Best 4 Milwaukee M12 Cordless Tools. A Mechanics Honest Opinion.
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- Best 4 Milwaukee M12 Cordless Tools. A Mechanics Honest Opinion.
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In this video, I am going to give you my top 4 best Milwaukee M12 cordless tools. If I had to start out again as a mechanic, these would be the four tools that I would buy first. What are they? Let's find out!
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Agree with 2. That and the high speed 3/8 ratchet in number 1 place. I'd replace the hood light with the magnetic articulating light, more versatile than a hood light for car stuff. I'm struggling for a 4th though. I have so much more but I could give up almost all of them except the 2 3/8 units really. Have the 1/4 pair and 1/2 pair too, but 3/8 usually wins.
I find the 3/8 stuff gets used the most. I guess it all depends on what you're working on. Fairly compact but still a good amount of torque. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Great video thank you very much.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching and the great feedback. I appreciate it.
Ive been looking to expand my m12 set, thanks this video it has been very helpful, i recon ill have that impact gun in my tool box by the end of next week. I was just worried it might be a bit a weak.
Did you buy the impact wrench? How do you like it so far? Thanks for watching and commenting.
I love my M12 inflator. ;-)
Me too. I keep mine in my wife's vehicle. Very easy for her to use if she needs it. Thanks for watching and commenting.
#4....M12 Fuel Hackzall (cuts everything, every time) #3...Fuel oscillating tool ( Multi task tool that's saved my butt on many an occasion. Oh ! Did I mention there's minimal vibration ?) #2...Detail sander. ( Compact yet powerful little sander that's perfect for those tight angles other sanders just can't cope with)....#1...Surge hydraulic driver (Amazing tool that's absolutely awesome with any drilling/driving tasks you throw at it. Silence is golden)
Good picks. I don't have the Surge hydraulic driver. Is it as quiet as they say it is? My impact driver is the old none fuel version. Good but loud. Maybe time to upgrade. Thanks for watching and commenting.
The only difference for me, the #1 spot is the 1/4" high speed regular length ratchet. I prefer 1/4" sockets wherever possible.
Have you tried the Snap-on FDX sockets? I absolutely love them.
Thanks for watching and commenting. Yes I have a set of the deep fdx sockets. They have gotten me out of a few challenging times.
I knew #1 was going to be a ratchet but surprised it wasn't the pass through model
DeWalt under hood light is way better and cheaper, FYI.
With the 8Ah and the light on 1/4 power it runs over 40 hours. 10 on full power.
Co worker of mine had some dewalt stuff. If he gets one I'll give it a try. Thanks for your input and for watching.
adding this vid to my favorites before joe biden gets to it