Interesting test with the impact I always thought 10 seconds in full reverse was the line in the sand for torque breakaway testing and if it didn’t remove it in 10 seconds it was considered a fail so all the compressor really has to do is deliver enough air to run an impact for 10 seconds I would’ve thought...
Great review and channel 👍🇺🇸...if your in the Milwaukee platform, it’s ok...As a professional framer, remodeler, finish carpenter...., no. ...Like you said , no dual regulation. Smaller tank. Large footprint. As far as decibel rating ,slightly better the dewalt but smaller tank and much larger footprint. Any trim guy looking for a quiet compressor is buying a Rolair or Cali compressor. Night and day from this Milwaukee compressor. Most finish carpenters still use pneumatic nailers. They are 1/3 the size and weight and last much longer then cordless. For a DIY guy or punch list , cordless nailers are great. I don’t see any benefits having this compressor other then it’s in the red family. It’s bulky, less gal size, less features, same air output as Dewalt. The Dewalt works great, quick ramp up, quick recovery, bigger tank, 10lbs less weight and hundreds $$ less. So you know, in the real world of building homes, finish carpenters usually put the compressor in the cellar or garage and run a large diameter hose into the house. Then branch off that with 1/4 hose usually plastic for light weight. Noise is not an issue . Maybe in some remodeling jobs or office work, noise plays a factor. Great to have choices though...
@@WorkshopAddict yes I know I have the Milwaukee M12 inflator and I keep it in my truck but I'd like to put one in our utility truck for airing up flat tire or something like that and it just doesn't have the capacity I was hoping that this Milwaukee M18 version would suffice for that
@@WorkshopAddict I dont think so. This unit is much more powerful than m12 inflator. I thing that would be an easy job. I used similar but corded compressor to inflate truck tires and it was enough for that job.
1.2scfm at 90psi so try and guess how many cubic feet are in your tire and thats how long itll take, i have 37" tires on 16" rims on my jeep so alot of volume but i run them at 25psi on the road so im sure itd have no issue on that.. but for 350$ i could have a brand new tire and rim mounted and delivered to me for the one time i might need it
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and opinions. Seems like a nice tool but as you pointed out a cord would have been great, if it also was a battery charger that would of been even better.
Thanks for the review! It’s definitely not worth the money(im an auto mechanic) for me . I need it for using air hammers , grinders , etc . I can’t even use to it adjust the air pressure in my tires 😢 lol But you did great explaining everything man 💯
Will it run air tools short answer yes. Obviously it's built for portability light weight on site work. If your running an impact wrench all day this is not for you
@@WorkshopAddict Thanks! It'll only be for short bursts of air anyways just to loosen stuff that can't be reached by the M18 vacuum. Keep up the awesome work guys!
I think it's a comfort thing. Some air tools are still much lighter/smaller than their battery equivalent, thus allowing to get into tighter spaces This is for those people.
Realistically, this tool sucks at inflating tires much larger than bike tires. This is really made for the pro contractor who does not like battery finish nailers and needs a potable solution for a compressor.
It just grinds my gears! Look at what these 3 cordless *framing* nailers have in common: ruclips.net/video/ICFoOPzwqQ0/видео.html Yep, a BATTERY. WTF! If you only need finish nailing, you could do it with an M12 cordless.
Kinda glad I didn’t wait for this. I needed a small air compressor for just compressed air. Ended up with a harbor freight unit for a little over 100 bucks. Sure the battery/portability feature would of been great but the price....
Man I don't know wtf they were thinking. I guess it would be good to blow out/,off your tools after cutting brick or concrete. Otherwise , my $349 will be spent on something a little more diverse.
Really interesting, these batteries supply a ton of watts on the high torque impacts, more than what my ARB twin compressor does, yet is about 1/3 the CFM of it.
I mean, it’s a 2 gal compressor. It looks like it does what a 2 gal compressor is suppose to do and not do. The thing that kills it is the lack of competitive features and that price. I’m fully bought into the M12 and M18 platforms and this is still and incredibly hard sell.
@@WorkshopAddict I have a 1-gal and 2-gal CAT air compressor, and the Ryobi 1-gal. I have not used them for a long time because the cordless nailers are just too convenient and the tanks are too small for any other use.
What's the purpose of building that compressor if they make almost all there tools run off of batteries. My opinion waste money and R&D. They should be updating the 10 inch miter instead. Great video like always. 👍
Because you can walk away while your inflator fills you tire to the correct psi. As long as you do not run longer than the duty cycle, you are all good.
