The model numbers are a pain to remember but the "high torque" is 1898nm and "mid torque" is 600nm so check the spec and don't mix them up. Looking myself,just waiting for the right deal
Great thanks! Let me know if you find anything!
The model numbers are a pain to remember but the "high torque" is 1898nm and "mid torque" is 600nm so check the spec and don't mix them up. Looking myself,just waiting for the right deal
Talked to a Milwaukee rep at a show and he said the one key versions are just a gimmick for USA building sites and the new stock kits have 6amp battery not 5Great thanks! Let me know if you find anything!
You won’t regret getting that, actually makes greasing stuff a pleasure, the light’s handy this time of year when it’s always dark ?View attachment 849895
S*d it,
its Christmas,sick and tired of needing 3 hands when greasing stuff up!
Should have got another battery tho.
How about a die grinder. Good toolOk, so on the shopping list so far
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Prices include vat so I’ll get that back, is there anything on there anyone would really steer away from or am I missing any really useful bits I should add on?
Also is it worth getting the extra batteries or will they charge faster than you can drain them? I work away from the yard quite a bit so don’t want to get half way through a job an run out of battery’s!
Been thinking about that one, may see what the January sales bring.How about a die grinder. Good tool
Wife has one. What do you want to know.Anyone using the huddie m12 looks good ???
Is Mrs p a forum member hopefully read it ??Been thinking about that one, may see what the January sales bring.
I wouldn't mind the -
#1 Die grinder
#2 Leaf blower (handy for blowing grain of the back of trailers when tipping)
#3 9” grinder
#4 1” impact gun
Never know though, Santa may empty his big red sack under my tree if I’m lucky ?
If Mrs P knew about half the things I bought and posted about on this thread/forum they definitely wouldn’t be under the tree ?.Is Mrs p a forum member hopefully read it ??
I have a bluepoint air die grinder that gets regular use in the workshop so not short of a die grinder as such, however the cordless would be more portable and handy for jobs out and about.Get the die grinder @Phil P , I use it more then the regular grinder.
-for making a hole bigger
- making a hole any shape you want
- deburring
- Cutting a shunk out of something without a starter hole (with the right burr)
How about a die grinder. Good tool
She wouldn't be with out it for standing about at kids rugby on a Saturday morning or doing the book during herd tests. Chose the hoodie over the coat as heat is closer to skin and you can put a coat over top to keep heat in. Uses 2ah batteries and they last at least a few hours at full pelt.I may have read on here i forget, does she like it or just a gimmick... our lass thretening one for my present
Get the die grinder @Phil P , I use it more then the regular grinder.
-for making a hole bigger
- making a hole any shape you want
- deburring
- Cutting a shunk out of something without a starter hole (with the right burr)
I have a bluepoint air die grinder that gets regular use in the workshop so not short of a die grinder as such, however the cordless would be more portable and handy for jobs out and about.
I have various sizes of sanding flap wheels for cleaning holes/bushes etc along with the usual burr tools so It’s really handy for cleaning stuff up.
I use a set of snap-on carbide ones like these, had them along time nowEvening guys, Santa brought me a makita (sorry, I know it's supposed to be a Milky Way) cordless die grinder Hoping on some advice as to which bits to get for it. 6mm collet size.
Thanks