Snap On CT761 vs Milwaukee M12 (2454-22): Best Electric 3/8" Impact Wrench? Tool Review
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Welcome tool nuts! In today’s tool review video we are going to be looking at the Snap On CT761 vs Milwaukee M12 (2454-22) Electric 3/8" Impact Wrench. This snap on ct761 impact is an awesome tool, but how does it stack up against the Milwaukee M12 (2454-22) lets find out in this video comparing the snap on vs milwaukee cordless ratchet.
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*I absolutely love this set **MyBest.Tools** should have upgraded to the 20V sooner. The impact driver is a must have for driving screws; compact and all muscle.*
I use the snapon 14.4 line of impacts and ratchets all day every day I’m not easy with them. They have been good to me since 2015. I have the 1/4” and two 3/8’s I had to have the older version rebuilt once.
Diesel mechanic for 13 years, had every snap on 14.4 &18v tool there is! Sold them all. Specifically this one had rebuilt 3 times in 18 months. Switched to milwaukee and love it. Get the stubby 2554 and is even better.
You can clearly tell this dude don’t really use tools he’s just a UA-cam Mechanic
The fact that he describes cordless power tools as "electric" says it all
3:55 “tightens and lowers” is “lowering” a term mechanics use? I’m a handyman so I could be wrong but that caught my ear.
Bro I have both and the snap on trashes it. The milwakue couldn't even take off my torque members on my brakes on my car lmao that is a joke. I love the impact ratchet though legit love it. But my my on mini one is balls to the walls better. I also am a car and conveyor mechanic
I own both. I’m a Kia tech, the snap on is honestly what I prefer for the trigger and torque while still being slim. And I only charge is once a week maybe even a little longer. And I use it to replace Kia 2.4 long blocks
@@subradiant_music You should have got the M12 stubby it's twice as powerful and smaller definitely smokes the strap on all day
Been a refrigeration mechanic for over 15 years. I've been using the same Milwaukee 12v brushless impact driver for all the those years. Can't go wrong with Milwaukee tools.
what sockets do you use ? i used snapon sockets on my m12 3/8 drive and the sockets kept falling off
That's pretty amazing given the first brushless tools didn't hit the market until 2009. And they were Makita.
I've abused my m12 2454 for over 4 years. Throw it around like a hand ratchet. Broken numerous batteries but the tool itself has never let me down. Best tool hands down
When I saw his hoonigan hoodie I knew he was going to prefer the snap on
If the Milwaukee had a rocker switch, it wouldn't even be up for debate. But Milwaukee has a lot more options than just this one. The stubby packs 250 ft/lbs. And yes, it really does put out that much. I will say, that Milwaukee, in this age of inflated marketing hype, doesn't bullshit when it comes to specs.
Having had both, by no means am I a “Snap-on fanboy”, I’d have to say I like the snap on better. Both have pro and cons, while using the Snap-on all day everyday it just feels more solid and has a tad more power along with the awesome rocker style switch, I have had to get it rebuild twice within a year for the trigger. Also it is kind of dated still being brushed. Milwaukee’s price is on point along with the warranty but I have had problems with the batteries cracking, but by no means am I gentle on my tools, they get covered in oil and coolant and don’t get cleaned very often. But both solid tools.
Milwaukee all the way! If you were to buy the fuel stubby one at the same price as the snap on, snap on will be dusted! Milwaukee has a line of tools compatible, so kudos to Wilwaukee! Personally I am a Makita fan, as they make chainsaws and other tools you can think of, DA, grinders, sawsall, circular saw etc. for their line.Milwaukee for raw power, greater use of tools with Makita.
I know this is strictly about snap on vs Milwaukee, but with no real world comparison, even a lug nut torqued comparison, I cannot say the snap on will be better
I’ve tried that snap on and I prefer my Milwaukee stubby over it.
I been a tech for 10 years now. And let me tell you I have hundreds and hundreds of snap on tools. But there electric stuff is complete junk. I've bought rebuild bough and rebuild. I only have Milwaukee for years and they hold up so much torture. I have these 2 guns. Wel snap on not more. But the Milwaukee out does snap on.
In addition to what you said, modularity. That the a size, and tool regardless of what job you're doing. We have a tech that owns several electric tools. He has a desk with 13 different charger's. It's a mess. Having 1 or 2 types of battery. 1 charger that does both. Is all bonuses
Hope you enjoy the warranty
I'll keep my snappy's & keep making more $
Never let me down
Milwaukee is my choice of impact
Snap--on is so overpriced.....