Between that and a 12aH battery you're better off buying a bigger AC compressor and a generator is you absolutely need air. Red teams new nailers spit out three nails a second so that's a hard sell.
do you know if the inlet coupler for your hose can be replaced with an aftermarket coupler, one that fits of course? wasn't sure if just that coupler could be removed from the unit?? thanks for any info
I think a simple solution to the power issue, truthfully, would be to make a larger version that can use 2-3 batteries. This is a good proof of concept similar to that Makita robotic vacuum deal, and it's expensive as proof of concept models tend to be, they just need to expand the system. So... 1-2 extra battery ports for more versatility would be great and I doubt it'd make a big difference in price or size. Also, add a cord and make it able to charge the batteries when not compressing. Sounds like a winner to me with those features.
Up here north of the border this unit is $450 Canadian for the bare tool.. that's insane. Couple observations - it's design while basic looks incredibly poor and not thought out well. No output gauge is a fail. 1.2cfm @ 90psi is also pathetic. This thing reeks of cheap chinesium parts and a lifespan of a couple years before they hit the landfill. That pressure dial gauge is stupid as well. Milwaukee had a chance to put a multi volt compressor out on the market and be innovative, instead they choose the copy the competitors route. Where's the packout version? This compressor is a "me too" product instead of being a revolution to air compressor portability. HARD PASS here Milwaukee. Plus I've already built my own tough system compressor in a tote that stacks with all my boxes. Looks professional, functions perfectly off the power station along with any other corded tools I have. Good review man, enjoy your new toy!
Rather spend the money on a nailer for the price. It would last longer than the compressor doing work. I know dewalt has their version. I'd like to see a comparison because I know a lot of guys that run the dewalt compressors on job sites and love it for the small jobs
I got thus for a Christmas present from my father in law and had no clue what it was lol. I really dont have a use for it. Can i use it to dry my car? Is there a specific hose for thst?
@@geridrh If they are high output, then they suffer in longevity unless you increase the amount of cells/size of battery. So I guess my question is how does the higher voltage help a compressor? Better psi, cfm or does it fill the tank faster?
You could expand the usage but the recovery time would be extremely long. So you might get into a situation where you were low on air due to usage very easily.
As always....Great review!!!, I really like milwaukee, but I’ll pass on the compressor. When milwaukee is going going to make the M12 belt sander like the 12v ingersoll Rand !!!!!!!!!!!
I have the m12 inflator. I had 3 blow outs on my trailer. I swapped tires on rims after the spare was on the trailer. And had to use the m12 inflator to fill the other two tires up from 0 to 80 psi. Got one tire done and started on the second one. And it over heat. ( I was using 6 amp hour batteries). So I want to know if this compressor do a better job in the same situation. ? . Your thoughts? . ? I really want this for trips with my trailer and off road jeep tires.
This is basically what I planned on using it for too. While I don't really air up/down my 4x4 tires because I trailer it everywhere it still would come in handy should I needed to, and I'd planned on running my air lockers off of it. Can't justify it for that price though. I'll just keep my Co2 system.
I'd recommend the M12 inflator for tires. I use it for pressure testing gas and water lines up to 100psi. Was so impressed on that front, I bought a second one to keep in the trunk, tops my tires from 25-37 in less than a minute each. Truck tires take a little bit, but I pair it with a small pig tank and it seems to help with volume
Buy the DeWalt 20v inflator, DCC020IB. It's cheap, usually around $99 and you can pair it with any 20v or 20v/60v battery. The 12Ah DCB612 battery will fill a monster truck tire (not really, but you get it). It also can run on 12v DC or 110v AC.
you will get two fires of a framing nailer before the compressor turns on. If you shoot the third nail right as the compressor is turning on, it will not sink it fully. IMHO, no, it is too small for that work.
Small staplers also, but pretty much, yes, finish nailers only. Framing, sheathing and roofing nailers in general need 4.0 cfm and 4-6 gallon tank of air.
Crazy overpriced. Maybe a kit with an 8.0 and charger but bare tool thats nuts when this has same specs as Dewalt and dewalt gives you a kit for $299 and can be found cheaper (got mine for $199 a couple yrs back). As with several tools i got tired of waiting on Milwaukee (my main platform) and bought something else. People have been asking for this for yrs and here comes Milwaukee dragging up the rear with a tool that has a higher price, less included with tool, and only equal specs to the competition that came out almost 2 yrs ago. Day late and dollar short Milwaukee.
Agreed on the price, bought my DeWalt for $179 (also on sale for $199 and a $20 off $100 DeWalt code). I even sold the DCB606 battery and DCB118 charger for $100, so I basically got the compressor for $79+tax. All the big brands trade off between leading and lagging though, it's just part of the game. Both Milwaukee and DeWalt need a coffee maker like Makita...
