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They were never released. And until recently Malco claimed they didn't have any. But apparently they found a small quantity of them and sold them to Epstein's. They only had 31 pairs available for sale, and only 1 per customer. They sold out in a couple of minutes.

I wouldn't be surprised if Snap-On had an exclusive on them. These could have been run off as part of testing out the line initially, or maybe getting ready to start production when the exclusive expired.

And they're gone

Order 6625 has been placed.

It's the exact same length as the old one. The body has changed a little bit, but I doubt it's enough to change what it would or wouldn't fit into.

I think it's so you can plug in whatever you want. M12, M18, MX, Dewalt, whatever you need to charge. If you just wanted to do M18 you would probably be better off with their dedicated linking rapid chargers. You can link 10 of them together without overloading a 15 amp circuit. And you can put...

Here's some video of it from the pipeline event. https://www.youtube.com/live/eUt63QcPpHA?t=1189s

The power strip has built in load management and will turn individual outlets off and on automatically. So you could plug in a dozen different chargers and it would cycle through them without popping a breaker. Not something most of us need. But I could see the OPE and concrete guys that go...

Here's a good write up on a lot of the new stuff they just announced. https://news.ohiopowertool.com/milwaukees-2024-pipeline-releases/ And this link will open up the full milwaukee press release with everything...

The information got leaked early. It should be officially announced this afternoon along with lots of other new stuff at their pipeline event.

Here's some more stuff that got leaked on reddit 70cc power (5.8hp) when you activate the Peak Power Mode button, or 4.4hp in Standard Mode. Rated at "up to 60 cuts per charge in 10" hardwoods". Also worth noting it includes the new 8.0Ah Forge batteries (48-11-1881). $799 for the 2 battery kit.

New M12 stubby impact was leaked. 550 ft/lbs of nut busting torque. So probably more like 300-350 in the real world. But that's still enough that it could be the only impact a lot of people need. It's also listed on the Napa website at the moment. https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/MIL256222

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I haven't had any problems with my 6.0s, the 3.0s on the other hand have had a lot of problems.

Nothing, the point of the ratchet is to get you to the starting point you want. The repositioning they're talking about is just to get it to the starting point you want.

For a car that has plenty of room to work it's not a big deal. But for a lot of cars it's pretty tight with just enough room to squeeze a ratchet in there. And often there are obstacles in the way that limit your range of motion. Having a ratchet lets you get it in the best position possible.

It's probably possible, but I think it would be really awkward to hold and use comfortably.

At the moment I would get this kit that is on sale for the next 12 hours: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M12-12-Volt-Lithium-Ion-High-Output-5-0-Ah-and-2-5-Ah-Battery-Packs-and-Charger-Starter-Kit-48-59-2452S/324670829 Or you can buy just the 5.0 for $65 after it's added to the cart...

Yes, it'll take any 1/4" bit.

I got mine and I've been pretty happy with it. Due to some health issues I drink a couple of meal replacement shakes every day. The remnants can get pretty stuck on the blender bottle if you don't get it cleaned off before it dries out. This thing has made my morning easier since I can hold it...