1" Milwaukee m18 2868 vs 1" air show down
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- As promised a little show down between Milwaukee M18 1 inch older 2867 and new 2868 model and 1 inch air. Milwaukee did a impressive job with the new 2868 model and I tell you what battery technology has come a long way ... but with that being said its still not as good as the air in numbers.
If y'all want a better comparison let me know and we'll get the big torque wrench out and get down to the nitty gritty
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To be fair, you should of use the 12high output battery with the older Milwaukee!
I have the one inch impact. Honestly now I want the D handle 1 inch impact now
its a beast for sure
TTC tested the Milwaukee 2867 with a high output battery, which made a big difference in its performancee. So this comparison should have been done differently.
I don't have the cool testing equipment they have lol ... thank you for watching
Love you brother keep doing what you doing. It's all in love to make supporting your channel much easier. Take the meat throw away the bones. Keep it up don't be like the rest of these hacks on here.
Supper-Big Impact wrench # Only Milwaukee very very 👍
I tighten them with battery power then see if the air will tighten them further or vise versus-my air will always tighten a little more than the battery tools
And that's why I still have my big 1" drive air impact gun LOL ... thank you for watching
Battery power is just convenience when you don't have air not to mention Noone wants to drag around a hose . I gotta say I was kinda impressed with that harbor freight gun lol I have a 3/4 that hasn't let me down yet luckily I don't have to use it much these days . Most of harbor freight air tools are suntech. They make cheap to high end pneumatic tools . I'd still say milwaukee is the closest your going to get to a pneumatic impact though .
battery power is a convenience for sure on the end of the day they all have their place air and battery IMO
Air tools powerful/ battery tools handy easy to used but both of them useful things
absolutely air still has it's place
You might get a little more power out of the smaller 1” wilfukyee if you use the high output 12.0 on it
Actually that's a video I'm planning to do soon to see if that's really making a difference or not
@@CountryMileGarage Awesome! I’d definitely watch it. I’d try it myself, but I only have the 1/2”
Made a video on small vs big battery on a 1/2 drive mid torque milwaukee. Link below if you like to see it.
ruclips.net/video/QGVDTMwSyF0/видео.html
Milfucky 👌
When you first went to break the nut with the air you didn’t do enough ugga duggas before putting the socket on the nut
I've seen the 1 inch pistol grip impact in action. it is the 3/4 milwaukee with the 1 inch anvil head on it. Nothing different. I bought them all I get a kick out of how these tool review guys push product. What tool review guys don't understand is that people take there hard earned money and YOUR WORD for it and buy these tools that are inaccurately tested in the field. Based off blind trust thinking that the person reviewing the tool is a professional.
Not its not Very different
I wish i could agree with you.
Your experiments are so technical…….😑 said no one ever.
Glad you think so ... haven't seen you make a video that's better. Thank you for watching
Air tool is power full
very true but its impressive what they can do with cordless these days
Cool video thanks for posting. You sold me on the Milwaukee 1 inch D-handle cause I'm tired of dragging out the hose for the hf air. I saw you have a torque multiplier on the bench can you test the hf and Milwaukee D-handle, and how many gallons is your compressor? Thanks again
I did do a torque test on the new milwaukee 1" and it does what they say it'll do so 2000 Lbs. With this I used my small air compressor with a 40 gallon tank. I just moved into my new shop and didn't hookup my big air compressor yet lol
Milwaukee used to make some 28 volt tools. As big as the "big" impact wrench is, it would not be any bigger with the 28 volt battery and have 64% more power.
Never seen a Milwaukee 28 volt battery but I'm sure it would make a big difference
The 28 voltage never had a 2000 pound torq anything
@@michaelconnelly7513 You are right so my implication was that they could have made it in 28 volt and the size of the tool would have been only slightly larger if at all.
I kinda like the bench more then the video how thick is the plate on that bad boy lol
Here's the link to the video on the welding table
ruclips.net/video/4cZYw2thH8g/видео.html
@@CountryMileGarage lol watched them right after I commented I found it lol . I like it!
Lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I need to see real time work being done with those. Not a nut and bolt bought from a hardware store that hasn't been subject to the harsh environmental elements. It's a BRAND NEW clean bolt. Most mechanics don't have the luxury of working on spanking brand new equipment. We deal with the beat up rugged stuff. All I have seen is a machine that can unscrew a clean new lightly oiled bolt.
What size airline are you using on the pneumatic?
I believe that was my 3/8" hose so you can get some more out of it with a 1/2" hose
@@CountryMileGarage yes a 1/2 hose would've made a massive difference on good air. My inch drive on 1/2 Inch running 170psi isn't even in the same league as that smaller 1inch Milwaukee here in the UK. Will break the stud off before it gives up on taking the nut off
I think if you would’ve used 3/4 or
1inch Airhole did you get more power out of the earthquake
I'm sure it would make a difference
I have the central pre-pneumatic item number
62396 I wonder how it would compare up against those Milwaukee’s but with a coupon it was only 115 bucks
Is a 1" drive with 1500 ftLbs max torque ?
Yeah I run mine with 3/4 jackhammer air hose with Chicago fittings so I’m probably could Max out more than the 1500
I'd say so
change batteries