I’ve seen a few videos covering these new tools and Kyle gets it, we don’t want to sit through a ton of off topic explanations, this was direct and to the point. Best showcase yet.
I read the entire Ryan’s ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 Plans and was able to make a shed plan. Using Ryan’s Shed Plans alone, the shed itself is great. Where I wish I knew more is with respect to ground preparation and foundations. Maybe that's beyond the scope of Ryan’s Shed Plans.
I've been a Festool guy for 15 years. A Festool fanatic. I've recently started acquiring Milwaukee tools and have not been disappointed. I see a bunch more in my future.
This is the best coverage I’ve seen so far thanks. I’m definitely getting one(track saw) when they release next month I really wish Milwaukee would’ve incorporated Bluetooth connection with their shop vacks and tools.
Thanks Kyle, I love tools!!! Have started collecting a few Milwaukee tools as of late. I bought the M18 1/2 impact and I love it makes rotating tires on my truck very easy.
Every Milwaukee tool here is Revolutionary. I really do like the track saw useful extra features and the Nibbler tool look very useful and super versatile. 👍🔥💯.
You just appealed to 100% of my needs right now. I do a lot of what you used to do, which is renovation work and property repairs, with the occasional new shed build, and all of these tools are a must in a repair/reno guy's van/truck. That nibbler is just what is needed for the industry as a whole really. Compact, powerful and lightweight. The belt sander is a first for me, I've not seen a battery belt sander before so that will be handy. The track saw, well I don't need to say what has already been said, but the new dills and drivers have me interested as well. I'm still on the Gen2 platform and they're showing their age. My 1/2 inch driver still gives her all the way but my drill isn't happy, it struggles on low speed trying to grub out half inch holes with an auger bit past about 8 inches depth. To put it into perspective, that M12G4 drill has more grunt than my M18G2 drill. Could also be my batteries that aren't happy though as they were new with the drill/driver combo
Milwaukee's Fuel lines keep getting sexier. That little nibbler is slick. Those sharp little crescent chips are engineered to stick to the bottoms of your boots until they reach carpeting. This ensures that any you may have missed during cleanup will be found by your bare feet later.
Nice to see a tracksaw from Milwaukee! Sadly they went with a "Festool-maktia" track and did not make it universial for Bosch-Mafell and the Festool style rail.
I ran into Vince down in Orlando last year, he really does say that you are his favorite when there are no cameras around. Take that to heart Kyle, you have a style and persona on this channel we all enjoy and respect
Nice preview! Most excited about the track saw and the nibbler. We're heavily invested in the Milwaukee platform and have been eyeing the Metabo and Makita nibblers. Almost "bit" the bullet and bought one of those....but saw Milwaukee was finally coming out with a cordless version and it was great timing for us. Will be looking forward to your thoughts once you get it on the job.
Very impressive! I use the makita 40v track saw and it works great. It appeared to be equal to the festool in nearly every way. Milwaukee is definitely a contender, although I’d like to see what the blade leaves for tooth marks or smoothness.
My wish list is Milwaukee makes M12 or M18 rivnut tool. Especially in your business you could use a threaded insert into steel panels. Would also be huge in the automotive industry.
Have a lot of 18 volt Milwaukee. Love them all. Some 12 volt also. Light and handy, and getting better all the time. Time for a 18volt roofing nailer! Actually want to use it mostly for vinyl siding. The siding guy makes tips for DeWalt. Someone will make tips for a Milwaukee very quickly!! If you don't!!
I tell you man, I’ve been with Milwaukee for over 15 years. It’s always my first choice. I swear by their tools. Yes, if I’m nit picking, I can find things I don’t like about each individual tool but with every new generation they always seem to improve. What I truly love about them is, they truly listen to their customer base. If customers consistently notice a flaw, they hear them and improve upon it. A ton of manufacturers don’t do that. They produce what they want and hope customers buy it, you won’t get that with Milwaukee.
The Track saw function to stop it flopping over on the 45, is great. I wish they would of come out with the option of a Maffell (correct spelling? The inventor of the track saw) style track, that rolls up! The tracks are the biggest pain in using these. The Maffell one just comes in one box. The 12v drills and drivers are awesome, so much nicer in your tool belt. Good they've come out with 12v high demand.
So pumped to see the Milwaukee nibler I’m heavy into the m12 and m18 platform and like you have been wanting a cordless one for 4+ years and was trying to hold out. I finally broke down and got the makita but once you come with your review I will definitely add the m12 to my line up if you like it, please make a review asap! Love the content keep up the hard work
Hole Hog made my Day installing insulation in the walls of previously built homes. So Powerful that it lifted a 290 LB man off a ladder if I hit a 16P nail .