Most of the time I have to agree with you but the ct761 3/8 cordless impact is worth every cent plus when It breaks you can send it in for rebuild through your dealer for 120 bucks and if they can't repair it they send you a new one for the price you paid for the rebuild so you definitely get your moneys worth for this tool
You can find them at the pawnshop for half the first thing Mechanic do when they need money pawn they're tools
I use my ct761 everyday, and love it! Best $ I've spent on any tool.
I have both. The Snap On was the winner. I'm a fleet tech and work on everything from small machines to Ford 750's. The Snap On can fit in a lot of small places that the M12 couldn't. It's a bit more powerful and have zero problems removing any bolt in the engine bay. Great impact!
Thomas Marquez have you tried the Milwaukee stubby?
i used snapon sockets on the m12 and the sockets kept falling off? which impact sockets do u prefer to use
So this will remove the harmonic balancer bolt on my 4 cylinder Honda.
I have owned both these impact guns , I must say that the snap on wins hands down when it comes to the smaller impacts ,
If you want a smaller impact go with the Milwaukee stubby, it will run laps around that overprice garbage StrapOn.
@@giovanysantiago5892 bet it don't then , i have had the milwaukee 3/8th stubby , no where near the power of my snap on , i like milwaukee products , i think they are awesome bits of kit , but for me the snap on ct761 is the best small impact on the market ,
@@darrenfrost5775 That's funny, lol. Watch these videos. The Stubby beats the StrapOn mid torque, that's just sad. ua-cam.com/video/s6bK-RX75Rk/v-deo.html and then watch this one. ua-cam.com/video/cWfFFk_bN4k/v-deo.html.
@@darrenfrost5775 The new stubby M12 smokes the strap On all day 🤣
@@giovanysantiago5892 He must have been smoking that good good haha Milwaukee all day bro
I have both and I always reach for the ct761 I just like how it feels better in the hand but the stubby does get the job done aswell
if u actually use them its a different story
If you use the XC 6.0 Ah battery it will balance the tool for the Milwaukee 3/8 impact wrench.
They also have a M12 Fuel Stubby 3/8 Impact wrench that will do 250 ft Lbs of torque. Im surprised you didn't add that to in the mix.
It would make the strap on look even worse than it is 🤣
I loved my ct761 for years. 2 years ago I bought a new one that is now at the snap on factory getting re built. It's been in there for 3 months. Oh yeah this is the 4th time it's been rebuilt in only 2 years. I'm rather upset about this. The biggest thing I think you missed in this video is warranty snap on only caryes a 1 year "repair" warranty. Milwaukee caries a 5 year "full replacement" warranty. Hope this helps out.
Since I got Milwaukee stubby impacts I haven’t even picked up the snap on one in a long time the Milwaukee stuff is been my go to weapon but snap on Trigger is way better overall there are about a tie with me I like both of them equally
JUSTIN STURGILL TRUCKING I bet you like the price difference of the 2. So far the Milwaukee’s are holding it own.
Im getting 12v stubby for car work☺
How are all this guys tools spotless? Does he use them? I’d it a hobby? The tools on screen are pristine. Good on him I guess?
I've bought the matco 3/8s originally work on diesel engines for years along with trailers and have dropped it in mud and water 😂 the power the snap on puts out with putting screws of breaking loose with bolts and what not sucks ass brand new in the box not even broken in and my matco blew it out the water
I've been an auto technician for over 22 years now both the Milwaukee and snapon impacts have been in every shop I've worked in. Honestly I think both are good I own the snapon along with hood light,ratchet and drill I have seen a Milwaukee electric ratchet catch on fire but guys I work with own Milwaukee and love them the only problem I have had with the snapon is 1 of the 4 batteries I own went bad really fast. You have to smack the battery to get it to work and half the time the charger flashes red. Also two other Technicians I work with have had a battery fail and behave the exact same way with their snapon's . But overall the Milwaukee is cheaper in price but the snapon you can give to your tool guy have it fixed under warranty for free to me it's easier. if there is a problem and it's only about 100 bucks out of warranty and if it's broken too bad they give you a new one for the repair price but that doesn't happen too often that I've seen.
