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Re: FREE GIVEAWAY - Milwaukee M18 FUEL 2763 High Torque 1/2" Impact - Realtoolreviews I'm in. Thanks to you and Milwaukee for the chance.

Milwaukee claims that the 2603-22ct, which comes with the 2.0 batteries, has 650 in-lbs of torque. The 2603-22, same drill but comes with the XC 4.0 batteries, has 725 in-lbs of torque. Milwaukee claims the impacts get the same power with either battery.

I think Checkpoint makes that Greenlee level.

I'm an electrician and I have the Milwaukee folding jab saw. I use it for drywall just about exclusively. I use these blades in it: Greenlee jab saw blades

Milwaukee makes an M18 die grinder that's available in Europe: http://www.milwaukeetool.eu/powertools/cordless/hd18-sg/

I think the one in your link has a strip magnet on it which is not very powerful. The 25360 has very strong rare earth magnets.

DeWalt used to make a 24 volt NiCd line that had a corded adapter.

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The Rockwell 3Rill is similar to the Bosch. Rockwell 3Rill

I've had the M12 3/8 drill/driver for quite a while. I've never had a problem with the chuck.

The LB also needs to be labelled with the volume.

You use them where you need a pulling point, but don't need a junction box. They don't need to be supported like a junction box does.

Thanks to Monte's epic Tools from the Old World thread, PB Swiss screwdrivers with Swiss grips.

The Leatherman Squirt ES-4 has wire strippers instead of the more traditional pliers. Link.

Sears sells one: http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00947479000P?mv=rr

Some Hilti cordless tools are made in China. The 18V lithium-ion batteries are made in Poland.

I have 10" Cobra pliers in both the old style and the new. I haven't noticed any difference in how they grip things.

I think what that rebate means is you buy a sale item at the regular price and they will give you the savings as a gift card plus 10%. In other words they will give you a gift card for $770, but only if you pay $1399 for the toolbox.

Home Depot sells the Klein version of that tool: http://www.homedepot.com/Klein-Tools/h_d1/N-5yc1vZ3xg/R-100662396/h_d2/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053