These are excellent, and I really like them a LOT. I had the V1, and I thought I lost it, so I bought a replacement soon after. The 2nd one ended up being a V2. Then I found the first one. Guess I should just add a V3 to the collection.
There is not right or wrong answer, both saw have their applications. i have them both, i use them both. depending on the job i use the most convinient. thanks for the video.
I bought a 15ga. Finish nailer just over 2 years ago. I had to send it in after the first year of ownership because it wasn't setting nails all the way. It worked great again for about another year. Then about a month and a half ago it started not setting nails again all the way. So I sent it back in for a warranty repair. I got it back denied warranty, in pieces and missing screws. They didn't give a reason why it was denied. So i called their customer service. The lady i talked to first tried telling me that they didn't find anything wrong with it. If that was the case why send it back in pieces? I asked the lady this and she then tells me that OSHA doesn't allow them to send back broken tools to customers. I thought it wasn't broke? She then tried to say the company that sent it in for me told them to send it back to them that way. Right. After a few more minutes on the phone with this lady i got to why they denied my claim. A almost $450 tool that is aimed as being a tool for pro's is only allowed a certain amount of nails shot through it to be within warranty! This is crazy. They have a chip that counts how many nails are shot through it, and will only allow a certain amount, but they don't tell you that anywhere on the box, on their website or in the warranty paperwork. Its a way to screw you out of holding up to the warranty they claim on the box, website and paperwork. Just know they surely have this for all their tools, not just their nailers.
oof. this is BS customer service. seems as we still need to pick and choose from many brands for certain tools. when it's seems to good to be true, it usually is a sign it is
Just get a metabo hpt that you can very easily and quickly repressurize with air, instead of a milwaukee which needs to be taken apart and repressurized with nitrogen, making them effectively disposable guns for most
Tenh vindo a analizar algumas das maquinas da milwakee desde a muito tempo bem ao purmonor .Assim como algumas maquinas de outras marcas,como a Hilti,a bosche,aa Duwalte ,a maquita,e tambem a Metabo, que sao ja muito conhecidas,por algum tempo,mas cheguei a concluzao de que a Milwakee e uma marca de qualidade muito boa,mas olhando ao seu preco nao consegue ganhar asoutras marcas, principalmente a Hilti.E muito cara ,e o seu preco nao justifica nada a compra.para a Milwakee,poder ganhar a Hiltia bosche,ou a metabo,teria que ser mais barata vinte por cento no minimo.Hoje as marcas de maquinas mais conceituadas como as que ja indiquei,ja sao feitas com as cndicoes modernas de seguranca,e de durabilidade futura a sua garantia e assitenciae muito elevada .Cico anos de garantia ,e assitencia quase na hora.. Num pais como portugal as maquinas Milwakee ja chgaram um pouco atrasadas.,e o poder de compra nao e nada favoroso..Eu ja trabalhei numa firma que tinha maquinas de varias marcas taos como milwakee, bosche maquita,Metabo e Duwalte.,e eu gostei mais de trabalhar cam as maquinasda bosche.
Milwaukee Boots? I wouldn’t be caught dead in those. If you want the best tools and gear, you have to find the best from different brands. Milwaukee makes the best battery powered tools, bar none. There is no way Milwaukee is going to have better boots than a company like Danner. Their laser level? If I remember right the laser sits 2 3/8ths above the surface it’s sitting on. I haven’t used the Milwaukee laser in a while but having a laser sit in 1/8ths instead of 1/2s is obnoxious. They really do a good job with some stuff but other things they just don’t think through.
Sir I m from India I request can u able to give me a drill machine I will be so thankful for your help Sir any brand, your choice ,plz sir any drill machine I will be so thankful Thank you
Not when you compare them to every other rainbow color tool on the market at that level of power and quality. The most expensive seems to be Makiti or Flex. First, stop looking at MSRP. You never pay that price. Second, there is a reason that Milwaukee is the number 1 tool brand on job sites, they are worth it.
@@tools-zone Not their cordless impact drill. Everyone I know, including myself, have issues with the impact drill. Press the trigger and you have a 50/50 chance it will run. Have to toggle the directional switch multiple times and/or pull out and reinstall battery to get them to run. For the price we pay for these tools, they should work reliably. Milwaukee is not there yet with all their tools.
thank you so much it was awesome
Glad you liked it!
Nice Vid!
Thanks for staying with us.
M12 laser has the accuracy for rooms in homes. M18 laser has the accuracy for entire jobsites.
Thanks for the info!
Thanks for the review and video brother.
you're welcome, stay hooked.
These are excellent, and I really like them a LOT. I had the V1, and I thought I lost it, so I bought a replacement soon after. The 2nd one ended up being a V2. Then I found the first one. Guess I should just add a V3 to the collection.
Great to hear!
love these tools
Awesome!
There is not right or wrong answer, both saw have their applications. i have them both, i use them both. depending on the job i use the most convinient. thanks for the video.
welcome, stay tuned
Nice
Thanks
I bought a 15ga. Finish nailer just over 2 years ago. I had to send it in after the first year of ownership because it wasn't setting nails all the way. It worked great again for about another year. Then about a month and a half ago it started not setting nails again all the way. So I sent it back in for a warranty repair. I got it back denied warranty, in pieces and missing screws.
