New Milwaukee M12 Stubby 1/2" Torque Test
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- Опубликовано: 19 сен 2018
- Let's see how the New Milwaukee M12 Fuel 1/2" Stubby does with our torque test. #milwaukee #toolreview #koontrucking
Here’s the links to purchase this awesome little impact:
Bare Tool:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07...
1/2” Drive Kit (as tested):
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07...
Link to Milwaukee Tool's Website:
bit.ly/2prCejG
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**Warning all you Milwaukee nay-sayers or haters aren’t going to like this video, all I can say is this little impact is Bad To The Bone ! For its size it is super impressive. Plus nobody can touch the warranty on the tool or the battery**
Why not try it without adapters to see it's full potential?? Awesome video, but it only left me craving for more!!! This thing is BAD!
Koon Trucking im finna go get me some chinese tools milwaukee tha best tha bestest
Maybe made in China (I think all cordless tools are) but they are bad to the bone. I always try to buy American tools and if they ever come out with a USA made impact that can out perform the Milwaukee and has as good of warranty then I will buy it. Until then Milwaukee will leave them all in the dust
I'm a milwaukee fan myself, have 6 of the m12 tools in use. I don't think you can claim their battery and tool warranties are untouchable though and be taken seriously. I am also a Ridgid tools fan and most of those come with a lifetime warranty. I've had to use them a few times in the 13 years since I started buying Ridgid. I haven't spent a dime on replacement batteries outside of the times I wanted to upgrade to larger battery packs and/or brushless tools.
I sent in a 24v sawzall I bought in 2007 or 2008 just a few months ago. They don't sell or make that model anymore. They ended up sending me a brand new, in box, 18v octane sawzall along with a new charger and 2 3ah batteries. And yes, I still have a lifetime warranty on the new saw.
I looked at some Rigid tools but they just don’t have the torque the Milwaukee has. Being I want to get away from air hoses it takes a beast to replace a pneumatic impact and right now Milwaukee is the leader in torque, battery life and warranty
Nut buster!..Never realized until now that my ex-wife was actually a Milwaukee Stubby.
then u r the stubby? :P
@@andrewcannon587 hence the "ex-wife " 😂
Was she the 1/2 or the 3/8 😂
...interesting...my ex- is old school...she operates on a lot of compressed air...
@@AMx39 😆
I was the laughing stock of the shop when I bought the 1/2 inch, 3/8 Milwaukee impacts, and ratchets while everyone are using air impact. But they saw how much time i was saving, they all jumped in to the band wagon.
What’s really impressive is the fact that it is a 12 V!!... not even an 18 V yet it still was able to break those nuts.... I always knew Milwaukee was powerful but even I am blown away with the power of that little 12 V...It’s absolutely insane
First time I watched your video I've been a master auto mechanic for almost 55 years great job on testing your Tools thank you may God bless you guys
everybody please pay attention at minute 18:29 the way the 33 printed on the socket slowly rotates away from sight, I feel if you give it a few more seconds it would break it right out
All I buy now is Milwaukee everything cordless. I love it ! I can’t remember the last time I turned on my compressor
The only thing I use my compressor for now is my blow gun lol
I bought a big 270L air compressor and I haven’t used it in about 6 months lol but it is nice to have now and then.
I run a heavy wrecker and use this impact, love it. Have the size just bigger than that and haven't used it in a while. It does its job every time. Also have a 1/2in big gun high torque and that will pull off wheels all day. Love Milwaukee. FYI I use it primarily to pull driveshafts so the size is perfect.
I am sold! Ordering mine now. Thank you for the great videos.
This is very impressive, thanks for the video, I just got mine yesterday and I didn't think it was capable of what it said
That’s one badass little impact thanks for your honest test and review
Sold! Great video Clay. For the last six months or so I’ve been flirting with the idea of Milwaukee in my toolbox and your videos have helped make my decision. I just wish before I spent the money Snap-on would figure out what there doing. I’ve heard lots of romors about Snap-ons brushless but can’t wait forever. Thanks again bud. See ya for Snap-on Friday
You must have hurt some feelings with this video. Ten thumbs down ? If your here then your some kind of tool guy or gal right. Then why would you dislike a video of what you like ya know tools remember the reason why ya came here in the first place. I think Clay did a fantastic job putting this video together for everybody to enjoy well except for 10.
Should've switched bolts, that bolt must've been warm, the warmer, the easier. Nonetheless I have one and absolutely love all my Milwaukee tools! Setting 3 is it's highest setting by the way.
did a engine swap on a triton v10 mostly with the m12 stubby, loving this thing so far.
