I love milwaukee, I do masonary restoration and I had a milwaukee rep last year talk about the cordless vacs, the company I work for uses bosch vac090ah vacs, and what's great is that my bosch L- boxx system clips on the top to store my grinders and respirator.
@@VCGConstruction yes he seen us working on our boom trucks with cords ran to our vacuums and he said your going to love what milwaukee is coming out with and he explained the double battery model to me, and then gave me a bunch of merch
@@drakestruble8365 but will the vacuum come on automatically when you use your power tools? i still think this is whats holding cordless vacuums and some cordless back. I use a corded bosch plunge saw with a vacuum, as im sure you're aware of, when i pull the trigger on the saw, the vacuum automatically turns on. If we go cordless, then we'd have to go back to turning the vacuum on and off ourselves. I really hope this issue is addressed by some manufacturer
@@chrisbonnie my Festool cordless tools turn on my Festool vacuum through Bluetooth. It’s also nice having the Bluetooth button on the end of the hose of the vacuum instead of going back-and-forth to the unit for the switch. From what I understand these new Milwaukee vacuums don’t have a place for a packout system. What were they thinking but not including that?
Thank you for actually going through the trouble of itemizing a list of all those attachments! You keep us informed and up to date like it's your day job. You're the man Vince! 💪🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
The accessories look pretty sweet and the fact that they are somewhat universal and can be used with other brands is great. I noticed that they have a separate AC head. I think they missed the boat in not making a dual power battery and AC head. Could have even made it a charger.
The vacuum runs on a DC motor. Having an AC input will necessitate an AC-DC power supply, and a 500W one is going to weigh a kilo and add essentially a brick inside the vacuum.
Vinc always coming threw with the newest stuff from Milwaukee to show us appreciate it vinc these vacuums i think are a big game changer. Can’t wait to get one thanks for the best up to date tool content on RUclips keep being great
That’s awesome. Love the cart. Just wished they would put out some better deals on batteries cause these 12ah batteries aren’t cheap. I’ve got more invested in batteries than I do in my work truck lol.
Keep searching through homedepot i found the if you buy the 8ah you can get assortment of tools on their list and the 12ah battery is one! I got both for 220
I do auto detailing, so these vacuums are well above what I'd need but I'm still interested, I love the tons of attachments. I'm definitely getting any that would work for detailing. One thing that's sorely lacking out there are quality attachments. And good hoses, hopefully they'll sell the hoses seperatly too and they can be adapted to work with other vacs. I buy a Rigid hose+attachment kit about once a year. The hose isn't great and most of the attachments are just decent. These look absolutely amazing. And the fact they're not only not propritary, but they fit out the box on multiple hose sizes without any extra pieces is great. I have 2 different vac's with 2 different hose sizes so I have converters because undoubtably certain attachments are only made for certain hose sizes.
i really liked 2 things 1- the accessories option. 2- the interchangeable heads. In some part they mentioned a dual power option cord/battery. are all of them have cord option? why would not they make a mountable plate to secured by the bungee cord slots to the top of the vac for packout integration?
I've never been so excited about vacuum accessories. I currently have the backpack vac and love it. Thought I would pick up compact vac (0940-20) loved the beater bar head but hated the actual tool. It stayed clogged up. I hope this new lineup with intergrade with the their backpack too
Missed opportunity to have a packout top on the vacuums. Double up the usage of a workspace. Could have had a pack out with different fittings for the hose in foam inserts ect
Two years ago I bought Milwaukee packout system. I didn't fully get onboard until they recently released the wall system. I decided it is time to convert my Garage. Now that I finally bought into the packout system I would like to see a base built that fits the Packout. Just have to see what they do.
I'm only a casual / sometimes builder, so this is a miss for me - I'm sure it works for others. Certainly packout seems like a missed opportunity. But also: these vacuums seem like they could have had just a TOUCH more engineering to be able to be dust extractors for jobsite tools I already have, like table saw and chopsaw, and bluetooth sense them turning on. Seems like a missing link in the Milwaukee model right now....
