@CPthetooladdict indeed, but you can go ahead and pre-order from lots of places, milwaukeetool has about 7 or 8 listed on the link from their website, acme, toolup(where I ordered mine), depot,cpo,grainger, etc..
@@CPthetooladdictNot for the shills they not 😂 but no actually I know it might have more power than the Gen 1️⃣ but idk about 550 but yet again a lot of these companies may stretch the truth just a bit beyond believable but I always say “ I have to see it to believe it” (But in my hand actually testing it)
Love the content. I am a milwuakee guy. I think 550 is a stretch but torque test channel will show us a decent amount of what we should expect. But in stubby air will always be better
Considering how Milwaukee and Dewalt seem to have been in a race to upend the laws of physics, I’m reserving judgement until torque test channel gets ahold of one
I have the old 3/8 stubby and I like it for a lot of assembly work where I don't need or want more power, if i need more power i always have the high torque sitting on the bench anyway
Never CP! It’s a great little tool along with the 1/4” fuel that’s built on the driver frame. I’ve had my M12 Fuel 3/8 for years now and it made sense for motorcycles, small engine stuff and just about anything up to 7/16 or 11mm. My guess would be 250 ftlbs with a good charged battery. The Ridgid 18v Subcompact came along later and after very few updates has surpassed the M12 fuel with a smaller motor. Trade off is you have to lug around big ol Batteries. I find it odd that the Orange tools share Milwaukees 18v brushless motor and anvil design but the 18v Subcompact motor only shows up in orange clothes.
I hardly ever use battery tools but I do I got all m12 1/4 I fully switched to battery but I don’t see my buying one because my old m12 3/8 fuel stubby still works and it does what I need it to but until it can’t be fixed I’m not buying a new one and I love that little bastard
That’s why I didn’t keep the first stubby. I was disappointed in its performance. Mine at least couldn’t touch a lug just torqued to 160#, I don’t know if that was just how mine was but imo it want near 250 it claimed. I might give this new one a try.
In fairness CP, the Dewalt DCF 923 doesn't actually do the advertised 450 either. Don't get me wrong. It is still a little beast but 450? Yeah, no. The real issue is how all these manufacturers just seem to make up numbers to try and get us to buy the latest and greatest.
Absolutely agree 100%, and I want to be transparent. No manufacturer in history has ever met the torque they claim. We surely can agree on this as a fact!!
@CPthetooladdict I will say this though. That little Dewalt 20V 3" cutoff tool is absolutely the real deal. Especially with the PS battery. I actually gave the M12 version to my son. The difference is phenomenal. Used the Dewalt to cut a large rust area out of a pickup box the other day. Battery lost 1 bar. No stalling, no cutting out.
The manufacturer make up those numbers because they know that 90% of the guys that buy their tools have brains the size of a pea. Guys see something new, big numbers, $500 price tag, they look at it and say duhhh my name is Egor, me buy. 😂😂😂
I don't listen or watch anyone who is sponsored by Milwaukee they are paid spokesmen. I will definitely be looking forward to torque test channels results. That's all I need to confirm my opinions.
I have the old one and i have broke 2 Snap-on impact sockets with it but i don't believe it can make 550 ft.lb. its like the cheap speakers that say 1000 watts and you would blow them up with a 50 watt amp
The m12 3/8 2554 was only rated at 250, so I find that hard to believe, especially when the Torque test channel showed it, making a max Torque of 233 you sure your talking about the same tool?
I recall watching one of the videos and the Milwaukee rep said 550 ft-lbs of breakaway torque. My guestimation is torque test channel will get it to read 350-380 foot lbs
If it actually makes 550 then thats a game changer. It would be nice to have a smaller form factor impact that can hit above it weight class. We will jusy have to wait and see
Ya, but we all know every manufacturer lies about the real torque, so let's be real. Half of the claim wouldn't be good, but realistic numbers to be worth buying would have to be above 300. Right?
Exactly, an improvement but not what they claim they need to be more realistic just goes to show you how bad marketing is that they will fudge the numbers when they could be honest and when more sales are IMO.
Exactly! And they definitely trick people who don't do their research kinda sad when you think about it. Americans are bamboozled people, and China is also who can we trust?
I am also! I love reading the butthurt comments after watching it's like really yoh expecting Milwaukee to be honest lol they literally thrive off being dishonest!! Lol
@@CPthetooladdict thanks a lot now my wife left me she said she believed me when I told her mine were huge but because of your comment she did a search online and she’s going to vacation where black men roam now
There's a song about ocean front property Has the torque test channel got one yet I have a 3/4 strap on air impact from the dinosaur days that dosen't put 550lbs out 👍😎👍
Doesnt the snap on stubby 'supposedly' make 500+ ft-lb!? Why wouldnt milwaukee make the same? How much torque does the dewalt stubby make? Well see what ttc has to say about it i guess...