Just bought the 1/2 version and haven’t found a bolt that it can’t break loose. Things a beast
A year later and still impressive! Can't wait to see the right angle impact in action 💪🍻🍻🍺💪🔧🔧🔧🔧🔧
I got the big brother the other one you guys were using along with it. I love it, I’ll definitely be adding the stubby to my box too.
Just bought it because of these tests. Thanks
Easily one of my favourite tools. Wish I had this several years ago working in a production shop back when everyone was fighting over air tools. You can have a regular impact socket on this and fit nearly everywhere, or use a deep and have that extra reach. Plus, for tasks that you don't do often enough to have muscle memory for or wanna torque check by hand, its last setting will only tighten fasteners until they're flush and you won't overdo the lighter tasks. The weight balance on this is also ridiculously good. Only complaint has to do with Milwaukee's rather wide handles at the base, but I get that they do that to accommodate people with larger hands, and for the battery style not to compromise the structural handles themselves.
Just ordered the 1/2 inch stubby for my birthday present excited to pick it up can’t wait
That 2767 you pulled out is a MONSTER!!! I swear that thing is unstoppable I love it
Mine just came in the mail. Can’t wait to use it on a project!!!!
The speed at which the tool hits makes the adapters matter less.
I was doing some rear suspension work and to reach the bolt i had to add a swivel and extension. My snappy MG325 couldn't budge it. I turned the camera on and grabbed my M18 1/4 hex impact, and it came right out. Reason: The snappy hits at 1400/min and the Red at 2700/min. Because the tool hits faster the adapters have less time to rebound, allowing more torque on the subsequent impacts to communicate to the fastener.
This is really important because 1/2 of a man's tool box is stuff to help him reach bolts he'd have to take half the car apart to reach otherwise. This tool's speed allows those tools to still work for you.
Great video Clay! Every time I see you pull out that nice torque wrench, my mouth waters.
I just order the 3/8 Milwaukee 3/8 stubby . I am happy with the other Milwaukee cordless tools that I own!
My favorite tool I own. Thanks fer ya honesty in testing. And ya all have a nice day.
Milwaukee is killing it, and great video sir.👍
A powerful little impact and a serious torque wrench.
my's gun is on the way to my shop. Didn't regret buying it. Thanks for the video.
The heavy equipment guys gonna love it small compact and NUT-BUSTING POWER
nothing more to say other than time to retire my IR thunder gun
“ Let’s see what you got little guy “ haha that was so funny !
Great video
I bought one of these 1/2 inch impact wrenches over the holidays with another Milwaukee combo kits, excellent power tools for the prosumer or commercial applications. I keep one of these in the truck if I ever need to take off some tires on the side of the highway this is what you want.
Literally found your channel last week and you keep making me buy tools.
Hey it happens 🤷🏼♂️
12 tests, 12volt and only used 1 bar of battery, Awesome! Milwaukee for the win! Snapon where are you? I love Snapon tools but right now Milwaukee is killing them in the cordless market and cordless tool warranty!
I was shocked at how well the battery did. I figured we would have been close to the bottom but NOPE we were just getting started !
No one is good at making everything. Milwaukee specializes in cordless and power tools. Snap on does not.
lol no they dont
Matt are you gonna make anymore video's? I miss your channel
@@feeneysmechanical6215 I want to, just haven't had/made time. Work has been crazy, personal life has been crazy busy. I've got a couple things working that I want to video but I haven't gotten around to them yet.
I've been frantically searching for the smallest most powerful 1/2 impact wrench available... My search is over!
Add a 6.0 battery and take away that adapter and you’d probably get 300+ out of this thing!
snap on has nothing for this right now. they need to get to the drawing board asap.. i got the 3/8 stubby today. awesome tool. great review!
Thanks for the great vid now I need to buy one I’m a mobile mechanic and that would help me out a lot no more air compressor and hoses
I will be ordering one! I have all of Milwaukee impact tools and this one will also suit my needs! As far as the test goes though, the bolt was hot from all the test which makes it easier to pull bolts off. Nonetheless, I'll still order one! Thank you for your time!!
That's exactly what I was thinking, still this thing is impressive af
Just got the stubby 1/2, love your review. It took out my lug nuts like nothing
I am new to doing this for a living but I picked up the 1\2" when I first started and love it. I'll be getting the 3\8" very soon. I found you channel a few weeks ago and really like what you're doing. Thanks for the uploads!