Also - VCG is the only channel I'm subbed to that caught that great question from the viewer about packout. So I heard it here first - more packout jobsite vacuum solutions are coming! I'm gonna wait for those. And I hope they can double as a dust extractor for those jobsite tools.
@@vinberube136 I believe dust extractors have more suction and lower cfm than regular vacuums. I’m not entirely sure, but I thought that was the difference. So, a dust extractor works in conjunction with other tools much better than a vacuum, but it’s not a good option for using as you would a standard vacuum. I may be wrong about that, though.
I guess it's a nice vac, i really like those attachments, but without packout and no remote control.... i dont see enough reason to buy. Does it feature any self filter cleaning technology ?
Im a mobile detailer and have been looking for a cordless vac solution but they all seem to have been lacking the power I need for a deep clean. I think the dual battery on top of the small bucket is gona be the ticket!
Yes, it sucks! Sucks that currently no vacuum have so many options! Favorite the pivot attachment would save someone like me from having to get a ladder or crawl. The function to reduce accident is a plus. Also the attachment with magnets is brilliant, and would love to if it also had the magnet feature or a detachable area (at the end of the hose before going into the container) where it also catches magnetic parts or materials. It saves cost but having to go to the nearest hardware store for parts to save time to completing a job. Every little bit helps. Plus I tend to drop a lot of the small items. I don’t have magnetic hands.
Love Milwaukee tools use them every day In my work especially the vacuums on construction sites the only issue I have is with the filter I have a backpack m18 good suction and battery life with 12 amp but filter clogs early and have to shake out filter to get good suction again often. This vacuum will do the same put a manual vibrate handle on vacuum to shake filter will improve suction time or maybe automatic but probably drain battery to quick
@VCG Construction When is milwaukee going to come out with a cordless hot melt glue gun??? I've been looking for a hot melt glue gun that can provide really hot melting Temps to use better industrial glues for carpentry application but haven't found a portable option yet that can do just this! Any thoughts on who makes a cordless glue gun that can fit my needs? I know I'm not the only one wondering this...
Electrictions will like these for pushing or pulling string. Remember when it was mainly sparkies with Millwaukee tools? Told you so, to all you Porter Cable worm drivers
Here are my two cents on this. The good: They seem stout, and the power seems great, especially for batteries. Supposedly they are made in the USA! Even if it is with global materials that is a giant step in the right direction. The accessories are awesome. Including the option to use them with other products, awesome. I would have liked to have seen one or two provided with the vacs, would have been a good gateway to the product. I don't blame Milwaukee there, why would you provide something with the vac that your competition is not? The bad: Not including Packout in the design of this product is rediculous, and lazy in my opinion. It is a real missed opportunity. For some reason Milwaukee cannot seem to make both sides of their house work together, they constantly miss the boat on packout integration. I am also incredibly frustrated that Milwaukee refuses to allow for a dual power option with any of these high power tools. It forces you to make a decision between battery or corded (in the future), or buy both (which is what Milwaukee is likely aiming for). Then there are the accessories, Milwaukee only includes the absolute bare minimum to make it work. No base cart included, attachments must be purchased separately, and no filter bag ($30-45 apiece, really?!). I am losing faith in Milwaukee as time goes on and as I continue to see these cash grabs that benefit them. Not much consideration for their customer, just their wallets.
@@michaellim4165 don't get me wrong, I have absolutely no problem with a business making money, even a lot of money. I just fail to see the real value in the product. They aren't really innovating, I have a rigid vac that costs at least half as much that offers much of the same. Yes, it is not battery operated, but I don't know how likely it is that I would want to dedicate two of my rather expensive batteries (that have limited recharges available) to the task for only 45 minutes of runtime. If they offered dual power at least then I could use the batteries when I don't have power otherwise and save my batteries for the real work when I do. They appear to just be looking for a way to drive people further into their battery platform, and to make people buy multiples. How is that good for anyone but them? Just more plastic to be manufactured, and eventually thrown away.