They didn't give a reason why it was denied.
So i called their customer service. The lady i talked to first tried telling me that they didn't find anything wrong with it. If that was the case why send it back in pieces? I asked the lady this and she then tells me that OSHA doesn't allow them to send back broken tools to customers. I thought it wasn't broke? She then tried to say the company that sent it in for me told them to send it back to them that way. Right. After a few more minutes on the phone with this lady i got to why they denied my claim. A almost $450 tool that is aimed as being a tool for pro's is only allowed a certain amount of nails shot through it to be within warranty! This is crazy. They have a chip that counts how many nails are shot through it, and will only allow a certain amount, but they don't tell you that anywhere on the box, on their website or in the warranty paperwork. Its a way to screw you out of holding up to the warranty they claim on the box, website and paperwork. Just know they surely have this for all their tools, not just their nailers.
thanks for sharing your experience
Isn’t it oil pressure and I believe i saw a video on how you can fix that I’ll try and find the link if you would like me to
oof. this is BS customer service. seems as we still need to pick and choose from many brands for certain tools. when it's seems to good to be true, it usually is a sign it is
Just get a metabo hpt that you can very easily and quickly repressurize with air, instead of a milwaukee which needs to be taken apart and repressurized with nitrogen, making them effectively disposable guns for most
they making shoes now !! XD
Not your regular shoe!
Tenh vindo a analizar algumas das maquinas da milwakee desde a muito tempo bem ao purmonor .Assim como algumas maquinas de outras marcas,como a Hilti,a bosche,aa Duwalte ,a maquita,e tambem a Metabo, que sao ja muito conhecidas,por algum tempo,mas cheguei a concluzao de que a Milwakee e uma marca de qualidade muito boa,mas olhando ao seu preco nao consegue ganhar asoutras marcas, principalmente a Hilti.E muito cara ,e o seu preco nao justifica nada a compra.para a Milwakee,poder ganhar a Hiltia bosche,ou a metabo,teria que ser mais barata vinte por cento no minimo.Hoje as marcas de maquinas mais conceituadas como as que ja indiquei,ja sao feitas com as cndicoes modernas de seguranca,e de durabilidade futura a sua garantia e assitenciae muito elevada .Cico anos de garantia ,e assitencia quase na hora.. Num pais como portugal as maquinas Milwakee ja chgaram um pouco atrasadas.,e o poder de compra nao e nada favoroso..Eu ja trabalhei numa firma que tinha maquinas de varias marcas taos como milwakee, bosche maquita,Metabo e Duwalte.,e eu gostei mais de trabalhar cam as maquinasda bosche.
Thanks for your thinking.
The work boots will probably be trash
how can you say that?
Because he knows what good work boots look like? Not synthetic
Milwaukee Boots? I wouldn’t be caught dead in those. If you want the best tools and gear, you have to find the best from different brands. Milwaukee makes the best battery powered tools, bar none. There is no way Milwaukee is going to have better boots than a company like Danner. Their laser level? If I remember right the laser sits 2 3/8ths above the surface it’s sitting on. I haven’t used the Milwaukee laser in a while but having a laser sit in 1/8ths instead of 1/2s is obnoxious. They really do a good job with some stuff but other things they just don’t think through.
Thanks for sharing.
Expensive...
Agreed!
Sir I m from India
I request can u able to give me a drill machine
I will be so thankful for your help
Sir any brand, your choice ,plz sir any drill machine
I will be so thankful
Thank you
which type of drill you need ? corded or cordless?
Anything u can I will be happy with anything
I need something that can help me to hole in. Concrete walls,
Or sir u r a tool expert, i know u have a great choice
I never used any drill machine, so don't know about what is good, corded or cordless
Sir you are not replying anyone
Фестул лучше !!!!!
Yes, we've done a video on Festool. You may check it out.
how about just trying to make a good drill chuck , before making more sht products
Good suggestion to Milwaukee.
Most overpriced tools in the world
but they worth every penny
Not when you compare them to every other rainbow color tool on the market at that level of power and quality.
The most expensive seems to be Makiti or Flex.
First, stop looking at MSRP. You never pay that price. Second, there is a reason that Milwaukee is the number 1 tool brand on job sites, they are worth it.
@@tools-zone Not their cordless impact drill. Everyone I know, including myself, have issues with the impact drill. Press the trigger and you have a 50/50 chance it will run.
Have to toggle the directional switch multiple times and/or pull out and reinstall battery to get them to run. For the price we pay for these tools, they should work reliably. Milwaukee is not there yet with all their tools.
Ignorant comment
@@ONE_22 the fact that you think a drill and an impact are the same thing tells me everything
А чего это ваш мужик рекламируя ваш инструмент , ходит в обуви Dewalt ?
There is no rules that a Milwaukee guy can't wear Dewalt shoes. Thanks for your concern.