There won't be one because it most likely still works perfectly. These things just don't break. This is the Fuel line from Milwaukee which is their professional grade stuff. The regular brushed ones you can get for cheap aren't much better than anything else but I've personally only seen one Fuel impact die after well over five long years of *constant* use.
Didn't make a part 2 because the impact more then likely failed down the road and he had to claim it under the warranty. Can make a part 2 of an impact that you don't have anymore. Lol
I dropped an older milwaukee m18 impact and essentially brand new 5.0 battery in a sump crock. Didn't know I did it and was in there for at least five mins or so. Neither worked for like 4 days and then they just started working again. That was at least 6 months ago and no issues since
They will work. But them going to rust like theres no tomorrow. 2 times now 2011- 2021 flooding in Brisbane .under water for around 5 days . Took them out in the sun for a to dry them out and then open up the cases and mix of compresed air wd-40 and some silicon spray ...... They all shit them selves within a year of it happen. Water will not kill them but will so very much shorter there life spans.
I’ve found a Milwaukee impact just like this with a 5amp battery nearly still fully charged outside on the roof of an apartment building on top of an ac unit in Boston. That thing sat there for at minimum 2+years since my friend moved in. I went out and grabbed it and shipped it home 😂 works like a charm too this day even after many years outside in Boston weather
My girlfriend's brother left a Ryobi 18v drill on the roof for a whole year and it was a fairly heavy winter with lots of snow and a super hot summer. They figured it was toast, but he pulled the trigger and it started up like it was new, other than a cloud of dust that blew out of it. We used it along with an impact driver to put a new sheet metal roof on their parent's house. We figured that the 4 ah battery would at least be shot, but she topped the charge off and it's still working.
@@eyellgeteven9928it was probably a brushed motor, they don’t have circuitry that can really be damaged by water, the battery cells can be damaged if water get into them though
All the crew leads carry the high torque on their trucks with the utility I work for. Recent acquisitions. Use to do it by hand with a ratchet and socket. Impact gun blew the old guys minds when introduced to them. Now they don’t want to tighten bolts without it. Makes water main breaks a breeze in the hole.
Was doing some dock repairs in lake Superior this summer, DeWalt impact went about 5ft into the drink, i got in after it (water was about 37°f) and after drying it out for a day both the battery and impact both still work perfectly
My Dewalt cordless trim router had a wee swim too. Dead as a dodo. Put it on my dash, cranked up the heaters and left my van running for an hour. Came back and it was perfectly fine, still going to this day. Most of my cordless gear gets wet frequently because schedules don't allow for torrential downpours. I've long since stopped worrying about it. These tools are designed for adverse conditions on job sites.
I’ve used them in pouring rain all day long for weeks the crews abused tools in the rain. Left em out during downpour. Used them underwater etc. Never an issue. Ryobi prefers water 😂
Yeah, they did a test on RUclips, where they took all the brands and put them in a fish tank, Milwaukee was the only one that came out that you were able to use it in and out of water, all the other ones as soon as you try to use them in water would be junk
Used to build docks no way that battery didn't blow. the impactor can be rinsed and dried most of the time but the batteries short out Edit: Not sure anyone actually read the comment I made. We lost thousands of dollars of power tools and batteries to salt water either they are dropped or boat passed by and wake swamped our tools even with barriers in place. I didn't start a debate I relayed a fact
@@digi3218 I use to live by that rule but after 34 years in the biz, started with Ryobi went to default,I mean DeWalt, got fooled by rigids lifetime lie and now I'm Milwaukee for life. After owning the past one's nothing comes close to Milwaukee on many levels.
When I was younger I lost my impact at the shop same one as this one and I found like2 2 years or so later in a bucket filled up with water behind the shop lol still worked and used it for years after I found it worked great
My m12 fuel was overheating with a 2 inch spade bit in pressure treated wood. I just stuck the head in a bucket of water, and pumped some water through. After that it worked again. 2 years later the chuck seized up.