@Joe P That is the beauty of the battery platform: its keeps users locked into the ecosystem, creating huge opportunity cost to migrate to a different ecosystem. It's creates hesitation for buyers as they calculate the huge sunk cost versus the incremental cost of purchasing additional tools for the sole benefit of portability and "compatibility" aka monopoly. Manufacturers don't have an incentive to make corded products anymore as they can't lock in consumers into the ecosystem. Companies are following where the money goes. Going back to the product, people are still going to buy it because it's part of their ecosystem and enough research has been done to measure the demand that is present in the field. Perhaps you should be waiting for gen 2.
Got to have the 12 gallon with smaller container too. Would be good for clean up of larger masonry debris besides everything else. Cfm little bit lower then I was expecting though it is higher then the packout vac I got currently. The main thing is how good can it clean. Sds plus chisel brick then remove largest debris will it clean up fine. Highly possible with the size of the hose.
I see a lot of excitement in the comments. I guess I'm in the minority on not seeing these vacs benefiting me. I'm a bit surprised that none of the 3 offerings are HEPA filter dust extractor with standard auto start with tool use, and variable suction, and auto clean option. When I saw the thumbnail I assumed there was at least one dust extractor. I know Festool is releasing a dual battery extractor. I'll stick with my corded units I think, but I'm curious to see them. I use dust extractors on my jobs for sanders and saws. I rarely use a shop vac, but I'm thinking a lot of you guys are doing a lot of general purpose cleaning on new builds, or reno work where power sources are scarce, and if that was my usage I'd see some value too I reckon. I will say the accessories seemed pretty cool and I'd check some of those out if I can find or get a 3d printed adapter to fit my hoses. I do also agree that not incorporating the ability to click a packout on top seems either like a misstep, or in 6 months people will be buying another unit for the packout feature. Still a cool video Vince. I'm sure it was fun.
I am going to buy Milwaukee tools for life...they sit back and watch everyone else fail and come out with tools that blow them away!!!!!!! They don't seem to be the one who rushes to the market just to be the first to do it .
Can you do another review on the 12 gallon on how it's been working so far I been thinking about buying the 800 dollar one but it's crazy expensive but I feel like it's worth it because of the two 12 Amp batteries. The batteries alone are like half the price of the vacuum lol and there high output
I wish they could make it so it could be used as a soot vacuum, I heard say on a furnace but I doubt it can handle any hot debris- but these are awesome 👏
Funny that they talked about the magnetic attachment saving your bags, but they didn't seem to mention if they're going to OFFER dust collection bags for these!
For me, I think the option of connecting a cord if you have access to power at the job sites. No cord just the connection like they have on the battery powered floodlight with option for power cord.
I love this vacuum and I thin all Milwaukee tools should have a plug in option like metabo… but this vacuum is way too expensive. Who will pay 600 for a vacuum? Insane
Please say they hired an engineer to design attachments that are standard sizes! 🤞 Glad to see 2x batteries are being utilized. It does seem unnecessary to sell motors alone. I really don't see someone just upgrading the motor, and leaving the old motor "collecting dust" so to speak.
Did Milwaukee consider adding a sawdust separator feature, inquiring woodworkers wonder? Does the filter not have a built-in auto cleaning feature? Looks like a great system though!
They missed the mark by not having the pack out boxes mount to the top of the vacuum. That would have been huge. Or with the size of the vacuum head it could also be a battery charger with a retractable cord.
Another great video! You may be bound by contract not to say, but any word on a planer . I've got thousands invested in milwaukee and I'm contemplating buying a dewalt planer model. Before moving forward, should I wait is all I'm asking. Thanks again for the content
Would have like to see packout compatibility from the start. That as a rolling base for a jobstack would be a reason to make me buy it. The AirTip accessories definately do not blow! ;)
Integrating the packout would provide a new space to store tools inside the canister, negating the need to buy additional pack outs. For Milwaukee, that's a no no. They want you to buy more pack outs.
Well milwaukee nailed it. Con - lack of pack out attachment And didn't see an attachment for draining the bucket easy like ryobi has. Other than that shape modulatoraty and attachments all a win.
I am a big fan of Milwaukee and this vacuum looks really good, but I don't understand why they didn't build this product to fit the packout system. It really is just frustrating that that they didn't.
I'm disappointed as well. Makita has had AWS for several years now. Not sure why Milwaukee has to drag their feet on this one. Plus I would want to see a long list of carpentry tools that utilize autostart... miter saw, table saw, planer, sanders, biscuit jointer, etc...
