Matthew Ching You think they are going to throw 600$ tools to everyone who cannot pay for it? Back to toddlers school: If you cannot pay for it then you won’t have it. Ya idiot.
@@1393wsc How you lift matters. You always lift with your legs and what you’re lifting is directly between your legs. You squat it up. It’s the people bending over who eventually get back problems. It also helps a lot to continuously lift weights, particularly your back to strengthen it.
Yep, I used to use them when I worked rail construction. Gas-powered impacts, abrasive rail saws, drills and grinders also. Big and heavy, but they are true work horses that take a beating and can run all day long with just a small fuel can.
i got one, it's a great tool. got it for 8 months now, use it quite often. the only downside is there is a lot of room between the machine and the battery pack, it wears out cause of the shocks it gets when using the machine. and i know in time you have to hold the batterypack back with ur hand or it won't connect with the machine.
I'm so pleased that the perfect tool has arrived. I need to install a toothbrush holder in my bathroom and I require a suitable tool to drive the 5.5mm screws into the raw plugs that I installed many years earlier. This machine looks like it might be up to the job.
@@adaster98 Yep, corded tools are purely for hobbyists at this point, even drywallers are using battery powered screwguns that zip up sheets as fast as the corded guns.
I certainly am guilty of being a Milwaukee Fanboy. I have switched all my electric tools to MW and other than Hilti, there is nobody who makes better battery and tool combos. You can actually still work outside at -10'C even -20'C for half a day with MW batteries!!!! That's unheard off with snap-on. Dewalt are slowly getting there, but the tools are still only mediocre. Thank you Milwaukee for making awesome and fun tools! I have talked so many friends and neighbors into the brand, not ONE has regretted it, except that they are now also hooked :D
It's fine for tracks like that where those screws come out easily from wood and light maintenance but it doesn't compare to the petrol bance for more stubborn bolts/screws. Where it fails the petrol one won't however as the guy demonstrated in the video, it is a lot easier on the back and you won't have to worry about a broken pull chord. Just dead batteries after 10 seized screws.
Fair enough it’s able to take sleeper screws out. Though ur back would be far more knackered doing bending down like that over a few length even if it is lighter compared to with the impact wrench, where u can stand up straight and work. How long would that battery last also? Not a full shift I’d imagine.
I used this exact set up tightening joint bars and it work to an extent..... still had to used the hydraulic impact to get the bars tight....definitely fits a purpose....
Think about this, petrol solution weights like 35kg and this small thing on ONE bettery replaced that much and they have bigger batteries in their line of products
And how long will 5 litres of 2 stroke last ..a week? The 8 amp battery maybe quick to swap but will take 2 hours to charge. Also at £130 pounds each they are expensive if you want spare. Next practicality. If I forgot to to make 2 stroke it of to the 24 hour petrol station and of we go. Now.. what do it do if I forget to charge my batteries.. can I pop a couple of AA batteries in there or is the shift cancelled.
@@richardoakley8800 Seriously, the weight and size savings alone are well, massive. Two stroke engines are also finnicky and can be a pain in the butt to start. Given the choice between a petrol powered tool and a battery powered one that will do the same job, I'll take the battery powered one any day.
@@Skyfighter64 “two stroke is finicky”, take better care of your tools then ya idiot lol. Battery will never replace petrol until the convenience and price of petrol based machines is achievable by millfucky or whatever tool brand suits your fancy
richard oakley there’s a reason why a lot of industries are going to cordless impacts and drivers. If you can’t see the benefits you’re blind. I’m not saying they fit everywhere, but a lot of places they do. We have multiple cordless impacts and drivers on our farm and they save a lot of work. Can swap skinnies to wides on a hc sprayer on one battery. It tightens lug nuts more than two guys on a 4 foot snipe can.
That was CUTE, I have some High Pressure heat exchangers I would like to test it with. I already have the 1/2" drive, I'm impressed with. Now I need the 1".
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Can’t wait to assemble IKEA chairs with this!!!!