So this is why my impact driver came back with a grinding sound before it started smelling burnt and stopped working. Thanks Philip cool RUclips video bro
You would want to take it apart and dry it out and disconnect the battery as soon as possible after using it this way and saltwater would destroy it no doubt. There's a company called nemo that makes waterproof tools you should look at then if you are going to be doing this kinda work
I dropped my impact in salt Walter multiple times and rinsed with fresh water bath. It lasted 2 years working on the docks and probably had a few more baths than some of the locals living aboard.
We used milwaukee tools back when I did crawl space and basement water diversion /flood management systems. They're the only brand that held up to the sand, mud, and dirty water daily for years
it's fascinating how a lot of people knock this. I work on the salt water and a lot of times we have to put our drills and impacts under water to drill or tighten things down. we are not using anything special just dewalt from home depot and Milwaukee and as long as we give them a fresh water wash down and a speed run to help dry them they always work.
I have literally fully submerged my impacts and sawzall in puddles multiple times to wash them clean during and after rainstorms and both are still are running strong to this day after 1 year
I had a milwaukee drill fall in the salt water while working on a boat dock in Florida. That drill lasted another 2 years after that! Definitely the best tools in the industry.
My corded mikwaukee hammer drill literally caught on fire after drilling its second ever whole. Returned it same day as i bought it lol. Replaced it with a much cheaper and better Bosch.
The first cordless drill I ever had about 35 years ago was a 7.2 volt Makita I dug up out of the mud. I cleaned it up good and found someone that had one and used their charger to charge the battery and it worked.
I used a dewalt impact I specifically used my non brushless one to build a dock it spent probably 3 hours underwater at a lake the battery failed about 2 weeks later but the drill has still worked for 2 years since
After working on boat i grabbed my drill bag and was wading to shore when my drill fell out of bag. I quick turned around and put bag in boat and reached into water and grabbed drill. I disconnected battery and dried it out. Still works. Gear box bearing was getting bad before so i upgraded from makita 18v to dewalt 20v since gotten dewalts impact since i struggled with lug bolts on dually and tire shops dewalt did the trick so i bought the same model. I gave makita set to brother as gift and he still is using it.
The pcb has a waterproofing layer impressively the leds don't though. And dry time would affect it in the long run most of the time. But these new tools of 2016 up has been great with moisture and water accidents
Every time I drop my m12 fuel impact off a 8 foot ladder, it works better. Seriously dropped that thing more than I’ve wanted to admit. It keeps on working.
He's good, I do that all the time at work. Been using the same Milwaukees for 3 years. Lots of times we have no choice but to put couplings on 12 in pipe under water
I used to install pool liners and I have accidentally done this with my Milwaukee impact driver and I still have it and it’s working great to this day from 3 years ago
my Milwaukee has been dropped, covered in fuel, oil, and acetone, and still works surprisingly. One coworker has a Walmart Hart drill, hes had it for over 3+ years same things have been done except his battery split open and the drill as well. He taped it and it still works even after a year since it happened. Walmart brand drills are at another level.
Left my M18 impact on a roof in boston last week. It was raining on all night with thunderstorms that flooded parts of maine and Vermont. We got about 7 inches. That thing wouldn't work for two days. Picked it up this past Tuesday and it worked. Haven't had an issue since. Guess I just had to wait until it was dry 😂
I dropped my Dewalt impact driver into a tub of water about 1 foot deep seen the bubbles coming out of the motor housing grabbed it out and flicked as much water of it as possible and let it dry out for about an hour in the sun, it still works to this day and that was 3 years ago
All I know is our truck got a brand new dewalt impact for installs about two years ago and the first month or two it put in the truck but eventually it got left in the buckets in the bed of the truck. Day and night that thing is outside. I live in Florida and it’s always raining and somedays brutally hot but that impact will always always work. Dewalt is hands down one of the most durable brands out there
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This guy likely borrows tools from his neighbors.
Bruhh😂😂
Exactly why it's under water his is at his house still 😂
😂😂
…”hey neighbor, I’m fixin’ a couple boards, you have a drill I can borrow?”🤓
What??