Should have made one into a packout, better yet make one into a bottom box and have a side access to empty it out maybe have a liner bag too....dam giving away too many ideas for free 😂
Ok, as a "shopvac" it's cool. The accessories are insane. But if we talking about universal use, if we talking about concrete dust, drywall dust than why, WHY none of them have self cleaning filter system (electromagnetic shaking to be precise, becuase reverse blow SUCKS for many reasons and we all know that) like god of vacuums starmix isc batrix L 36-18v or metabo asr 36-18 bl.
Love tools as a Car enthusiasts my self not a Professional by any means just a weekend warrior.All I know is NO one can touch Milwaukie they got everyone on there Toes.
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I love milwaukee, I do masonary restoration and I had a milwaukee rep last year talk about the cordless vacs, the company I work for uses bosch vac090ah vacs, and what's great is that my bosch L- boxx system clips on the top to store my grinders and respirator.
That’s awesome, he let you know these vacs were on their way?
@@VCGConstruction yes he seen us working on our boom trucks with cords ran to our vacuums and he said your going to love what milwaukee is coming out with and he explained the double battery model to me, and then gave me a bunch of merch
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@@drakestruble8365 but will the vacuum come on automatically when you use your power tools? i still think this is whats holding cordless vacuums and some cordless back. I use a corded bosch plunge saw with a vacuum, as im sure you're aware of, when i pull the trigger on the saw, the vacuum automatically turns on. If we go cordless, then we'd have to go back to turning the vacuum on and off ourselves. I really hope this issue is addressed by some manufacturer
@@chrisbonnie my Festool cordless tools turn on my Festool vacuum through Bluetooth. It’s also nice having the Bluetooth button on the end of the hose of the vacuum instead of going back-and-forth to the unit for the switch. From what I understand these new Milwaukee vacuums don’t have a place for a packout system. What were they thinking but not including that?
Thank you for actually going through the trouble of itemizing a list of all those attachments! You keep us informed and up to date like it's your day job. You're the man Vince! 💪🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
The most powerful avenger according to some
The accessories look pretty sweet and the fact that they are somewhat universal and can be used with other brands is great. I noticed that they have a separate AC head. I think they missed the boat in not making a dual power battery and AC head. Could have even made it a charger.
We appreciate the feedback Corey!
The vacuum runs on a DC motor. Having an AC input will necessitate an AC-DC power supply, and a 500W one is going to weigh a kilo and add essentially a brick inside the vacuum.
Is the dual power option now available?
From the attachment perspective it’s Fkn awesome.
Thanks for showing us I love watching!!😎😎
Great video! Nice recap at the end telling us your favorite part! 👍
Vinc always coming threw with the newest stuff from Milwaukee to show us appreciate it vinc these vacuums i think are a big game changer. Can’t wait to get one thanks for the best up to date tool content on RUclips keep being great
Thanks Tony, we appreciate that!
Were you there bro??? Wait, I can't bust chops on this one as you helped me out.....
It’s good thing I was there…
Isn’t that right TRZ!?!?!
@@VCGConstruction 😡😠 it was
@@JoseMGomez-hg1hh on the way brother
I never thought I would watch someone talk about vacuums for 23 minutes
Thanks for watching
Love the new vacs and great video as always and thanks for the info. keep up the amazing work my power tool brother.
Thanks Luke!
Awesome video! Thanks for always providing updates!
Thanks Kyle!
That’s awesome. Love the cart. Just wished they would put out some better deals on batteries cause these 12ah batteries aren’t cheap. I’ve got more invested in batteries than I do in my work truck lol.
I buy mine on market place I've found them for 150$ lol
@@shawnhenaman6448 it was probably stolen if you find a battery for under 209 it was stolen
@@minnesotaman3 I'm sure I was but makes it cheaper for me
Keep searching through homedepot i found the if you buy the 8ah you can get assortment of tools on their list and the 12ah battery is one! I got both for 220
@@apllDgrapllD bruh… holy shit. That was awesome.
This is going to change the game for us electricians and vacuuming/ stringing pipe , I need those air tip crevice hoses!
