Just to add to this excellent video, I'd like to comment on the significance of Precision Mode in controlling tightening torque. Basically, Precision Mode controls how many impacts are used before the drilled cuts out, which helps prevent over-tightening. So for example, in Drive Mode 1 I've reduced Precision Mode to 2, which gives a brief burst of impacts before the wrench cuts out. With a 21 mm socket, this gives me almost bang on 100nm of tightening torque for my car lug nuts. Using this same setting on a 36 mm socket for a motorcycle axel nut, I get around 50nm of tightening torque. This demonstrates the high variability of tightening torque depending on socket size, which is most likely why Milwaukee do not give specific tightening torque ranges - because it's too hard to calculate. I also tested the much-talked-about lug nut control using the lowest setting. It tightened all the lugs to about 140 nm (which is too high). So for me personally, using Drive Mode 1 with Precision Mode 2 (for a 21 mm lug nut socket) gives the ultimate lug nut torque control. Hope someone finds that helpful.
I have the 2767-20 and that thing's a beast. I replaced the blades on my parents' lawnmower with it, 3 years ago. 17 years of rust, broke that lugnut right off. I would've never gotten it off by hand.
I purchased the 2863-20 which is the one-key tool-only version. I didn't need the kit, I already had a charger and 2 batteries. It was priced at checkout at $269.00 plus sales tax, which for me totaled at $290.52 on 03/26/2021, shipped to home, free delivery.
thanks for the review just bought the 2863 was $788 here in Canada . so tired of corded or air line tools . Hopefully it will last me a lifetime only concern is battery replacement down the road
The wireless control seems like a great idea... however I'm concerned about the longevity of making my tool more computer.... I feel like the amount of abuse this thing's going to take, this system is just another thing to break.. like all things do
I just got mine back from Milwaukee repair (you take it to the UPS place) because the One-Key deal stopped working. They fixed it. I'd avoid One-Key if you don't absolutely need it.
I’m a DIYist and probably don’t even need a high torque to begin with, that being said I plan on getting the 2863. I would rather up front that $50 and have the capabilities of the app. Specifically for lug nut removal
Thanks for the awesome videos, I’m trying to decide between the Milwaukee and the rigid I have rigid tools already but I’m more concerned about power. I want to be able to get stuck bolts off. Which impact should I buy
Definitely Milwaukee, it’s a power house. I just got the 1/2 impact for working on my trucks and it’s amazing! I love the power plus it’s been through hell already lol
Is it possible, for example, at level 1 to adjust the torque more precisely? Because if the tool has more or less 25 lbs of precision, it would be important to focus it on our needs... Would the ''Hilti SIW 6AT 22-V Li-Ion Cordless Impact Wrench w/ Adaptive Torque'' be better and more accurate but without bluethoot?
Hi there hope you will be safe and doing great. Want to know is there any overvoltage protection in milwaukee 1 inch impact wrench. I was testing one & accidentally checking using 24v would it brings harm to the tool. Other thing M18 battery has four contact point two contacts big and two contacts are small do they have different voltages. Thank you.
With one key can't you reduce the torque to use the 1/2 as a 3/8 without really worrying about breaking shit? I haven't used it but watching this makes me think you can use a 1/2 at lower torque 3/8 situations so you need one less tool
No, not at all. There is no impact wrench that is accurate, even Milwaukee will tell you this. You should always complete the final tightening with a torque wrench.
@@Nintendude2013 I would usually agree with you .... but when the answer to your question is explained in explicit detail .... that means you didn’t pay attention at all...so right back at ya...DON’T BE DUMB
@@Shoptoolreviews I used the app but can’t see lugnut, only custom and concrete anchor, should I use the too first, because it’s never been used. Thank you. Happy new year 🎊
The ONE-KEY version, all the presets can be customized. The 2767 High Torque is just a incremental incline in power from 1 to 4. Reverse on the 2767 is always 100%. Thanks for watching.
Why in the heck can’t Milwaukee make the battery fit tight? I’m very disappointed with that one thing, even craftsman V20 battery’s fit the damn Tool Tight!
Correct, that is a big spread, that's why you still can't skip a torque wrench step. This is only to get the fasteners in the ballpark, so you can finish with a torque wrench. There is No impact wrench that is a precision fastener. Where did we not test with a torque wrench? Thanks for watching.
The DeWalt high torque is the exact same in power, watch “REAL TOOL REVIEWS” of that guy comparing the Milwaukee, the DeWalt, and the ingersol rand on a skidmore wilhelm. The DeWalt and the Milwaukee are the same. (Edited the channel name)
I'm not going to comment on another's results or testing, and especially when I know him. I've worked on a skidmore and spoken with Skidmore Wihelm, and I've used and tested every popular cordless impact on the market. They're not all the same. Thank you for watching.
IR makes some great impacts and I think their halo light is the best in the industry. I just don’t know what’s going on with their cordless tool side. They’re licensing a lot of the tools now. I’m really curious to see if they’ll come out with anything new in the cordless world.