Part 2: Keeping a straight face during warranty claim
I like that one
Lol, the tool is probably still going hard to this day. Tell me you're not a tradie without telling me you're not a tradie.
@@Patrick-857tell me you’re the sensitive Tradie without telling me💀
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
There won't be one because it most likely still works perfectly. These things just don't break. This is the Fuel line from Milwaukee which is their professional grade stuff. The regular brushed ones you can get for cheap aren't much better than anything else but I've personally only seen one Fuel impact die after well over five long years of *constant* use.
Part 2: at Home Depot buying a new drill.
Im pretty shure he didn't!
No, taking this one back.
What drill? That’s an impact gun
Milwaukee can handle that
@@blackwolfalch We're both wrong: it's an impact driver.
The guy who makes a part 1 and never makes a part two.
Like my gym pics
@@HalcyonDaze33just the before but not the after 😂😂😂
@@HalcyonDaze33😂
Didn't make a part 2 because the impact more then likely failed down the road and he had to claim it under the warranty. Can make a part 2 of an impact that you don't have anymore. Lol
Is that the new water cooled impact from milwaukee 😂😂😂
Hahahah
It is now
All Milwaukee electric tools hate the water
Yessa😅
@@ClaytonBigsby01its a joke bro lmao
I dropped an older milwaukee m18 impact and essentially brand new 5.0 battery in a sump crock. Didn't know I did it and was in there for at least five mins or so. Neither worked for like 4 days and then they just started working again. That was at least 6 months ago and no issues since
They will work. But them going to rust like theres no tomorrow.
2 times now 2011- 2021 flooding in Brisbane .under water for around 5 days .
Took them out in the sun for a to dry them out and then open up the cases and mix of compresed air wd-40 and some silicon spray ...... They all shit them selves within a year of it happen. Water will not kill them but will so very much shorter there life spans.
Solid tools
Would be a good idea to take it apart and blow out any sediment debri left when they get flooded.
I dropped my Milwaukee corded hammer Drill into a swimming pool and it works 10 years later but I did not run it while it was wet.
@@ashenmoonclashdebris
I’ve found a Milwaukee impact just like this with a 5amp battery nearly still fully charged outside on the roof of an apartment building on top of an ac unit in Boston. That thing sat there for at minimum 2+years since my friend moved in. I went out and grabbed it and shipped it home 😂 works like a charm too this day even after many years outside in Boston weather
My girlfriend's brother left a Ryobi 18v drill on the roof for a whole year and it was a fairly heavy winter with lots of snow and a super hot summer. They figured it was toast, but he pulled the trigger and it started up like it was new, other than a cloud of dust that blew out of it. We used it along with an impact driver to put a new sheet metal roof on their parent's house. We figured that the 4 ah battery would at least be shot, but she topped the charge off and it's still working.
@@eyellgeteven9928it was probably a brushed motor, they don’t have circuitry that can really be damaged by water, the battery cells can be damaged if water get into them though
Correction: an ac guy was called to work on it and you stole his drill when he ran back to his van.
Why did you have to ship it home though
@@PlagueKing_LordFalixSounds more likely to be the case.
He filmed this and then went straight back to home depot and exchanged it lmao
And then 1 year later ? Is it in the recycling landfill?
It's just gonna take few minutes before circuit at the battery is shorted
@@rafaelmolina123not rly
Can't you give it time to dry
I bet it would be in the bin straight away .
Nah they used brushed motors could run under water for years
I've used the high torque and mid underwater multiple times tightening megalugs on water mains. Best tool out there.
All the crew leads carry the high torque on their trucks with the utility I work for. Recent acquisitions. Use to do it by hand with a ratchet and socket. Impact gun blew the old guys minds when introduced to them. Now they don’t want to tighten bolts without it. Makes water main breaks a breeze in the hole.
