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  1. Hahaha, yeah. Usually I just wear a normal winter jacket, that looks like a snowboarding one. Eh, I guess I'll try it and just return it if I don't like it.
  2. But may I add, I'm not planing on working. It's just my coat I would use to go to work by bus, just waiting for the bus and walking to and from it. I don't work in the trade of tools, I should maybe change jobs lol... I love Milwaukee tools so much and all
  3. Hey I considered getting a Milwaukee heated jacket for winter here in Canada where it can go down to -30c so I was wondering can the heated jacket handle that? Maybe with a hoodie under?
  4. Why? If something is torqued to X value with a torque wrench or somehing else it will be the same torque.
  5. So I purchased a Milwaukee 2663-20 to work on my future car. With 450 ft-lbs of torque advertsied, I figured it would be nice to unbolt hard bolts if required. I was reading the back of the box and noticed the breakaway torque is actually much higher, 640 ft-lbs. So this means if I would hypothetically torque something to 640 ft-lbs I could undo it with this?
  6. I actually have the 3.0ah battery, I confused them with 4ah but they should still serve well right, I got 2 of them. Watched a video it's around 7 pounds but shouldn't be to bad. Hey this is a bit off topic, but regarding impact sockets, do you need them? I know if you use regular and they break they shatter everywhere but if you're in a pinch, they won't break if you use them 2 or 3 times eh?
  7. Yeah well that's the thing. I was just looking for something cheaper or same price as ryobi while giving the same specs.. This blows it by 150 ft pounds and I don't need brush less... I won't ever burn out the brushes, if I do, it's a easy fix right?
  8. Hmm yeah you're right... it would actually be around 30$ cheaper than the Ryobi Wrench kit since I already have 3ah batteries. You talking about this wrench right? http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Milwaukee-2663-20-M18-1-2-High-Torque-Impact-Wrench-w-Friction-Ring-Bare-Tool-/222526464092?hash=item33cf9c605c:g:NfQAAOSwmgJY6GIz
  9. I paid 269$ CAD for a Hammer Drill and Impact with 2 4ah batteries. I think I'll keep them but just get the Ryobi Combo Kit (4ah battery, charger and tool) for the Impact since it's 200$ CAD on Ebay for 300foot pounds. I can't find a Milwaukee one just the tool that has 300 foot pounds that's around that price. Like you said, I'll pan out and if I ever need a grinder for example I'll be able to get the cheaper Ryobi. It's more special tools like that the difference was big between Milwaukee and Ryobi. @rrmccabe
  10. I'm in Gatineau and I'm actually french. Salut! I'll check out the stores but I'm more and more leaning towards Ryobi. Combo kit on sale right now at 130$ for a drill driver and I could add their impact wrench to that and be set.
  11. What is your definition of power in that reply. That's something I'm not quite getting being kind of new. Because reading specs they all seem in line. The differences I thought was overall build quality.
  12. Ah I see what you mean. Yeah, I was seeing some tools that some brands had and Milwaukee didn't. That's why I'm interested in Ryobi, I read they have been using the same battery connector so you can keep using the same tools years and years without needing to change them to accommodate the new batteries?
  13. Thanks but I'm from Ottawa/Gatineau . I'll look in their online store though.
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