Has anybody that owns the cordless air compressor filled a 5 gallon or 15 gallon tank with it? I know this is not what it is meant for but I'm wondering how long it takes to fill it. My real world application would be filling my bait cannon at the beach and this would save me from having to haul a compressor and generator. I already tried the m12 inflator and it overheats after 20mins and tops out at 65psi
You would exceed the duty cycle of this unit also and it would have a short life. It would take a very long time to fill 5 gallons let alone 15. The Dewalt 2.5 gallon FlexVolt will still be slow, but a much better tool for your application.
Every single compressor review we do, many people ask if you can run a small spray gun. So, after answering tons of questions about it, I figured I should bring it up.
maybe spraying a wood treatment onto fence posts that are getting direct buried back in the field, theres one use off the top of my head.. ill be running an inverter and 120v compressor in my rig for any mobile air needs but im sure there are trim guys and other neiche market fellas that are well bought into the m18 lineup and were crying for this tool, im sure it wont be a best seller but atleast they can say they supplied a decent unit to the few that wanted it, the price on the other hand is not justified but im sure youll be seeing it for 350$ with a batt and charger in no time
I just want it for coiled nailer and frame nailer for fence jobs and to fill up tires on mowers, carts, trailers and other small stuff on site for my landscape business.
Absolute waste of money and time. Should have made a bigger version of the M12 style in a M18 platform for bigger tires faster inflation, higher pressures, longer run time Sell it for $159. Faster inflation, 4x4 guys would love it. Outdoor people would too make it run off 12v outlet in a vehicle. Longer hose 36”. For the money id buy corded ALL DAY. Gimmick tool.
Can't you put an output guage on the air coupler? Why are all the milwaukee fan gang so upset. They always say, milwaukee is the best and they will pay up for milwaukee name stuff, LOL... Guys don't take it deep I'm just pulling your leg. Milwaukee miss three things on this compressor. 1. No output gauge, 2. Pricey and 3. Not packout compatible. Come on Milwaukee you drop the ball on this. Give us a massive recall, LOL. .... Now saying all that. I purchased this air compressor from a guy on offerup after he used it on a project. I got it for a heck of a deal. He made his money for what he needed for. I used it on a outdoor fence project which i used my air crown stapler. It work great and heck i made money off this unit in one project plus the purchase of the unit. So i feel i scored both ways. I have to say it's way quiet then the DeWalt. I used my 12ah battery for the fence project and i only used one bar for the whole day. Just wanted to share. Thanks for the video
i dont run pack out due to them wanting hundreds of dollars for a couple lbs of plastic... but i can agree seems silly they didnt make any provisions for packout users who are probably the majority of the small market after this compressor, for 350$ ill stick with an inverter and 120v unit in my truck
I got excited too and got one (750$can). Only to find, once the service parts diagram finally showed up online, that the wear-prone piston rings and sleeves were not even LISTED. Serious. I have been had. Teflon rings for other brands are available and cheap everywhere, but all the milwaukee alien technician-bullshitter could tell me was, "bring us the motor " ! (no way, ignorant - I had to point him that there wasn't even a part number listed for that whole motor as well ! ) They'll sell you all the company stickers, properly listed , but none of the wear parts hahaha ! What a joke.
$350 without the battery! So that’s another $200 if you want the 5AH battery + charger which you’ll need if you don’t already own other Milwaukee tools (and I don’t). At $550 (or even at the $350) this tool is very very overpriced. Even for Milwaukee.
nope and nope. ill get my genset and compressor in the trailer for what i do. i charge for that service anyways. this would be great to blow off my powerwheels
Honest question based on your comment; Do you think direct a/c power is going completely obsolete? Your iPhone doesn't have a floppy disc drive, obviously, but you still plug it into the wall, or other power, when it dies...🤦♂️
JaredMcCloudTJW A/C is obviously not going to be completely obsolete, just less relevant. I do think new houses in the future will all have those USB outlets/ 120v combinations. Any serious tradesmen who wants to go cordless should have plenty of extra batteries. I have around 10 of the M-12 batteries and Half a dozen m-18s. Even running the grinder for hours at a time I’ve never ran out of batteries. The other ones charge fast enough that it’s not a problem. If I’m on a job site with no power I can charge the m-12s in my van or have all of the m-18s pre-charged from the shop.