Our crew had milwaukee, first use was swabbing a new main, died as soon as it got wet. Moved on to dewalt with minimal problems.
is trash 😂 black and decker Dewalt
@@BrennanVisniardewalt is just for kid trying yo do some job at home🤣
@@laurentboily8436 🤔
So this is what my neighbor does with the tools I lend him
Was doing some dock repairs in lake Superior this summer, DeWalt impact went about 5ft into the drink, i got in after it (water was about 37°f) and after drying it out for a day both the battery and impact both still work perfectly
My Dewalt cordless trim router had a wee swim too. Dead as a dodo. Put it on my dash, cranked up the heaters and left my van running for an hour. Came back and it was perfectly fine, still going to this day. Most of my cordless gear gets wet frequently because schedules don't allow for torrential downpours. I've long since stopped worrying about it. These tools are designed for adverse conditions on job sites.
I’ve used them in pouring rain all day long for weeks the crews abused tools in the rain. Left em out during downpour. Used them underwater etc.
Never an issue.
Ryobi prefers water 😂
Yeah, they did a test on RUclips, where they took all the brands and put them in a fish tank, Milwaukee was the only one that came out that you were able to use it in and out of water, all the other ones as soon as you try to use them in water would be junk
Used to build docks no way that battery didn't blow. the impactor can be rinsed and dried most of the time but the batteries short out
Edit: Not sure anyone actually read the comment I made. We lost thousands of dollars of power tools and batteries to salt water either they are dropped or boat passed by and wake swamped our tools even with barriers in place. I didn't start a debate I relayed a fact
How?
@@Druainwater
Correct, the battery would have shorted upon water ingress.
@@lew8042thanks for explaining it to him slowly and clearly 😂😂😂😂😂
@Druain this was probably the dumbest question I've read all day you deserve a trophy 🏆
A DeWalt guy would have a 90 and then a extension. 👷🏻
He would also still have a battery for his impact LOL....
Yup. I dunked my Dewalt drill into a pool by accident and I learned my lesson 😊
And it still wouldn't outperform a Milwaukee
@@scottcorn8588 just buy the drill for the system you already have batteries for
@@digi3218 I use to live by that rule but after 34 years in the biz, started with Ryobi went to default,I mean DeWalt, got fooled by rigids lifetime lie and now I'm Milwaukee for life. After owning the past one's nothing comes close to Milwaukee on many levels.
I've left a Milwaukee Driver in a tree that went through a month of rainstorms... it works perfect still.
I left my Milwaukee bag with two drills open at a festival and it rained all weekend. Dried them out…No problems all 😅
Hey, me too!!
When I was younger I lost my impact at the shop same one as this one and I found like2 2 years or so later in a bucket filled up with water behind the shop lol still worked and used it for years after I found it worked great
Someone did NOT like you. Like damn, "who put my impact in a bucket of water???"
My m12 fuel was overheating with a 2 inch spade bit in pressure treated wood. I just stuck the head in a bucket of water, and pumped some water through. After that it worked again. 2 years later the chuck seized up.
well bud you washed out all the grease and didn’t put none back in bud
M12 w/ 2" bit, well theres your problem
@@A6Legit The drill was taking it just fine. The batteries were struggling a bit. After that I got a m12 9ah battery for it, then no more problems.
@yolosquad780 yeah bud, lube it bud
Your problem is using baby tools for a mans task lol
You got urself a nice paperweight for the price of $150 , and took one bolt out!
Can just return/exchange it.
Lol $150
More than $150 there bud
@@seekingfurtherlight34 like 759 without the battery.
@@thomasstrickland0where you getting ripped off at? Milwaukee fuel at ace hardware for $250
Brave man putting the battery under water too
Those lifetime warranty’s really make people bold
Felt like a call of duty mission for a second
My milwaukee impact fel underwater long ago it was never the same after that.
Prolly just need a new battery
It’s a brushless system so it can actually work after being submerged and while submerged, just the battery might be broken sooner or later lol
Flex seal battery and wrap a bag around battery and tape it up good with waterproof tape
The motor will run forever under water regardless brushed or brushless. The ESC is the failure.
Thats one way to destroy your tools FASTER
Left my milwaukee outside in the rain and it barely works. How is this possible?