I thought you were going to say so you guys can actually vacuum your mess up when you're done lmao 👍💯
@@DGALVIN45 Now that would be something new ! I’m mostly a slab guy too so cleaning is not in my blood haha
Bro... 15:19 is a a game changer. Just take my money please. Air Freight that to Point Pleasant, NJ immediately.
Definitely one of my favorite!
I do auto detailing, so these vacuums are well above what I'd need but I'm still interested, I love the tons of attachments. I'm definitely getting any that would work for detailing. One thing that's sorely lacking out there are quality attachments. And good hoses, hopefully they'll sell the hoses seperatly too and they can be adapted to work with other vacs. I buy a Rigid hose+attachment kit about once a year. The hose isn't great and most of the attachments are just decent. These look absolutely amazing. And the fact they're not only not propritary, but they fit out the box on multiple hose sizes without any extra pieces is great. I have 2 different vac's with 2 different hose sizes so I have converters because undoubtably certain attachments are only made for certain hose sizes.
I have the 6 gallon model and it’s awesome. I’m very impressed with it.
i really liked 2 things 1- the accessories option. 2- the interchangeable heads.
In some part they mentioned a dual power option cord/battery. are all of them have cord option?
why would not they make a mountable plate to secured by the bungee cord slots to the top of the vac for packout integration?
Maybe for a GEN2, I honestly would have liked Packout integration.
I've never been so excited about vacuum accessories. I currently have the backpack vac and love it. Thought I would pick up compact vac (0940-20) loved the beater bar head but hated the actual tool. It stayed clogged up. I hope this new lineup with intergrade with the their backpack too
Missed opportunity to have a packout top on the vacuums. Double up the usage of a workspace. Could have had a pack out with different fittings for the hose in foam inserts ect
@VCG Construction Did I miss it, but when are these being released?
Two years ago I bought Milwaukee packout system. I didn't fully get onboard until they recently released the wall system. I decided it is time to convert my Garage. Now that I finally bought into the packout system I would like to see a base built that fits the Packout. Just have to see what they do.
I'm only a casual / sometimes builder, so this is a miss for me - I'm sure it works for others. Certainly packout seems like a missed opportunity. But also: these vacuums seem like they could have had just a TOUCH more engineering to be able to be dust extractors for jobsite tools I already have, like table saw and chopsaw, and bluetooth sense them turning on. Seems like a missing link in the Milwaukee model right now....
Also - VCG is the only channel I'm subbed to that caught that great question from the viewer about packout. So I heard it here first - more packout jobsite vacuum solutions are coming! I'm gonna wait for those. And I hope they can double as a dust extractor for those jobsite tools.
I agree dust extraction is very important. Couldn't a HEPA filter and dust bag do the trick though or am I missing something?
@@vinberube136 I believe dust extractors have more suction and lower cfm than regular vacuums. I’m not entirely sure, but I thought that was the difference. So, a dust extractor works in conjunction with other tools much better than a vacuum, but it’s not a good option for using as you would a standard vacuum. I may be wrong about that, though.
Spot on
I guess it's a nice vac, i really like those attachments, but without packout and no remote control.... i dont see enough reason to buy. Does it feature any self filter cleaning technology ?
Sorry to say it does not Per
Looks awesome, I can't wait for them to be released...even the accessories and nozzles
Any other tool announcements coming from this event? Like a track saw??
Man did Milwaukee hit a home run.
I'll on board with that. Looking forward to picking this new system up.
I definitely want to grab some of the Air-Tip accessories! 👍🏻
@@VCGConstruction Absolutely
This is bananas for those of us in service
Can't wait to get that M12 beater-bar head. Would be great for cleaning the truck carpet too.
Im a mobile detailer and have been looking for a cordless vac solution but they all seem to have been lacking the power I need for a deep clean. I think the dual battery on top of the small bucket is gona be the ticket!
Have you tried ridgids dual battery came out years ago and is powerful!
@@apllDgrapllD No I didn’t know that exists. Im currently running a Rigid 4gal 5hp
@@apllDgrapllD Just checked it out. Looks decent but way to large for my needs as im limited for space
@@completeturnarounddetailin3536 yea then I’d wait for these to go on sale
Finally. Ready to ditch my 14-gallon corded and get the 12gal m18. So, exited!
