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Agreed. You'd need several.

Has anyone caught a price for the M12 RA Die Grinder? Also, from the presentation I watched on the torque wrench, it wasn't clearly stated that the motor will only put out 60ft/lbs. It was almost implied that it would go to 150ft/lb. I'm inclined to believe no, but with how damn bulky it is I...

They said they were online, and my dealer said they were but limited. I asked him to put me down for 1. That was 6+ months ago and still nothing

Definitely would be a big upgrade, would probably handle lugs if torqued properly/using anti seize. It would definitely cover 90% of your work

I bought that set when I first got into fab work, its usable but the taps and dies will break easily and they do not last, after a few uses the threads are junk. I ended up just buying Hansen taps and dies. They're not terribly expensive and they're the best quality cost combo. All the too...

I never understand why someone would pay more than retail for stuff like that unless its sold out/collectible

I have a few sets of sunex wrenches and while they're functional, they all have chrome peel. It's pretty irritating. Their sockets are great but wrenches not so much

I am a die hard Milwaukee guy, I have probably close to 50 cordless tools(m18/m12). I agree that overall they are the best(not by a ton) on either platform and when it comes to automotive/mechanic type tools they absolutely dominate. But dewalt is still a great company, they're just more geared...

A lot of mechanics use cordless these days, theres still a place for air, but there isn't a ton that a cordless cant handle. Check out milwaukee if you're looking for impacts. They definitely are a league ahead of the other brands when it comes to impacts. They have everything from super high...

That baffled me as well. I got mine and thought they sent me the wrong model. I probably wouldn't have gotten it if I knew. Kinda defeats the purpose of having a dedicated 1/4".

I got my 1/4 from them about 4 days ago

Just another vent to help keep everything cool

Its a variable speed trigger, all of theirs made in the last few years are

I understand that perfectly, I wrench professionally in the rust belt. All I'm stating is that Milwaukee is generally spot on with their rated specs especially with impacts. A fresh or well maintained fastener torqued to 250ft/lb can be removed with this impact. If you torque a bolt to 250ft/lb...

Hey I am the first to say if Milwaukee messes up or flops on a tool but I dont know where you're getting your information because here is a video of the m12 3/8 breaking a nut torqued to 250ft/lb with an adapter between the socket and gun. The 2763 first gen high torque? Several torque test...

The other review linked just a couple posts up literally shows a guy torque a bolt down to 250ft/lb and break it lose AND hes using a 3/8-1/2 adapter. Milwaukee doesn't stretch their torque numbers, every impact they've released has multiple videos on them showing that they all meet or even...

I have both snappy and knipex. I think they're both great, in different areas. I grab my knipex for small wires, zip ties, etc. Mine are very sharp and smooth. Great leverage. For heavy stuff, I use my snap on. They're bullet proof, I use them for stuff i probably shouldn't and they're still...

Preordering tools is always a crapshoot. They will send it though, they aren't gonna steal your money. Toolnut is a reputable site

No doubt that's a killer deal no matter what. I wouldn't worry about it being stolen, guy probably bought it on clearance and is reselling or just bought it and never used it

Actually he will, but I've only ever lost a tool once. I keep track of my stuff pretty well. But I was mainly referring to replacing broken ones.