Milwaukee Site Updated w/ “Innovations” & Specs!

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Charles HarrisMember since Apr 2015

Doof wrote:

Here’s a link to “New Innovations” revealed in the New Product Symposium. They have specs and all!

 

http://www.milwaukeetool.com/new-innovations

Cool. Thanks for the heads up.

RickyMcGrathMember since Oct 2014

Sweet! Thanks!

I can’t wait until the M18 Fuel Drill/Driver comes out! Super stoked!

Charles HarrisMember since Apr 2015

I don’t see the spotlight yet.

BrienMember since Dec 2013

Battery powered planner… NICE

DR99Member since Nov 2012

Cool can’t wait to get the new Fuel Drill and Impact driver

NicholasShetleyMember since Nov 2013

I agree DR. I never bought the old version because the previous ones were getting older.

RickyMcGrathMember since Oct 2014

PROTOOLNUT wrote:

What impresses me the most is that new battery powered grinder they came up with. I think if they were to power that grinder off a 9AH battery, it would have plenty of power and last a long time. I am not sure about a 5AH battery on that thing but only time will tell.

One of the new items I bought was this adapter set. I like being able to power a socket with a drill. There are times when you don’t need the power of an impact, but you need a faster speed then a ratchet.

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Those are quite different looking. They don’t have the longer shank that I typically see.

BremonMember since Dec 2014

Is the grinder not just a slight upgrade over the 2680 and 2681 we already have? All I saw different was the brake?

herbsMember since May 2015

Having a shorter shank on the socket adaptor bits means less torque is lost through the fitting. It’s still no substitute for a proper impact wrench, though.

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