Looks like a nice light, being able to point it right at what you're working on and not having it blind you at the same time. It's a little spendy for a DIYer like me though. My HF stick light does pretty good for the price.
Nice light. I'd like to see it telescope inward for storage, and outward for extra length. At minimum make this rest in a smaller footprint and you'll probably get way more buyers. You'd need an entire drawer worth of space to lock this away.
You do that so when you start the engine after the oil change there is immediate oil to lube the engine. If the oil filter is empty it will take more than a few seconds for oil to be available to lube the engine and engine wear will occur in that few seconds. Of course when the oil filter is mounted sideway you can't prefill it.
@@alexyu6928 Sadly you are wrong. First off, you will have to understand how the oil is moved from the filter to where it's needed, secondly the oil poured into the filter might contain contaminants which will not be filtered. Now I'm going to educate you and others on the matter. The oil does not miraculously go from the filter to the engine, it is not sucked because there is no suction; it is PUSHED by the oil coming from the pan and it is being pushed by the oil pump. This being said, the gain in actual time of engine running without oil is the same. It ls NOT recommended to do this procedure and for this reason manufacturers mounted the filters on the top of the engine (good luck filling that one up!!!) or in some horizontal positions (good luck not wasting oil on those!!!). There are certainly a lot of manufacturers who don't take this safety measure... What you are stating is "old school" and bad practice of barn mechanics. Educate yourself on the matter and Marry Christmas!
I really love the videos you put out, and have been watching for a little while now. But, when you say it will stick to anything metallic, I beg to differ. It would have to be iron ferrous metals to have the magnet attract to it. I repeat, your videos are really informative and helpful to people looking for tools and shop items that are really innovative. Keep up the good work and interesting videos.
I've had a Milwaukee M12 3/8 drive ratchet for several years, long before Ryobi came out with theirs. It's the only battery powered tool I have that is not Ryobi. I have 3 M12 batteries, and many different lights, and this looked like the light I've been waiting for, but alas, I'll have to wait for Ryobi to come out with a similar, but affordable one. I'm not afraid to spend money on good tools, I have thousands invested in Snap On, but Milwaukee is almost always just too much money for what you get.
😂😂😂😂 So, either you’re a liar or just crying to cry. Milwaukee is expensive, but at least you’re not solely buying the name like the overpriced Snap on junk you claim to have.
Granted, Milwaukee is expensive but nowhere near "Snap-on Expensive" lol. $1400 for a Snap-on 12 piece combo wrench set, yeah I'll take Milwaukee any day. I did buy alot of Snap-on back in the day but they were not as stupid expensive as they are now.
It’s a “underbody light” so that would mean that it would go “under a body” correct??? You would use the magnets to stick it on to a frame or a 2 post lift arm
Great idea, but not the right price point... Other than being magnetic and not having to walk around it, you could buy the M12 Rocket Light with 1,400 lumens for the same price, or spend a little more and get a M18 tower light with more lumens yet. As others have said, excellent for use on a hoist, but not so much when on the ground. Not something I'd want to stick to the paint of the body either to avoid scratches.
Seems to be designed for people with car lifts to stick to the arms. Seems rather large to use while under a car with jack stands. If I had a lift, i would 100% get one. Looks like it would work great.
He means...on stands it probably doesn't make much sense because you're pretty close to the ground...(where you can just set a light down) on a lift you get the full use of articulation...it's where this light shines....🤭 See what I did there?....
@@boosted2.4_sky . This is a stupid argument. You can also claim that if you have a lift you don't need this tool as you can STILL put a light on the floor and point it upwards. Last I checked, car frames, suspensions, and related components are made of metal which this new MW light can be attached to.
Give it a break guys, most buyers of this light will never use it under a car at all. If we bought only things we need the manufacturers would soon go bankerupt. *looking at my huge stack of Makita 40volt powertools, most of which i havent used and already had as 18volt*
600 lumens on low is bigly high and limits its versatility. I got a 900 lumen portable light i keep in my new van, it got 100 lumens at low and that still isnt dim for short range in tight spaces. Its harder to find use for 900 lumens than 100. I want a 40v Makita portable work light, they dont go overkill on the lumens, by far the most sensible ones for those who dont need to light up a circus tent. Again we see that Milwaukee goes for more more power while Makita actually looks into things and figure out the needs of professionals and DIYers.
