Brilliant video guys!!!🤣🤣 Thanks for the goodies - you might want to blow the dust off it before you send something powdery into the postal system 🤪!! Paul
This is the 5th tile project we've done where we've removed the old tile before installing new tile, and the first one with this tool ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxqqoaX03nrziKwF7Bjjcc71YzLEleMvOS . I want to cry for all the unnecessary work we've done in the past. With this tool, we removed tile surrounding a fireplace, as well as the hearth tile, set in loads of cement, in less than an hour. I highly recommend this tool. It was easy to use, and very satisfying watching the tile literally fall off the wall.
I'm already invested in both the m18 and m12 lineup. Only diy but absolutely love milwaukee power tools. M12 certainly has its' uses but if I have the space I tend to go for my m18. Thanks for this video as it will help me decide which drill to get!
The M12 does everything I need around the house and on my Handyman jobs. I would only consider the M18 if I were working as a contractor on a daily basis. Good video!
Nice little drill, keep it going guys it's good to see that you are not taking these videos over seriously but at the same time proving how good these tools really are.
I like more of my m12 line but when you hit its imitation that's where my m18s shine. My m18 impact is so much better then my m12 impact. I just hate hoe big the battery is. I want to get a m18 2.0 and 3.0 battery and see joe I like it at that point.
I'm a retired journeyman carpenter. I used tools hard in my life. I have an M12 that I'm very happy with. It does everything I ask, and is not too heavy. It hammers well, and if I do a big job, like finishing a basement, then I've got the option of using the electric hammer drill if I need even more power or speed. Frankly I doubt I'd bother . . . the M12 is very good.
First off, great vid gents! -Not sure if anyone has mentioned it yet but the M12 looked to be drilling with a 6amp battery and the M18 with a lower amperage 5amp battery, which very well could explain the M18 getting stuck where the M12 didn't.
It's worth having a look at the Torque Test Channel's battery comparison. There's a big jump from M12 to M18. A big difference from a single set in parallel (2 or 3Ah) to two in parallel (4 or 5Ah). That's more significant than lower to higher capacity with the same number of cells. The high output batteries (e.g. the 5.5Ah M18) which use 21700 cells instead of 18650 cells makes a difference on high load tools. In some cases moving to a higher capacity cell can slightly drop the peak output. Milwaukee's battery naming convention is at best a bit odd. The M18 batteries are 18V nominal, same as the DeWalt 20V, Bosch 18V, Makita 18V etc. The M12 batteries are 10.8V nominal, and some brands like Bosch used to call them 10.8 and now use 12. It's a bit like calling your car battery 14V. DeWalt are at least consistently wrong.
This is a great series! I feel real good about my purchase last year of M12 hammer drill/ impact kit after seeing this video. No need to feel like I have to have the big M18 drills as a DIY homeowner.
It’s so weird how different 3 years make. I remember getting rid of all my makita gear when I left the uk and ended up with Milwaukee in Australia like Milwaukee wasn’t even that big in the uk until recently
Stumbled on your channel a couple of days ago, HIGHLY entertaining and informative! Subscribed straight away thanks for the content. And you replied to my first comment immediately, great channel!
The 2 ronnies are back drilling through 4 skins and flashing the camera. I was waiting for the rapping when you said Hammer time. Nutters the pair of you lol Great funny vid. Well done Paul Barnes.
Been considering the m12 fuel as im a DIYer with little side jobs here and there. Seems like the m12 for size, weight power and price is more appealing. The m18 fuel, being more expensive is also slightly heavier which at the end of the day is ok if you need the power and speed. But for me whats an extra 30 seconds? Im not building houses.
You tested the Milwakee M12 and M18 with Millwakee speed bore,Multi use and metal bits. The speed bore are a in and out bit. You tried to run them strait threw from start to finish. The metal bits you ran them full speed with no lube and watched them smoke. They need cutting fluid for anything thicker than sheet metal. The multi bit you ran dri and at high speed. Those bits are a low speed bit and water is recommended on anything concreate or masonry.