JaredMcCloudTJW And yes it’s expensive but having those extra batteries makes me more money. That’s why Milwaukee is aimed at professionals. It’s too expensive for DIYs
Only one that talked about the muffler from all the video's that I have seen, nice and detailed
I have 9 Milwaukee 18 volt tools. I’ll buy this when it comes with a battery at a lower price point.
I got mine today from a guy on Facebook. Snagged it brand new for 200! and no, I didn't ask any questions lol
This guys great! Hope you never stop making videos.
I would love to hear from Milwaukee on why they miss dumb mistakes on tools for example why does this not clip into packout 🤦🏼
Because Milwaukee can't always make everybody happy, slap a few zip-ties on and quit your bitching. 😅
Probably because they were worried about it fatiguing the plastic locking tabs on the Packout cases with vibration.
@@DoresoomReviews but you can set it on the packout so you can start using it and it will fall off?🤦🏼 Sounds like an excuse
@@jackiechan_wtf4041 amen
If they make this part of the packout, wouldn't this cost more?
Interesting test with the impact I always thought 10 seconds in full reverse was the line in the sand for torque breakaway testing
and if it didn’t remove it in 10 seconds it was considered a fail
so all the compressor really has to do is deliver enough air to run an impact for 10 seconds I would’ve thought...
Great review and channel 👍🇺🇸...if your in the Milwaukee platform, it’s ok...As a professional framer, remodeler, finish carpenter...., no. ...Like you said , no dual regulation. Smaller tank. Large footprint. As far as decibel rating ,slightly better the dewalt but smaller tank and much larger footprint. Any trim guy looking for a quiet compressor is buying a Rolair or Cali compressor. Night and day from this Milwaukee compressor.
Most finish carpenters still use pneumatic nailers. They are 1/3 the size and weight and last much longer then cordless. For a DIY guy or punch list , cordless nailers are great. I don’t see any benefits having this compressor other then it’s in the red family. It’s bulky, less gal size, less features, same air output as Dewalt. The Dewalt works great, quick ramp up, quick recovery, bigger tank, 10lbs less weight and hundreds $$ less.
So you know, in the real world of building homes, finish carpenters usually put the compressor in the cellar or garage and run a large diameter hose into the house. Then branch off that with 1/4 hose usually plastic for light weight. Noise is not an issue . Maybe in some remodeling jobs or office work, noise plays a factor.
Great to have choices though...
Solid review, would have liked to have seen that F250 Tire going from say 50 psi to 80 psi or inflating a flat tire
This is not the tool for that! It would have been a 30 minute video. An inflator would pump up a tire faster than this air compressor IMHO.
@@WorkshopAddict yes I know I have the Milwaukee M12 inflator and I keep it in my truck but I'd like to put one in our utility truck for airing up flat tire or something like that and it just doesn't have the capacity I was hoping that this Milwaukee M18 version would suffice for that
@@treadlightlyservicesllc.1930 You're much better off with a corded 12VDC inflator and a heavy gauge extension cable.
@@WorkshopAddict I dont think so. This unit is much more powerful than m12 inflator. I thing that would be an easy job. I used similar but corded compressor to inflate truck tires and it was enough for that job.
1.2scfm at 90psi so try and guess how many cubic feet are in your tire and thats how long itll take, i have 37" tires on 16" rims on my jeep so alot of volume but i run them at 25psi on the road so im sure itd have no issue on that.. but for 350$ i could have a brand new tire and rim mounted and delivered to me for the one time i might need it
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and opinions. Seems like a nice tool but as you pointed out a cord would have been great, if it also was a battery charger that would of been even better.
Cord, output pressure gauge, better pressure dial.... there is a pretty good list.
Just picked up the DeWalt 60v Full Kit for $210 on Clarence at HD!
Only.time id buy dewalt
I bet Clarance is happy to get that compressor off of himself.
What all comes in that kit sounds like a very good deal.
Ya but that’s dewalt? It’s like saying “I just invested in poop cuz it was on clearance!”
If it were a hybrid it would be fantastic.
Thanks for the review! It’s definitely not worth the money(im an auto mechanic) for me . I need it for using air hammers , grinders , etc . I can’t even use to it adjust the air pressure in my tires 😢 lol But you did great explaining everything man 💯
This is absolutely from California tool who did this muffler system years ago
Will it run air tools short answer yes. Obviously it's built for portability light weight on site work. If your running an impact wrench all day this is not for you
Great review, thank you.
I want to know what inflator is going to get a tire from 80 to 90 faster than a compressor that already has a tank of air at 130 PSI.
None, but out of all of them, this is the fastest.
The Manuel says it’s not meant for paint sprayers
how do you think it will hold up for blowing off dust and dirt for auto detailing ?
