HEPA VAC - Milwaukee 0940-20 M18 FUEL Compact Vacuum Review
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Clean your shop or jobsite floor without a cord with the @MilwaukeeTool M18 FUEL Compact Vacuum. This 18-volt vacuum includes a HEPA filter and cyclonic debris separation. You can get the Milwaukee 0940-20 for $199 (bare tool) and it includes a 5-year warranty.
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Some advice everyone, remove the particle separator or it will get clogged pretty often and annoy u. U will not lose suction. It doesn't have the most suction to begin with, but it's a very versatile vacuum.
thank you for the advice made such a difference
Which part is the particle separator?
@@DaveChurchilldid you ever find a answer to this? If so what is it?
@@inlinesix1187 Nope. I've played around with it a bit and never really figured it out. In the end it was too heavy for general home use so it's relegated to the garage now where the filter doesn't matter
@@DaveChurchill ok thanks for letting me know
A great way to introduce the wife to the Milwaukee tool family.
sexist alert 🚨
Other than it ONLY works on hardwood and flat hotel carpet. And it doesn't turn well. Doesn't work for "household" carpet. Worst M18 I've owned.
Great review man! This vacuum is going to be perfect for my RV and my truck. And it's hella cheaper than a Dyson! (and most other cordless vacs that are semi-decent). :-)
Right on! Just FYI, it is a bit bulkier and heavier than a Dyson, but I get what you're saying. The battery will definitely last longer than the Dyson. Thanks for watching.
For the price it's great very competitive to a Dyson vacuum if use in a semi commercial setting say vacuuming stairwells are haul ways in a small condo or apartment complex with the M18 battery line there's options
That's a great point. Thanks for watching.
Comes with 5ah battery now for 199. I'm buying it
That's a great deal. We love this thing. It's very handy. Thanks for watching.
I want it to use on carpet jobs. The narrow crow stapler is my favorite tool
I agree. It will barely pick up drywall dust. Actually it doesn’t without getting clogged after a few passes. I love Milwaukee but I swear this is the worst tool I’ve ever bought. I spend more time trying to get it unclogged than anything
Put a handle on top with attachment points for shoulder strap needs longer flex hose and extention tube to vacuum out upper cabinets
Great review brother , I've been on the fence with this vacuum however after watching your video I think I'll give it a shot...... after all....clean up is part of the job too !!! Do you know if this motor takes advantage of the high output batteries , perhaps giving it some more power. Here's a little tip that I thought everyone knew about but apparently that's not the case. On my vacs , Any attachments that touch the ground I glue very strong magnets that come close to touching the floor...about the same height as the attachment.....that's helps a lot when small pieces of metal that are too heavy to be picked up by the vacuum...and where it really help is with small clipping of corner bead that love to get stuck in the hose. Take it or leave it.....it works for me. Sorry for the long winded post.
P.S. Don't skimp out on the magnets....buy good strong ones and you won't regret it.
that's a good tip, thanks
Why no bag or box? Don't get me wrong, I love the vac but it's a REAL pain not having something to store this and all of these accessories in my service van
Packout bruh
My wife will love this vac❤️
It will not work in most "home" environments. It ONLY works on concrete, wood, flat commercial/hotel carpet. It does not work on a "normal" household carpet. It sucks down, and the light turns red and won't move.
I bought this vacuum, I am very sad that I bought it. The only consolation I have is that it came with a 5 amp battery for $179. This thing is no good for shop or home. The hepa filter clogs up in seconds with sawdust. If you take the filter out and just use the sponge filter it blows dust everywhere. Forget about drywall dust. This thing's a waste of space. It's too big and bulky for my wife to use. And the attachments are harder than crap to undo and reattach. This is the only thing from Milwaukee that I would give 1 out of 10 stars.
A couple of eye screws handle screwed into a piece of wood alien taped to top needs longer or two flex hoses
This is perfect for service in the field. Buying one now-Locksmith
Love all of your reviews man, keep up the good work!
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching and for the comments.
Dyson: we are king
Milwaukee: hold my creativity as I beat you with the advantage of a third of a price and interchangeable batteries.
This is what I'm wondering. Is the Dyson really worth the extra cash if I'm already on the Milwaukee battery line.
Dyson is trash never will have one again
@@Monsieur405 I wish the Milwaukee would work on carpet. Sadly, It will not work in most "home" environments. It ONLY works on concrete, wood, flat commercial/hotel carpet. It does not work on a "normal" household carpet. It sucks down, and the light turns red and won't move.
@@Monsieur405 i love milwaukee but i returned this vac immediately, it is a terrible design
A vacuum review without using it on carpet? I have short carpet in my shop office that I would use it for.
