Size comparison

[sturg]

Looking for a photo comparing the size of the snap on 7.2v impacts and the Milwaukee m12... I'm trying to decide what one I want to go with.


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[sturg]

Also looking at the Bosch ps41


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[DieselRiver]

Thank god this is not the thread i thought it was going to be judging by the title... I think there pretty similar in size, you'd really have to hold them all to really see which feels the best in your hands

 

[scw1991]

that's what she said

 

[sturg]

Lmao! And I think I like the Bosch, I'm going to go to lowes tomorrow and see how it feels in the hand...


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[DieselRiver]

that's what she said

What i was going for . Also applies to the tools too lol

 

[Sebastien]

It's not the size it's how you use it that's important.

XD

 

[DieselRiver]

It's not the size it's how you use it that's important.

XD

Sometimes you need size to get the job done

 

[GTA Matt]

The Milwaukee is bigger, but will beat the snot out of the snap on. I'll try to get a pic tomorrow if one hasn't been posted by then.

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[sturg]

The snap on one is looking like **** lol... My buddy has the bit driver version and half the time you have to break the bolt loose by hand first.... I just started at a Toyota dealership as an oil tech so all the work we do is pretty light. I may grab a snap on impact for the house though since I do heavy duty work at home.


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[GTA Matt]

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[dankicksass]

I have the Bosch and I've used the Snap-On tool you're looking at, and I'll say they're both outdated. M12 Fuel kicks both of em out of the park. Though I went with the new IR 12v system to replace my Bosch 12v recently; I didn't like the Milwaukee ratchet and I wanted a ratchet, 3/8 impact and 1/4 hex driver. The clutch on my Bosch driver was worn out so it was time to upgrade. I'm glad I went with IR. Not quite as compact on the impact as M12, and a little more cost, but they're well made, fit my needs very well and I'm down to two battery chargers in the box again.

 

[GTA Matt]

The 7.2's were about the only game in town back when they first came out. I think I got mine in 06 or 07, the first day they showed up on the truck. I've broken 3 of the hex drivers, all warranteed, by snapping bolts loose manually. By todays standards, it is very underpowered. I do have another at home that works great for my RC cars, that's about it now. My co-worker has a small makita of similar size that will also kick the **** out of the snap on. I've been pretty impressed with the m12 line so far.

 

[sturg]

I ended up grabbing the Bosch, it's impressed me so far!

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