Well it may well be up for sale some time again or if your ever planing on doing something like that I could maybe send it over to yous if ya can’t get a hold of one but would be great to see them side by side
Lidl tools do the job but don't stand the test of time the batteries are not the best quality and capacity is poor. And the tool itself is for hobby use not heavy duty !! Not even comparable to Milwaukee fuel. Possibly comparable to the non fuel Milwaukee stuff
The m18 drill can smash those speed feed bits through in speed 2 no problem much quicker than the m12 but the m12 is handy for small stuff and it’s good in metal 👍
Best comment of the day! We love them! That pack I showed I have had for nearly 3 years and have only ever broken one and that was that M8! My fault complete aswell!
@@MachineryNation appreciate it 😁, I couldn’t go back to any other bits after using the Milwaukee thunderweb they really do have to be seen to be believed ! Even with stainless steel and some of the weird and wonderful alloys I work with they just keep on drilling ! Kinda starting to wish I went red instead of teal of the tools too 🤭. after your impact video, That little m12 packs some Torque. That and Milwaukee do more heavy / specific mechanics tools too
@@MachineryNation I’d have to save my pocket money for a very long time 😂 mind if I sell a few saws and work the trees hard this year I could have both 😂
@@theautisticarborist6846 sell your “Teal Tools” on FB market place they will fetch good money, as not everyone like yourself has seen the light let haha 😉🥳
Great video. I own a few milwaukee tools. M12 and M18. Love them all. Can you compare the oscillating tools? I own a M12 and think its perfect. I am curious how it keeps up with his bigger brother.
Anyone know how I can get my hands on this m12 model with the new chuck it seems to be the one sold everywhere but the US. Any retailers that ship to the us? Prices on ebay are cutthroat and there isn’t many for sale either
It would be great if you could swap tools in these tests so we can see how close these M18 and M12 tools are. So far I've not needed to buy any M18 tools as the M12 copes with everything I've thrown at my tools.
I’m pretty sure that dust may have silica in it, in the US it’s like the new asbestos. You guys really should consider desk management for the sake of your health and to set a proper example. On the other hand I love Milwaukee’s M12 series of tools. I started off in Bosch 12V tools, but Milwaukee just Crush is it by a landslide! However Bosch does have a 12V router, planer and orbital sander which I want all three of them.
Thanks, I think... You may have noticed we were not expecting that to happen! Desk management? We wore safety glasses and ear defenders especially for you safety Sally’s. For Silica to be of anywhere near a dangerous level we would need to be breathing in 50 micrograms per cubic meter of air, averaged over an 8 hour period. Yes if we had known this was going to happen, we would of wore N95 masks. 👍🏼🤩
SDS next!! Really impressed with the M12 drills... used my hammer drill for the first time yesterday to punch some holes for electric work and thought I was going to break my wrist with that little thing. Keep having fun and can't wait for the next video!
@@thicok4555 dam ok thank you i was hoping it would because i only have m12 tools with the only m12 charger i wished i wouldnt have to merge to m18 but ok thanks
@@shellz5437 yeah doing stuff like that you’re definitely gonna want an M18 Drill they make chargers that charge M12 and M18batteries but you should have no issue with an M12 impact for pretty much anything
Brilliant video guys!!!🤣🤣
Thanks for the goodies - you might want to blow the dust off it before you send something powdery into the postal system 🤪!!
Paul
Dust is the proof that it was the exact same prize haha! Thank you Paul 👍🏼
This is the 5th tile project we've done where we've removed the old tile before installing new tile, and the first one with this tool ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxqqoaX03nrziKwF7Bjjcc71YzLEleMvOS . I want to cry for all the unnecessary work we've done in the past. With this tool, we removed tile surrounding a fireplace, as well as the hearth tile, set in loads of cement, in less than an hour. I highly recommend this tool. It was easy to use, and very satisfying watching the tile literally fall off the wall.
*Good price , Heavy duty Works great **MyBest.Tools** on cement and brick work.*
I'm already invested in both the m18 and m12 lineup. Only diy but absolutely love milwaukee power tools. M12 certainly has its' uses but if I have the space I tend to go for my m18.
