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My first ever Milwaukee tool (other then my corded sawzall) :beer:

Re: FREE GIVEAWAY - Makita 1/2" Brushless Hammer Drill XPH07 - Realtoolreviews.com Great review as always!

My first set of good impact sockets, set of snap on shallow 1/2in drive i scored brand new on ebay for 80$ :thumbup:

Heres mine. Still working on organizing it how i'd like it. The bottom drawer thats got the big empty space in the middle is were my new milwaukee 1/2 m18 fuel impact box is goin. Still have to order that 1/2 snap on wrench that i lost, and yeah i'm still missing some sockets lol . Really...

Heres mine. Still working on organizing it how i'd like it. The bottom drawer thats got the big empty space in the middle is were my new milwaukee 1/2 m18 fuel impact box is goin. Still have to order that 1/2 snap on wrench that i lost, and yeah i'm still missing some sockets lol :willy_nil...

Pulled the trigger on my first big Milwaukee purchase, I've got some milwaukee pliers, and a corded sawzall. But i finally decided to get the tool i've been eyeing for a long time, so i rewarded myself for getting a new job at the Peterbilt dealer by buying the 2763-22 Kit (M18 Fuel 1/2in...

Needed a Dremel to do some porting and polishing, and yay to the holidays because it was on sale! :D 59.99 for the dremel, and 29.99 for the accessory kit :)

Wait what? Hahaha. I've seen these round bolts before but I just used a pliers, I knew there had to be a better way!

Oh that's awesome! Makes the soldering process more like TIG welding haha

They make cordless soldering irons and butane powered ones too. I usually use a lighter for heat shrink and that's almost too hot for it, wouldn't the torch be way too hot for heat shrink? Depending on the size I guess

What does one use that for?

Yeah this co worker yelled at me for not giving him an alignment job and i told him to **** off, he was quiet the rest of the day. Oh wait, different kind of tool.

The shop impacts were I work are really slow and low on torque. There cheap Steelman brand but they have a really light trigger, maybe I've just gotten used to them after 8 months

Is it normal for these to have a really heavy trigger? It seems like it's either ON or OFF there seems to be no way to lightly pull it for a slow speed, but keep it on the high torque setting.

Obviously horse ****.

Yeah I like it, it's just temporary until I can afford an MG725. The trigger pull is WAYY to heavy on this though.

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I just reorganized my entire toolbox around, let me know what you guys think. FYI, i clean my tools off every time before they go back into the toolbox. My tools do get used i just take care of them. The bottom 2 drawers of the bottom box are mostly filled with extra tools/junk. <iframe...

I'd use foam inserts if my toolbox layout didnt change every weekend when new tools are added :lol: