My wife wanted a cordless vacuum. I bought her one of these. We can do all the floors with one 5.0 battery. The downside is I’ve lost two batteries from the garage to go to the vacuum.
So happy to see your videos back in my feed! I bought the m12 one of these, complete garbage. Swapped it out for one of these in the truck and the wife stole it a year ago. It's the house stick vac and works great. Unfortunately I'm back with the m12 in the service truck.
Looks like waaaay to excited to be playing with all those extensions with crevace tool...🤣👍actually that is pretty neat. Could always take.scrap peice of drywall and wood shavings on floor and vac it up as demonstrative use
Hey mike long time viewer, and I know this is more a general question rather than a question based on your videos. But as an industrial electrician will I be working on PLCs a lot. I'm really not a fan but I enjoy motors and troubleshooting, and I want to go the industrial route for my apprenticeship but I'm not sure, since i'm not really a fan of plc or computer stuff in general. Or should I do commercial or residential installations and maintenance.
Just had to use one doing some 4 in cores. Had to empty twice per hole lol awful vac. My recommendation is a mini shop or rigid vac. There really isnt a good battery powered one for a reasonable price that functions.
2 minutes in and I'm lmfao. Welcome to my world. Service call killer here. Great review as always big Mike ✌ Also, would it suck a mouse/ pull string through any pipe?
I have the Bosch shop vac. Similar. Amazing tool, my new favorite also. I use it for pulling mice in all my underground too, works exactly as good as a corded vac.
I have the 12 volt Milwaukee vacuum. Its ok for quick job but no super powerful. So i got the 18 v makita vac its not any better . Considering maybe going with Milwaukee next time.
"Back in the garage, back on the bucket" 😂😂bwahahahaha😂😂 Neato find mate, looks like it will get it's fair share of action on the job sites. 👌🏽 Cheers! 👍🏽
How good is it for fine fine fine particulates ie cement dust cause i could of used one today trying to unfuck a hoist that had plcs and drives in a box with at least 3 tons of cement in it., also might be usefull for the endless battle of cleaning the starter buckets in the pack house
i hear ya, i hear ya, gotta clean it out, it's been a wreck for a couple weeks, carrying around a ton of stuff right now., generator, too many ladders, a pvc hot box and a shop vac. its bad
Glad you’re back Mike! I don’t know what it is exactly, but there is something your channel has that I really like and other tool channels just don’t have it. I think it might be a kind of “girl next door” vibe. No cheesy animations or editing, none of the clickbaity obsession with gaining subscribers, just a dude in his shed/garage talking about useful shit. What I am trying to say is, I’ve missed you boo! Did the succubus take the shed or are you just being a good son?
upside downdog how do those pneumatic vacs compare to something like a 1.5 gallon corded shop vac? I’ve had one in my shopping cart more than once, but never closed the deal. I’ve never used one and don’t want to buy something that isn’t any better than what I’ve already got.
@@athhud Depending on who makes it they can be quite powerful, more than my small Shop Vac for sure. Mina Vac made in Escondido, CA is my favorite. My other one came off of the MATCO truck and is also quite good but rather large.
I think the one I was looking at was a bluepoint. It was about $75 on eBay and was more than I was willing to gamble on whether or not I would like it. I figured they were all pretty much the same. I would think there is only one way to design an efficient air vac and that everyone would do it that one way, like a siphoning blowgun... Guess I need to research it a bit.
@@athhud They are all good. The ones you mentioned and mine. I have used all of them in aircraft work. What do you plan to do with it?. That is what matters.
Back on the bucket... finally an honest tool review channel!!!
Life is so much better with mike back
Yup
Word
3 vids in a week. I consider you back. Now all we need are those awesome live chats again
It’s all Milwaukee branded, so you know it’s not ordered from China.... but Milwaukee is made in china
Yeah i thought about that immediatly after saying it, inwas trying to say it was all designed from the ground up by milwaukee
I have that teapot too. Very nice vacuum. I you vacuum concrete dust, filter gloks pretty quick
You know what they say in the vacuum business? It sucks but things are picking up!
My wife wanted a cordless vacuum. I bought her one of these. We can do all the floors with one 5.0 battery. The downside is I’ve lost two batteries from the garage to go to the vacuum.
I've had one 8-10 months. Works well.
Everything we buy can be a tool depends on how you look at it
I have that same vacuum in my home shop, it’s one of the handiest tools I have.
Good to see you back on the horse again. With some regular vids just dont burn your self out.
Oh yeah...dropping another video..👍
Great video mike good to see you back at it
Keep up the good work brother
I won one of these at my company’s safety day. This thing cleans your car or cat litter off the floor like a champ. Best part is it was free to me lol
I have used this vacuum for two years and it works great
That would come in very handy
That is a bad ass looking vaccum. Leave it to Milwaukee. I've delt with that same lady I swear!!!!
Nice to see ya buddy! Looks like a coffee maker with a lot of nice accessories lol
So happy to see your videos back in my feed! I bought the m12 one of these, complete garbage. Swapped it out for one of these in the truck and the wife stole it a year ago. It's the house stick vac and works great. Unfortunately I'm back with the m12 in the service truck.