Thanks for this video as it will help me decide which drill to get!
The M12 does everything I need around the house and on my Handyman jobs. I would only consider the M18 if I were working as a contractor on a daily basis. Good video!
Thank you Theodore 💪🏼
Nice little drill, keep it going guys it's good to see that you are not taking these videos over seriously but at the same time proving how good these tools really are.
Thank you Terry 🤩
Very clear comparison and I love how they were having fun 😂😂
Great video, I love the m12. I’ve fully converted to the m12 range and it is just amazing. Keep up the great videos guys!
Cheers Taylor, appreciate 👍🏼
I like more of my m12 line but when you hit its imitation that's where my m18s shine. My m18 impact is so much better then my m12 impact. I just hate hoe big the battery is. I want to get a m18 2.0 and 3.0 battery and see joe I like it at that point.
I'm a retired journeyman carpenter. I used tools hard in my life. I have an M12 that I'm very happy with. It does everything I ask, and is not too heavy. It hammers well, and if I do a big job, like finishing a basement, then I've got the option of using the electric hammer drill if I need even more power or speed. Frankly I doubt I'd bother . . . the M12 is very good.
The pair of you in hysterics was just wonderful 😂
Finally really got to see these two great devices against one another!
Thank you David 👍🏼
Congratulations Paul on win
That M12 stuff is a beast
It’s mega hey Pete 🤩
GOOD GAWD your videos are getting better everytime! THAT was FUN......
Thank you Steve, we appreciate your support 🤩
I got a Milwaukee drill for Christmas and I love it
First off, great vid gents!
-Not sure if anyone has mentioned it yet but the M12 looked to be drilling with a 6amp battery and the M18 with a lower amperage 5amp battery, which very well could explain the M18 getting stuck where the M12 didn't.
Yeah we only use what we have available at the time. 1ah difference wouldn’t make to much difference though.
It's worth having a look at the Torque Test Channel's battery comparison.
There's a big jump from M12 to M18.
A big difference from a single set in parallel (2 or 3Ah) to two in parallel (4 or 5Ah). That's more significant than lower to higher capacity with the same number of cells.
The high output batteries (e.g. the 5.5Ah M18) which use 21700 cells instead of 18650 cells makes a difference on high load tools.
In some cases moving to a higher capacity cell can slightly drop the peak output.
Milwaukee's battery naming convention is at best a bit odd. The M18 batteries are 18V nominal, same as the DeWalt 20V, Bosch 18V, Makita 18V etc.
The M12 batteries are 10.8V nominal, and some brands like Bosch used to call them 10.8 and now use 12.
It's a bit like calling your car battery 14V. DeWalt are at least consistently wrong.
Thank you for doing what nobody really has done! 👍
Thank you Bryan 👍🏼
👍 👍
Please tell me that you guys are going to have some sort of dust management and/or respirators for the sds challenge.
Yes Sir, we have learnt our lesson here. Smacked bottoms all round 👍🏼
You guys are so lucky to have metric drill bits, tape measures, etc. It's pretty tough here in Texas to find them.
6” and 4mm we use both 😂
Thank you for a great morning laugh.
Thank you Kevin 👍🏼
The M18 is a beast, but you convinced me to go for the M12 :)
It really is surprising how good it is 🤩
This is a great series! I feel real good about my purchase last year of M12 hammer drill/ impact kit after seeing this video. No need to feel like I have to have the big M18 drills as a DIY homeowner.
Thank you for your comment bbcamillo. I’m pleased you made the right choice, it’s always nice to get reassurance you purchased the correct tool.
Excellent stuff. Expanding my M12 system for the past few weeks. Want them all!!
Love it 🥳
It’s so weird how different 3 years make. I remember getting rid of all my makita gear when I left the uk and ended up with Milwaukee in Australia like Milwaukee wasn’t even that big in the uk until recently
Yeah it really is caught up with the rest of the world now! Massive swing towards Milwaukee here. Thank you for your comment 👍🏼
Bought my first set of Milwaukee tools last week! Went with the M18 hammer drill/impact kit.