Hi just a quick question which vacuum cleaners is complete with stop & start thenks for an advice 😀✋✌✌
Yes, it sucks! Sucks that currently no vacuum have so many options! Favorite the pivot attachment would save someone like me from having to get a ladder or crawl. The function to reduce accident is a plus. Also the attachment with magnets is brilliant, and would love to if it also had the magnet feature or a detachable area (at the end of the hose before going into the container) where it also catches magnetic parts or materials. It saves cost but having to go to the nearest hardware store for parts to save time to completing a job. Every little bit helps. Plus I tend to drop a lot of the small items. I don’t have magnetic hands.
Can you put bags in these to preserve the filters? Do they have multi stage separator attachments like festool?
Love Milwaukee tools use them every day In my work especially the vacuums on construction sites the only issue I have is with the filter I have a backpack m18 good suction and battery life with 12 amp but filter clogs early and have to shake out filter to get good suction again often. This vacuum will do the same put a manual vibrate handle on vacuum to shake filter will improve suction time or maybe automatic but probably drain battery to quick
@VCG Construction When is milwaukee going to come out with a cordless hot melt glue gun??? I've been looking for a hot melt glue gun that can provide really hot melting Temps to use better industrial glues for carpentry application but haven't found a portable option yet that can do just this! Any thoughts on who makes a cordless glue gun that can fit my needs? I know I'm not the only one wondering this...
Awww Mann . I remember in the early 70's when I was a kid. the vacuum salesmen and what was it. Stanley products.they used to come to the house.
Electrictions will like these for pushing or pulling string. Remember when it was mainly sparkies with Millwaukee tools? Told you so, to all you Porter Cable worm drivers
Here are my two cents on this.
The good: They seem stout, and the power seems great, especially for batteries. Supposedly they are made in the USA! Even if it is with global materials that is a giant step in the right direction. The accessories are awesome. Including the option to use them with other products, awesome. I would have liked to have seen one or two provided with the vacs, would have been a good gateway to the product. I don't blame Milwaukee there, why would you provide something with the vac that your competition is not?
The bad: Not including Packout in the design of this product is rediculous, and lazy in my opinion. It is a real missed opportunity. For some reason Milwaukee cannot seem to make both sides of their house work together, they constantly miss the boat on packout integration. I am also incredibly frustrated that Milwaukee refuses to allow for a dual power option with any of these high power tools. It forces you to make a decision between battery or corded (in the future), or buy both (which is what Milwaukee is likely aiming for). Then there are the accessories, Milwaukee only includes the absolute bare minimum to make it work. No base cart included, attachments must be purchased separately, and no filter bag ($30-45 apiece, really?!).
I am losing faith in Milwaukee as time goes on and as I continue to see these cash grabs that benefit them. Not much consideration for their customer, just their wallets.
I appreciate your honest feedback Joe, thanks!
It's a business that makes money at the end of the day. But hey just be happy that they don't have subscription based tool usage business model.
@@michaellim4165 don't get me wrong, I have absolutely no problem with a business making money, even a lot of money. I just fail to see the real value in the product. They aren't really innovating, I have a rigid vac that costs at least half as much that offers much of the same. Yes, it is not battery operated, but I don't know how likely it is that I would want to dedicate two of my rather expensive batteries (that have limited recharges available) to the task for only 45 minutes of runtime. If they offered dual power at least then I could use the batteries when I don't have power otherwise and save my batteries for the real work when I do.
They appear to just be looking for a way to drive people further into their battery platform, and to make people buy multiples. How is that good for anyone but them? Just more plastic to be manufactured, and eventually thrown away.
@Joe P That is the beauty of the battery platform: its keeps users locked into the ecosystem, creating huge opportunity cost to migrate to a different ecosystem. It's creates hesitation for buyers as they calculate the huge sunk cost versus the incremental cost of purchasing additional tools for the sole benefit of portability and "compatibility" aka monopoly. Manufacturers don't have an incentive to make corded products anymore as they can't lock in consumers into the ecosystem. Companies are following where the money goes.
