The Most Expensive Milwaukee Fan Ever! New M18 Brushless 18" Fan Review 0821-20
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2024
- Milwaukee M18 Brushless 18in Fan 0821-20 (Bare Tool) - acmetools.pxf.io/Wqo3DO
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Beat the Heat: The New Milwaukee M18 Brushless 18" Fan Keeps You Cool Anywhere
The summer sun is relentless, and staying cool on the jobsite can be a challenge. Milwaukee knows this, and that's why they've developed the new M18 Brushless 18" Fan (model 0821-20). This powerhouse fan delivers corded performance with the convenience of cordless portability, making it a game-changer for anyone who works up a sweat.
Cordless Convenience, Corded Power
Let's face it, extension cords can be a hassle. They tangle, they limit your reach, and they're just one more thing to trip over. The M18 Brushless 18" Fan eliminates that problem entirely. Powered by Milwaukee's M18 battery platform, this fan delivers up to 5 hours of runtime on high with an M18 HD12.0 battery. Need to keep cool even longer? No problem! Just plug the fan into an outlet using the integrated AC plug for continuous runtime.
Built for Tough Conditions
Jobsites are tough environments, and your fan needs to be tough too. The M18 Brushless 18" Fan features a reinforced metal base and shroud design that can withstand drops, bumps, and even the occasional splash of water. The brushless motor is not only durable, but it also delivers quiet operation so you can hear what's going on around you.
Powerful Airflow for Any Situation
With an 18-inch blade and a brushless motor, the M18 Brushless 18" Fan generates powerful airflow over 50 feet, keeping you cool and comfortable even on the hottest days. The fan head also rotates 360 degrees, so you can direct the airflow exactly where you need it. Choose from three different speed settings to find the perfect amount of cooling for any situation.
Easy Storage and Transport
When the workday is done, the M18 Brushless 18" Fan packs up quickly and easily. The interlocking stackable design allows you to save space in your truck or toolbox. And at just 26.5 inches tall, this fan is easy to maneuver and store.
Stay Cool and Productive with the Milwaukee M18 Brushless 18" Fan
Whether you're a contractor, a mechanic, or a DIY enthusiast, the Milwaukee M18 Brushless 18" Fan is a must-have tool for beating the heat. With its cordless convenience, corded power, and durable construction, this fan will keep you cool and productive all day long.
The price of the Milwaukee M18 Brushless 18" Fan is $249.99.
Warranty on the Milwaukee M18 Brushless 18" Fan is 1-Year.
00:00 Introduction
00:10 Features & Specs
01:33 Noise Level & Performance
05:24 Price
05:53 Final Thoughts - Навчання та стиль
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Love this fan. Use it inside my house to circulate the air and also used it when I went camping last week! Great to have inside the tent, no heat at all
Legit looking at it for camping .
Very cool, not cheap, that’s Milwaukee. Good motors and fans are not inexpensive. Get what you pay for.
I have one and can attest…. Fan is awesome and worth it
If I was in the Milwaukee platform instead of DeWalt & FLEX, I’d say it’s worth $250. It looks like a great fan.
Nice/helpful review.
worth every penny.
$250.00 seems about right for Milwaukee. The fan is sweet! Plus it’s from big Red. Gotta get one!
Torn between this fan,got Milwaukee batterys. Or new Ryobi 40v fan would need to use my battery inverter.
I love mine. Been using it with a 6ah. Relatively quiet and pushes out a whole lot of air.
How long will it run on that battery
Ive used it for about 8 hrs
@@metronyc2855 Was that 8 hours on low speed or medium?
box fan with a top off...nice
I got this for work last week. I work in an auto shop. Its awesome. Not super loud, evem on the highest setting, alot of movement. I just leave it plugged in. I just leave it in a corner so i habe some room to walk around and whatnot. I paid more than the 250 but honestly, its worth it.
How strong is it ?
Could u test the Ridgid 18" and Ryobi
U could have a "FAN OFF" 😅
I’d still buy it…! LoL!
I’d say my neighbour Jeff is the most expensive Milwaukee fan. He owns all their tools but doesn’t even use em 😂
im jeff
There listed at £400 in the UK.
$500!
Battery Question: There a good number of negative reviews on the 12 amp Milwaukee battery. That's my only concern about this fan. I want the longer run time with the more powerful battery but it doesn't sound reliable. Would you comment on this, please?