I have the Dewalt 12 volts. That tiny impact driver is amazing. Fits your hand like a toy pistol and drives in lag bolts. Its hard to believe the power that little 2 lb. thing generates
My wife just got me some Milwaukee tools for Father's Day. Man, they're nice! By the way, you have one dedicated side-kick. I am surprised Greg didn't leave you the camera and run for a wife. lol
0:51 TRACK SAW is my № 1 that want to see from Milwaukee (which did know releasing); but at the price point they selling the kit, minus track (far as know, but many do this; even though there’s “kits” out there that include a track, imo, the norm is you buy track separately from the kit: which includes tool, charger, 1-2 batteries, dust bag, saw blade, & case) I’m HOPING it performs great! B/c the price they asking (again, minus track, far as know) is up there w/ Festool, Makita, and Mafell……all track saws, imo, are good enough for doing finish work….again IMO, and means using finished ply, & other furniture grade finish materials, etc….. Suppose will find out when start seeing testing done from all the great Tool Channels (and definitely hoping you do a vid Kyle ; as want your thoughts 🙏🏻🙏🏻, since you have and use track saws), along w/ getting one myself and seeing what it’s like, since POWER isn’t everything when comes to tools, imo, feel in hand, using it, durability, quality of materials, etc….all play a role in how I choose my tools; along w/ price point; & in today’s world……pricing is bit tricky (not gonna go into it, but example real quick: maybe a 2-5 yr old tool on sale and cheaper than the “shiny new model released”, but older tool was best when released and is great tool/deal and gets the job done….might even feel and work better for [you] compared to buying the newest and shiniest model, etc…..ok, example and pricing opinion over for now 😊). Thanks for showing/Sharing your time at Milwaukee (also getting those new gen tools to use😉, but we’ll see a vid or 2 about them and what ya think right; especially compared to last gen models🙏🏻 ¹ ). All other tools released are just the cherry on top of my tool sundae; although a Milwaukee m18 fuel MC nailer would be nice; but do have my Metabo HPT 36V MC nailer and it’s nice, besides the weight you get W/ ALL BATTERY TOOLS. Last thing, the cool new M12 HO batteries…..excited for those, as use my m12 fuel 5-3/8” circ saw for framing 2x etc….and popping in the new M12 HO 5.0 compared to the XC 6.0 I always use……can’t wait to see how feels and what it does 😁 Cheers Kyle & fam, along w/ RR Crew/Fam. Happy 4th and be well & stay safe ✌🏻
That track saw has all the clues it is made by or made with a design from the Festool. I have a corded one with many identical design elements. And the nibbler resembles the one by Makita.
Did they not improve the M12 Battery lineup. I use those drills and impacts daily. So much easier on the tool belt weight and wrists. Great job once again
Awesome video kyle. I myself am a huge Milwaukee tools fan. And i enjoyed that video. Cant wait to try out their new tool line. Anyway keep up the great work on your videos.
Hey Kyle, I just left a voicemail regarding purchasing the barndominium plans on your site. How detailed are those plans for a person with decent woodworking skills as well as some small construction experience? For example, how detailed are they with proper connection of the trusses and end trusses as well as type and length of nails used, and details on how to cut the top of each post based on the heel size? I may not be asking those questions properly, but I think you get it. If anyone reading this that has purchased RR Building plans can answer my questions, that would be helpful as well since Kyle is probably SUPER busy. Thanks in advance Kyle and anyone replying.
Glad to hear it the saw will work on the competition’s track. Thumbs up from me on that, Milwaukee. Did he you guys say scoring? Does it have a scoring feature?
Based on this, how do you think Milwaukee’s track saw compares to makitas? I’m trying to figure out if I want to wait for Milwaukee to release theirs or just get makita’s now but I don’t have any makita tools or batteries
I’ve seen a few videos covering these new tools and Kyle gets it, we don’t want to sit through a ton of off topic explanations, this was direct and to the point. Best showcase yet.
Hands down the best video on this!
true story. I might but Milwaukee now 😂
@@codydean6093 you’re going to ‘but’ it with your head or butt? 😂😂
@@zfilmmaker son of a gun. You got me
I read the entire Ryan’s ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 Plans and was able to make a shed plan. Using Ryan’s Shed Plans alone, the shed itself is great. Where I wish I knew more is with respect to ground preparation and foundations. Maybe that's beyond the scope of Ryan’s Shed Plans.