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Just to add to this excellent video, I'd like to comment on the significance of Precision Mode in controlling tightening torque. Basically, Precision Mode controls how many impacts are used before the drilled cuts out, which helps prevent over-tightening. So for example, in Drive Mode 1 I've reduced Precision Mode to 2, which gives a brief burst of impacts before the wrench cuts out. With a 21 mm socket, this gives me almost bang on 100nm of tightening torque for my car lug nuts. Using this same setting on a 36 mm socket for a motorcycle axel nut, I get around 50nm of tightening torque. This demonstrates the high variability of tightening torque depending on socket size, which is most likely why Milwaukee do not give specific tightening torque ranges - because it's too hard to calculate. I also tested the much-talked-about lug nut control using the lowest setting. It tightened all the lugs to about 140 nm (which is too high). So for me personally, using Drive Mode 1 with Precision Mode 2 (for a 21 mm lug nut socket) gives the ultimate lug nut torque control. Hope someone finds that helpful.
Great details. Thanks for watching.
thank you so much for your easy simple way to explain the setting on onekey. great video.
Thanks. It took me a while to find a comparison that mainly told me the difference between the two. Just what I wanted.
Glad we could help. Thanks for watching.
I have the 2767-20 and that thing's a beast. I replaced the blades on my parents' lawnmower with it, 3 years ago. 17 years of rust, broke that lugnut right off. I would've never gotten it off by hand.
Thank you for the review just picked it up the 2863 since it was on sale.
Yup, the sale got me jumping on it too
Great to hear. You'll love that impact. It's a beast and takes a beating. Thanks for watching.
Me to get 2863 on sale
What was the price when it was on sale ? And where at?
@@marcopineda2249 I paid $269 w/ 5.0 battery at Home Depot .. Great deal tbh..
I’m leaning on the 2767-20 for light auto work to tire swaps on vehicles
I purchased the 2863-20 which is the one-key tool-only version. I didn't need the kit, I already had a charger and 2 batteries. It was priced at checkout at $269.00 plus sales tax, which for me totaled at $290.52 on 03/26/2021, shipped to home, free delivery.
That's a great price. Hope it works well for you. Thanks for watching.
thanks for the review just bought the 2863 was $788 here in Canada . so tired of corded or air line tools . Hopefully it will last me a lifetime only concern is battery replacement down the road
The wireless control seems like a great idea... however I'm concerned about the longevity of making my tool more computer.... I feel like the amount of abuse this thing's going to take, this system is just another thing to break.. like all things do
Basically it just allows you to program the computer that's already on both impacts.
I just got mine back from Milwaukee repair (you take it to the UPS place) because the One-Key deal stopped working. They fixed it. I'd avoid One-Key if you don't absolutely need it.
Very informative video. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
I’m a DIYist and probably don’t even need a high torque to begin with, that being said I plan on getting the 2863. I would rather up front that $50 and have the capabilities of the app. Specifically for lug nut removal
Can you control nut busting torque also? Thanks
At 2863 - is there any way I can set up tool to tight up semi truck wheel nut at 475 ft-lb? Or tool can be only used for lower ft-lb?
Thanks for the awesome videos, I’m trying to decide between the Milwaukee and the rigid I have rigid tools already but I’m more concerned about power. I want to be able to get stuck bolts off. Which impact should I buy
Definitely Milwaukee, it’s a power house. I just got the 1/2 impact for working on my trucks and it’s amazing! I love the power plus it’s been through hell already lol
2767-20 is the model I got it’s the high Torque
Is it possible, for example, at level 1 to adjust the torque more precisely? Because if the tool has more or less 25 lbs of precision, it would be important to focus it on our needs...
Would the ''Hilti SIW 6AT 22-V Li-Ion Cordless Impact Wrench w/ Adaptive Torque'' be better and more accurate but without bluethoot?
Hi thanks for this great review. Can you recommend impact sockets for all size anvils?
Hi there hope you will be safe and doing great. Want to know is there any overvoltage protection in milwaukee 1 inch impact wrench. I was testing one & accidentally checking using 24v would it brings harm to the tool. Other thing M18 battery has four contact point two contacts big and two contacts are small do they have different voltages. Thank you.
I'd like to see if torque sticks could be used with these guys.
Slinging lugnuts and sockets around the place is half the fun
No doubt about that. Thanks for watching.
So on the 2767 does the different modes control torque or do the modes just control rpms?
Well done. Done well.
Thank you.
The long anvil tire impact is similar in power I believe. Great video
the long anvil has a power drop. Whenever you go longer, you introduce torsion and that sucks up the impact.
@@kartboarder22g17 what do you use the long anvil for
@@silinusvers I don't use the long anvil but good for guys pulling off semi lugs as they are deeper in the wheel.
With one key can't you reduce the torque to use the 1/2 as a 3/8 without really worrying about breaking shit? I haven't used it but watching this makes me think you can use a 1/2 at lower torque 3/8 situations so you need one less tool
Yes, you can definitely use OneKey to reduce the power. Thanks for watching.
