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    The Milwaukee addiction thread! :)

    Guys, I have the M12 2438 sander - its is a good tool, but felt a little slow for sanding, even on high speed. I have the M12 2522 Cut Off tool that spins a lot faster (20,000 rpm vs 8,000 for the sander). Just to try, I made a mandrel to mount a roloc on the Cut Off saw. It works. Being...
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    The Milwaukee addiction thread! :)

    Fellow Milwaukee fans, is there a 3inch diameter rotoloc pad for the M12 2438 sander? The thread is 9mm X .75 male thread on the pad. Thank you
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    The Milwaukee addiction thread! :)

    Red, I used a sticker for this project. I ordered the sticker on e-bay, it only cost a couple of bucks. So far it has stayed on. Geoff
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    The Milwaukee addiction thread! :)

    Rick Carpenter, I am a design engineer, and have more than thirty U.S. Patents. Until I sell one, I have not violated copyright/trademark laws. I have no intentions on making any to sell. Geoff
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    The Milwaukee addiction thread! :)

    My "Milwaukee" compressor is based on a Ryobi - Crazy Jake nailed it. I got a great deal on it at Home Depot. Took it all apart, and had it powder coated Milwaukee red. I cut the battery mount apart and cut a Surebonder battery conversion adapter apart and screwed and bonded it together. I...
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    The Milwaukee addiction thread! :)

    Here is a pic from the side showing a Milwaukee 9.0 battery in the air compressor. The batteries load from the top making it easier to load.
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    The Milwaukee addiction thread! :)

    I got tired of waiting for Milwaukee to make an M18 air compressor, so I made my own. It turned out to be a fun project for a Milwaukee tool fan.
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    First Post - Just trying to figure it out.
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