Can you please tell Cole we need a coil nailer, thank you
You nailed it! We got details, actual close-ups of the tools, great audio, and a straight-forward delivery all at once! Thank you!
I like how belts and boxes Lego track saw is sitting next to the track saw he’s demoing. That’s awesome
Kyle is this from you? It looks like spam!!!
I've been a Festool guy for 15 years. A Festool fanatic. I've recently started acquiring Milwaukee tools and have not been disappointed. I see a bunch more in my future.
Thank you because I think you gave them a lot ideas what people needs at field👍
This is the best coverage I’ve seen so far thanks. I’m definitely getting one(track saw) when they release next month I really wish Milwaukee would’ve incorporated Bluetooth connection with their shop vacks and tools.
Thanks Kyle, I love tools!!! Have started collecting a few Milwaukee tools as of late. I bought the M18 1/2 impact and I love it makes rotating tires on my truck very easy.
Every Milwaukee tool here is Revolutionary. I really do like the track saw useful extra features and the Nibbler tool look very useful and super versatile. 👍🔥💯.
You just appealed to 100% of my needs right now. I do a lot of what you used to do, which is renovation work and property repairs, with the occasional new shed build, and all of these tools are a must in a repair/reno guy's van/truck. That nibbler is just what is needed for the industry as a whole really. Compact, powerful and lightweight. The belt sander is a first for me, I've not seen a battery belt sander before so that will be handy. The track saw, well I don't need to say what has already been said, but the new dills and drivers have me interested as well. I'm still on the Gen2 platform and they're showing their age. My 1/2 inch driver still gives her all the way but my drill isn't happy, it struggles on low speed trying to grub out half inch holes with an auger bit past about 8 inches depth. To put it into perspective, that M12G4 drill has more grunt than my M18G2 drill. Could also be my batteries that aren't happy though as they were new with the drill/driver combo
Milwaukee's Fuel lines keep getting sexier. That little nibbler is slick. Those sharp little crescent chips are engineered to stick to the bottoms of your boots until they reach carpeting. This ensures that any you may have missed during cleanup will be found by your bare feet later.
Luv the tool show!! Thanks for including us!!
Hell yeah Kyle, the m12 nibbler is first on my list second is definitely the track saw. Thanks for sharing.
Nice to see a tracksaw from Milwaukee! Sadly they went with a "Festool-maktia" track and did not make it universial for Bosch-Mafell and the Festool style rail.
I ran into Vince down in Orlando last year, he really does say that you are his favorite when there are no cameras around. Take that to heart Kyle, you have a style and persona on this channel we all enjoy and respect
Vince is the man
Great job Kyle. Best review of the tools, concise and focused on the areas that really matter to the trades. Bang on!
I saw Kyle with the nibbler on site video . Had to pause while I ordered one. It arrived yesterday in Australia.
Nice
Thanks for another great video. Learned a good bit more without the fluff, thank you.
Nice preview! Most excited about the track saw and the nibbler. We're heavily invested in the Milwaukee platform and have been eyeing the Metabo and Makita nibblers. Almost "bit" the bullet and bought one of those....but saw Milwaukee was finally coming out with a cordless version and it was great timing for us. Will be looking forward to your thoughts once you get it on the job.
I almost bit the bullet on the corded makita several times, glad I waited. As soon as I saw R&R on Instagram with one I pre-ordered it!
impressed with the 48" spiral bit, lol. went in like butter! thanks for sharing.
Thanks for taking us along mate
I came here for the track saw, thank you for the best video on it so far.
Tracksaw! Been holding and out waiting for this one!
Very impressive! I use the makita 40v track saw and it works great. It appeared to be equal to the festool in nearly every way. Milwaukee is definitely a contender, although I’d like to see what the blade leaves for tooth marks or smoothness.
Thank you for confirming the track saw will work on makita and festool tracks!
My wish list is Milwaukee makes M12 or M18 rivnut tool. Especially in your business you could use a threaded insert into steel panels. Would also be huge in the automotive industry.
they make both already
@@RRBuildings Not a pop rivet gun. I'm talking about rivnut or some people refer to it as a nutsert tool.
I thought I saw one in this b-roll of this video?
@@GregsWorkshopOregon Milwaukee just has the rivet gun. No rivnut/nutsert gun.
What's that tool @ 1:44?
Kyle, you just did the best review of pipeline. Thank you
Of course Vince had to let you in the building lmao
Haha
I love how you left the drill in the beam!! 😂😂
Thanks for the coverage Kyle, the track saw and the belt sanders are two Milwaukee tools I've really been holding out for.
