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Post #137067416 added 05-13-2020 7:55 AM by DealHunter1001 in Deal Talk
I want this set, but this is out of stock :(
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Post #137220482 added 05-18-2020 8:27 AM by gtg465x in Deal Talk
There are three different M12 FUEL drill drivers, 1st and 2nd gen fixed head and also one with changeable heads. All are faster (FUEL fixed head 1700 RPM vs FUEL changeable 1600 RPM vs non-FUEL 1500...
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Post #137096630 added 05-14-2020 4:44 AM by Samuraidog in Deal Talk
I had the same question. I just found this in a google search. https://toolguyd.com/can-you-remove-lug-nuts-with-a-cordless-impact-driver/
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Post #137110784 added 05-14-2020 12:28 PM by berrnard in Deal Talk
i have the bosch version and really like it. the offset head is very handy ...
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Post #137066333 added 05-13-2020 7:15 AM by Doc15 in Deal Talk
Great first set. I got a similar set around xmas for the same price, but came without the multi-tool, but with the 3/8 ratchet and a flash light. I really wanted the ratchet more than anything, but...
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Post #137094581 added 05-13-2020 11:27 PM by htownteg in Deal Talk
I have the same set as you from xmas. All the tools are awesome and the 12v is more than enough power for me. Everything is compact and light. I also got it mainly for the 3/8 ratchet.
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Post #137122394 added 05-14-2020 7:07 PM by SirFrancisJohnson in Deal Talk
Ah, one of the eat, drink, and breathe tool guys I predicted would say these are no good;) Seems a large jump to go from one or two uses to semi-regular use, doesn't it? Haha. Surely if anything...
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Post #137810990 added 06-07-2020 10:16 PM by Ruslan09 in Deal Talk
If you want a hobby tool for your wife this is perfect. Bottom line is, this is 100% a hobby tool and not even a homeowner/diy level tool.
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Post #137064770 added 05-13-2020 6:08 AM by kupop2 in Deal Talk
Nope, sounds perfect for that. Just know that you'll probably get into it and then want to upgrade everything to fuel or m18 fuel down the road! More cash!
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Post #137097041 added 05-14-2020 5:13 AM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
The impact tool in this deal is an impact driver, intended for driving screws. What you want for automotive work is an impact wrench. The appropriately sized Milwaukee M12 12v impact wrenches are...
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Post #137113409 added 05-14-2020 1:45 PM by jdshear01 in Deal Talk
I love the idea of these - I'm a traveling field technician and at the most I might have to anchor a networking device or phone mount onto a wall. That may include drilling 4 holes and then driving...
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Post #137078054 added 05-13-2020 12:50 PM by diecast17 in Deal Talk
What can you use the multi tool for?
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Post #137069240 added 05-13-2020 8:47 AM by Zeal4aDeal in Deal Talk
Not fuel right?
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Post #137098022 added 05-14-2020 6:08 AM by znigma in Deal Talk
I missed the part about impact driver. Thought I saw impact wrench included too. Thanks for catching that.
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Post #137094536 added 05-12-2020 8:16 PM by Discombobulated in Deal Talk
Home Depot has Milwaukee M12 12V Li-Ion Drill/Impact Driver 3-Tool Combo Kit w/ M12 Multi-Tool (2498-23-2426-20) on sale for $199. Shipping is free. Thanks CrimsonActivity Features: Includes...
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Post #137100992 added 05-14-2020 7:54 AM by Jefu. in Deal Talk
I do a few things around the house but I would rather not upgrade later and just get the more powerful stuff now...at least that's my thinking but I'm far from an experienced DIY'er. I'm really after...
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Post #137064713 added 05-13-2020 6:06 AM by MCalzone in Deal Talk
No. I would grab it. I am deep into the M18 series. The oscillating tool is one of those things that you will need once a year, but it will be the best tool for that job. The M18 hackszall with a...
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Post #137065547 added 05-13-2020 6:43 AM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
People don't pay a little extra for Milwaukee M12 tools because they are fashionable, but because they are great quality, decently powerful, proven reliable, compact little lightweight tools that...
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Post #137071664 added 05-13-2020 9:51 AM by bigsmooth in Deal Talk
I picked up the Dewalt 12v brushless impact and driver with 2x 2ah batteries for $150. Haven't used them much yet but are the Dewalts a significant improvement over these Milwaukees? Don't know that...
