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Maybe that is a tool that should run on the MX platform?

Someone was looking for the new M18 clamp light thing, this looks like a good deal: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M18-18-Volt-2000-Lumens-Lithium-Ion-Cordless-Rover-LED-Clamping-Flood-Light-Tool-Only-2358-20/329967077

Go directly to 6.5", do not pass go, do not collect 200 amp hours.

For deburring things? I used mine to clean up the edges on my ramps for my 4 post. Now I don't need to wear gloves when I setup the ramps to get cars on/off. Or because it is totally awesome and you'll use it once you have one?

@LXCam, I have the M12 rivet gun and have used it a few times with no issues but I haven't tried it with stainless. I could grab a pack of rivets to try and see how it does if you tell me which rivets you want to use. I don't know how it will hold up but I can at least see how it performs with...

How does the new RA compare to the old one? I am expecting at least a few good deals on M18 batteries this year. Maybe not the best thing in the world ever but should be something worth waiting for if you don't like that current deal. I think the current one is a 12.0 and a 8.0 + rapid...

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Try calling them tomorrow.

If you build something like that, make sure you incorporate a low voltage cutoff board so you don't murder your battery. It is also a good idea to put an on/off toggle switch inline/use a relay so you have an actual on/off switch instead of having to pull the battery to cut power.

The M12 chargers are useful to turn into power supplies for cars or other things. You can gut them out and turn them into a cordless electric fuel pump.

If you are only doing a small project you might want to go with something like this: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-Drywall-Screw-Setter-4-Pack-48-32-2101/309634643 or...

You got them because you needed an even more compact set so you can keep them in your glovebox?

Mine hasn't seen enough use for that to happen yet but my ancient craftsman eager 1 is beat up however still looks better than that. Looks like maybe they used cheap materials. Might be better off with an aftermarket one.

Haters gonna hate. What about the SnapOn knock off neck light? I've been thinking about getting one of those Snappy neck lights but I've got 2 headlamps with the interchangeable battery already so I was thinking about going with the Milwaukee one instead.

You talking about this little guy? https://www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/2786-20

The new dedicated dust extractor is pretty badass but I think I'll stick to the regular gen 2 vac with the vaclink so I can use it with my table saw and other tools. The price is rough on the dedicated extractor and I'm not sure it works as a wet vac so I'll just get the dust extractor add on...

Here is a good video of the gen1 vs gen2 vacs: I think he did another video on the gen1 vac where he slurped up water from a 5gal bucket. The larger hose flows a lot better than the smaller hose. I think the new dust extractor comes with the larger hose.

I did some research on the new nexus shop vac stuff and it looks like the nexus gen2 inline accessories are backwards compatible with the the gen1 shop vac stuff. If I got a good enough deal on a gen1 vac I might bite but I'll probably still hold out for a good deal on the gen2 with a dust...

Did Milwaukee stop posting pipeline videos and go back to on site only? I looked for pipeline videos and could only find stuff posted by people who were there.