$180 light without being able to be turned on. The power source is extra cash if you actually want it to work. Stanley offers a 7000 lumen LED work light with a stand that we picked up for $99 on Amazon... We've found it worth the $ and since the Milwaukee light is geared towards mechanics, having an outlet nearby isn't an issue when working in a shop on a lift. Food for thought.
Looks like a nice light, being able to point it right at what you're working on and not having it blind you at the same time. It's a little spendy for a DIYer like me though. My HF stick light does pretty good for the price.
Loving mine so far. I pre ordered and got it a week or 2 ago. It's been so helpful when our power was out due to recent bad storms.
I live in Karachi Pakistan and I like your comment
Bro, not another light! I can't add another one to my collection!!! Looks amazing!
As someone who left their $70 milwaukee magnetic light on the 1st car I stuck it to, I like this easy to spot design.
Great review! I use a lot of Milwaukee led lights. This is another must have.
Yes, this is one of those tools/lights that you'll use a lot. Thanks for watching.
Nice light. I'd like to see it telescope inward for storage, and outward for extra length. At minimum make this rest in a smaller footprint and you'll probably get way more buyers. You'd need an entire drawer worth of space to lock this away.
I think with the magnet, you can stick it on to any ferrous surface. That’s the idea for storage.
Mate, I really enjoy all your videos, but did I see right, you filled-up that filter with oil before installing it?
You do that so when you start the engine after the oil change there is immediate oil to lube the engine. If the oil filter is empty it will take more than a few seconds for oil to be available to lube the engine and engine wear will occur in that few seconds. Of course when the oil filter is mounted sideway you can't prefill it.
@@alexyu6928 Sadly you are wrong. First off, you will have to understand how the oil is moved from the filter to where it's needed, secondly the oil poured into the filter might contain contaminants which will not be filtered. Now I'm going to educate you and others on the matter. The oil does not miraculously go from the filter to the engine, it is not sucked because there is no suction; it is PUSHED by the oil coming from the pan and it is being pushed by the oil pump. This being said, the gain in actual time of engine running without oil is the same. It ls NOT recommended to do this procedure and for this reason manufacturers mounted the filters on the top of the engine (good luck filling that one up!!!) or in some horizontal positions (good luck not wasting oil on those!!!). There are certainly a lot of manufacturers who don't take this safety measure... What you are stating is "old school" and bad practice of barn mechanics. Educate yourself on the matter and Marry Christmas!
Wow wish this came out before the rover light would have gotten this one
Hello again Tim
Thank you for another Great Video. I do like the idea. But it got to wait for now. Again thank you
Tim. Excellent video.
One more in the tool box this one be
Im buying one! You sold me!
If I convinced you to buy one, then I've impressed myself. Lol. One day, i want to be like you.
I have that light since November 23, I was waiting for you guys review…
Hi Tim, I saw you demonstrate that lite on tik tok this afternoon, sharp lite,
I really love the videos you put out, and have been watching for a little while now. But, when you say it will stick to anything metallic, I beg to differ. It would have to be iron ferrous metals to have the magnet attract to it.
I repeat, your videos are really informative and helpful to people looking for tools and shop items that are really innovative.
Keep up the good work and interesting videos.
It’s been a year. How’s it holding up? Any thoughts on appropriateness for use now?
Cool looking light. I find that a lot of vehicle there is no magnetic surface for you to stick this light to.
My older work van no problem, my new one the underside is almost completely covered by plastic panels.
Gracias por poner los subtítulos en español
This is going to sale good to mechanics and hvac techs.
I've had a Milwaukee M12 3/8 drive ratchet for several years, long before Ryobi came out with theirs. It's the only battery powered tool I have that is not Ryobi. I have 3 M12 batteries, and many different lights, and this looked like the light I've been waiting for, but alas, I'll have to wait for Ryobi to come out with a similar, but affordable one. I'm not afraid to spend money on good tools, I have thousands invested in Snap On, but Milwaukee is almost always just too much money for what you get.