Great kit Andy! Did you get the fuel version?
@@MachineryNation is the fuel version better than the normal? Trying to get my first set but don’t know if I should go with fuel or not
@@cristiansuarez744 yes defo go for the fuel! The non fuel is only domestic and mostly brushed motors 👍🏼
Yes i did. Got a free tool with the kit & i went with the M18 Fuel Surge
Just got the M12. Cheers for the video
Gonna have to pick up some of them mulit material bits and try em out
Worth it 🙌🏻
Stumbled on your channel a couple of days ago, HIGHLY entertaining and informative! Subscribed straight away thanks for the content. And you replied to my first comment immediately, great channel!
Thank you for the support and interaction 🙏🏼😎
I am officially a 12v fan - amazing machinery
Thank you Claus, we love your support 🤩
Great looking kit might have to try one. See if I could convert from yellow 😮🤨
Trust me you won’t regret that, I work with dewalt, makita and Milwaukee. There is only one winner
Yes Matt! 🤩🤩🤩
When I grow up I want friends like that!!! Just have fun with power tools
Yes, most of my friends are power tools, some just tools 👍🏼
Just got the m12, excited to use it!
I’m excited for you 🙌🏻
Love my m18 Drill! Proper bit of kit😁
They are a beautiful piece of kit, thanks Nick 💪🏼👍🏼
You Gents have waaay too much fun. 🥳
Totally Stella 😂
The 2 ronnies are back drilling through 4 skins and flashing the camera. I was waiting for the rapping when you said Hammer time. Nutters the pair of you lol Great funny vid. Well done Paul Barnes.
Hahahaha thank you Neil 👍🏼
Them m12 are a ridiculous but I’m still m18, loved the video guys
Haha treat yourself Karl 👍🏼
@@MachineryNation think I might need to now
My absolute favorite brand of tools great video
Thank you
Another great video like the way you guys have fun while comparing new tools
Thank you Hoss. We like to have fun, life is boring otherwise 🤩
Too funny whit the concrete block at the end lol
😂😂
Great series chaps. I must get round to sorting out a 12v 3/8 impact gun as my old one is going south quickly.
We are here if you need us. Our website has everything you need at competitive prices 👍🏼
Been considering the m12 fuel as im a DIYer with little side jobs here and there. Seems like the m12 for size, weight power and price is more appealing. The m18 fuel, being more expensive is also slightly heavier which at the end of the day is ok if you need the power and speed. But for me whats an extra 30 seconds? Im not building houses.
that's good test from Korea
Thank you Max 👍🏼
You guys are having way too much fun 😂😂😂
Always!
Y'all might wanna consider a respirator when drilling concrete, cement, drywall (sheetrock). Silica inside that stuff.
Yeah we have in out there videos after realising this 🤦🏻♂️
both drills Done well and it looks like you had a lot of fun
Thank you Tim 🤩
Fun video. But guys. Wear some PPE. Silicosis is a real thing. Would have been a great time to demonstrate the dust mitigation system.
We will get masks not the next vid! I believe Jim Carey has finished with his now 😂👍🏼
M18 wood test didn't have the chuck tight enough and the bit was twisting in the chuck on the fourth hole.
Fun video to watch. I'm wondering how the bits faired?. Since that was definitely not the correct way to use them.
Which bits? Did we do it wrong? Sorry. How should be use them? The more help we can get the better, happy to receive constructive criticism 👍🏼
You tested the Milwakee M12 and M18 with Millwakee speed bore,Multi use and metal bits. The speed bore are a in and out bit. You tried to run them strait threw from start to finish. The metal bits you ran them full speed with no lube and watched them smoke. They need cutting fluid for anything thicker than sheet metal. The multi bit you ran dri and at high speed. Those bits are a low speed bit and water is recommended on anything concreate or masonry.
You all are having to much fun
Thank you Henry and Happy Birthday again 👍🏼
Great video guys, the ending was hilarious 😂
I know, not sure why I got so excited but there we are 😂😂 thanks Dan 👌🏽
I was thinking about buying one of those m12 ones but ended up buying a 12v ads fro Lidl and it’s done a cracking job for the price
I would love to do a comparison to see what the difference is!