ORDER it the minute I watched PIPE LINE OHIO Power tools 1/2 PIN DETENT should have it END AUGUST and will be doing an UNBOXING and Full TESTING on my RUclips channel
They have a long ways to go the old one did 233ft lbs max on Torque test channel so I'd littery shit a kitten if it did but I'm confident 350 would be great and plenty if it could reach that number.
@@CPthetooladdict if half these people were as rust belt like they say they should’ve known plasma cutter and torch come before anything doing suspension work my old man always had his plasma cutter ready to melt leaf spring bushings and about time you melt those off you can break them loose with a long ratchet vs snapping it with a impact
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Don't know if it will, but I look forward to buying it
@cherokeelittle4582 had it on preorder as soon as toolup had them lol. Ya cant..not???
Not available til September
@CPthetooladdict indeed, but you can go ahead and pre-order from lots of places, milwaukeetool has about 7 or 8 listed on the link from their website, acme, toolup(where I ordered mine), depot,cpo,grainger, etc..
@@CPthetooladdictNot for the shills they not 😂 but no actually I know it might have more power than the Gen 1️⃣ but idk about 550 but yet again a lot of these companies may stretch the truth just a bit beyond believable but I always say “ I have to see it to believe it” (But in my hand actually testing it)
Love the content. I am a milwuakee guy. I think 550 is a stretch but torque test channel will show us a decent amount of what we should expect. But in stubby air will always be better
Amen totally agree
Considering how Milwaukee and Dewalt seem to have been in a race to upend the laws of physics, I’m reserving judgement until torque test channel gets ahold of one
I have the old 3/8 stubby and I like it for a lot of assembly work where I don't need or want more power, if i need more power i always have the high torque sitting on the bench anyway
Smart man, you get it that's using your noggin
@@00fordxlt ya literally don't want more power just upgrade everything else
Never CP! It’s a great little tool along with the 1/4” fuel that’s built on the driver frame. I’ve had my M12 Fuel 3/8 for years now and it made sense for motorcycles, small engine stuff and just about anything up to 7/16 or 11mm. My guess would be 250 ftlbs with a good charged battery.
The Ridgid 18v Subcompact came along later and after very few updates has surpassed the M12 fuel with a smaller motor. Trade off is you have to lug around big ol Batteries. I find it odd that the Orange tools share Milwaukees 18v brushless motor and anvil design but the 18v Subcompact motor only shows up in orange clothes.
Agreed, very respectful and dignified comment
@@CPthetooladdict they get a pass right now for the USA Pliers, they’re pretty damned nice
We will have to wait and see what the TTC has to say when they test it
Milwaukee knowing ttc is going to test it, I'm betting on around 450 to 500 ft lbs
I have the old style and I love it.
I hardly ever use battery tools but I do I got all m12 1/4 I fully switched to battery but I don’t see my buying one because my old m12 3/8 fuel stubby still works and it does what I need it to but until it can’t be fixed I’m not buying a new one and I love that little bastard
CP: says theres no way it can make that much torque
Also CP: it definitely looks more powerful then the last one
Accurate
Have i been away so long ??? I didn’t think the m18 mid torque even made that much
That’s why I didn’t keep the first stubby. I was disappointed in its performance. Mine at least couldn’t touch a lug just torqued to 160#, I don’t know if that was just how mine was but imo it want near 250 it claimed. I might give this new one a try.
I was Displeased as well
I wonder how many of those are going to break from lube techs rotating tires?
Right lol
There’s 550 lb ft. Worth of confusion in that sticker alone. I’d sit there double squeezing the trigger saying after reading that
In fairness CP, the Dewalt DCF 923 doesn't actually do the advertised 450 either. Don't get me wrong. It is still a little beast but 450? Yeah, no. The real issue is how all these manufacturers just seem to make up numbers to try and get us to buy the latest and greatest.
Absolutely agree 100%, and I want to be transparent. No manufacturer in history has ever met the torque they claim. We surely can agree on this as a fact!!
@CPthetooladdict I will say this though. That little Dewalt 20V 3" cutoff tool is absolutely the real deal. Especially with the PS battery. I actually gave the M12 version to my son. The difference is phenomenal. Used the Dewalt to cut a large rust area out of a pickup box the other day. Battery lost 1 bar. No stalling, no cutting out.
The manufacturer make up those numbers because they know that 90% of the guys that buy their tools have brains the size of a pea. Guys see something new, big numbers, $500 price tag, they look at it and say duhhh my name is Egor, me buy. 😂😂😂
That dewalt cut off tool is no joke.
378 at 15 seconds on TTC. which is not real life. Going at anything with the CHANCE of it being 500ftlbs, ive akready grabbed AT LEAST my 2767 lol
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Cp you have to watch the tool shop review on the milwaukee
Never heard of them. Did they go to the pipeline event? If so they are already bought by Milwaukee
@CPthetooladdict they do everything and I use them and torque test channel for purchases like this
I don't listen or watch anyone who is sponsored by Milwaukee they are paid spokesmen. I will definitely be looking forward to torque test channels results. That's all I need to confirm my opinions.