Would the 2863 replace the use for a torque wrench and breaker bar since it uses the one key feature
No, not at all. There is no impact wrench that is accurate, even Milwaukee will tell you this. You should always complete the final tightening with a torque wrench.
Bro .... you didn’t watch the video.... and if you really have to ask that...I don’t want you to be working on anything of real value
Nothing wrong asking questions don’t be dumb
@@Nintendude2013 I would usually agree with you .... but when the answer to your question is explained in explicit detail .... that means you didn’t pay attention at all...so right back at ya...DON’T BE DUMB
@@tjlovesrachel your right, are you happy now?
Read each description on Milwaukee’s website 2767 is not brushless and 2863 is brushless. Is this correct?
No, that's not correct. Any "FUEL" branded tool includes a Brushless motor. Both of these impacts have brushless motors. Thanks for watching.
@@Shoptoolreviews I thought so, I appreciate the clarification.
If you are looking to buy 2767-20 check the first 4 of the serial number. H96A is GOLD! H96B is trash and should avoid like the plague.
Они все 3х фазные...
My impact 2862-20 don’t have lug nut control , do you know why? Thank you
The 2862 should include One-Key. Use your One-Key app to program the settings for lugnut control. Thanks for watching.
@@Shoptoolreviews I used the app but can’t see lugnut, only custom and concrete anchor, should I use the too first, because it’s never been used. Thank you. Happy new year 🎊
The best tool is the one you can get at a great price and that is the best tool for me 🤣
You got that right! The best VALUE, not just price. Bang for your buck. Thanks for watching.
Is it true that it can do 1750 lb ft of tourqe with specific settings?
No, not that high. Thanks for watching
This was more of a one sided display of the one key impact. What I really was hoping to see is if the presets are the same for both impacts.
The ONE-KEY version, all the presets can be customized. The 2767 High Torque is just a incremental incline in power from 1 to 4. Reverse on the 2767 is always 100%. Thanks for watching.
What are the fastening torque numbers for all the modes on the 2767-20
Tia
We don't test the torque in the different power modes. Thanks for watching.
100, 400, 1100
great video ..
Can you compare one of these Milwaukee to rigid r86211
We'll see what we can do.
Why in the heck can’t Milwaukee make the battery fit tight? I’m very disappointed with that one thing, even craftsman V20 battery’s fit the damn Tool Tight!
It’s nut a lug nut. They’re called fasteners.
A lug nut is a fastener. Same same. Everyone understands. Thanks for watching.
All lug nuts are fasteners but not all fasteners are lug nuts.
So yeah it's a lug nut. Because it's a nut that goes on a lug.
You must be fun at parties
One key is a cool feature, if nothing else you can impress your friends over a garage beer.
It certainly is and thanks for watching.
I bought milwaukee and it isnt good as bahco tools. I would recommend bahco BCL33IW2 its faster, stronger and heavier. Try it for the size!
That thing only does 1000nm which is around 750 ft lbs.
I own the 2767 but really wanted the 2863. I see a kit on sale for 299. Should I get? Lol
Only if you need it. They're the same gun, just the One-Key added. Thanks for watching.
I just purchased the 2863-20 which is the tool-only one-key version, which at checkout price dropped to $269
Any link to how you lost so much weight, Your looking well.
Thank you very much. KETO diet...no carbs and sugars. Thanks for watching and for commenting.
80-130 ft lbs is a bid spread. there really isnt any real precision. Also you didnt even test the results with a torque wrench.
Correct, that is a big spread, that's why you still can't skip a torque wrench step. This is only to get the fasteners in the ballpark, so you can finish with a torque wrench. There is No impact wrench that is a precision fastener. Where did we not test with a torque wrench? Thanks for watching.
The DeWalt high torque is the exact same in power, watch “REAL TOOL REVIEWS” of that guy comparing the Milwaukee, the DeWalt, and the ingersol rand on a skidmore wilhelm. The DeWalt and the Milwaukee are the same. (Edited the channel name)
I'm not going to comment on another's results or testing, and especially when I know him. I've worked on a skidmore and spoken with Skidmore Wihelm, and I've used and tested every popular cordless impact on the market. They're not all the same. Thank you for watching.
I saw that video a wild ago, that’s the old milwaukee. I think that milwaukee has only 2 settings.
That was the old Milwaukee..
@@DarkSim77 I do not remember the video. It was a year ago. Lol
The 2863 doesn't have a ½ socket
Yes, the 2863 is a 1/2" anvil. Thanks for watching
@@Shoptoolreviews so the 2864 does not
Your using cheap sockets on your tests.
My Snap-on impact sockets don't mushroom.
None of 'um. I use the IR W7152
IR makes some great impacts and I think their halo light is the best in the industry. I just don’t know what’s going on with their cordless tool side. They’re licensing a lot of the tools now. I’m really curious to see if they’ll come out with anything new in the cordless world.
I have the older IR and like it a lot but if the Milwaukee was out when I was buying, I would have gone red.