Mechanic by trade. See my snap on guy every Monday. My work and side job shop I use all snap on 14.4V tools and some larger 18V stuff. At home in my woodworking shop it's all M12 stuff. Also have the whole HF 20v Bauer set. They all work great. I've been buying snap on tools for 23 years. I have 2 drawers In my tripple bay too box full of snap on electronic tools. Very seldom i use air tools only 1/2 impact and air hammer are mainly used. I own every 14.4 v snap on tools doubles of them at my side job shop. Just what Im used to. But I love my M12 stuff at home too. Owned and still use the first gen M12's just bought the whole fuel M12 line. Work awesome. They all work great. Want bang for your buck try the Bauer line or Hercules line at Harbor freight I laughed after I bought 70% of the Bauer line for what I paid for that same 14.4 3/8 impact you have in the video. I'm a guy we like tools and lots of them. 😁
Great video and good to hear fantastic non-biased side to the review.
idc how expensive the snap on is I just love how it looks 🤪
Lmao
ok! so ya wanna pay $200 for looks 🤣🤣
Its 2020 its alright to be a garage princess, i personally rather put 200$ in my pocket and buy a stubby that will make me more money
The sad thing is my CT761 lasted a little over a few months and when my new Snap-On rep came by it cost me $150.00 to get it fixed. Not the problem of my new Snap-On rep cause he is awesome he just didn't get any feedback from the Snap-On rep before him. Just a bad experience with Snap-On electric impacts warranty = it's TERRIBLE at best!
Different tools for differs kinds of people, home “pro” gamers and professionals, I work line maintenance I don’t buy cheap tools because I need them to eat so I try to only cry once and buy once. Yes the Milwaukee dollar for dollar is better but the components and overall quality is always better on the snap on tools. You get what you pay for, a $100 Milwaukee drill has cheap nylon Planetary housings and carriers, snap on tends to use steel housings and bearings while Milwaukee uses bushings. If you’re a professional who uses tools daily get the snap on, if not get the Milwaukee. Quality tools are usually never in big box stores. That goes with a lot of tools .
I personally prefer snap on 14.4v stuff over m12 stuff, m18 I think is better than snap on 18v stuff though. I used to love snap on 18v impacts mainly the old ni-cad stuff, batteries were great. Then my dad got the lithium 18v line and it's all junk, I do like the cordless grinder though. But I highly recommend any 14.4v snap on tool over m12 Milwaukee tools if you are a professional mechanic.
Bought the ct761 6 or 7 years ago. For an auto tech, I think the snap on beats this specific Milwaukee in ergonomics, mainly the rocker switch. 1 handed operation is guaranteed in most situations with the snap on, when you may need 2 to make adjustments (flip the switch) on the Milwaukee. Ct761 still goes strong. One day when it dies, I may consider something else.
The snap on is garbage. Had it rebuilt 3 times in 4 years.
Buy the Milwaukee with the 4 amp hour battery.
I don't buy truck brands anymore. I have owned M12 tools since '13.....started because or gen1 ratchet. It still is making me money today. The M12 lineup was so good that i only went fully cordless in 2018 (M18 of course (1/2 impacts (Mid torque & high torque Gen2) Gen2 drill & impact driver combo)). I started with Dewalt but quickly switched after buying multiple batteries due to case cracking 12v MAX & 20v MAX.
I wish you had a full snap on tool box to show us.
Waiting for the snap on sponsorship offer haha.
Jay Flat Out aren’t we all 😂
You should have got the stubby m12 impact its smaller and has 250ftlb I have it and it's amazing
I have the 1/2” M18 no need for another stubby haha
Yea, those are my next purchases (1/2 & 3/8 stubbies). The torque is crazy for that small of a impact.
There's definitely another reason to get the stubby. Waay more power and even shorter design. Sell both and get the stubby, you wont regret it lol
Bryan Hadley
Lol, maybe not the S.O impact wrench! yeah it has a 120ft-lbs torque & that’s 130 ft-lbs less than m12 stubby, though I don’t own it yet, but after many of reviews on it I think eventually it has its value
i had replaced two time snap on battery vibration loose r
then lose contact compare with milwauke no more snapon i go with milwaukenow and 4 bolt hold body will loosen not handle vibration
Shoulda compared it to the stubby.
Bets bang for buck is the ridges 3/8 subcompact
A guy here at work has 2 of the snap on because he has had so many problems with triggers and batteries that he rotates them out whenever one is in for problems. So no, I wouldn't say that the snap on gun is any better.
Long term I don’t think the 14.4s hold up nor their batteries. My Snap-on 6850 drills and impact were still USA made when I bought them, but these 14.4 line are all purely China made unfortunately and it shows. Without the warranty to back it up, I can’t recommend the Snap-on at all.
The one good thing about snap on ( i have the polish/prep tool and blue point 3/8 pnumatic stubby impact) is in 15 years if it breaks i can pay 120 and get a new or rebuilt one instead of paying full price for one.
Haev you tried any of the other compact 3/8" from other companies like makita, ac delco and bosch? I am trying to decide which one of the bunch to go with but I think the milwaukee is the most expensiev.