I could see using it for door handles, but with a blow gun on it you might have 10 seconds of use before it is drained.
@@WorkshopAddict Thanks! It'll only be for short bursts of air anyways just to loosen stuff that can't be reached by the M18 vacuum. Keep up the awesome work guys!
Thank you. You have me save some money before buying
The fact thst this doesn't have a hose pressure gauge makes this a no go. Sometimes Milwaukee amazes me with some of the things they miss.
So... with battery tools replacing air tools, what's left to do for a cordless compressor? Inflate small tires, and...?
I think it's a comfort thing. Some air tools are still much lighter/smaller than their battery equivalent, thus allowing to get into tighter spaces This is for those people.
Realistically, this tool sucks at inflating tires much larger than bike tires. This is really made for the pro contractor who does not like battery finish nailers and needs a potable solution for a compressor.
and what's the point of cordless if you're running an air hose anyway??
While working in areas that do not have power outlets everywhere.
It just grinds my gears!
Look at what these 3 cordless *framing* nailers have in common:
ruclips.net/video/ICFoOPzwqQ0/видео.html
Yep, a BATTERY. WTF!
If you only need finish nailing, you could do it with an M12 cordless.
Nice review as usual
My dewalt flexvolt compressor is a little awkward to carry, this looks like a good design, maybe someone will do a battle between these two
They are two very different compressors. IMHO, Dewalt would win. Yes, the Milwaukee carries well, but that is about it.
Kinda glad I didn’t wait for this. I needed a small air compressor for just compressed air. Ended up with a harbor freight unit for a little over 100 bucks. Sure the battery/portability feature would of been great but the price....
Thanks Brian, that was a good review.
Is that your Edge? It's beautiful either way.
That is my wifes car in for some mods.
@@WorkshopAddict Very nice!
Man I don't know wtf they were thinking. I guess it would be good to blow out/,off your tools after cutting brick or concrete. Otherwise , my $349 will be spent on something a little more diverse.
Really interesting, these batteries supply a ton of watts on the high torque impacts, more than what my ARB twin compressor does, yet is about 1/3 the CFM of it.
Does it work to winterize sprinkler system?
Why didn't you let it fill up after shooting the nails so we could see how long it takes to fill back up?
Thank you sir
I mean, it’s a 2 gal compressor. It looks like it does what a 2 gal compressor is suppose to do and not do. The thing that kills it is the lack of competitive features and that price. I’m fully bought into the M12 and M18 platforms and this is still and incredibly hard sell.
I agree. I expected it to be California Air quiet. It is not. I expected a gauge for output pressure and there was not one.
@@WorkshopAddict I have a 1-gal and 2-gal CAT air compressor, and the Ryobi 1-gal. I have not used them for a long time because the cordless nailers are just too convenient and the tanks are too small for any other use.
It's too expensive for what you get.. pretty simple.
Awesome review.
It’s for finish nailing and staples type work.
Think it fill up tractor/semi tires?
@Kimberly Laws quickly?
What's the purpose of building that compressor if they make almost all there tools run off of batteries. My opinion waste money and R&D. They should be updating the 10 inch miter instead. Great video like always. 👍
Still gotta air tires
Richard Beyer they already make a cordless tire inflator
David Marks They do, but from what I’ve seen, they work but take a while
Nothing wrong with variety
Gerid Hagerman faithful over Variety
I want to see MX version!
The M12 inflator is .63 cfm @ 35 and this is is 1.2 @ 90 so I'm not sure why you would be better off using an inflator to pump up a tire.
Because you can walk away while your inflator fills you tire to the correct psi. As long as you do not run longer than the duty cycle, you are all good.
Would this run a spray gun?
They make interesting tools for sure.. like cordless compressors for air tools, electric “generators” for corded tools.. like why?!?
Make a video of it filling up a 35" tire from 10psi to 35 psi
LOL. This was not designed for that and it would fail miserably. It is a one gallon tank, you cannot expect it to fill a tire.
@@WorkshopAddict 2 gallon tank
Between that and a 12aH battery you're better off buying a bigger AC compressor and a generator is you absolutely need air. Red teams new nailers spit out three nails a second so that's a hard sell.
do you know if the inlet coupler for your hose can be replaced with an aftermarket coupler, one that fits of course? wasn't sure if just that coupler could be removed from the unit?? thanks for any info
NICE THANK YOU FOR THE INFO BRO 👍👌✌
I think a simple solution to the power issue, truthfully, would be to make a larger version that can use 2-3 batteries. This is a good proof of concept similar to that Makita robotic vacuum deal, and it's expensive as proof of concept models tend to be, they just need to expand the system.
