Milwaukee Tools

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwauk...-0Ah-Battery-Pack-2-Pack-48-11-1837/307848142

 

That’s a good deal, also for anyone looking, I think 199 for the impact, those 2 batteries, and a pack out case and charger. Also a good deal.

 

To bad there wasn't deals on mix n match battery sizes. This way I can compare the weight.

Plus Home Depot beat competition pricing by 10%. I can get a 5.0 battery for $116. I don't know if this is a good price.

 

I've been looking at this torque wrench https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwauk...ith-Friction-Ring-Tool-Only-2852-20/305533823

 

Good tool, but should be a lot cheaper with the next gen one out.

 

You won't be disappointed. I got the 3/8 and 1/2 in a package with 2 batteries. The 3/8 will do almost everything. Paired with the 2.0, it is a lightweight powerhouse that can handle most jobs (including suspension etc). I've only needed the 1/2 a handful of times...

 

When does the next gen tool coming out?

 

It’s out, I think it’s only 209 or 219 bare tool. So not much more

 

I can't find it. Do you know the model number?

 

Oh it’s a bad rabbit hole I went into. I have piles of cordless Ridgid stuff. That cordless mitre looks pretty awesome.

 

$143 2960-20 MILWAUKEE'S Mid-Torque Impact Wrench,3/8",Cordless

2960-20 is what mine is.

It’s smaller than my compact snapon and has a lot more balls.

 

Which battery are you using with the 1/2 impact?

Does the 2.0 battery last long in the impact?

 

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwauk...-pip_alternatives-_-305533823-_-314484184-_-N

 

The stubbys are pretty badass...

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwauk...iu-ym1uFhGP_xCWgIkYaAqdNEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

Look close to the stub nose impact.

 

Yah. It's pretty sweet. It's only the 7 1/4". But lightweight and all I need for most interior trim work. It's got LED lights up inside the housing that cast a shadow where the blade is. Easy to align with a mark.

I still have my corded 10" sliding Delta for higher demand/bigger jobs/work.

 

The stub nose, is it for making the tool feel more balance?

 

It's your opinion.

This is why I'm asking all the questions. Learning from people who uses the tools.

 

I agree. It struggles, but it can do it along with many other tasks. I usually go in with the 2.0 because it's light and easy to handle. If I'm not getting what I need, there's always a 5.0 waiting or the 1/2 on standby.