I know these are mainly aimed at industrial use ect, but would these run well in the home ?
i bought one for around the house after losing the charger for my last vacuum. it's great for pet hair. although it does clog on my husky's hair it is very easy and quick to clean it out and keep going. if you already have milwaukee tools i'd recommend it .
Is the plastic deberé separator supposed to spin . My vacuum keeps having the red light go on and I’m just sucking up dust
This is great for cleaning ur car
Yes it is. Thanks for watching.
Good video and review.
The front edge needs to be beveled and maybe higher
Idk if you’ve tested the Craftsman but if you have. How do they compare? I bought the craftsman for my gf and she loves it but would love one for my garage and it being Milwaukee makes me want to buy it 😅
Is this good for a house?
You can dump the container without removing it.
Compared to the other vacuums they make is it a good deal?
Great video!
Thank you very much.
I lost the cyclone cover where can I buy
Good for rvs
They just need a bigger canister and it would be perfect
Do you know how much power in term of kpa? Thanks
It will not work in most "home" environments. It ONLY works on concrete, wood, flat commercial/hotel carpet. It does not work on a "normal" household carpet. It sucks down, and the light turns red and won't move.
No one ever uses a vacuum on low BTW
Maybe a decent vac but the attachments are not made for a construction site
had to return it and get the makita....Milwaukee vacuum gets clogged up too often and not for tall people
CFM??
This thing is horrible…for a shop you need a shopvac.
It’s not designed to get a ton fine dust up. That’s what a shop vac is for which you clearly stated. Not sure why you even commented
Not for me, great video dough
I love my Milwaukee tools but I’d have to skip this $200 oversized Dustbuster. Maybe if they sold it for 50 dollars.....
It's quite a bit better than that, but we understand what you're saying. If you don't have a real need for it, then it's a pretty hefty price. Thanks for watching.
It’s a cordless vacume that can be used as a shop vac or for you living room or a job site. It’s Camparable to a fusion but used Milwaukee batteries which are the best on the market. This will replace my house vac my shop vac and my truck vac. Well worth the price.
@@TheCamaro5 best batterys on the market? You know that Milwaukee, Ryobi, Ridget and Bosch use the same battery tech just with different names?
So why Milwaukee is the best, because you like it the most?
@@Zozo806 some of the cells maybe the same but thats about it. 5 year warranty on Milwaukee. If you want to see the difference go watch AVE CHANNEL.
@@TheCamaro5 AVE has many times no clue. Like about the cooling Technology of bosch and some times he is to stupid to calculate U = R x I whats like a sparkys first week basic.
Like i said. Bosch and TTI use the same battery tech. Same max output, the only differences is the Tool ans battery protection. Milwaukee has this in the battery while Bosch has it in there tools
This is just pain to use. It does not have enough room in the container for a bigger dust, it does not have a hepa filter big enough for smaller dust (like cement dust). It is 4 pieces to clean. It will require cleaning every 2-3 minutes of jobsite work. The opening for the canister is at the bottom! So if you put it on something you could probably get it open. Hose is small and cheap. Why do you need 2 similar floor attachments? And all those flows for 200 bare tool?!
Sounds like it's a bad fit for you. Thanks for watching.
If it would suck Labrador hair out of cloth car seats, I'd buy it.
I don't think we can make that promise...we have a couple labs around here. lol. Thanks for watching.
@@Shoptoolreviews why do you apologize or make excuses for every negative comment? Its pretty obvious your doing a commercial for Milwaukee. This is a typical bias review aimed at selling vacuums. If you weren't biased you would not feel a need to defend the product. That's why it's hard to find a real unbiased review for anything anymore. Everyone on RUclips is shilling for a buck. It looks like a lot of plastic junk parts.
The Vaccum is too short and you have to be hunch/bend over. Back hurts!
Does it work on carpet?
Yes, it works on carpet, as long as it's not super thick or shaggy. Thanks for watching.
I wish the Milwaukee would work on carpet. Sadly, It will not work in most "home" environments. It ONLY works on concrete, wood, flat commercial/hotel carpet. It does not work on a "normal" household carpet. It sucks down, and the light turns red and won't move.
Get some socks please.
Vacuum designed poorly. Too short, doesn't work on carpet other than
flat commercial carpet. I have 20+ milwaukee 12v and 20v tools... and I
love most of them....this one is one of the worst by far.
Bought one and I use it all the time
I agree, this is an expensive pos
trash lol come on milwaukee!!
Why don't any of you reviewers test this on actual carpet? What a joke. I don't trust you.
weisting time and waisting money , just return
:)
Yeah, you don't need a vacuum
Seems awfully pricey for a glorified dust buster. No thanks
It's definitely not "cheap", but it's not bad some a cordless vac with powered accessories. Thanks for watching.