So... 1-2 extra battery ports for more versatility would be great and I doubt it'd make a big difference in price or size. Also, add a cord and make it able to charge the batteries when not compressing. Sounds like a winner to me with those features.
Up here north of the border this unit is $450 Canadian for the bare tool.. that's insane.
Couple observations - it's design while basic looks incredibly poor and not thought out well. No output gauge is a fail. 1.2cfm @ 90psi is also pathetic. This thing reeks of cheap chinesium parts and a lifespan of a couple years before they hit the landfill. That pressure dial gauge is stupid as well. Milwaukee had a chance to put a multi volt compressor out on the market and be innovative, instead they choose the copy the competitors route. Where's the packout version? This compressor is a "me too" product instead of being a revolution to air compressor portability. HARD PASS here Milwaukee. Plus I've already built my own tough system compressor in a tote that stacks with all my boxes. Looks professional, functions perfectly off the power station along with any other corded tools I have. Good review man, enjoy your new toy!
Is the little tube necessary to put in the compressor since I lost mine, or does it still function without it?
Rather spend the money on a nailer for the price. It would last longer than the compressor doing work. I know dewalt has their version. I'd like to see a comparison because I know a lot of guys that run the dewalt compressors on job sites and love it for the small jobs
TAKE A LOOK AT "AVE BOLTERS" RUclips VIDEO. HE TAKES ONE APART (DEWILT) AND SAYS IT'S SHIT MADE IN "CHINER".
I have had mine since release and mine has out lasted 3 nailers.
How does this fair against the Ridgid 18v 1-gallon, in your opinion? Cost not an issue, do you have a preference and why?
I got thus for a Christmas present from my father in law and had no clue what it was lol. I really dont have a use for it. Can i use it to dry my car? Is there a specific hose for thst?
Too small to dry your car.
i just want it to dust off wood dust with the blower so it seems okay for that tiny clean up jobs i have
How do you think it would inflate a car tire
I just picked it up on sale for 240 at Home Depot.
Would that be enough to set a car tire bead?
It could build the pressure to seat most car and light truck bed but wow, it would take a LONG time and blow through the duty cycle.
Would an air pig added to this help it out? At least the cycle time would go down.
But the recovery time would be painful and you would most likely be taking it below 90 psi while in use as it could not keep up.
Will this pump air into trailer air system
What diameter tube is that ? I didn’t get one with my compressor
Would a cordless compressor be ok for air brushing paint? The DeWalt version has a more powerful battery, how does it stack?
From my experience those 60 volt dealt battery don’t hold a candle to Milwaukee 18 v high output batters
@@geridrh If they are high output, then they suffer in longevity unless you increase the amount of cells/size of battery. So I guess my question is how does the higher voltage help a compressor?
Better psi, cfm or does it fill the tank faster?
Seems like all those answers could easily be found by comparing the specs of both
If you connect the air hose to another tank, could you expand the usage, or would it be the same
You could expand the usage but the recovery time would be extremely long. So you might get into a situation where you were low on air due to usage very easily.
Is the tank steel or alum? (nasty rusty water or not)
How about only selecting pressure at start.... ope
I don't understand? You will never see the output pressure??
As always....Great review!!!, I really like milwaukee, but I’ll pass on the compressor. When milwaukee is going going to make the M12 belt sander like the 12v ingersoll Rand !!!!!!!!!!!
That would be awesome!
Can a Mytivac pneumatic fluid extractor be used for vehicle oil changes?
Some vehicles it can be used on, others it wont get all of the oil out of the sump. Depends on the engine.
Just buy the battery nailer!
The M18 Framing Nailer weighs 10 lb without the battery.
I want to see this compared to the Makita
I have the m12 inflator. I had 3 blow outs on my trailer. I swapped tires on rims after the spare was on the trailer. And had to use the m12 inflator to fill the other two tires up from 0 to 80 psi. Got one tire done and started on the second one. And it over heat. ( I was using 6 amp hour batteries). So I want to know if this compressor do a better job in the same situation. ? .
Your thoughts? . ?
I really want this for trips with my trailer and off road jeep tires.
This is basically what I planned on using it for too. While I don't really air up/down my 4x4 tires because I trailer it everywhere it still would come in handy should I needed to, and I'd planned on running my air lockers off of it. Can't justify it for that price though. I'll just keep my Co2 system.
Is the dewalt better at inflating tires than the milwaukee? Which should I buy
Neither are good at inflating tires.
