| Product Description: | Milwaukee m18 4-tool combo kit includes m18 fuel 1/2 in. Hammer drill/driver, m18 fuel 1/4in. Hex impact driver, m18 fuel oscillating multi-tool, and led work light. FeaturesMilwaukee's powerstate brushless motor, redlink plus intelligence, and redlithium battery technology, resulting in longer motor life, longer run time, and more power.Milwaukee m18 fuel 4-1/2in. / 5in. Grinder paddle switch, no lock is next advancement in power and performance, generating 11a corded power, fastest cutting, and delivering up to 135 cuts per charge. Powerstate brushless motor delivers maximum sustained power and 8,500 rpm. Includes an electronic clutch for kickback protection and overload protection to maximize motor life.Milwaukee m18 inflator delivers fast, accurate, easy inflation. Optimized for passenger, light truck, and or medium-duty tires. Rated to deliver a max of 150psi, high-efficiency motor tops off 33 in. light truck tires in under 1 minute. Truefill technology features an auto-pressure check designed to wait for pressure to stabilize, check system pressure, and fill until desired target is reached. In addition, an auto shut-off feature will stop inflation at selected psi to prevent overinflation allowing users to set it and forget it. Includes (4) psi memory slots, anti-vibrationft., a 36 in. in. hose with an all-brass schrader chuck, and an on-board hose and nozzle storage.. |
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I use deWalt and Milwaukee tools extensively throughout my trade, my thoughts on these:
This Fuel oscillating tool is the best in the industry. It consistently takes first in oscillating tool shootouts on tool channels and also on project farm. I'm not aware of any other brand including German premium brands releasing anything better yet.
Inflator is the best battery intflator ever created. Get it, it's amazing. One downside is it comes with a threaded chuck which is annoying. I went on amazon and bought quite a few chucks to test. Here are my picks: If you're on a budget, get https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...UTF8&
But my favorite and it's quite expensive at $27 is a self locking chuck by JACO. You just slide it right on and it holds. Press a button and it pops right off. Doesn't leak if you seat it right. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...UTF8&
Impact driver is too powerful for the stuff I do. If you let it rip screwing regular screws into wood, it's too easy to sink it in pretty deep. I imagine it's perfect for people who work with hole saws, lag bolts, and big butterfly bits. I like to use deWalt atomic little impact driver, it's slower and gives me finer depth control while squeezing trigger all the way. Takes like a second longer per screw. Older impact drivers only had one ball bearing holding bits. In use with butterfly bits where you had to use quite a bit of force to yank it out of the hole it would sometimes release the bit. At some point last year I think, they updated it to 2 ball bearing. Not sure if they ran out of older ones yet, I think the one I got from 5 months ago had one ball bearing. Look inside the chuck and you will see.
Drill I didn't get to use much so I don't have any opinion on it. All the stuff I have, even drill bits, have hexes for impact driver use. From reviews it's somewhere in the middle of the pact. deWalt and Flex make more powerful ones. Maybe someone who actually uses hammer drills to drill concrete can chime in.
Angle grinder I have used a little bit to grind down a rebar or a bolt sticking out of the floor here and there. It's average. It will do the job here and there but it won't cut it for heavy duty prolonged use, but it's perfect for little things that come up. If you must use a battery instead of corded grinder for a big job, I recommend deWalt 60v grinder with a 9ah battery. It's a beast that will outlast this Milwaukee probably twice as long before shutting down due to overheating. This grinder is probably the reason this kit comes with HO batteries. Some of the time it shuts down is probably due to regular non HO batteries overheating due to high current draw.
Jobsite speaker if you decide to go for it, is decent. Takes 12v and 18v batteries.
Charger that comes with this kit is slowest garbage they have that they give away with everything. Ok for home use, but if you're a tradesman you want to buy a rapid charger.
