Milwaukee M12 cordless ratchet
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Milwaukee M12 cordless ratchet
Finally decided to purchase my first powered (battery) ratchet a few weeks ago. And I'm here to tell you, I wish I had done it long ago. One of the best tool investments I've ever made. If you're on the fence about getting one, trust me when I say it's worth it!
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I have 2 more to buy. The M18 3/8" ratchet and Sawzall
I have the 1/2" gun, M18 3/8" gun, M18 drill, M18 driver, M12 1/4" ratchet (great for LS intakes and such), M12 drill, M12 Driver.
I have an actual tool store here. The owner used to run a Cornwell truck. Now she keeps a store vs a truck. She has EVERYTHING!!! or can get it in a day or so.
I buy tool only because I have enough batteries and chargers. She has a big section of nothing but Milwaukee. I just walk in, grab what tool I want from the box and she just orders in the tool to replace it in the kit.
I have the 1/2" gun, M18 3/8" gun, M18 drill, M18 driver, M12 1/4" ratchet (great for LS intakes and such), M12 drill, M12 Driver.
I have an actual tool store here. The owner used to run a Cornwell truck. Now she keeps a store vs a truck. She has EVERYTHING!!! or can get it in a day or so.
I buy tool only because I have enough batteries and chargers. She has a big section of nothing but Milwaukee. I just walk in, grab what tool I want from the box and she just orders in the tool to replace it in the kit.
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My sons M18 Fuel 1/2" Impact has out powered every Airgun, including the other tech's high dollar ones, in power.
The only real loss is the rotation speed. Where as an airgun will spin twice as fast once the bolt/nut is loose. But doesn't have the power of the Fuel.
Be sure you have the 4.0 or 5.0 battery for best results. Oh and don't try to bust loose anything tight with a Chrome socket (any brand). It will snap the socket.
The only real loss is the rotation speed. Where as an airgun will spin twice as fast once the bolt/nut is loose. But doesn't have the power of the Fuel.
Be sure you have the 4.0 or 5.0 battery for best results. Oh and don't try to bust loose anything tight with a Chrome socket (any brand). It will snap the socket.