I'd recommend the M12 inflator for tires. I use it for pressure testing gas and water lines up to 100psi. Was so impressed on that front, I bought a second one to keep in the trunk, tops my tires from 25-37 in less than a minute each. Truck tires take a little bit, but I pair it with a small pig tank and it seems to help with volume
Buy the DeWalt 20v inflator, DCC020IB. It's cheap, usually around $99 and you can pair it with any 20v or 20v/60v battery. The 12Ah DCB612 battery will fill a monster truck tire (not really, but you get it). It also can run on 12v DC or 110v AC.
@@thehhoff69 Bought mine on sale for $79. The DCC020 is the best inflator I've ever used.
Harbor freight hose connections.
Will this compressor work for a framing and siding nailers? Basically to build fences
I guess it's good at shooting little brad nails that mount the pickets?
you will get two fires of a framing nailer before the compressor turns on. If you shoot the third nail right as the compressor is turning on, it will not sink it fully. IMHO, no, it is too small for that work.
@@WorkshopAddict So this thing is basically only good for a 16ga or 18ga nailer?
Small staplers also, but pretty much, yes, finish nailers only. Framing, sheathing and roofing nailers in general need 4.0 cfm and 4-6 gallon tank of air.
@@WorkshopAddict Wow. That really narrows the customers
Question would it be useful with a eraser wheel or is it 2 small
Pretty small.
WorkshopAddict thank for the answer
@@WorkshopAddict can u spray texture with this
Its designed for highoutput batteries
Crazy overpriced. Maybe a kit with an 8.0 and charger but bare tool thats nuts when this has same specs as Dewalt and dewalt gives you a kit for $299 and can be found cheaper (got mine for $199 a couple yrs back). As with several tools i got tired of waiting on Milwaukee (my main platform) and bought something else.
People have been asking for this for yrs and here comes Milwaukee dragging up the rear with a tool that has a higher price, less included with tool, and only equal specs to the competition that came out almost 2 yrs ago. Day late and dollar short Milwaukee.
Agreed on the price, bought my DeWalt for $179 (also on sale for $199 and a $20 off $100 DeWalt code). I even sold the DCB606 battery and DCB118 charger for $100, so I basically got the compressor for $79+tax.
All the big brands trade off between leading and lagging though, it's just part of the game. Both Milwaukee and DeWalt need a coffee maker like Makita...
See how long it takes to fill up like 15-20 gallons aux tanks. I have an idea.
None of us have that amount of time on our hands. That is not what this was made for.,
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how does the compressor do when filling an tire?
This is not a good tire filler. Too small of a tank.
UMM HELL TO THE NO ON THAT PRICE.
its nuts!! Here in canada its 448 ..I was looking forward to this for my airbrushing but hell no for that price
@@petemander1777 Just bought mine for 200 on offer up, brand new!
Has anybody that owns the cordless air compressor filled a 5 gallon or 15 gallon tank with it?
I know this is not what it is meant for but I'm wondering how long it takes to fill it.
My real world application would be filling my bait cannon at the beach and this would save me from having to haul a compressor and generator. I already tried the m12 inflator and it overheats after 20mins and tops out at 65psi
You would exceed the duty cycle of this unit also and it would have a short life. It would take a very long time to fill 5 gallons let alone 15. The Dewalt 2.5 gallon FlexVolt will still be slow, but a much better tool for your application.
I'll have to look into that one. I may buy both and plumb them in together so it's less of a load on each one.
Dude why would you ever run a spray gun off this thing
Every single compressor review we do, many people ask if you can run a small spray gun. So, after answering tons of questions about it, I figured I should bring it up.
maybe spraying a wood treatment onto fence posts that are getting direct buried back in the field, theres one use off the top of my head.. ill be running an inverter and 120v compressor in my rig for any mobile air needs but im sure there are trim guys and other neiche market fellas that are well bought into the m18 lineup and were crying for this tool, im sure it wont be a best seller but atleast they can say they supplied a decent unit to the few that wanted it, the price on the other hand is not justified but im sure youll be seeing it for 350$ with a batt and charger in no time
@@WorkshopAddict do texture
I just want it for coiled nailer and frame nailer for fence jobs and to fill up tires on mowers, carts, trailers and other small stuff on site for my landscape business.
You NEED a larger compressor. Framing nailers take 4 cfm, this is 1.2
Absolute waste of money and time. Should have made a bigger version of the M12 style in a M18 platform for bigger tires faster inflation, higher pressures, longer run time Sell it for $159. Faster inflation, 4x4 guys would love it. Outdoor people would too make it run off 12v outlet in a vehicle.