Well it may well be up for sale some time again or if your ever planing on doing something like that I could maybe send it over to yous if ya can’t get a hold of one but would be great to see them side by side
Lidl tools do the job but don't stand the test of time the batteries are not the best quality and capacity is poor. And the tool itself is for hobby use not heavy duty !! Not even comparable to Milwaukee fuel. Possibly comparable to the non fuel Milwaukee stuff
I wonder if painting my DeWalts red would count as going red lol
It’s a start Martin 😂😂
Congrats Paul
Cheers Adam 🤩
The m18 drill can smash those speed feed bits through in speed 2 no problem much quicker than the m12 but the m12 is handy for small stuff and it’s good in metal 👍
Good to know John, thank you. 🤩
Great Video. Always entertaining watching all your videos.
Thank you Zubell 😎
Great video guy's I love my m12 drill. Will be looking to get a few more m12 tool now.
Yes Kevin! You know where we are 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Hi Hayes Machinery Nice one Thanks again
Cheers Darren 👍🏼
Those multi material bits were awesome!
Amazing really, those holes we drill in a puff! 😂
M18 for the win m12 heated hoodie is awesome tho
Keeps you warm, that’s for sure 👍🏼
I have a pile of both M12 and M18 with no overlaps....M12 for everything and M18 for everything else....lol! And I'm not giving them up !!
You keep them to yourself Robert, you deserve it 😂👍🏼
M18 but hey it's all good kit well done with another great video
Cheers Nev 🥳
Another great comparison video, looks like you guys are having a blast again!, I'll have to give the milwaukee bits a try.
Thank you Dan, give us a shout if you want to order some 👍🏼
Excellent video and enjoy the humor
Thank you JR 👍🏼
Excellent and funny video
Thank you Christian 👍🏼
Awesome video guys ! I have to say the Milwaukee thunder web drill bits are the best I’ve ever used ! I’d highly rate them
Best comment of the day! We love them! That pack I showed I have had for nearly 3 years and have only ever broken one and that was that M8! My fault complete aswell!
@@MachineryNation appreciate it 😁, I couldn’t go back to any other bits after using the Milwaukee thunderweb they really do have to be seen to be believed ! Even with stainless steel and some of the weird and wonderful alloys I work with they just keep on drilling ! Kinda starting to wish I went red instead of teal of the tools too 🤭. after your impact video, That little m12 packs some Torque. That and Milwaukee do more heavy / specific mechanics tools too
@@theautisticarborist6846 you can always change mate 😉 lol
@@MachineryNation I’d have to save my pocket money for a very long time 😂 mind if I sell a few saws and work the trees hard this year I could have both 😂
@@theautisticarborist6846 sell your “Teal Tools” on FB market place they will fetch good money, as not everyone like yourself has seen the light let haha 😉🥳
Great video. I own a few milwaukee tools. M12 and M18. Love them all. Can you compare the oscillating tools? I own a M12 and think its perfect. I am curious how it keeps up with his bigger brother.
Great Idea, we will see what we can do 👍🏼
Wranglerstar is currently on the hunt for a new (non yellow) impact wrench and is torn between M12 an M18
Tell them to come see our video! 😎
m18 Drill! Proper but as a kit is better as you can do so much less time of the job keep up the good videos
It’s not all about speed Sparky! 😉😂
What would you recommend m12 fuel drill or m18 non fuel drill
M12 fuel over non fuel 100%
Another great video guys! Love the banter 😂
Haha Banter 🤩
Anyone know how I can get my hands on this m12 model with the new chuck it seems to be the one sold everywhere but the US. Any retailers that ship to the us? Prices on ebay are cutthroat and there isn’t many for sale either
Sorry we only deal in the U.K. 👍🏼
The tools video are great
Thank you Ollie, we appreciate it 👍🏼
Great video. Subscribed! You guys should have put a high output battery on the m18 too like the m12 btw.