The S.O. seems to get very mixed reviews; guys either love them, or they are in for warranty/repairs!
The Milwaukee's have no complaints.
Just had my milwaukee warrantied and its came back with more fuckin problems than i sent it away with
Luke Nicholl did you use milwaukee or a local repair shop?
@@Jursaw milwaukee man😕
Luke Nicholl thats odd. I have a m18 fuel 1/2” drill and used to drill 5/8” holes in truck frames all day and the chuck finally started to seize on me. I sent it through fedex on a monday and got it back the next monday with a brand new chuck! I didn’t pay a dime and it was still the same drill I shipped to them.
@@Jursaw I just got bad luck i guess lol. Enjoyed the non bias video though keep up the good work.
I'm in the process of switching over to the m12 system simply because the cost of replacement battery and adding on tools is so high.... Snap on wants 80 for a new battery and milwaukee I can get 2 4.0 batterys for that price.
The only thing Snap on has going for it is they are technically better made tools while their anvil housings are thicker and they made with no powder pressed gear boxes. You are paying for long life but the Snap ons lack flateline torque. Milwaukee and Makita put out more torque. The Snap on will last longer but the torque they have don’t make up for the quality of the tool. I have a NIcad 1/2 impact wrench I bought 12 years ago along with its 14.4 Nicad 3/8 impact new. I have had batteries rebuilt 3 times and the guns still work as where other brands I’ve owned didn’t last as long. I think Milwaukee makes incredible cordless impacts and they are well made. Snap on is the best quality they just don’t have the torque most competitors have. In real case scenarios the Snap on will have the torque you need for the most part and I always torque bolts to spec.
I have both(the new stubby one) love the milwaukee but it's weak as hell and doesn't have as many blows per a min. Take it as you will. Snap on gets a lot more hate cause people hate that theh cannot afford them. My only cons of the snap on is no 4.0 or 5.0 batteries. And just an led for the fuel gage. The grip is tackier wit the snap on and the trigger is 1000x better and actually a very high quality brand trigger with a heatsink on it. Where the milwaukee does not. Also the warranty with milwaukee, you have to mail it in and that sucks. I rather just go to the snappy guy and take care of it. The snap on is way lighter and easier to control. The milwaukee is top heavy and cumbersome to get into small areas. Also the anvil rings suck. On all my milwaukee tools the anvil ring falls off ALL of the time. Snap on if theirs falls off. The snap on guy will always replace it with a brand new one
just listen to them. the SNAP-ON sounds so much more CRISP!!! I have one, and I don't regret paying more for it. Also have the magnetic battery caps so i can hang it anywhere. Milwaukee does make some fantastic products tho!!
I have been a snap on cordless fan for a really long time. When I joined the heavy truck industry, Makita and snap on where the only ones with a 3/8 impact gun. Over the years snap on cordless tools have definitely improved. However Milwaukee has stepped up to the plate and in my opinion smoked snap on. There tools are far more affordable. You can buy there almost anywhere. And what really blows my mind is the insanely wide range of tools that they offer. I have Milwaukee tools at home. But soon will be putting them on my service truck.
Anyone want to buy some snap on cordless tools?
billy to me it’s the confidence of the snap on guy coming to My job. I don’t have to run out and do anything just wait on the snap on truck. If they break before it’s his day he makes a special trip. In hand they both are great but the fact the snap on guy comes right to my job site it means a whole heck of a lot to me. I don’t wanna send my Milwaukee back and wait I don’t wanna have to run to Lowe’s to and talk to someone who knows shit about it. As quality in hand they are both right on par together but snap on has benefits for mechanics mil don’t. I enjoy them both.
I’m interested
As a new auto student I would prolly go with a Milwaukee but snap on came to my school and I got a student discount and picked one up for $250
You still got fucked, co worker got one too and has had to rebuild it numerous time, he used my milwaukre 3/8 m12 fuel and he bought the kit.
The snapon is a beast but it's always down for repair. Pretty much snapon as a whole. Great, when it's working.
Mate. Ripper of a review. Very much enjoyed this vid.
I sold all my snap on battery operated tools. I'm running the full m18 and m12 Milwaukee line up. Ithink for the money you can't beat the power you get from Milwaukee. Snap on 18 volt is junk 14.4 is bad as but again for the money Milwaukee is where it's at. Yeah I miss the 14.4 trigger but I'm over it. I personally wouldn't buy the first Gen m12 fuel impacts I'd personally buy the 2nd Gen stubby I own both gens and hands down the m12 fuel stubby 3/8 Milwaukee is my go too for everything
@1:30 As an addition the Snap On has a magnetic base option.
snapon sockets fell off my m12 and fit poorly What sockets would fit better ?