Thank you for watching ! I appreciate it very much.
Sorry but what’s the difference between 1/2 and 3/8. What’s recomendable for home used and car stuffs ? Thanks !
Fernando Garcia the only difference is the anvil size. Same body and power. All depends on if you want to use it on 1/2 sockets or 3/8 sockets ?
Thank you very much. I think I’ll go with the 1/2 soon.
she was turning at 270 if you look close
Yup I saw it spinning too
I seen that too
She was gonna, id say 270 is about as high as it would go and still break it
yes it was about to make it when they stop
turbonut20v I agree
I have the 3/8 version of that. I absolutely love it!
Great video, got straight into the good stuff.
I bought one of these brand new last week, and put it to the test.The test subject was a 27mm wheel nut on an 'Optare Solo' bus, torqued to 300 lbft. Wth a direct-fit, impact 27mm socket, the gun loosened the nut!!
I watched the video. I bought this. Super tool. 12V unbelievable big power. Thanks video.
Thanks for this review man...planning to buy me one of these
Awesome review! No editing, just honest live proof. Great job!!
Great job as always
I know this isn't the latest video, but I've watched all of those And am going back through others. Just wanted to take a minute to tell you how much i enjoy the channel and all your content. Happy new year to you and Bill and your alls families.
Thank you very much ! Hope you have a Happy New Year.
Really impressive a must have
I’m loving the M12 lineup more and more
Milwaukee should be paying you guys lol
This convinced me to buy the product more then anything else.
Great test mr clay and wild bill. You are bringing us the best test availble. It shows that Milwaukee is bringing the a game to the shop. Saw that diesel dog was supervising the test, very good.
Yeah Diesel has to help every chance he can !
Koon Trucking i have a cat that helps me around the house
Got this one and the 3/8 version. I love them
I've been on the Milwaukee bandwagon for years, even the corded equipment. This was a great test guys, thank you! Now about those SnapOn torque wrenches you used......woo wee, I'd like to have both of them 👍
Great stuff, as real as it gets, no bs. 👍
Great video. Keep up the good work.
I love milwaukee I'm always highly impressed with there tools I beleive by far there better than the top of the line tools like snap on and mac and those big brands!!!
It was moving at 270!! Dang, I want one! It's a 12v tool! Seriously! Awesome! Perfect for all my shade-tree needs!
Great test, I have the same 1/2 stubby. Good to know that my stubby can do the same thing too.
I had a Milwaukee cordless about 15 years ago, the older batteries would be dead after a couple years. I went to replace them again and instead decided to get the m12 2 piece set on sale. The newer batteries are way better than the old ones, I tend to not use my stuff all that often so my old drill batteries would die from sitting, then completely not take a charge anymore after a couple years of it. I love this new kit, its done everything i've needed it to so far around the house. I dont really need the m18 for any reason I could think of
Rikity they will last was longer if you dint leave them on the tool and if you put them on the charger every month or so
if you can have them at 3/4 charge when storing them theyll last the longest and they actually dont mind cold temperatures.. theyd be right at home in the garage fridge for the year... dont store them long when dead they do discharge very slowly and having them discharge further past the point the battery reads dead will hurt the cells.. i wouldnt be surprised if you got 10+ years out of a battery with occasional use if charge them and keep them out of the heat
my 28v tools and batteries lasted well over 12 years of hobbyist use. they can't even compete with the newer 12v stuff.
From what i know , keeping them at around 50% charge as much as possible is the best. And yea. Don’t have the battery connected to a tool while storing.
Jeeze.... that was a good video for showing the brute strength of that little impact. I have a garage full of Dewalt so they need to step up to the boys in red! Lol
I have the 3/8 stubby and love it. That little dude fits in some super tight spaces and is pretty stout
This video is really great testing power tool and different maked.
Awesome! Stubby is a great Tool 💪👍
Dang it guys now you made me want to buy another tool 😆 I'm getting one that's final lol awesome review real world testing with adapter and all. I do think if you would of givin it another 10 seconds it would of done 270
M12 line is the shizzz for house hold maintenance and personal jobs
love your videos good work
I have the 3/8 stubby and boy do I love it!
It’s strong
I am glad you did a video on the m12 fuel 1/2inch stubby impact wrench that i am going to get the kit of
Thank you I am sold and will be getting one off the cornwell truck
That little gun would be perfect for changing maxi chambers. Especially with the 15/16 swivel impact to get the nuts that hold the chamber to the mount.