Longer hose 36”. For the money id buy corded ALL DAY. Gimmick tool.
I love Milwaukee products but I will never buy an overpriced item even if I can afford it.
Worried about all the points of contact welds
Want
Ill wait it drop to 150 dls
I think I'll just wait for Makita to release their cordless air compressor
Can't you put an output guage on the air coupler? Why are all the milwaukee fan gang so upset. They always say, milwaukee is the best and they will pay up for milwaukee name stuff, LOL... Guys don't take it deep I'm just pulling your leg.
Milwaukee miss three things on this compressor. 1. No output gauge, 2. Pricey and 3. Not packout compatible. Come on Milwaukee you drop the ball on this. Give us a massive recall, LOL. ....
Now saying all that. I purchased this air compressor from a guy on offerup after he used it on a project. I got it for a heck of a deal. He made his money for what he needed for. I used it on a outdoor fence project which i used my air crown stapler. It work great and heck i made money off this unit in one project plus the purchase of the unit. So i feel i scored both ways. I have to say it's way quiet then the DeWalt. I used my 12ah battery for the fence project and i only used one bar for the whole day.
Just wanted to share.
Thanks for the video
i dont run pack out due to them wanting hundreds of dollars for a couple lbs of plastic... but i can agree seems silly they didnt make any provisions for packout users who are probably the majority of the small market after this compressor, for 350$ ill stick with an inverter and 120v unit in my truck
this is a hard sell over their battery nailers and impacts.
I know many who do not like battery operated nailers and still use a compressor, but they want a feature packed compressor.
It's clearly priced to not cannibalize sales of their battery powered nailers.
I got excited too and got one (750$can). Only to find, once the service parts diagram finally showed up online, that
the wear-prone piston rings and sleeves were not even LISTED. Serious. I have been had.
Teflon rings for other brands are available and cheap everywhere, but all the milwaukee alien technician-bullshitter
could tell me was, "bring us the motor " ! (no way, ignorant - I had to point him that there wasn't even a part number listed for that whole motor as well ! )
They'll sell you all the company stickers, properly listed , but none of the wear parts hahaha ! What a joke.
milwaukee engineers are coming to be "hey we should make a m18 powered earth compactor." 22yrs old and right out of school
after watching a corded compressor explode im skeptical about the safety of this
Ever blow up a car motor and have it catch on fire? If you seen it, would you stop driving?
$350 without the battery! So that’s another $200 if you want the 5AH battery + charger which you’ll need if you don’t already own other Milwaukee tools (and I don’t). At $550 (or even at the $350) this tool is very very overpriced. Even for Milwaukee.
nope and nope. ill get my genset and compressor in the trailer for what i do. i charge for that service anyways. this would be great to blow off my powerwheels
Same specs as the dewalt, but way quieter!!
Mostly, except the DeWalt has a 2.5 gallon tank.
Just buy a corded one for a 100 bucks with 3x the power. Too much money for an underpowered tool.
I'm I am huge fan off Milwaukee. Milwaukee too much promotion and not enough performance
I disagree hybrid I think is stupid. Just as I don’t require A floppy disk drive on my iPhone I don’t want a cord hanging off my compressor. IMHO
Honest question based on your comment; Do you think direct a/c power is going completely obsolete? Your iPhone doesn't have a floppy disc drive, obviously, but you still plug it into the wall, or other power, when it dies...🤦♂️
JaredMcCloudTJW A/C is obviously not going to be completely obsolete, just less relevant. I do think new houses in the future will all have those USB outlets/ 120v combinations. Any serious tradesmen who wants to go cordless should have plenty of extra batteries. I have around 10 of the M-12 batteries and Half a dozen m-18s. Even running the grinder for hours at a time I’ve never ran out of batteries. The other ones charge fast enough that it’s not a problem. If I’m on a job site with no power I can charge the m-12s in my van or have all of the m-18s pre-charged from the shop.
JaredMcCloudTJW And yes it’s expensive but having those extra batteries makes me more money. That’s why Milwaukee is aimed at professionals. It’s too expensive for DIYs
Fill a tire on your next test
That is way too big of a task for this small air compressor and it would fail miserably
@@WorkshopAddict I fill semi tires with it under 5 mins gets me home
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waste of money for now....
Pieces of crap. I have two of them which both died in just a few months. Fresh battery, Nothing happens.
I’d take Dewalt 60 V compressor all day. This will be the worst Waukee tool that’ll sell 👎👎👎👎👎
Thanks for the review, I'm curious if it will run an air chisel though. .
Very small for that.
Definitely