For round one you should have used the similar Milwaukee battery. They make a battery identical to the Snap On which would have made them equally balanced. Snap On can't touch Milwaukee and on top of that they're overpriced. The new 3/8" Milwaukee stubby with 250 ft/lbs will destroy this Snap On. It's twice the power, half the size and half the price! lol
i love tool and i know snap as well, sorry to say in today time snap is way to much money. it a waste of money, if you want more power go with the next size up. some people buy tools just for look.
So true milwakue always does thst 1400 inch pounds and people think it will do pounds hahaha but anyway that is 114inch lbs. You can't when go by that ad much as blows per a min anyway
I think the Dubble trigger is way better but money an everything else Milwaukee...
You should have bought the M12 stubby 3/8 or half inch that Milwaukee there stated it's not a fuel keep up the great work
However, Milwaukee is better. It has a 5-year warranty on the tool plus 3 years on the battery.
It makes me wonder how well some people treat their tools. Mine see some very heavy use as a marine tech, hell even using my ct761 to remove lug nuts, mount engines, you name it. Never once have to have that tool serviced. As a REAL mechanic and not a UA-cam mechanic, you wouldnt believe how many times having to pull your hand back to change the drive direction would slow you down or piss you off.
I’m not sure if you are talking shit about me or not lol, these are my home tools...I used to be a Caterpillar road mechanic
@@JayFlatOut I'm talking about people knocking snap ons reliability. I'm not talking about you at all, you had no comments on reliability. But all these people saying they've had their 3/8 impact serviced 2-3 times in a couple years, that's insane. People must abuse their fucking tools.
Milwaukee’s warranty alone is worth it. Can’t beat them! All the snap on electric tools in are shop all have problems and suck!
What state are you win
Ingersoll Rand. Debate over. W5133 and W7152.
snap on 14.4 is much better hands down and reliable.
Just get the m18 3/8 210lbs easy beats the snap on and way cheaper Milwaukee Fuel FTW
Stubby kicks the m18s ass all over the place.
This aint an AR-15 i really dont care that i have to take my finger off of the “trigger” to put it in forward or reverse
No test on the product lol
I think the price difference is a factor from both
The snap on was junk. 3 guys at my shop owned them and broke within the year. Ive had my Milwaukee for 1 and a half years and its still going strong
Irvin Navarro oh shit that sucks
Jay Flat Out
Your trying to compare lol snap on is the best in the world. Will beat ANY OTHER TOOL lol
Thumbs down because I heard "ecosystem" too many times in the wrong application
if you mechanic everyday snapon just cant do what the Milwaukee can. A coworker of mine traded his 1/2 inch snapon in on the 1/2 milwaukee.
I hate my snapon 14.4v I am buying Milwaukee
Snap On Fan All The Way. Thanks
*Impact wrench
great vid
Snap on is for people who plans to work on cars a lot , Milwaukee is for the back yard mechanic
Be nice if you SHOWED us that the snap on was more powerful. Bad review.
All I see is a lot of talk and no action ☹️😒
If you mentioned the M12 stubby in reference to this video then you are completely clueless!! Both of these tools are essentially equal in specs so why would he compare the Snap On to the M12 stubby when the stubby is rated at 130ft lbs more? That literally would make no sense.
I love my Milwaukee m12 3/8 stubby impact you should check it out!
I actually just got the M18 1/2”, the one with 1,400lbs take off power. It’s awesome
Jay Flat Out awesome I haven’t tried that! 1,400 is nuts!
I had to get it, I had a bolt that my air gun wouldn't remove. Guy at work came over with it and it took it right off haha. I bought it the next day.
Jay Flat Out haha definitely! I’ve been eyeing one!
I got the big boy m18 too and then I picked up the M12 stubby 1/2" with the 6.0 battery. The stubby gets used 98% of the time now. The 2767 is too big and unweildly most of the time.
Milwaukee all the way! If you were to buy the fuel stubby one at the same price as the snap on, snap on will be dusted! Milwaukee has a line of tools compatible, so kudos to Wilwaukee! Personally I am a Makita fan, as they make chainsaws and other tools you can think of, DA, grinders, sawsall, circular saw etc. for their line.Milwaukee for raw power, greater use of tools with Makita. I know this is strictly about snap on vs Milwaukee, but with no real world comparison, even a lug nut torqued comparison, I cannot say the snap on will be better
Nice ! God Bless
Thanks Todd