From what I see in my work (trucks) heavy sockets with bigger diameter have better effects than smaller ones. Worst case scenario is using normal sockets for impact wrench as the impact ones are heavier. This is why IR made special sockets that increase torque. This video show nut of size around M20, if you would use same force on M14 10.9 effect could be much different as socket size and weight will be smaller. Nevertheless, yesterday I decided to purchase this tool in 3/8 version as it will be perfect for tight spots in vehicle suspension. I really like what Milwaukee has to offer for mechanics these days.
It was moving. Keep going 😍
I have the m18 3/8 n 1/2, worked great for 2yrs of abuse and had 3/8 warrantied. Bought the new stubby 3/8 with 4.0batt and I did several comparison m12-m18. Its close, there both powerful.
Plate on my M12 calls it a Screwdriver. Used it at the MRO for a year before I retired in 3-2019. Worked good stripping 737 Cockpits. I have a old Chicago Electric Impact from Harbor Freight. Use it for lug nuts and on my Shovelhead.
Just picked up a 3/8 stubby after my Snap On 3/8 failed on me shortly after the 1 year warranty ended . I have heard nothing but positive things about Milwaukee destroying Snap On, so um super excited to see how it holds its ground in the Diesel repair world!
I promise you it can handle it ! I have put that little Stubby and the 1/2” 2767 though it and it will eat it up and ask for more !
Also for getting into the inside bolts on a starter. I recommend the gear reduction starters as well.
Milwaukee the king of cordless snap on can't touch them, cheaper, warranty is better and they are more powerful, no question I'm swapping out my air tools for battery and snap on won't get a look in, your videos are awesome.
I have one of these, awesome tool, took off 3 rusted exhaust bolts np. 2 of them I couldn't even get a spanner on, even with 2 extension bars and a swivel it took them off. A bigger impact would not have fitted. This tool is simply amazing.
Best test!
These are an impressive little impact wrench
It's worth noting the adapter loses torque too, so if the tool was direct it should operate slightly better, good show 👍
Hum if only someone would have known that at 12:14
Bro...I got one of them. It's my daily go to. Its a beast man!
It seems the more it does the faster it gets. Must be good and broke in now. Super impressive impact!
The stud was getting hotter.
Damn good torque wrench. Gotta love a split beam.
I sure would like to see a 3/4” m12 stubby impact. We use the m18 3/4 at work. Thirty eight mill nuts are usually no problem. Forty two are sometimes troubling to get a loose. We just cut them. I hate those huge batteries though, and they tend to cause connection issues. They don’t last more than a few months either.
Hey clay good morning I just bought the new dewalt impact from Home Depot 199 on sale you get the free battery and charger with it 20 volt Max and the foot pounds of 330 busting torque. Sell ends soon. Half inch. I also use a 1/2 inch 33 mm deep socket. Works great. Not all the time. But when I am in a crunch
Wow!!!! You sold me...going to buy one today.........
They are awesome.
Just got the Milwaukee 3/8 M12 Stubby, and for a little guy, he is a beast!! It’s compact size let’s you get into some tight spaces!! This tool is most impressive!! Handled suspension, LCA, UCA, struts, and even broke free the 36mm axle nuts that were torqued at 228ftlbs 11 years ago!! Also handled brake work that was 3 years old!! The only wrench or ratchet that I used was a torque wrench!! Great video!!
I got the 3/8 stubby and so far in an industrial setting it has been very impressive
The new Kobalt XTR 1/2 impact wrench looks like it can go toe - to - toe with that 1/2 Milwaukee version. It would be pretty interesting to see that being put to the test
Not even close
Nice demonstration....
How that tool perform with 1/4" chuck for driving T25 3" deck screws?
just got mine with the pin style... got some suspension work to do hopefully it gets it done...good vid thanks
It’s a little beast ! U will see when u use it !!
@@KoonTrucking god willin thanks bro
Great review and to think it did this with an adapter wich sucks the power out of an impact
I like that snap on torque wrench
I bought the 3/8 stubby, m18 1/2 mid torque and high torque. There isn't much I can't do. Added the 3/8 ratchet and m12 driver and I am pretty much set inside and out.
Although I have a 2554-20, I have been keeping my eyes peeled for sells on the 2555-20, a tool I plan to pair up with my Koken wheel sockets (no adapters), using it exclusively to peel-off and slap-on wheels in Drive Control mode.
Hi lot sure if I missed it but what battery are you using for this 1/2 drive ?