It still going to break the chairs not the drill
@@xximbetterxx2336
Lol
😂😂
Nice and tight
@@Daniel-ww3hl yup
cant wait to tighten my customers spark plugs with this
And then just weld it if it slips
I'm with u only I cant wait to drive deck screws with it
😂
lol
I fucking lol’ed
When your handheld impact has more torque than your race car
#justhondathings
It's momentary torque, not continuous
@@bluezz5002 it’s also a joke
@@bluezz5002 r/woosh
@@bluezz5002 woooooosh
0:24 might have to switch to this if my gf keeps acting up...
😂😂😂😂😂
That's cursed
I was about to like but it's at 69
I can't unread this lmaoo
This is what the 5 minute oil change place used to put my oil drain plug back on
Finally! I can go disassemble rail ties with my friends.
High price for scrap metal these days ;)
Train noise bothering you????? just remove the tracks with the all-new Milwaukee M18 FUEL 1" Impact Wrench.
Finally, i can remove the bolts on the golden gate bridge
@@jctu186 finally! peace and quiet over a multi-billion dollar catastrophe.
Can't wait to install my valve cover with this, never leak again!
Don't forget to uga duga the filter on as well
This must be what they used to tighten up the wheel nuts on our Jetta 😂
some people in tire service are too lazy to chance set from TIR to a smal car on pneumatic tools
Just wait until you try loosening the front wheel hub assembly. Zeus put those things on there.
@@the-mighty-taco
3/4 inch breaker bar and a scaffold pole is usually whats required.
Anyone else just get this recommended to them for literally no reason?
advertising?
Yep I got it in my recommended
@@lucky7even622 is there really such a thing?
@@lucky7even622 I will definitely have to check this out
Me :)
Can't wait to strip all my trucks lug nuts with this.
Perfect for tightening the screws on my glasses.
Its way too big and powerful for that.
Wake up
@@fv7594 whoosh
@@fv7594 Its a joke man :)
Cant wait to use this to reassemble my iPad.
Once and 4 all 🤣
Can't wait to use it on customers' oil filters
Can’t wait to hang paintings up with this
I always go out of my way to work on the railroads so this is definitely something I'll use.
If I use this on my trucks wheels, I might flip my truck over.
Can’t wait to tighten my oil drain plug with this
Cant wait to tighten my customers oil drain plug and oil filter with this, thank you Milwaukee
"We gonna test that!"
😂 Project farms
Waiting for the Bauer version now!
Can't wait to see AvE get his hands on it.
Do more ads like this one
Milwaukee you should send me one to try out
Yea me to
@new Leaf rather try to get it for free first
@new Leaf not every one can cough up 500 to 600 for a tool there going to use one time ya idiot
Matthew Ching You think they are going to throw 600$ tools to everyone who cannot pay for it? Back to toddlers school: If you cannot pay for it then you won’t have it. Ya idiot.
@@matthewching500 not everyone is gonna buy it to use it once
0:54 it looks like back pain!
That’s because that guy wasn’t using a Milwaukee! You missed it! Hahaha.
Lol
yeah those things are getting heavy and hurts your back after a while
no matter what tool you use.... your back gets destroyed if you bend down for more than 30 minutes
@@1393wsc
How you lift matters. You always lift with your legs and what you’re lifting is directly between your legs. You squat it up. It’s the people bending over who eventually get back problems. It also helps a lot to continuously lift weights, particularly your back to strengthen it.
Threw our 2 snap on guns away
Only using a milwaukee 1/2 Sq Dr
Ratchet gun now and a reiprocating saw ......both fantastic .
I didnt even know, petrol powered drills existed🤯
Yep, I used to use them when I worked rail construction.
Gas-powered impacts, abrasive rail saws, drills and grinders also. Big and heavy, but they are true work horses that take a beating and can run all day long with just a small fuel can.
They're called a Bance, manufactured by R Bance and Co Ltd in the UK. Great tool
Petrol powered chainsaw exists, so it's not that far fetched
@@Dirt-Industries not when you work in a remote place with no access to electricity.
I think there's a reason you didn't show the gas powered one going at the same time next to yours
Probably because it’s actually more powerful.