Next tools I would like to see is a m18 roofing nailer, and also would love to see them come out with a new design for a mitre saw stand,
Snow Blower would be awesome!
I'm a deck builder and use the Makita track saw. I like the fine depth adjustment on the new Milwaukee.
Have a lot of 18 volt Milwaukee. Love them all. Some 12 volt also. Light and handy, and getting better all the time. Time for a 18volt roofing nailer! Actually want to use it mostly for vinyl siding. The siding guy makes tips for DeWalt. Someone will make tips for a Milwaukee very quickly!! If you don't!!
Thanks for another good video, while i don't do much roofing or metal cladding, that 12V Nibbler is a great tool.
The best review done at the pipeline yet great job
Psyched for the DA Polisher! I can't wait to get my hands on it.
I have absolutley no need for one of those nibbler tools......yet I'm going to buy one.
I tell you man, I’ve been with Milwaukee for over 15 years. It’s always my first choice. I swear by their tools. Yes, if I’m nit picking, I can find things I don’t like about each individual tool but with every new generation they always seem to improve. What I truly love about them is, they truly listen to their customer base. If customers consistently notice a flaw, they hear them and improve upon it. A ton of manufacturers don’t do that. They produce what they want and hope customers buy it, you won’t get that with Milwaukee.
That nibbler is dope!
Love that track saw...
milwaukee should write Kyle a handsome check! Well done video. Our company currently runs all dewalt but it might be time to go RED!
The Track saw function to stop it flopping over on the 45, is great. I wish they would of come out with the option of a Maffell (correct spelling? The inventor of the track saw) style track, that rolls up! The tracks are the biggest pain in using these. The Maffell one just comes in one box.
The 12v drills and drivers are awesome, so much nicer in your tool belt. Good they've come out with 12v high demand.
Festool invented the tracksaw
Nice tools. Thanks for the video.
Awesome stuff Kyle! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Great and well presented video. Thanks.
Love the nibbbler a can wait
That nibbler is awesome.
Great stuff as usual Kyle... thanks bud👍🏻🥃
So pumped to see the Milwaukee nibler I’m heavy into the m12 and m18 platform and like you have been wanting a cordless one for 4+ years and was trying to hold out. I finally broke down and got the makita but once you come with your review I will definitely add the m12 to my line up if you like it, please make a review asap! Love the content keep up the hard work
That should be a meme or T-shirt. "You do not want these to go into your shoe". ;)
Milwaukee Tools are cool but you vacuuming the floor is cooler. Nice touch.
haha, I had to clean up my mess
I've been waiting forever for a milwaukee pencil eraser. Come on milwaukee get with it.
WOOOOHOOOO!
Would love to see an m18 bench top planer!
Would love to see them come out with a m12 hot glue gun
I bought one from China for 20 bucks that fits Makita batteries. They make an M18 model as well.
I told them that’s what I wanted too! Maybe soon
Like to see that nibbler with some heavier gauge material, that’s fairly thin metal on that ductwork material!
For sure
that nibbler looks awesome.
Hole Hog made my Day installing insulation in the walls of previously built homes. So Powerful that it lifted a 290 LB man off a ladder if I hit a 16P nail .
Good job
Lol Vince had to be the one opening the door 😂
Good review..
Not a review yet let me get it on site and out it to work in the real world
Like the new M12 Battery and also the new stick light.
Great video, thanks !!!!
Yes sir we are inspired from you
Awesome job Kyle! Love your content buddy!
The 12V tools are getting better all the time. I have a 12V drill from Bosch Blue and its fantastic! Almost half the weight of my 18V Makita! 👍😁👍😁
I have the Dewalt 12 volts. That tiny impact driver is amazing. Fits your hand like a toy pistol and drives in lag bolts. Its hard to believe the power that little 2 lb. thing generates
Milwaukee needs to make a corded adapter for their M18 miter and table saws.
Good video.
Thanks for vacuuming up! Lol
I really liked this.
That nibller 😍 also all the m12 tool men i mean its just insane with the new ho baterie shut up and take my money
My wife just got me some Milwaukee tools for Father's Day. Man, they're nice! By the way, you have one dedicated side-kick. I am surprised Greg didn't leave you the camera and run for a wife. lol
0:51 TRACK SAW is my № 1 that want to see from Milwaukee (which did know releasing); but at the price point they selling the kit, minus track (far as know, but many do this; even though there’s “kits” out there that include a track, imo, the norm is you buy track separately from the kit: which includes tool, charger, 1-2 batteries, dust bag, saw blade, & case) I’m HOPING it performs great!