Going back to the product, people are still going to buy it because it's part of their ecosystem and enough research has been done to measure the demand that is present in the field. Perhaps you should be waiting for gen 2.
@@michaellim4165 “subscription based” SHHHHH they’ll hear you!!!
I need this. Thank you for the video.
So you have to buy a separate (expensive) head to use it will wall power instead of leaving the cable or an outlet on the battery powered head?
Yes
@@VCGConstruction two steps forward, then one step back
I wonder if the m12 vac has enough suction to hold the new air tip on block wall.
I doubt it but it’s worth a try
So maybe I missed it, but are they selling a corded version as well?
Disappointed that dewalt hasn’t come out with an updated shop vac yet
Got to have the 12 gallon with smaller container too. Would be good for clean up of larger masonry debris besides everything else. Cfm little bit lower then I was expecting though it is higher then the packout vac I got currently. The main thing is how good can it clean. Sds plus chisel brick then remove largest debris will it clean up fine. Highly possible with the size of the hose.
I see a lot of excitement in the comments. I guess I'm in the minority on not seeing these vacs benefiting me.
I'm a bit surprised that none of the 3 offerings are HEPA filter dust extractor with standard auto start with tool use, and variable suction, and auto clean option. When I saw the thumbnail I assumed there was at least one dust extractor. I know Festool is releasing a dual battery extractor. I'll stick with my corded units I think, but I'm curious to see them.
I use dust extractors on my jobs for sanders and saws. I rarely use a shop vac, but I'm thinking a lot of you guys are doing a lot of general purpose cleaning on new builds, or reno work where power sources are scarce, and if that was my usage I'd see some value too I reckon.
I will say the accessories seemed pretty cool and I'd check some of those out if I can find or get a 3d printed adapter to fit my hoses.
I do also agree that not incorporating the ability to click a packout on top seems either like a misstep, or in 6 months people will be buying another unit for the packout feature.
Still a cool video Vince. I'm sure it was fun.
I am going to buy Milwaukee tools for life...they sit back and watch everyone else fail and come out with tools that blow them away!!!!!!! They don't seem to be the one who rushes to the market just to be the first to do it .
I don't get why they can't add a plug in option where you can use the vacuum when the battery is out and also charges the battery.
Can you do another review on the 12 gallon on how it's been working so far I been thinking about buying the 800 dollar one but it's crazy expensive but I feel like it's worth it because of the two 12 Amp batteries. The batteries alone are like half the price of the vacuum lol and there high output
Very impressive innovation
Question didn't see the bad dirty water examples,can it do that
Milwaukee rules Vince!
when are these set to release? Did they say in the the video?
I wish they could make it so it could be used as a soot vacuum, I heard say on a furnace but I doubt it can handle any hot debris- but these are awesome 👏
I worked 28 years in the field this is ridiculous on the price for a vacuum cleaner this is pure urgency to own one!
Do they have the option to run off a plug as well?
Funny that they talked about the magnetic attachment saving your bags, but they didn't seem to mention if they're going to OFFER dust collection bags for these!
Going to home depot right now to return my m12 fuel vacuum
For me, I think the option of connecting a cord if you have access to power at the job sites. No cord just the connection like they have on the battery powered floodlight with option for power cord.
I love this vacuum and I thin all Milwaukee tools should have a plug in option like metabo… but this vacuum is way too expensive. Who will pay 600 for a vacuum? Insane
There is a plug in option. You just swap the head like was mentioned and shown.
Milwaukee needs to make a battery/ac adapter for any and all m18 m12 tool like metabo does with the 36v flex volt
People like me will pay.
Hey Milwaukee, I love your stuff, but you should make the rolling base a packout base like the packout dolly!
Please say they hired an engineer to design attachments that are standard sizes! 🤞
Glad to see 2x batteries are being utilized.
It does seem unnecessary to sell motors alone. I really don't see someone just upgrading the motor, and leaving the old motor "collecting dust" so to speak.
Sounds good! 👍🏻
Will the bags change the specs on these vacs??
