Top 10 Milwaukee Tools In My DIY Garage
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
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Have a look at the astro-pneumatic nano sockets, 3/8 drive, absolute gold! Saved me a fair few hours and plenty of head ache, especially when you don't need to strip half of the stuff to get to where you need to be.
I've had those bookmarked for about a year, probably time to pull the trigger on those. Anything that saves a space under the hood saves time!
I forgot to mention, I do have Astros nano ratchet which is a 3/8" head on an extended 1/4" handle. Pretty nice when working in tight spots.
@@TorqueAndTwisted very handy to have, especially as you can use them as pass-through ratchet with a 17mm spanner on the outer hex.
@@BorisSpark I was just on Amazon and noticed the Astro makes a pass-through ratchet to pair with their sockets as well. Got that one bookmarked now as well 👍
@@TorqueAndTwisted in all honesty, if I had more money, there would be a whole lot more tools than what I've already got. Probably got best part of 1500 items on Amazon wish list. Which I'm slowly buying.
Great selection. I have all of these except for the m12 ratchets and the rotating head ratchet. Definitely plan on getting the 3/8 set soon. Good stuff brother. 👍🏽
Right on! Thanks for watching!
I recently picked up that roto head set, I'm really impressed with the quality. IMO Milwaukee's hand tools are a little too pricey for what they are, granted the quality is really nice. When they are on sale it's the best time to grab them. I seen many great deals over the holidays. There socket sets and wrenches are awesome. I want to get more. Thanks for the video brother, I appreciate it.
Right on! The roto head might be my most used tool in the garage.
Wtf???? I’ve never seen that rotating head ratchet. I WANT AND NEED IT
If you want it ASAP, check the video description. I've got a link to that Milwaukee travel socket and rotating ratchet kit on Amazon. And I believe it's on sale right now.
Did you have any problems with the rotating head ratchet? Somebody on the Milwaukee website said the ratchet broke or stripped after a few uses
Never had an issue in 4 years. Great ratchet for lighter jobs as It's a compact and has a very helpful design to speed up the process. It isn't a beefcake tool ready for a beating. I'd go with something else for that. Likely that the person who stripped the gears was applying a bit more torque than these rotating heads are designed for.
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Thanks for watching, cheers!
That 12V drill is ass dies so fast and pissweak
The battery is what determines how long it lasts, and not really the drill itself. A 6.0ah battery does great for it.
It's not meant for HD tasks. I put this this drill through paces at work for the last 3 years. I use it to drill 1/4 - 1/2" mild steel/stainless regularly and it breaks through quick. I can't speak for how well it performs on wood.
@@yorselrus1996 in my experience it did great with wood. No complaints.
@@TorqueAndTwisted well for what I do when drilling through studs or hole sawing it tends to get caught up multiple times compared to any 18V drill I have used
@@filo5240 well I can certainly say, a 12V tool will be outperformed in just about every category by an 18V tool.