@CPthetooladdict I use them the most I think they are the most reliable and trust worthy
Damn is john wayne doing this video?
the devil is always in the details.
Is been tested it does 600 actually definitely getting mine
No, it doesn't. That's on some dudes pathetic bolt rack, not a good test
I have the old one and i have broke 2 Snap-on impact sockets with it but i don't believe it can make 550 ft.lb. its like the cheap speakers that say 1000 watts and you would blow them up with a 50 watt amp
The m12 3/8 2554 was only rated at 250, so I find that hard to believe, especially when the Torque test channel showed it, making a max Torque of 233 you sure your talking about the same tool?
I recall watching one of the videos and the Milwaukee rep said 550 ft-lbs of breakaway torque. My guestimation is torque test channel will get it to read 350-380 foot lbs
You Definitely get what I'm saying!!
If it does, you're the pope and we know that ain't true😅.
Amen!! Lol
If it actually makes 550 then thats a game changer. It would be nice to have a smaller form factor impact that can hit above it weight class. We will jusy have to wait and see
Ya, but we all know every manufacturer lies about the real torque, so let's be real. Half of the claim wouldn't be good, but realistic numbers to be worth buying would have to be above 300. Right?
@@CPthetooladdict yea above 300 would be good. I think the current m12 impact is around 250
Exactly, an improvement but not what they claim they need to be more realistic just goes to show you how bad marketing is that they will fudge the numbers when they could be honest and when more sales are IMO.
@@CPthetooladdict it's kind of like tow ratings on trucks. They have best in class towing based on the manufacturers metrics or tests.
Exactly! And they definitely trick people who don't do their research kinda sad when you think about it. Americans are bamboozled people, and China is also who can we trust?
Look8ng forward to torque test boys reviewing it.
I am also! I love reading the butthurt comments after watching it's like really yoh expecting Milwaukee to be honest lol they literally thrive off being dishonest!! Lol
We gotta wait for torque test channel to show it off
CP: “Let’s adress the elephant in the room”
Me: oh no thank you though but no need to address my balls
I definitely didn't say address peanuts!! Lol
@@CPthetooladdict Peanut THE ELEPHANT
@@CPthetooladdict thanks a lot now my wife left me she said she believed me when I told her mine were huge but because of your comment she did a search online and she’s going to vacation where black men roam now
Lmao you sir are funny lol
I'd say it will preform like the DCF 921 AND 23 ATOMIC at the minimum maybe like the Makita compact at best.
I'd say that would be a good improvement we all know it won't make 550ft lbs
It will have a better output than dewalt
I’ll stay with my 9038
Awe CP you just hurt all the red army's feelings #milwaukee #Fanboys
Lmao, I definitely did. You can tell by the comment section
There's a song about ocean front property Has the torque test channel got one yet I have a 3/4 strap on air impact from the dinosaur days that dosen't put 550lbs out 👍😎👍
Facts
You scared that can beat your expensive tools 😂😂
Doesnt the snap on stubby 'supposedly' make 500+ ft-lb!? Why wouldnt milwaukee make the same? How much torque does the dewalt stubby make? Well see what ttc has to say about it i guess...
Heck no it doesn't
@@121dodgers the CT9038 is 525 breakaway but that's on 18volt not 12 and still doesn't hit that number
I think it'll do it if you let it hammer long enough...
Not a chance. I will bet my entire tool collection on it. I'm 100% confident
@@CPthetooladdict you let it hammer for an hour, and it might.. that's all I'm saying.
How's that practical?
@@CPthetooladdict didn't say it was... It's called sarcasm...
Oh, sorry, I didn't catch on blonde moments, lol
ORDER it the minute I watched PIPE LINE OHIO Power tools 1/2 PIN DETENT should have it END AUGUST and will be doing an UNBOXING and Full TESTING on my RUclips channel
3/8 is what we are referring to hear not a 1/2 I've never needed a 1/2 stubby in my life
@@CPthetooladdict have the GEN1 3/8 it's got more power then most people think
I believe 100% it will bust 550 ft lbs at 10 secs or less
They have a long ways to go the old one did 233ft lbs max on Torque test channel so I'd littery shit a kitten if it did but I'm confident 350 would be great and plenty if it could reach that number.
So true all these Milwaukee fan boys just can't take that their tool isn't the best anymore
The stubbys ain’t as good as people say I mean I have a buddy and his struggles a lot with things good gun tho but not a god of impacts
I agree. I had the old one it was hot garbage, so they need to step it up
@@CPthetooladdict if half these people were as rust belt like they say they should’ve known plasma cutter and torch come before anything doing suspension work my old man always had his plasma cutter ready to melt leaf spring bushings and about time you melt those off you can break them loose with a long ratchet vs snapping it with a impact
225 real torque my guess
That around what the current one makes, it will be more than that maybe around 300
I want to get more guesses