It rained on my friends he threw it away
So this is why my impact driver came back with a grinding sound before it started smelling burnt and stopped working. Thanks Philip cool RUclips video bro
Where people be going when they borrow my tools at work for “just a moment”.
Not the 5.0😭
Thats like the cheapest one lol
Man I have so many questions
“Just cause you can does not mean you should”
an electric drill... underwater... bro graduated from walmart.
You would want to take it apart and dry it out and disconnect the battery as soon as possible after using it this way and saltwater would destroy it no doubt.
There's a company called nemo that makes waterproof tools you should look at then if you are going to be doing this kinda work
It’s brushless
@@normferguson2769 how does this matter with all the electrical components involved it will still fail over time.
@@NightlifeReALIty it doesn’t short out from the brushes. Not saying it won’t be wrecked but it will drill underwater.
@@normferguson2769 yes but your comment was not relative to Aaron’s comment….. brushless motors still short out if they are penetrated with moisture….
I dropped my impact in salt Walter multiple times and rinsed with fresh water bath. It lasted 2 years working on the docks and probably had a few more baths than some of the locals living aboard.
How's this possible? Is it water tight
Must be 🤣😳
You act like water will immediately make drills or other electronics stop working. It's a motor.
We used milwaukee tools back when I did crawl space and basement water diversion /flood management systems. They're the only brand that held up to the sand, mud, and dirty water daily for years
Kramer borrowing seinfelds drills. “You know that thing was broken when you gave it to me”
"Sticker on the bottom says Property of Ned Flanders 😂"
I just brought back to life a dewalt dcd985 that looks like it was underwater. Rusted chuck with pinging. It’s working like a charm. Can’t beat free.
it's fascinating how a lot of people knock this. I work on the salt water and a lot of times we have to put our drills and impacts under water to drill or tighten things down. we are not using anything special just dewalt from home depot and Milwaukee and as long as we give them a fresh water wash down and a speed run to help dry them they always work.
I have literally fully submerged my impacts and sawzall in puddles multiple times to wash them clean during and after rainstorms and both are still are running strong to this day after 1 year
The electricians when they borrow the plumbers cordless 🤣
“Well honey, I’m bringing home a new bathtub toy for the kids” 😂😂
I don't know how practical this is but I'd definitely borrow a neighbor's impact and try this out.
I've submerged all of my Milwaukee tools unintentionally over the years and they all still work. It's amazing what they can handle.
Probably feels like your a big daddy from bioshock drilling under water
Lmao the fish are swimming by like
“oh hey would you look at that, that guy is breaking his drill”
Yep…been there, done that with my makita impact. Good to see there are others willing to get the job done no matter the cost.
Yep…can’t see your reply…but I see you did. Learn to work…be a man, use your tools, they make you money day in and day out.
as long as water/weathering doesn't get to the internal components, a good quality impact drill is virtually impossible to wear out.
He got that drill next to the disposable paint brushes 💀
That dude took that back to home Depot and most likely complained about it smoking
Nemo actually makes an underwater driver
When you get the extended warranty 😅
“Amy reason your returning this?”
“Nah, just didn’t need it.”
I had a milwaukee drill fall in the salt water while working on a boat dock in Florida. That drill lasted another 2 years after that! Definitely the best tools in the industry.
Alternate title: "That Tuesday I accidentally disassembled the pier"
Good ole American craftsmanship right here. Hopefully the new one he buys does him just as good. Now hes got 1 marine impact and 1 turf impact.
A Home Depot return gun
Bruh you can already hear the loss of power 😂😂😂
My corded mikwaukee hammer drill literally caught on fire after drilling its second ever whole. Returned it same day as i bought it lol. Replaced it with a much cheaper and better Bosch.
That was one in a million I live by my milwaukee tools
No way the Bosch was cheaper
It's actually pretty common to break in the brushes on an electric motor by running them in water.
that impact driver has no brushes tho lol
I'm sure my helper has done this to my tools. My jaw just dropped.
Хорошо когда есть подводная камера и подводный импакт...) 🤣🤧👍
The first cordless drill I ever had about 35 years ago was a 7.2 volt Makita I dug up out of the mud. I cleaned it up good and found someone that had one and used their charger to charge the battery and it worked.
