unclebud

That looks like a nice package. Waiting on the giveaway details

It happens to the best of us. I always shop around, but every once in a while, I will jump the gun and then a couple of days later find a better deal.

Thanks for the link !!!

Thanks for the link Carl.

I think that is a good idea Jimbo, would make it easier to view and enter the different sweepstakes offers.

welcome to the crew Conrad

I am going to get one just for the 1 year return policy

welcome to the crew Lance

welcome to the forum Phil

They make some great cases, but they are expensive.

A very honest and informative review. Thanks

Received another email from Milwaukee today, stating the 1/4 and 3/8 M12 ratchets will be around for another year. I was so hoping for a brushless fuel ratchet. I am going to get the 3/8 this week and when the new ones come out I will get one of them.

Thanks for the link Jimbo.

That is the truck you need Comp. After all that is your favorite color.

I think he will retire, with his 200th win. He will continue to make a lot of money with papa johns pizza and some other endorsements

Nice looking bike Fazz

$1.65 in my area, and I have found that gas from Sam's club and Walmart's Murphy gas stations gets me less miles per gallon than, Exxon, Shell or other major brands of gas.

pizza and bud lite

I guess I will start with the 3/8. I did email Milwaukee and asked if they had any plans to make a brushless ratchet this year, since the 2457 has been out for 4 or 5 years, and his reply was they have no immediate plans to offer a brushless ratchet.

I have several M18 gen 2 tools. I am wanting to get into the M12 line. I am trying to decide between the 3/8 and 1/4 ratchets. (2457 and 2456) models. Am also wandering why the 1/4" is $10 higher. I am a mechanic at a Caterpillar dealership, I use both 3/8 and 1/4 regular ratchets daily. Do you guys have a preference on which of these ratchets to get ? Any and all info would be appreciated.

Panthers

That is a really cool idea.

yea, me to. I kept watching and waiting for it to fall. Good one Comp

Craftsman makes these, I saw a 4 piece set of 3/8 wobble extensions for around $13.00

Welcome to the forum and the crew. If you like your M12 kit, wait till you try the M18 gen 2.