@@TranceFur No duh you fucking pigeon. But good luck giving an entire crew gas powered drills, you'll be forking over like 10x as much money.
As someone who has used both I can tell you the 3/4" makita rattle gun is more powerful than the 2 petrol ones it replaced.
@@bobby2pistolz854 Lmao, alright. "You fucking pigeon," I'm gonna steal that, haha.
@404 Error Not Found Electric motors*
i got one, it's a great tool. got it for 8 months now, use it quite often. the only downside is there is a lot of room between the machine and the battery pack, it wears out cause of the shocks it gets when using the machine. and i know in time you have to hold the batterypack back with ur hand or it won't connect with the machine.
I'm so pleased that the perfect tool has arrived. I need to install a toothbrush holder in my bathroom and I require a suitable tool to drive the 5.5mm screws into the raw plugs that I installed many years earlier. This machine looks like it might be up to the job.
🤣
I leave this under every video I watched, it helps the algorithm...
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0:54 😕
"Nut busting torque" nuh uh. Were going to have to test that over at Project Farms channel 😔🙏
I can't wait to use this on my kids cubby house project
extreme super
Just tightened the screws on the bottom of my iPhone with this thing. Worked great!!!
Normally I don’t like cordless heavy duty tools, but that’s impressive👀
@@adaster98 Yep, corded tools are purely for hobbyists at this point, even drywallers are using battery powered screwguns that zip up sheets as fast as the corded guns.
@@SuperSayinSolidSnek air tools still have some advantages though. Such as size. An air motor can be much smaller.
Only problem is if youre that far out you cant recharge it so you need to carry shit tons of batteries
I like the pile of bolts sitting on top of a pile of gravel to make it appear bigger.
As we see here two men deconstructing a active rail way
@Bob Did it smh I was trying to make a joke.
SHAKE HANDS WITH DANGER
Sweet, next time I'm stealing railroad bolts I'll make sure to buy one of these!
You know damn well that me and the boys will use this to torqe 10mm bolts
This theme is my new workout routine
The music is fire
I certainly am guilty of being a Milwaukee Fanboy. I have switched all my electric tools to MW and other than Hilti, there is nobody who makes better battery and tool combos. You can actually still work outside at -10'C even -20'C for half a day with MW batteries!!!! That's unheard off with snap-on. Dewalt are slowly getting there, but the tools are still only mediocre.
Thank you Milwaukee for making awesome and fun tools! I have talked so many friends and neighbors into the brand, not ONE has regretted it, except that they are now also hooked :D
It's fine for tracks like that where those screws come out easily from wood and light maintenance but it doesn't compare to the petrol bance for more stubborn bolts/screws. Where it fails the petrol one won't however as the guy demonstrated in the video, it is a lot easier on the back and you won't have to worry about a broken pull chord. Just dead batteries after 10 seized screws.
im sure they keep the gas one in the truck and use the cordless till it dont do the job or they run out of batteries
Why do I genuinely like this ad
I am not a railroad worker and will probably never become one but that impact just looks really cool.
woooooooooooooo! im never paying for railroad ties again
God damn! The new Milwaukee Nut Buster!!
Can't wait to steal some TRAIN RAILS with this!!
Don't give bad ideas please!!! There a lot of loose brains to harm people!!
😂😂😂
Now, you can do your own Super 8 train crash scene.
Fair enough it’s able to take sleeper screws out. Though ur back would be far more knackered doing bending down like that over a few length even if it is lighter compared to with the impact wrench, where u can stand up straight and work. How long would that battery last also? Not a full shift I’d imagine.
I want one. I don't need one, but I want one !
No joke, I wouldn't mind trying this on a Honda crank pulley bolt.
Milwaukee is really growing tbh
Man! I just looked at their stocks, they grew almost 40% this year!!!
As long as you have a place to charge the batteries they are a very good tool.
Well if you have few of them, maybe two or three it would be enough for entire day of hard work.
12v inverter in the cigarette lighter of a vehicle and plug in the charger, use one charge one.
