so make it good!
@@MattHmm-rq6dn 46 is not bad at all I was thinking about 75lbs
My Snap-On, similiar to this about done.
Looking around....
1. Flashlight mode, is wrong for me.
2. Light covers are, exposed too much.
@@VRCM_Skywarn_XUSA I know the snap on one also I don’t have it but I have seen it this one is very similar. Although I am not a huge fan but I think I have seen Harbor Freight Braun has a similar one for 29.99 for that price might we worth a try.
Thanks for the look, but I found that listed at Home Depot for $99; that's a hard pass from me. Check out the Sofirn IF24 and IF23 for around $40. They use standard Li-ion batteries (18650 or 21700).
My headlamp and other lights take the milwaukee only batteries so I get it hard to buy a propriety system like olight ect
@@OnusBones price point alone we know Milwaukee is high but they do offer an amazing product you pay for what you get. I love lights my wife thinks I have a light obsession so I have a number of different ones and Milwaukee are as good as any of them.
@@OnusBones I will take a look at the Sofirn you recommend I always look up tools other people recommend because generally they are normally pretty good
@@Tooling_with_Newman My wife KNOWS I collect flashlights! I see Milwaukee being used by tradesmen, so I am sure they're good, I just don't have one myself.
@@OnusBonesat least she knows my wife is still in denial about my tool addiction