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2019 New Milwaukee Products!

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The torque wrench is way too bulky, not liking that. The long neck ratchets have got my attention. The grinders are a "we'll see" due to high consumption they can have during operation. Glad to see Milwaukee coming out with even better stuff however I don't understand the move into hand tools. Power tools are their forte why move into a super crowded segment.
 
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Those 90 degree die grinders look awesome! I am guessing they are variable speed

They should make the long neck in the brushed version, fuel version head to me is bulky
 
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Die grinders and 18G brad nailer have my attention!

I do a lot of quick rust and grime removal with roloc discs and 3M stud tool in a drill because I don't have the air setup to run die grinders. Those look perfect for me.

I've wanted a finish nailer for awhile and haven't wanted to get a portable air setup or get into another battery system.

That radio looks interesting as well, mostly for yard work and car detailing in the driveway.
 
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I'm wondering if that is a powered torque wrench(torque limiting). It would seem pretty stupid if it were just an electronic torque wrench.
 
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rmsg0040 said:
Those 90 degree die grinders look awesome! I am guessing they are variable speed
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I'm wondering whether that's 4 different speed grinders or one grinder with 4 speed settings:dunno:

PBCampbell said:
I'm wondering if that is a powered torque wrench(torque limiting). It would seem pretty stupid if it were just an electronic torque wrench.
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I did think it was a stupid large torque wrench but now you mention it maybe it is powered?
 
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I’m annoyed. I’ve only used my 16ga nailer and polisher sander a handful of times and I’d rather have the brand nailer and angle grinder. Grrrr
 
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Its powered, basically a fuel ratchet with torque readings built in and one key, but beyond the power of the ratchet you need to do the additional torque by hand.

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I did think it was a stupid large torque wrench but now you mention it maybe it is powered?
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Only new packout things just announced are the radio/charger, milk crate, flat dolly, and mounting plates. Everything else has been out for a while. Crate is $39, which is disappointing, should be $29

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I'm looking at getting a packout and curious if there's anything new about the boxes themselves or if there's just new addons like the milk crate....
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Man I'm going to be broke. I will by 2 of those Rear handle saws if they work as good as they seem. Really would of liked to see someone toss a 5.0 to compare power really quick.

M18 12" Miter - Maybe need to test for myself.
M18 Router - Yes
M18 Packout Radio - Maybe
M12 Right Angle Die Grinder - Yes
M12 Surge - Yes
M18 Nailers - Maybe I don't use my Paslodes as much these days but might be looking into when needed since batteries are old and need to buy gas since it goes Bad.

A few other goodies

Wish they would of made a Fuel version of the Multi tools and upgraded Fuel version of the sander.
 
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Re: 2019 New Milwaukee Products!

Not annoyed per se because I use my 1/4 fuel ratchet everyday for over 6 months now but if I knew the long necks would come out I would have gotten a 1/2 reg ratchet and 1/4 long neck. Now I have another thing to add to the want list. Better that than disappointment I guess


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That torque wrench looks like someone made it in their garage out of a calculator, a cheap ratchet, and some old weedwacker parts.
 
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If the worm drive saw is anything like the Gen2 Fuel circular saw you wont get the full power out of it unless you use a HO battery.

BDestroyer8418 said:
Man I'm going to be broke. I will by 2 of those Rear handle saws if they work as good as they seem. Really would of liked to see someone toss a 5.0 to compare power really quick.

M18 12" Miter - Maybe need to test for myself.
M18 Router - Yes
M18 Packout Radio - Maybe
M12 Right Angle Die Grinder - Yes
M12 Surge - Yes
M18 Nailers - Maybe I don't use my Paslodes as much these days but might be looking into when needed since batteries are old and need to buy gas since it goes Bad.

A few other goodies

Wish they would of made a Fuel version of the Multi tools and upgraded Fuel version of the sander.
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Looks like a big, durable, functional powered digital torque wrench to me. How do you think it should look?
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More like a tool than a giant billy club with a Blackberry glued to it?

I've never wished for a powered torque wrench. I have wished for a smaller torque wrench that fits in more places more easily. Without a pivoting head, you'd need wide open spaces to use that thing. And the 1/2" only goes to 150 ft lbs.
 
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L.Cheapo said:
More like a tool than a giant billy club with a Blackberry glued to it?

I've never wished for a powered torque wrench. I have wished for a smaller torque wrench that fits in more places more easily. Without a pivoting head, you'd need wide open spaces to use that thing. (maybe it has one and it isn't visible, but unlikely)
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My bad, missed the part where it said "Designed for L.Cheapo" on it. Look, I get that it's not specifically what you're asking for and that *****. But there are workers out there who need to accurately torque down dozens or hundreds of fasteners every day where clearance isn't an issue and this wrench is a godsend for them. You're needs are better suited to a different tool.
 
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My bad, missed the part where it said "Designed for L.Cheapo" on it. Look, I get that it's not specifically what you're asking for and that *****. But there are workers out there who need to accurately torque down dozens or hundreds of fasteners every day where clearance isn't an issue and this wrench is a godsend for them. You're needs are better suited to a different tool.
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Thats ok, I missed the part forbidding criticism of the Milwaukee Gods' latest offerings. I'll get back in line, Comrade.

You're right about one thing though...my needs and my $600 (bare tool) are better suited elsewhere. Good day, sir.
 
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L.Cheapo said:
Thats ok, I missed the part forbidding criticism of the Milwaukee Gods' latest offerings. I'll get back in line, Comrade.

You're right about one thing though...my needs and my $600 (bare tool) are better suited elsewhere. Good day, sir.
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Man, do you enjoy feeling persecuted when no one's going after you? Your initial criticism was:


  • Looks stupid

So I asked you how you think it should look. Then you give a non-answer and go off on a tangent about how a big, powered torque wrench has the following problems:


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And now you think that criticism is forbidden because I point out that you're looking for a different tool? Don't know what to tell you, man.

But I will say that the new M18 circular saw seems like it's going to do a terrible job cutting my lawn.
 
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The torque wrench is cool but for $600 ill pass.

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dacan23 said:
If the worm drive saw is anything like the Gen2 Fuel circular saw you wont get the full power out of it unless you use a HO battery.
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Figured so. Just was wondering more like in a pinch if HO batteries are being charged etc. If it can handle some Nice wet 3/4" Fire Treated Plywood.

I have 3 - 12.0 HO right now and just got good deal on 4 - 6.0 HO. I know the 8.0 HO are here now but for the price Less than $60 each couldn't pass that up. I'm sure those 6.0 could handle it just fine.
 
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Forgot to say thanks to op for the post!


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That 18 ga brad nailer looks more compact than than the gen 1. If it works, I might consider it, but I’m not jumping the gun this time around. The gen 1 is the worst POS tool I own.
 
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TTI must spend a fortune on R&D to keep coming out with all these tools. Good Lord, its like non stop.
 
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