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I use deWalt and Milwaukee tools extensively throughout my trade, my thoughts on these:
This Fuel oscillating tool is the best in the industry. It consistently takes first in oscillating tool shootouts on tool channels and also on project farm. I'm not aware of any other brand including German premium brands releasing anything better yet.
Inflator is the best battery intflator ever created. Get it, it's amazing. One downside is it comes with a threaded chuck which is annoying. I went on amazon and bought quite a few chucks to test. Here are my picks: If you're on a budget, get https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...UTF8&
But my favorite and it's quite expensive at $27 is a self locking chuck by JACO. You just slide it right on and it holds. Press a button and it pops right off. Doesn't leak if you seat it right. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...UTF8&
Impact driver is too powerful for the stuff I do. If you let it rip screwing regular screws into wood, it's too easy to sink it in pretty deep. I imagine it's perfect for people who work with hole saws, lag bolts, and big butterfly bits. I like to use deWalt atomic little impact driver, it's slower and gives me finer depth control while squeezing trigger all the way. Takes like a second longer per screw. Older impact drivers only had one ball bearing holding bits. In use with butterfly bits where you had to use quite a bit of force to yank it out of the hole it would sometimes release the bit. At some point last year I think, they updated it to 2 ball bearing. Not sure if they ran out of older ones yet, I think the one I got from 5 months ago had one ball bearing. Look inside the chuck and you will see.
Drill I didn't get to use much so I don't have any opinion on it. All the stuff I have, even drill bits, have hexes for impact driver use. From reviews it's somewhere in the middle of the pact. deWalt and Flex make more powerful ones. Maybe someone who actually uses hammer drills to drill concrete can chime in.
Angle grinder I have used a little bit to grind down a rebar or a bolt sticking out of the floor here and there. It's average. It will do the job here and there but it won't cut it for heavy duty prolonged use, but it's perfect for little things that come up. If you must use a battery instead of corded grinder for a big job, I recommend deWalt 60v grinder with a 9ah battery. It's a beast that will outlast this Milwaukee probably twice as long before shutting down due to overheating. This grinder is probably the reason this kit comes with HO batteries. Some of the time it shuts down is probably due to regular non HO batteries overheating due to high current draw.
Jobsite speaker if you decide to go for it, is decent. Takes 12v and 18v batteries.
Charger that comes with this kit is slowest garbage they have that they give away with everything. Ok for home use, but if you're a tradesman you want to buy a rapid charger.
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This has the TOTL Oscillating tool with low vibrations, TOTL hammer drill, TOTL inflator, TOTL? impact, very good grinder. HO 6AH is Milwaukee's best battery, 3 AH is decently compact and crappy flashlight.
You can get a RIDGID vacuum. Get a battery adapter so you use the Milwaukee battery.
Ryobi's hammer drill is weak compared to the M18. Ryobi has some weird safety feature which will shut off the drill prematurely.
Milwaukee has a 5 year warranty on tools while Ryobi is 3 years.
Milwaukee fuel also has a higher resale value.
OR fix it correctly and be done...should have been completed BEFORE even getting on the road with a crappy tire.
This has the TOTL Oscillating tool with low vibrations, TOTL hammer drill, TOTL inflator, TOTL? impact, very good grinder. HO 6AH is Milwaukee's best battery, 3 AH is decently compact and crappy flashlight.
You can get a RIDGID vacuum. Get a battery adapter so you use the Milwaukee battery.
Ryobi's hammer drill is weak compared to the M18. Ryobi has some weird safety feature which will shut off the drill prematurely.
Milwaukee has a 5 year warranty on tools while Ryobi is 3 years.
Milwaukee fuel also has a higher resale value.
OR fix it correctly and be done...should have been completed BEFORE even getting on the road with a crappy tire.
https://www.homedepot.c
Anyone want have recommendations for a drill bit and screw driver set? From what I read, the cobalt is the way to go and I may wait for a better sale. In the meantime, grab some from HF in the meantime? Probably just mostly wood, maybe stucco/concrete rarely.
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