Thousand in snap on and you think milwaukee is overpriced for what you get? What world do you live in?
😂😂😂😂 So, either you’re a liar or just crying to cry. Milwaukee is expensive, but at least you’re not solely buying the name like the overpriced Snap on junk you claim to have.
Granted, Milwaukee is expensive but nowhere near "Snap-on Expensive" lol. $1400 for a Snap-on 12 piece combo wrench set, yeah I'll take Milwaukee any day. I did buy alot of Snap-on back in the day but they were not as stupid expensive as they are now.
Does it hang well on a hood? I'm watching again and I'm not sure what an underbody light is supposed to do.
It’s a “underbody light” so that would mean that it would go “under a body” correct??? You would use the magnets to stick it on to a frame or a 2 post lift arm
Great idea, but not the right price point... Other than being magnetic and not having to walk around it, you could buy the M12 Rocket Light with 1,400 lumens for the same price, or spend a little more and get a M18 tower light with more lumens yet. As others have said, excellent for use on a hoist, but not so much when on the ground. Not something I'd want to stick to the paint of the body either to avoid scratches.
On some magnetic tools that are strong enough you can apply a layer of painters tape to the magnet and it will protect surfaces.
Anyone remember trouble lights form the bad old days? We've reinvented the light bulb.
Hows the warranty on this light
Sold
My buddy has a Ford F 150 that now has an all aluminum fukin frame. Where is he gonna place a fukin magnet lamp?
Seems to be designed for people with car lifts to stick to the arms. Seems rather large to use while under a car with jack stands. If I had a lift, i would 100% get one. Looks like it would work great.
The light can stand on its own. Clearly, you don't need a lift to use it.
He means...on stands it probably doesn't make much sense because you're pretty close to the ground...(where you can just set a light down)
on a lift you get the full use of articulation...it's where this light shines....🤭
See what I did there?....
@@boosted2.4_sky . This is a stupid argument. You can also claim that if you have a lift you don't need this tool as you can STILL put a light on the floor and point it upwards. Last I checked, car frames, suspensions, and related components are made of metal which this new MW light can be attached to.
Give it a break guys, most buyers of this light will never use it under a car at all. If we bought only things we need the manufacturers would soon go bankerupt. *looking at my huge stack of Makita 40volt powertools, most of which i havent used and already had as 18volt*
@@MrSupernova111 put the light on the floor and get NO LIGHT where you need it...lol
That's the whole selling point to this light...🤦♂️
600 lumens on low is bigly high and limits its versatility. I got a 900 lumen portable light i keep in my new van, it got 100 lumens at low and that still isnt dim for short range in tight spaces. Its harder to find use for 900 lumens than 100. I want a 40v Makita portable work light, they dont go overkill on the lumens, by far the most sensible ones for those who dont need to light up a circus tent. Again we see that Milwaukee goes for more more power while Makita actually looks into things and figure out the needs of professionals and DIYers.
Milwaukee- launches badass light
All other tool manufacturers - launches exact same thing
Very true, but we haven't seen this one copied yet. Thanks for watching.
$180 light without being able to be turned on. The power source is extra cash if you actually want it to work. Stanley offers a 7000 lumen LED work light with a stand that we picked up for $99 on Amazon... We've found it worth the $ and since the Milwaukee light is geared towards mechanics, having an outlet nearby isn't an issue when working in a shop on a lift.
Food for thought.
Nice for those who need a construction site light, not so nice when working under a vehicle.
@@pflaffik No issues with a post lift. Plenty of room and massive amount of light to work easily.
3:09... A19 light...
Milwaukee just throws stuff out there and hopes it sticks. Cool design but very bulky
It will look nice after hot oil pours all over it.
Fix your audio. The intro is too loud or your voice is low
We'll check it out. Sorry about that. Thanks for watching.
Would you need this fukin lamp and wrench holder to change your oil 20 fukin years ago?