Bmill25
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Well, I drive a Ford, so I guess I'll buy all their tools, cause they're FORD!!!!! They've got to be AWESOME!!!! I'm gonna get rid of all my Milwaukee stuff now!!!!!
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I'm a masonry contractor and I would go with the 18v fuel line. The impact I use is the m12 Fuel, and its the only 12v I use for my job (I have another 12v drill for around the house). The 12v fuel impact is great, lightweight, and powerful enough for anything that I've asked it to do. However, looking back at all the individual tools I bought, I shake my head and wonder why I didn't just buy the 6 piece 18v fuel set. The speed at which the 18v tools are expanding is amazing, and once you have 4 or 5 batteries you can get the bare tools, which will save a little money. If you haven't bought anything yet check out cpo milwaukee. If I buy tools online, that where I go. There's usually quite a few "buy this and get this free" deals there, and you can grow your tool chest nicely. Hope this helps.
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I'm surprised that more power tool companies don't make a rotary laser that works with their batteries. I would love to have a Milwaukee rotary laser rather than run to the store for D batteries every weeks or so.
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I've heard many opinions on this subject so I though I'd ask here. One of my contractors refuses to go to lowes or HD because, in his opinion, "tool companies use inferior products to sell at lowes or HD to make them cheaper in order to make more money." Apparently they even have different product numbers that proves this theory. I've heard the opposite as well. I've bought many tools at these stores and they have the same warranty and they work the same, but I'm just curious. Is there any truth to this?
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I'm considering getting one of these. How well would these drive 3 inch tapcons. That's probably the most extreme thing I would use it for.
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The cost is holding me back too. I'm all about cordless tools, but $100 for a light...?
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I'm not certain what to think about Dewalt's new offerings. I guess I was expecting something more amazing. Definitely not enough to turn my back on Milwaukee. Oh, and your little Milwaukee vs. Dewalt meme is kinda lame. The Milwaukee guy looks like a hard, 50 hour-a-week working, while the Dewalt guy looks like he'll stop what he's doing to moisturize.
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I ended up getting the 7 1/4 inch saw. I made a few rest cuts on a piece of hardwood and it cut beautifully. My decision to get the larger version was easy. It was the only one the had in stock.
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So, I have to buy a circular saw in a few days and I was wondering if the 6 1/2 or 7 1/4 saw is the best or if they are the same? I dont really care which side the blade is on, but does one have more power?
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From what it looks like on the CPO Milwaukee site, the new one-key combo kits come with the fast charger.
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The odds of two sets of one key tools not working are pretty unlikely. Have you tried un-installing and re-installing? If you just needed a new drill set and bought the one key for the added coolness won't the retail store take it back and you can buy a non one key product? I have no idea how you talked to the Milwaukee rep but I hope the word "piss poor" and "milwauchink" didn't come out of your mouth because I probably would have hung up. politeness goes a long way.
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43 minutes ago, KnarlyCarl said:
Are we allowing links to his website now?
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I didn't mean to start anything. I just saw this and thought I'd post it here for confirmation. I apologize. Please take this thread down.
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3 minutes ago, DR99 said:
I wonder if he got some false information tool companies are not cool with new product information being outed like that. Although I think he's on the outs with Milwaukee after his nailer review. Technically we are not supposed to talk about RTR cause of the shit he started with TIA, but this isn't a true promotion and it is interesting.
Whoops. I hope a Milwaukee agent doesn't come knocking on my door because of this post.
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Has anyone else seen this?
http://www.realtoolreviews.com/m28-fuel-move-over-m18-milwaukee-has-a-new-lineup-coming-nps16/
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Hey they said any subject would work in Pub Talk. Well, I just got home from the most exciting race that I've ever seen. The only way it would have been more exciting was if I was driving the car. I love dirt track racing and I was wondering how many other fans are out there? What type of racing do you like?
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The m12 fuel impact is, by far, my favorite tool. It has plenty of power and I love that it's lightweight.
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I dont need a big one. Enough for a sandwich a few snacks and maybe a soda. My last one was a zippered box and it sucked.
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Hi guys. My old lunchbox finally died the other day and it was about time. I'm looking for a good solid box that's semi-sealed. I'm a masonry contractor and things can get very dusty. Price isn't a huge issue, because I prefer quality. Any suggestions? Thanks.
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I've never used a rotary hammer drill. Is that significantly better than a normal hammer drill? I usually use my hammer drill for short tapcons to screw metal lathe to concrete to lay stone veneer. Would a 12v rotary be enough?
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I'm using the old hammer drill.
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Hi guys, right now I have the most powerful non-fuel m18 hammer drill. I think it's torque is around 725. The new fuel has 1200. I'm starting a large new job that will require a lot of tapcons into concrete. Will the extra 475 inches of torque be an obvious improvement? I've never used one that powerful.
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1 hour ago, JimboS1ice said:
I'd love a fuel grinder but I don't think one keys for my, I've got by this long without it.
I don't need a one key either but start adding up how much those tools and batteries cost you realize it's a really good deal.
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I definitely want it, however, do I need it? And the bigger question, would I want the saw or the hackzall? Sigh. Too many questions. I would buy it right now if they ever included the fuel grinder in this deal.
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For all you small business owners
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What accounting, if any, software do you use? The one I've been using is definitely not made for contractors and it's invoicing options are too simplified. Just curious about what else people are using.