I'm getting a 3/8 gen 1 and a 1/2 gen 2. I don't think I'll ever need 550 lbs for 3/8. I think 250 is perfect. And 550 for the 1/2 inch means I don't need a mid torque anymore
I’ve had mine for about a year and my friends been begging me to buy it from me so I’m just gonna give them a good deal on it and buy the new one win-win because I use it almost every day
@@techschoiceold Home Depot trick, when they offer a free battery with a purchase of blank. When you return it, you don’t need to bring back the battery.
Me too, I am so pumped to get the new stubbys. 550 breakaway and 400lbs forward?!?! Crazy away job by Milwaukee to crush this. So small and so powerful.
⚠️Milwaukee's parent company is Techtronic Industries, based in Hong Kong. So, while Milwaukee itself is rooted in the United States, it is, in fact, owned by a Chinese company.
Honestly considering selling my big ass 24v Kobalt 1/2” and replacing it with this stubby. It's got 650 break away torque but doesn't fit anywhere we need it to. This will be a game changer if it's actually got 550ft lbs
I've chosen! After all these years! I've tried them all! I still have love for my Hitachi 10v impact and the SDS was a beast! But I'm going Milwaukee next
I'm never going to throw away my old stubby I love it to death Definitely getting the new one though I can't believe it's SUPPOSED to be that much more powerful
That M12 stubby is going to destroy the tabs on the batteries. They're already a junk way of holding the battery in, that's going to make it worse. My 1/4 stubby and 3/8 stubby already have me buying new battery tops!
Milwaukee's "Peak Power Output" charts make NO sense. Power is expressed in WATTS. Volts x Amps = Watts 40V, 60V, and 15A may be marketing labels for competitors. But if Milwaukee knows their peak power for an apple-to-apple comparison, then Milwaukee knows their peak WATTS. So, it should state the WATT value for each bar shown in its graph. ST00P1D marketing people!
I have been holding off buying the old stubby in case they released a new one. Did not expect the power gains! I was jsut looking for better lights
Just bought a 3/8 stubby 2 days ago. I’m definitely a little bummed
@@Ferrum_Armory_llc Hope you can return it ☹️
@@Ferrum_Armory_llcthrow it in the car for emergencies and get the new one that’s what I’m going to do lol
I'm getting a 3/8 gen 1 and a 1/2 gen 2. I don't think I'll ever need 550 lbs for 3/8. I think 250 is perfect. And 550 for the 1/2 inch means I don't need a mid torque anymore
I’ve had mine for about a year and my friends been begging me to buy it from me so I’m just gonna give them a good deal on it and buy the new one win-win because I use it almost every day
This is amazing content, we have needed something like this! Keep it up
Thank you! Will do!
Wow just bought my gen 2 stubby in May AFTER WAITING MONTHS FOR THE NEW ONE. GOING TO TRY AND RETURN KEEP MY FREE BATTERY AND GET THE KNEW ONE
Who did you buy it from? They will probably want their battery back.
@@techschoiceold Home Depot trick, when they offer a free battery with a purchase of blank. When you return it, you don’t need to bring back the battery.
The Homedepot trick is the best.
Waiting for the stubby Gen 1 to go on sale and I’ll grab one.
I’m gonna pre order the m12 stubby… in 1/2 and keep my old one 3/8s I’ve been waiting
Me too, I am so pumped to get the new stubbys. 550 breakaway and 400lbs forward?!?! Crazy away job by Milwaukee to crush this. So small and so powerful.
😅 I was thinking 🤔 the same thing today keep the old 3/8 and 1/4 and buy the new one in 1/2
@@darrickhorsey I got every size. More convenient working on lots of things. Diesels dirt bikes and tractors
Sound is off?
⚠️Milwaukee's parent company is Techtronic Industries, based in Hong Kong. So, while Milwaukee itself is rooted in the United States, it is, in fact, owned by a Chinese company.
Specs on the 8.0 are based off the HO 12.0 not old HO 8.0
Yeah we misspoke! We apologize!
i aint treating my ol stubby like a us veteran and just throwing it away just because the new new is out
Fair enough, the new version is just going to be used for more applications
😂😂😂 I’m loyal to my tools too
Honestly considering selling my big ass 24v Kobalt 1/2” and replacing it with this stubby. It's got 650 break away torque but doesn't fit anywhere we need it to. This will be a game changer if it's actually got 550ft lbs
@@LukeA_55your first mistake was buying a kobalt, good luck finding someone that wants to buy that trash 🗑️
@@Ninoo187 ha I've since realized that. It works great on our farm equipment... As long as it fits. The damn thing is 10" long
Is it me, or is the audio mainly on the left?
This is Matt .. it’s my fault .. I had my microphone sideways … lesson learned 👍
@@techschoice No worries, Matt! It happens! The video was still good👍
I've chosen! After all these years! I've tried them all! I still have love for my Hitachi 10v impact and the SDS was a beast! But I'm going Milwaukee next
Yes sir!!!
We have motors, motors not engines, that tip the scales at 2200lbs.
For 5K this thing is worth every penny.
Yes it is! We will have them on Pre-Sale soon!
Right ears matter too
What do you mean?
@@techschoice the voice audio was heavily biased to the left ear 🙃
I'm never going to throw away my old stubby I love it to death
Definitely getting the new one though I can't believe it's SUPPOSED to be that much more powerful
Tell Milwaukee to put the switch on the new sander on their ratchets and die grinders. ;-)
We will see what we can do, lol... We don't have that type of power, but we will make a request
Good!! I work on heavy equipment, anything stronger is always better, and a stronger/ longer run time .
Yes sir! That is what they are targeting for their new releases!
What is “userbility” …that’s not a word, it’s usability. No r in the word
Thank you
I really would like to see a milwaukee m18 pressure washer
Me also !!!
That M12 stubby is going to destroy the tabs on the batteries. They're already a junk way of holding the battery in, that's going to make it worse. My 1/4 stubby and 3/8 stubby already have me buying new battery tops!
Uni strut cutter show us
Just like the new 1/4 inch garage that eats itself every month😅.
12 AMP FORGE $250 8 AMP FORGE $200
Awesome content!
Appreciate it!
Every milwaukee tool have has loose battery why are they not solving this ?
Pictures 😢😂
The new mid torque 18v has to be close to coming out.
Dewalt is officially not keeping up
Send me the stubby so I can test it, thanks!
How can I access your store?
Techschoicetools.com
Milwaukee's "Peak Power Output" charts make NO sense. Power is expressed in WATTS.
Volts x Amps = Watts
40V, 60V, and 15A may be marketing labels for competitors. But if Milwaukee knows their peak power for an apple-to-apple comparison, then Milwaukee knows their peak WATTS. So, it should state the WATT value for each bar shown in its graph.
ST00P1D marketing people!
It’s not stupid if it works 🤷♂️
…and it works
@@nachoisme Sadly, that's 100% true.
This place is not safe to buy it
Do what ? If you have a problem call us 615-828-4000