Thank you, yeah probably haha 😂
M12 can do 32mm auger bits easy and up to (from what I've used) 10mm on to reinforced concrete
That’s awesome Warp, when we get some bigger drills, we will have to try it 🤩
Those are some nice machines
Very nice 🥳
Nice demo was that Happy dust you where breathing in lol
Very happy dust I think 😂😂
Love this series. Keep it going guys!
Thank you Garrett 👍🏼
Great video lads
Thank you Oliver 😎
Love the m18 drills. I can’t switch to m12.
Have both 🤩
love a bit of blow back great video and funny as hell
Thank you Micky Moo 👍🏼💪🏼
beautiful video form Italy
It would be great if you could swap tools in these tests so we can see how close these M18 and M12 tools are. So far I've not needed to buy any M18 tools as the M12 copes with everything I've thrown at my tools.
Swapping would be great, but we try to to make the vids too long. We did swap tools in the Hackzall/Sawzall vid 👍🏼
nice review i love my m12 drills!!!
We loved them too! 🥳
Well done video!
Great fun video guys 😂💪🏻
Thank you Gary 🥳
Great video there nice bit of kit power full 👍
Thank you Ash 👍🏼
Love the videos. Keep up the good work
Thank you Anthony 👍🏼
The way the M12 went through the timber was impressive!!
But on a serious note, I really need to know what you fellas put in your tea 🤣😂🤣😂
More Tea?! 😂
Great work guys. Well done .
Thank you Brent 😎
My electric ratchet is the only m12 tool I have, but I keep getting surprised by how well they perform on videos
I know right 😎
@@MachineryNation But I do love Milwaukee just as much as you guys 😂
@@linkaan14 awe thank you 👍🏼
M12 is looking good
Looking good, feels great 👍🏼
Nice Video as always
Thank you Bernhard 🤩
I’m pretty sure that dust may have silica in it, in the US it’s like the new asbestos. You guys really should consider desk management for the sake of your health and to set a proper example.
On the other hand I love Milwaukee’s M12 series of tools. I started off in Bosch 12V tools, but Milwaukee just Crush is it by a landslide! However Bosch does have a 12V router, planer and orbital sander which I want all three of them.
Thanks, I think... You may have noticed we were not expecting that to happen! Desk management?
We wore safety glasses and ear defenders especially for you safety Sally’s.
For Silica to be of anywhere near a dangerous level we would need to be breathing in 50 micrograms per cubic meter of air, averaged over an 8 hour period. Yes if we had known this was going to happen, we would of wore N95 masks. 👍🏼🤩
@@MachineryNation Well said, I like your tool reviews, they are very entertaining keep up the good work…cheers from the USA…
SDS next!! Really impressed with the M12 drills... used my hammer drill for the first time yesterday to punch some holes for electric work and thought I was going to break my wrist with that little thing. Keep having fun and can't wait for the next video!
Thank you Joe. It is a wicked little drill with a big heart 🤩 can’t wait for the SDS 💪🏼
Looks to me like he flipped the switch to setting 1 when pressing the tool on that last hole
Interesting 😂
great video
Thank you Derek 🤩
Got to say the m18 stuff kicks ass but still m12 wow
Crazy hey! 🤩
need update of gen 4 tools
Yes we do 👍🏼
I do hvac you only really need the m18 for whole saw bits the m12 does a great job with normal Masonary bits and metal bits
do you think the m12 can do get the hole saw done too?
@@shellz5437 depends on through what plywood and 2x6 and things like that it’s great but concrete and thick walls I recommend an m18
@@thicok4555 dam ok thank you i was hoping it would because i only have m12 tools with the only m12 charger i wished i wouldnt have to merge to m18 but ok thanks
i also do hvac as well and most of the time we use the drill is for hole saw into houses with concrete and wood behind or sending a masonary bit
@@shellz5437 yeah doing stuff like that you’re definitely gonna want an M18 Drill they make chargers that charge M12 and M18batteries but you should have no issue with an M12 impact for pretty much anything
Great vid!
Thank you Mats
Please don’t let these guys anywhere near a building site.
Not to much chance of that haha 😂
@@MachineryNation 🕺🕺🕺🕺