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I have the bosch finish nailer and am very happy with it.
The cordless or air?
Look at the Milwaukee 12V Brushless Circular Saw It’s a good looking tool. The first thing that strikes me after it being brushless, though the 5-3/8″ blade which is more for framing. The Bosch 12 Circular is 3-3/8″ and really is meant for sheet goods, wainscotting, and laminates. The Milwaukee looks like it has a great dust management port a top of the blade guard. On the Bosch the dust management connect attache in front of the blade, when hooked up to the hose it whistles slightly.
Think when we talk about regional market safety standard, the thum hold for the lower blade guard is father flimsy on the Bosch. It’s lighter weight tool and while not a deal breaker it broke off mine. Now I don’t throw the thing around and treat my tools well, it’s a shame though still works.
If I had a need the Milwaukee 12v model seems great, and has fetures worthy of consideration.
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Look at the Milwaukee 12V Brushless Circular Saw It’s a good looking tool. The first thing that strikes me after it being brushless, though the 5-3/8″ blade which is more for framing. The Bosch 12 Circular is 3-3/8″ and really is meant for sheet goods, wainscotting, and laminates. The Milwaukee looks like it has a great dust management port a top of the blade guard. On the Bosch the dust management connect attache in front of the blade, when hooked up to the hose it whistles slightly.
Think when we talk about regional market safety standard, the thum hold for the lower blade guard is father flimsy on the Bosch. It’s lighter weight tool and while not a deal breaker it broke off mine. Now I don’t throw the thing around and treat my tools well, it’s a shame though still works.
If I had a need the Milwaukee 12v model seems great, and has fetures worthy of consideration.
I would have to agree with you, I mean just the capacity difference on the Milwaukee is huge. The one thing I notice with my m12 tools is that they seem to have significantly more power on the higher capacity 3,4 and 6 Amp batteries than the compact ones.
Look at the Milwaukee 12V Brushless Circular Saw It’s a good looking tool. The first thing that strikes me after it being brushless, though the 5-3/8″ blade which is more for framing. The Bosch 12 Circular is 3-3/8″ and really is meant for sheet goods, wainscotting, and laminates. The Milwaukee looks like it has a great dust management port a top of the blade guard. On the Bosch the dust management connect attache in front of the blade, when hooked up to the hose it whistles slightly.
I think I would just use one of my 6½” saw instead of packing an extra saw.
When I think cordless circ, I don’t think 12v. My m12 non-compact batteries hardly ever get used. These tools aren’t really all that compact once you throw the larger batteries in them. If it needs the larger batteries, I end up just grabbing the m18 version, and that’s how I buy now.
Interesting article on Milwaukee’s new framing hammer and how it compares with other makes.
https://homefixated.com/milwaukee-framing-hammer-review/
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Fayetteville, NCInteresting article on Milwaukee’s new framing hammer and how it compares with other makes.
Thanks for the interesting article Bill, I like the look of those new Milwaukee hammers.
Interesting article on Milwaukee’s new framing hammer and how it compares with other makes.
Well TTI not long ago bought out Hart Hammers so I guess they made a red one now.
Of all things to come out with, more screwdrivers is not what I expected. New design from Milwaukee received great review: https://www.protoolreviews.com/tools/hand/drivers-wrenches/milwaukee-cushion-grip-screwdriver-set-review/35043/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=hand_pampering_screwdrivers_plus_the_latest_news_and_reviews_for_pros&utm_term=2018-01-25
Of all things to come out with, more screwdrivers is not what I expected. New design from Milwaukee received great review:
I saw that article as well and they do have some nice features. If they go on sale later in the year I may get them.
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Fayetteville, NCReally do enjoy all my Milwaukee hand tools, screwdrivers, knives, hammers, pliers and more. They really upped the game by rethinking multi-functionality & comfort!
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Of all things to come out with, more screwdrivers is not what I expected. New design from Milwaukee received great review: https://www.protoolreviews.com/tools/hand/drivers-wrenches/milwaukee-cushion-grip-screwdriver-set-review/35043/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=hand_pampering_screwdrivers_plus_the_latest_news_and_reviews_for_pros&utm_term=2018-01-25
Boy, I should show this article to my boss, he bought a whole bunch of cheap screwdrivers for the shop, some Stanley and some Mastercraft,
These Milwaukee definitely look more superior to the ones that most people use, I still prefer my snap on ratcheting styleOf all things to come out with, more screwdrivers is not what I expected. New design from Milwaukee received great review: https://www.protoolreviews.com/tools/hand/drivers-wrenches/milwaukee-cushion-grip-screwdriver-set-review/35043/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=hand_pampering_screwdrivers_plus_the_latest_news_and_reviews_for_pros&utm_term=2018-01-25
They look decent and have good features but if I were to spend that amount of cash on screwdrivers I’d opt for a set of Wiha or Wera or another industrial brand and possibly save money.
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Does Milwaukee Tools have a battery table saw out yet??
They do not have a table saw model corded or cordless.
Does Milwaukee Tools have a battery table saw out yet??
Does anybody have a cordless table saw?
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Fayetteville, NCDoes Milwaukee Tools have a battery table saw out yet??
Does anybody have a cordless table saw?
DeWalt does.
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Does Milwaukee Tools have a battery table saw out yet??
Does anybody have a cordless table saw?
DeWalt does.
So does metabo
I know that Milwaukee is going to be putting out a cordless chainsaw this year.
Does Milwaukee Tools have a battery table saw out yet??
Does anybody have a cordless table saw?
DeWalt does.
So does metabo
I know that Milwaukee is going to be putting out a cordless chainsaw this year.
Metabo is slowly starting to make a bigger name for themselves. If they had a bigger lineup of tools that were readily available here I’d switch over for sure
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