Looks like waaaay to excited to be playing with all those extensions with crevace tool...🤣👍actually that is pretty neat. Could always take.scrap peice of drywall and wood shavings on floor and vac it up as demonstrative use
Hey mike long time viewer, and I know this is more a general question rather than a question based on your videos. But as an industrial electrician will I be working on PLCs a lot. I'm really not a fan but I enjoy motors and troubleshooting, and I want to go the industrial route for my apprenticeship but I'm not sure, since i'm not really a fan of plc or computer stuff in general. Or should I do commercial or residential installations and maintenance.
Just had to use one doing some 4 in cores. Had to empty twice per hole lol awful vac. My recommendation is a mini shop or rigid vac. There really isnt a good battery powered one for a reasonable price that functions.
These type of vacuums are real good for getting stink bugs, just don't smash them then suck them up!
Mike the man the myth the tool reviewing legend, he’s back.
He did it, that crazy son of a bitch he did it.
I thought i had heard those were not that good but i do low voltage stuff and I use an upright shark i got from the good will for like $25
2 minutes in and I'm lmfao. Welcome to my world. Service call killer here. Great review as always big Mike ✌
Also, would it suck a mouse/ pull string through any pipe?
Lol at the title mike
milwaukee's great with motors. Its cool to see they got a vacuum.
Another video!!!
Why that thing SUCKS for sure!
Do you use the crevice tool for your crevass?
Mike they make a 32inch long flexy bendy crevice tool called a fridge crevice tool. Buy one! you'll love it for doing your car seats!
Mike is great to have you back! Loving the videos
I have the Bosch shop vac. Similar. Amazing tool, my new favorite also. I use it for pulling mice in all my underground too, works exactly as good as a corded vac.
I have the 12 volt Milwaukee vacuum. Its ok for quick job but no super powerful.
So i got the 18 v makita vac its not any better . Considering maybe going with Milwaukee next time.
Damn Mike 3 videos in a row. Glad you didn't pull an "Armory Channel" on use and Irish good bye everyone. Damn that bastard Pete.
"Back in the garage, back on the bucket"
😂😂bwahahahaha😂😂
Neato find mate, looks like it will get it's fair share of action on the job sites. 👌🏽
Cheers! 👍🏽
How good is it for fine fine fine particulates ie cement dust cause i could of used one today trying to unfuck a hoist that had plcs and drives in a box with at least 3 tons of cement in it., also might be usefull for the endless battle of cleaning the starter buckets in the pack house
Millsuckee finally made their namesake tool, did they?
They sell the filters in my depot as well. They’re about $20 I believe. Good for hardwood floors
Van tour maybe
i hear ya, i hear ya, gotta clean it out, it's been a wreck for a couple weeks, carrying around a ton of stuff right now., generator, too many ladders, a pvc hot box and a shop vac. its bad
You can also use it as a stick vacuum. I use it in my house if you use all the extensions to make one long one.
Looks like a coffee pot with a fleshlight
I would like to see the vacuum being put into use...did you ever think about that
Hmmmm, sucks you say????
Whats up with them snippets tho
Glad you’re back Mike! I don’t know what it is exactly, but there is something your channel has that I really like and other tool channels just don’t have it. I think it might be a kind of “girl next door” vibe. No cheesy animations or editing, none of the clickbaity obsession with gaining subscribers, just a dude in his shed/garage talking about useful shit. What I am trying to say is, I’ve missed you boo!
Did the succubus take the shed or are you just being a good son?
thanks, and its a little from column A, little from column B.
Life is good again with you on the airwaves, Mike!
Good video mike
Good review
Love Mine!!!!
Nice. I have a couple of pneumatic "suck bags" that I use for similar purposes but my work requires compressed air. This frees you up.
upside downdog how do those pneumatic vacs compare to something like a 1.5 gallon corded shop vac? I’ve had one in my shopping cart more than once, but never closed the deal. I’ve never used one and don’t want to buy something that isn’t any better than what I’ve already got.
@@athhud
Depending on who makes it they can be quite powerful, more than my small Shop Vac for sure. Mina Vac made in Escondido, CA is my favorite. My other one came off of the MATCO truck and is also quite good but rather large.
I think the one I was looking at was a bluepoint. It was about $75 on eBay and was more than I was willing to gamble on whether or not I would like it. I figured they were all pretty much the same. I would think there is only one way to design an efficient air vac and that everyone would do it that one way, like a siphoning blowgun... Guess I need to research it a bit.
@@athhud
They are all good. The ones you mentioned and mine. I have used all of them in aircraft work. What do you plan to do with it?. That is what matters.
@@athhud
Buy it you will like it enough to tell your friends it is the best suckbag
They all wotk pretty good.
F1rzt...
Man that tool does suck
Omfg im so sorry
She died
She didnt die fuzzy! And lets keep the questions tool related
When a tool asks the question.. It counts. Glad To have you back Mike. 🤘