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Post #137064167 added 05-13-2020 5:36 AM by timmy.beer in Deal Talk
This set comes out to $50 per tool, if we consider the charger and 2 batteries to be free. Does anybody have a good argument - against a Jr-novice homeowning DIYer / baller on a budget / guy who...
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Post #137101109 added 05-14-2020 7:57 AM by guppeeh in Deal Talk
Is it brushed or brushless motors for all 4 tools? I did not see it being described as brushless so I assume they are brushed but just asking the pros, thanks.
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Post #137120591 added 05-14-2020 6:02 PM by Zeal4aDeal in Deal Talk
Yes, for milwaukee non brushless is okay. I would say brushless or bust for ridgid or ryobi...even for diy
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Post #137068250 added 05-13-2020 8:20 AM by superfizzo in Deal Talk
I have m18 fuel hammer drill and my m12 stays in my tote for home repairs and small projects at all times. Awesome tools and small, lightweight size
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Post #137073644 added 05-13-2020 10:46 AM by IveGotNothing in Deal Talk
One thing to consider is there is the higher end fuel line. Not sure it makes a difference for average joes like myself. I paid 179 for the fuel hackzall and non fuel ratchet set (battery/charger)....
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Post #137108723 added 05-14-2020 11:30 AM by Samuraidog in Deal Talk
Sorry if this was posted, but looks like this sale goes through July. Gives me plenty of time to make up my mind on whether I want this ecosystem or Ryobi, etc.
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Post #137096126 added 05-14-2020 3:52 AM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
I don't think that anyone is suggesting that it is not workable to own multiple battery operated tool platforms, just that it is preferable to stick to one system and have all of your tools work with...
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Post #137123765 added 05-14-2020 7:48 PM by MCalzone in Deal Talk
No, not firsthand. Sorry.
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Post #137121704 added 05-14-2020 6:42 PM by TenderHose260 in Deal Talk
I'm a 16 year electrician and owned dewalt , rigid, makita and Milwaukee. And I love this M12 set I use it at work on commercial construction 80-90% of the time and the 10-20% time I need 18v I use...
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Post #137099318 added 05-14-2020 6:56 AM by bidua in Deal Talk
I agree with you about buying a less expensive set. For average homeowner I'd go with Ryobi 18 volt for a first, and likely only set. Huge lineup, much less expensive, and will do the job for most...
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Post #137105516 added 05-14-2020 9:59 AM by scb435 in Deal Talk
M12 is a very good platform, tons of tools. For light household, honey-do type stuff, 12 volt is pretty nice, the ergonomics and light weight are big advantages. The batteries with this particular...
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Post #137108699 added 05-14-2020 11:29 AM by NewDoc in Deal Talk
I am not sure since I always slap in a 6 ah battery and then have at it.
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Post #137099555 added 05-14-2020 7:03 AM by contaction in Deal Talk
This one is not. But they do have M12 tools that are powerful enough
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Post #137069225 added 05-13-2020 8:47 AM by xjohnkdoex in Deal Talk
I got the same kit and the other difference is the battery capacities (2.0 and 4.0. iirc). Happy with what I got!
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Post #137110871 added 05-14-2020 12:31 PM by berrnard in Deal Talk
i tried with my 18v impact driver, no bueno
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Post #137058107 added 05-12-2020 8:16 PM by CrimsonActivity in Deal Talk
M12 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Combo Kit (3-Tool) with Free M12 Multi-Tool. $199.00 Enjoy! :) ...
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Post #137065184 added 05-13-2020 6:27 AM by SirFrancisJohnson in Deal Talk
While I agree that this is a good price for this set, I will say that if you don't care about the brand, you can get a much larger tool kit for the same price. For example, there was a porter cable 6...
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Post #137066243 added 05-13-2020 7:12 AM by brettaculous in Deal Talk
These will to the trick
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Post #137068712 added 05-13-2020 8:33 AM by Shadowz in Deal Talk
What are your thoughts about the 4-in-1 installation drill/driver?...
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Post #137108492 added 05-14-2020 11:24 AM by yahkouh in Deal Talk
How does this compare to the recent Bosch drill/impact driver Amazon deal for $99? Minus the additional multitool of course. Are the tools comparable ?
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Post #137116877 added 05-14-2020 3:37 PM by RaleighTrout in Deal Talk
What does the "Fuel" line mean for Milwaukee tools? How does it differ than M12 and M18?
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