I made a little video this morning to compare some new Milwaukee tools I purchased. I've been wanting to do some instructional type videos like this for the past couple years and finally decided to just do it. You gotta start somewhere. I was actually caught off guard by how well the small 12v stuff did. I expected it to struggle more. Feel free to critic the video or ask questions about the tools.
Well I learned something new. I’ve got four Milwaukee impacts. An old M12, way before Fuel, pretty sure it’s a first gen. An old pre Fuel M18 with the hex chuck, and a newer Fuel version of the same. Last one looks to be the same Fuel 1/2” mid torque from your video. I never bothered to try anything but the 1/2” on lug nuts or bigger, I just assumed they wouldn’t be up to the task. Tried them out tonight, no problem for any of the M18’s. Too much for the old M12, I don’t think that was rated for more than around 40 ftlbs. I tried them all on small 2.0ah batteries, but I don’t thing it should make much difference. The larger batteries should put out the same power, just for much longer.
In reply to Boost_Crazy :
I'm glad you got something out of it. I'm thinking about doing a part 2 with truck lug nuts for a little bit more of a test.
Patientzero said:In reply to Boost_Crazy :
I'm glad you got something out of it. I'm thinking about doing a part 2 with truck lug nuts for a little bit more of a test.
Check 'Project Farm' on YouTube for some testing procedures
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