Most modern pickup trucks have 110 outlets inside. Have yourself 3 or 4 batteries and you are good to go.
Jiffy lube employee: breathes heavily
Gonna use this on my oil filter
I used this exact set up tightening joint bars and it work to an extent..... still had to used the hydraulic impact to get the bars tight....definitely fits a purpose....
Can’t wait to build my engine with this!!!
Man I like the idea of NUT BUSTING TORQUE
This is what the shop used to tight my spark plugs
“Total petrol replacement” after 32 railroad sleeps I bet the petrol finished the job.
Think about this, petrol solution weights like 35kg and this small thing on ONE bettery replaced that much and they have bigger batteries in their line of products
And how long will 5 litres of 2 stroke last ..a week?
The 8 amp battery maybe quick to swap but will take 2 hours to charge. Also at £130 pounds each they are expensive if you want spare.
Next practicality. If I forgot to to make 2 stroke it of to the 24 hour petrol station and of we go.
Now.. what do it do if I forget to charge my batteries.. can I pop a couple of AA batteries in there or is the shift cancelled.
@@richardoakley8800 Seriously, the weight and size savings alone are well, massive. Two stroke engines are also finnicky and can be a pain in the butt to start. Given the choice between a petrol powered tool and a battery powered one that will do the same job, I'll take the battery powered one any day.
@@Skyfighter64 “two stroke is finicky”, take better care of your tools then ya idiot lol. Battery will never replace petrol until the convenience and price of petrol based machines is achievable by millfucky or whatever tool brand suits your fancy
richard oakley there’s a reason why a lot of industries are going to cordless impacts and drivers. If you can’t see the benefits you’re blind. I’m not saying they fit everywhere, but a lot of places they do. We have multiple cordless impacts and drivers on our farm and they save a lot of work. Can swap skinnies to wides on a hc sprayer on one battery. It tightens lug nuts more than two guys on a 4 foot snipe can.
Very nice bro 😀
Handy hard working little beast 😎
can't wait to tighten my glasses with this
Cant wait to use this on a customer's head bolts
They’re powerful!!!
Can't wait to tighten my oil filter with this!
So this is what the tyre techs have been using recently
Can’t wait to tighten the electric wires for my wall outlet
Using this on my lug nuts before going to dealership for a state inspection. Lol
How do I go back to factory settings? I used the ONE KEY application
@Flat Bastard Engineering Channel haha
Czy to faktycznie tak mocne narzędzie aż wierzyć się nie chce
That was CUTE, I have some High Pressure heat exchangers I would like to test it with. I already have the 1/2" drive, I'm impressed with. Now I need the 1".
Damn my back is killing me and all I did is watch this video.
Funny thing is, reason old guys back is hurting because he’s been working the whole time everyone else had been talking about their new tools hahahaha
"Screw you" really reached it`s final form here xD
I'm a dentist, can't wait to use it on my clients
Once sew this , on my mind's, will be , yes ! The right tools .
Was it filmed in Belgium?
When did the wooden sleepers stop
Nos 0:55 você vê a satisfação do operador... Dor nas costas e coluna fudida... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The amount of handymen in the come moment section
Ferramentas ótimas 👍
The power of tools
I must have this! I have 18 5.0hd batteries and 6 9.0hd. It’ll do nicely with all my things.
i can now easily dismantle the United States railroad infrastructure with ease now, thank you very much
Can’t wait to tighten the oil plug with this
0:54 his back left the game
When will you be with your new Milwaukee labeled batteries
Cool trailer, when does the movie come out?
This is the tool that the jiffy lube places use to tighten your drain plug and oil filter.
Can’t wait to tighten up my lugs with thid
My car mechanic tightens my wheels with this loolz :P
This is obviously marketed towards the British
Railway workers but badass torque gun regardless...!!!
thats brutal!
is what firestone uses to put on lugs
Kyle from Boostedboiz needs to see this!!!
Can't wait to see the M12 version of this.
Cant wait to tighten Power Outlet Screws with it!
I want to know specs of that petrol wrench