That’s a “one take” type of thing he’s doing there.
As long as all the circuitry is well sealed from water especially the battery, the brushed motor can operate underwater with no issues.
"Lightly used. I don't need my tools anymore and I'll sell it for a great price"
Ah yes the lithium in water hand removal trick 😂
I used a dewalt impact I specifically used my non brushless one to build a dock it spent probably 3 hours underwater at a lake the battery failed about 2 weeks later but the drill has still worked for 2 years since
Well you just voided that warranty 😂
Honestly, I wouldn’t doubt it will be fine. I’ve left mine in the rain and they don’t skip a beat.
After working on boat i grabbed my drill bag and was wading to shore when my drill fell out of bag. I quick turned around and put bag in boat and reached into water and grabbed drill. I disconnected battery and dried it out. Still works. Gear box bearing was getting bad before so i upgraded from makita 18v to dewalt 20v since gotten dewalts impact since i struggled with lug bolts on dually and tire shops dewalt did the trick so i bought the same model. I gave makita set to brother as gift and he still is using it.
The pcb has a waterproofing layer impressively the leds don't though. And dry time would affect it in the long run most of the time. But these new tools of 2016 up has been great with moisture and water accidents
Returned to Home Depot the next day.
Every time I drop my m12 fuel impact off a 8 foot ladder, it works better. Seriously dropped that thing more than I’ve wanted to admit. It keeps on working.
My favorite part is the bubbles coming out of the battery pack.
My neighbor when he's asked to use something:
When you buy an extended warranty
He just couldnt wait for tide to go down…
When you borrow tools from stores knowing damn well you're returning it right after you get done with that one job you needed it for
This is the guy that buys it then returns it and says it just stopped working.
He's good, I do that all the time at work. Been using the same Milwaukees for 3 years. Lots of times we have no choice but to put couplings on 12 in pipe under water
I would’ve sacrificed one of those flexible extensions 😂
That's Milwaukee's new "Water Cooled" line of tools, the M-H2O 🤣😂🤣
I used to install pool liners and I have accidentally done this with my Milwaukee impact driver and I still have it and it’s working great to this day from 3 years ago
Either he has too much money…… or his brain is like this impact driver is now
For an extra $1,000 you can get the new water cooled Milwaukee impact 🤣
Every man needs a waterproof drill 🥲
“Nah, there’s no water damage”
Your phone will work underwater too. Just gotta buy a new one the next day.
My dad submerged one in concrete and used it and i washed it off with water afterwards, still worked just fine.
my Milwaukee has been dropped, covered in fuel, oil, and acetone, and still works surprisingly. One coworker has a Walmart Hart drill, hes had it for over 3+ years same things have been done except his battery split open and the drill as well. He taped it and it still works even after a year since it happened. Walmart brand drills are at another level.
Left my M18 impact on a roof in boston last week. It was raining on all night with thunderstorms that flooded parts of maine and Vermont. We got about 7 inches. That thing wouldn't work for two days. Picked it up this past Tuesday and it worked. Haven't had an issue since. Guess I just had to wait until it was dry 😂
I dropped my Dewalt impact driver into a tub of water about 1 foot deep seen the bubbles coming out of the motor housing grabbed it out and flicked as much water of it as possible and let it dry out for about an hour in the sun, it still works to this day and that was 3 years ago
The new water cooled brushless impact from the Milwaukee’s Fuel lineup!
All I know is our truck got a brand new dewalt impact for installs about two years ago and the first month or two it put in the truck but eventually it got left in the buckets in the bed of the truck. Day and night that thing is outside. I live in Florida and it’s always raining and somedays brutally hot but that impact will always always work. Dewalt is hands down one of the most durable brands out there
Impressive that the water pump didn't even cavitate
Turned it into an impact diver
Hella voided that warranty, that little dot sticker definitely changed colors 🤣
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You have a lot of faith in that Lithium ion battery casing. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Lithium explodes when in contact with water! Very smart