expired Posted by mg3 • Sep 24, 2024
Sep 24, 2024 10:49 AM
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Item 1 of 2
expired Posted by mg3 • Sep 24, 2024
Sep 24, 2024 10:49 AM
Milwaukee M12 Cordless 3/8" Ratchet (Bare Tool)
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$30 more for brushless is probably worth it if you are a tech and work on vehicles everyday!
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I'm an avid tool user and wooter. I'm used to seeing DeWalt woot deals, Ryobi has been appearing here and there, but this is the first Milwaukee I can recall seeing maybe ever? Will have to keep an eye out for more Milwaukee Woot deals.
Maybe someone can correct me there if there have been other Milwaukee M12 or M18 Woot sales
Please correct me if I'm wrong about the manual part-- I often just surround myself with SD tools and grab/drop them until the fastener is taken care of, so maybe I'm misremembering it.
Please correct me if I'm wrong about the manual part-- I often just surround myself with SD tools and grab/drop them until the fastener is taken care of, so maybe I'm misremembering it.
1) The owners manual specially says not to so depending on what breaks they may not cover it (trust me).
2) I would like to see the actual Milwaukee power ratchet they are using. There are about 4 versions of these and this one is VERY lightweight and cheap feeling. It is listed as 35lbs torque max. The others use all metal components and are rated at 150+ lbs of torque. They are very very different beasts. This one will make cracking sounds and flex with even fairly light pressure.
Notice in the attached image. The 1/4 inch strong version is the same size and strength as this one. That should tell you something. This one isn't made for heavy duty hard work.
If you're the one who thumbed me down have a read:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Milwauke...t_is
1) The owners manual specially says not to so depending on what breaks they may not cover it (trust me).
2) I would like to see the actual Milwaukee power ratchet they are using. There are about 4 versions of these and this one is VERY lightweight and cheap feeling. It is listed as 35lbs torque max. The others use all metal components and are rated at 150+ lbs of torque. They are very very different beasts. This one will make cracking sounds and flex with even fairly light pressure.
Notice in the attached image. The 1/4 inch strong version is the same size and strength as this one. That should tell you something. This one isn't made for heavy duty hard work.
If you're the one who thumbed me down have a read:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Milwauke...t_is
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