Did Milwaukee consider adding a sawdust separator feature, inquiring woodworkers wonder? Does the filter not have a built-in auto cleaning feature? Looks like a great system though!
Vince from vcg construction I have a battery question for you Milwaukee buffer what would give me better run time 9 amp 48 amp
Milwaukee is the best for pros!! 👍
did they give a price on the 12 gallon kit?
Do the dual battery versions still work if you only have one battery in , Just incase you need to borrow one for a short period
No
They missed the mark by not having the pack out boxes mount to the top of the vacuum. That would have been huge. Or with the size of the vacuum head it could also be a battery charger with a retractable cord.
Do you know when there going to be released
Another great video! You may be bound by contract not to say, but any word on a planer . I've got thousands invested in milwaukee and I'm contemplating buying a dewalt planer model. Before moving forward, should I wait is all I'm asking. Thanks again for the content
Lol that intro was great
Glad you liked it! 🤣
Put Project Farm on it…“We’re Gonna Test That”.
He is 100% right on 3 legged vacuums. High rate of wheel failure…I can personally attest to that.
Nice Update Vince 🤭😎
Thanks Jamal, we appreciate it!
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How many 2 battery tools we got coming? Is MX ded?
That’s a good question Joe!
I think MX is dead
Would have like to see packout compatibility from the start. That as a rolling base for a jobstack would be a reason to make me buy it. The AirTip accessories definately do not blow! ;)
Integrating the packout would provide a new space to store tools inside the canister, negating the need to buy additional pack outs. For Milwaukee, that's a no no. They want you to buy more pack outs.
I'm bolting a pack out plate on top and printing the locking lugs for the bottom.
ARE THEY EVER GOING TO MAKE AN M-18 MILWAUKEE ROBOTIC SHOP VAC/SWEEPER?? DO OTHERE COMPANIES MAKE THEM?
Well milwaukee nailed it.
Con - lack of pack out attachment
And didn't see an attachment for draining the bucket easy like ryobi has.
Other than that shape modulatoraty and attachments all a win.
This one nice,but I love the round stainless steel vaccum
Where are all the accessories heads to purchase?
I am a big fan of Milwaukee and this vacuum looks really good, but I don't understand why they didn't build this product to fit the packout system. It really is just frustrating that that they didn't.
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Thanks aqua!
Do all three have the option of ac
Continued from my last comment
Integration with power tools as a dust extractor would have been nice.
Great suggestion!
Waka waka for Mordino Dino!
No wireless link connection to miter-saw?
It would have been a welcome addition in my opinion as well!
I'm disappointed as well. Makita has had AWS for several years now. Not sure why Milwaukee has to drag their feet on this one. Plus I would want to see a long list of carpentry tools that utilize autostart... miter saw, table saw, planer, sanders, biscuit jointer, etc...
i like that 12 gallon vac.
I want a M18 wet and dry but in 1.6gal. Please make it happen!!
how about the 18volt vacuum ?
Dang I wanted to see cordless backpack vacuum gen 2
I guess we’ll continue to wait!?!??
Should have made one into a packout, better yet make one into a bottom box and have a side access to empty it out maybe have a liner bag too....dam giving away too many ideas for free 😂
They are selling a liner bag for it, separately, for $35-40 apiece...
Those vacs really suck, but the video didn't. I definitely want to run the mid-size two battery head on the deluxe cart. Win, win, win!
I was thinking the same thing
Y not do the packout bottom?
Are there bags available for these? Bags is the only way to deal with dust.
Yes
they should make a packout lid
Love it!!
I think I will get the 9 gallon fuel battery. But it is tempting to get the 12 gallon.
Ok, as a "shopvac" it's cool. The accessories are insane. But if we talking about universal use, if we talking about concrete dust, drywall dust than why, WHY none of them have self cleaning filter system (electromagnetic shaking to be precise, becuase reverse blow SUCKS for many reasons and we all know that) like god of vacuums starmix isc batrix L 36-18v or metabo asr 36-18 bl.
Wait, did he do it doesn't have a hepa filter?
Love tools as a Car enthusiasts my self not a Professional by any means just a weekend warrior.All I know is NO one can touch Milwaukie they got everyone on there Toes.