B/c the price they asking (again, minus track, far as know) is up there w/ Festool, Makita, and Mafell……all track saws, imo, are good enough for doing finish work….again IMO, and means using finished ply, & other furniture grade finish materials, etc…..
Suppose will find out when start seeing testing done from all the great Tool Channels (and definitely hoping you do a vid Kyle ; as want your thoughts 🙏🏻🙏🏻, since you have and use track saws), along w/ getting one myself and seeing what it’s like, since POWER isn’t everything when comes to tools, imo, feel in hand, using it, durability, quality of materials, etc….all play a role in how I choose my tools; along w/ price point; & in today’s world……pricing is bit tricky (not gonna go into it, but example real quick: maybe a 2-5 yr old tool on sale and cheaper than the “shiny new model released”, but older tool was best when released and is great tool/deal and gets the job done….might even feel and work better for [you] compared to buying the newest and shiniest model, etc…..ok, example and pricing opinion over for now 😊).
Thanks for showing/Sharing your time at Milwaukee (also getting those new gen tools to use😉, but we’ll see a vid or 2 about them and what ya think right; especially compared to last gen models🙏🏻 ¹ ).
All other tools released are just the cherry on top of my tool sundae; although a Milwaukee m18 fuel MC nailer would be nice; but do have my Metabo HPT 36V MC nailer and it’s nice, besides the weight you get W/ ALL BATTERY TOOLS.
Last thing, the cool new M12 HO batteries…..excited for those, as use my m12 fuel 5-3/8” circ saw for framing 2x etc….and popping in the new M12 HO 5.0 compared to the XC 6.0 I always use……can’t wait to see how feels and what it does 😁
Cheers Kyle & fam, along w/ RR Crew/Fam.
Happy 4th and be well & stay safe ✌🏻
Broooo Greg getting checked out by the girls hahahahhahahahahha!
That track saw has all the clues it is made by or made with a design from the Festool. I have a corded one with many identical design elements. And the nibbler resembles the one by Makita.
actually that nibbler is nothing like the makita or hitachi....it is way way more comfortable to use
Protect Farm: “WE’RE GONNA TEST THAT!”
Did they not improve the M12 Battery lineup. I use those drills and impacts daily. So much easier on the tool belt weight and wrists. Great job once again
Good morning Kyle & Greg.
Cordless siding nailer. Last tool before I can finally dump my air compressor
Cool Tools, will never see them in my collection tho as too expensive for this DIYER but some nice tools none the less. Thanks Kyle
I would really love to see the battery roofing nailer.
Great Video my friend !!
Awesome video kyle. I myself am a huge Milwaukee tools fan. And i enjoyed that video. Cant wait to try out their new tool line. Anyway keep up the great work on your videos.
Thanks 👍
Im replying to the message I received from you am I suppose to call or text this number about the prize?
Hey Kyle, I just left a voicemail regarding purchasing the barndominium plans on your site. How detailed are those plans for a person with decent woodworking skills as well as some small construction experience? For example, how detailed are they with proper connection of the trusses and end trusses as well as type and length of nails used, and details on how to cut the top of each post based on the heel size? I may not be asking those questions properly, but I think you get it. If anyone reading this that has purchased RR Building plans can answer my questions, that would be helpful as well since Kyle is probably SUPER busy. Thanks in advance Kyle and anyone replying.
Lots and lots of details. For the cost man it should have everything you’d need
@@RRBuildings Right on man!
I hope you did blackout that hammer drill. Because when the wood cools off that bit could get stuck.
Ive been a long time Makita user but the M12 are looking very interesting.
Very cool
Metabo released a cordless brushless nibbler in 2020.
Glad to hear it the saw will work on the competition’s track. Thumbs up from me on that, Milwaukee. Did he you guys say scoring? Does it have a scoring feature?
Based on this, how do you think Milwaukee’s track saw compares to makitas?
I’m trying to figure out if I want to wait for Milwaukee to release theirs or just get makita’s now but I don’t have any makita tools or batteries
Very cool 😎
What are those other larger track saws on the background? Prototypes or actual products?
Try and get them to add a versa clutch drill to line. Similar to drywall gun but better for wood and sds screws.
Yes I’d like that
Oh boy. I'm buying that milwaukee tracksaw and getting rid of the corded makita. Yessir.
But will Milwaukee release a corded version of the track saw?
Friday 8 July in Milan Italy ..there is the same thing but FESTOOL.. if you want to come ??
I’m waiting for a pack out bottom that has better rollers for rough terrain
And cordless beam saw would be crazy
Variable trigger on m18 diegrinder!
Those nibblers are awesome, do you know when they will be available in Canada?