Are those red dividers in the barrel for aiming the air in a straight direction because some of the barrel fans push the air in a open direction. The small m18 fan is like that it blows a ton of air like a perfect straight direction because of its design
This pushes in a wide area
@@WorkshopAddictis there a fan that just focuses the air in a straight line or point? I work in a huge warehouse so i dont care for room circulation.
I bought a 1600cfm 10in fan from home depot and i could not feel the air at all even at about 15ft away. Seems that fan was best for a room.
Great channel and info. Ryobi has a similar one for $170 … and dewalt has some very powerful all electric commercial fans
The Ryobi fan is LOUD. Like, I CaNT HEAR you loud.
@@WorkshopAddict oh damn!!
I have the ryobi fan, and it's loud.
All plastic. And it wobbles when it's on high.
Same as this in high i can't talk if 8 am close
Question, does it drop speed on all 3 settings on battery power or it drops only on max?
Might be because the power supply is pushing 20-21volts and battery sits at 18V after a few minutes of use after full charge.
It drops speed on all settings, but it is easiest to hear on video on high. I believe your idea on the power supply is correct.
Handle should've come with a rafter hook
Great idea!
You know I think ur the man to ask...been subscribed to ur channel forever. I'm a mobile forklift mechanic...I work out of a 2023 promaster...I want this fan however it's so damn big. You think it's worth going through the trouble of storing it vs the old m18 which is much smaller ? I guess I could store it on the passenger seat...lol
If by old M18 fan you mean the 9 or 10 inch model, yes, I think this is worth it. If you need air, this fan will move it. Build a box and store it on the trailer somewhere. Maybe the ceiling? The old one is less then 25 percent of this one IMHO. But it is larger. If you want air movement and can figure it out, do it. You are who this is meant for.
@@WorkshopAddict …..thanks brother
How would this compare to the new ryobi 40v whisper series fan?
You mean the latest 20'' they released with the rugged wheels? That one is about 6,300 CFM on high. The previous 40v 14" aircannon is 2,000 CFM.
If you want brushless, ego has one. Got that sucker for 111 on clearance
Can you feel it outside? About 50ft away?
How would you compare this fan to the old ryobi 18 inch fan
Milwaukee has more cfm and is much more quiet.
I'm trying to get it. But it is out of stock
I love everything about this but the cost. I will just wait for a used one to pop up on facebook marketplace, I can’t justify $250 on a fan
I agree and the only thing I can say is that I have never seen a fan like this before. It is amazing.
Apparently, you do not live/work in the ever sunshine State of Florida, because if you did, you wouldn’t flinch at the cost. 👍🏾😂
Tough sell when a basic corded fan can be bought for 1/4 the cost. Cordless is nice for short periods in unpowered environments. Not charging the battery while on corded power is a huge miss.
I am not sure this is a basic fan. I can see where contractors will pony up the money for this. I too wish it could charge a battery also.
@@WorkshopAddict Be nice if it would switch to battery power if running when the power goes out or cord is pulled. Cords get kicked all the time on the job.
@motofunk1 It does do that and I show it.
@@WorkshopAddict Missed that... Glad it works.
give it 2 months. rapid charger blue tooth one key $650. that what the commies do
Milwaukee is exausting the m18 battery platform and are depending on the 12ah and high current forge way too heavily. Makita did the dual battery 36v forever ago, and then made the new one battery xgt platform, dewalt made flexvolt, and metabo hpt has multivolt. Flex is 24v so out the gate they have 20% more voltage to play with. Even tti's own ryobi went 36v on their big stuff. If milwaukee is going to stick to m18 they need to make a lot more dual battery tools, thats how makita got away with it for so long. Im suprised they didnt manage a dual voltage battery, there must be a hard limiter in the architecture of the m18 that prevents it from doing voltage swapping like flexvolt or multivolt
£419 in the UK (About $500 US). 🥺🥹🫣🤒
1year warranty for $250😂
3400 CFM......Hmmmmmm a little disappointedI keep MY EGO 56V 18" Misting Fan (5000 CFM)
Don Bacon might as well be a dem
250USD 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
And they can't incorporate a slow charger in it...
I’ve been impatiently waiting for your review on this product since its release, excellent review as always. 👍🏾🫡