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Made a set of copper jaws for my Tradesman vise.

I have both M18 mid-torque and high-torque. The mid-torque is more than adequate for any passenger vehicle / light truck out there. That said, when I go on road trips I generally bring the high torque. It's heavy and unwieldy compared with the mid-torque but if I'm only changing one tire...

^This is the way. OR spread them out and leave them in the sun away from anything combustible. Once they are dry and stiff they can go in the regular trash. I have been to a handful of house fires that were started with discarded oily rags. It still amazes me people don't know about this.

If you're not painting and can take some breaks you can likely get by with a 30 gallon tank. There are many many options in that range. How difficult would it be to run 220V to your garage? In the long run that's the better solution, especially if you foresee a welder in your future.

Recently had a mid-torque I bought from Amazon repaired under warranty. Was a quick and painless process. Sure the warranty period is based off the build date but they are very clear about that. Maybe other people’s experience has been different but mine was good,

Milled out a center console for a radio and emergency light controller.

Can't say on the noise level as I haven't used the original. It doesn't strike me as being louder than any other fan of similar size/SCFM. It does not have a DC power hookup like the old one. It has male outlet prongs on the back that allow you to plug it directly into an extension cord. A...

Pulled the trigger on a M18 Packout fan. Been doing some EV outfitting lately and wiring interiors has been rough with the heat lately. Hoping this helps.

I would echo the recommendations for Dewalt or Bosch. I am a Milwaukee fan and have a corded Milwaukee 12" mitersaw and would have a hard time recommending it. Unless you need to capacity consider a 10" over a 12" as well. https://www.milwaukeetool.com/products/6950-20

My understanding, albeit limited, is that power tool batteries were not designed to handle the rapid discharges needed for jump starting. Looks like Milwaukee worked around this by using capacitors. That will make the jump pack physically larger than your common Noco style. Still may be a...

Well, looks like Milwaukee is coming out with a jump pack. Always surprised me they didn’t already make one...

For a second there, I thought, boy Milwaukee is really reaching out with with some of their tool ideas. I mean, how often do they need trimming? 🤷‍♂️

Took about two weeks but the E-Rebates free M18 blower showed up a couple days ago. That thing has been handy as a shirt pocket ever since. Not sure how I got along without it :dunno:

For road trips in our previous truck (2012 Ram) we sat a Pelican 20 qt cooler in between the front 40/20/40 bench and back seats. It worked very well. Last year we bought a new 2024 Ram, this one was churched up a bit with a center console which has HVAC vents and USB charging ports. The...

Picked up these little guys from Amazon. Can’t read a word on the packaging but they sure cut zip ties flush

Seems another decent deal through Clark's and E-Rebates 2 XC 5.0 batteries for $140 https://clarkstool.com/products/m18%E2%84%A2-redlithium%E2%84%A2-xc5-0-extended-capacity-battery-two-pack?variant=50775787012377 E-Rebates available. 1/4 impact, heat gun, non fuel sawzall, 6 bank charger...

The Milwaukee blower is nice if you're already heavy into the M18 system, but if not there are better options out there as you've found. I wanted it for blowing out the shop and clearing grass off the driveway after mowing if I'm crunched for time. Basically quick & dirty jobs that I don't...

#1. Follow the link to Milwaukee posted above and there is a spot to upload your Clark’s receipt. Milwaukee will then send you the tool.

I sent a screen shot. Didn’t see an option to download an invoice from Clark’s.

Got confirmation email from Milwaukee this morning. Passed with flying colors (y)