Milwaukee tool porn

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I’m a full time carpenter. Work for myself and HAVE to take care of my shit, otherwise I don’t make money.

Few times a year I like to go through all my cordless tools and clean them up, blow all the debris out, lube all the quick locks and chucks, wipe them down etc. just got done doing that this evening.

Nice pic Man U have a lot of great tools there!

Renner_construction wrote:

I’m a full time carpenter. Work for myself and HAVE to take care of my shit, otherwise I don’t make money.

Few times a year I like to go through all my cordless tools and clean them up, blow all the debris out, lube all the quick locks and chucks, wipe them down etc. just got done doing that this evening.

We have the same philosophy.

I just don’t understand people that trash their tools.

How about the people who just “rattle can” their tools for identification? Common people! We’re professionals ! Think of a better way. I personally use a yellow paint marker and outline certain areas on the tool so i can glance over and make sure it’s mine

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Is that multi charger worth the money? Right now I just have two 12/18v chargers and a couple 12v chargers, and have been eyeing that one .

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Nice tools man!!, I wonder what’s the biggest thing you could power if you tie all those batteries together 

Justin Hernandez wrote:

Nice tools man!!, I wonder what’s the biggest thing you could power if you tie all those batteries together

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Renner_construction wrote:

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Is that multi charger worth the money? Right now I just have two 12/18v chargers and a couple 12v chargers, and have been eyeing that one .

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Renner_construction wrote:

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Is that multi charger worth the money? Right now I just have two 12/18v chargers and a couple 12v chargers, and have been eyeing that one .

I think it is… Although I think I paid about 140$ for it through one of my suppliers, that made my decision easy.

It charges twice as fast and you can charge 3 at a time. Although it all depends on what your doing with your tools/batteries. On big jobs it helps because I’m using lights, radio, drilling, cutting, impacting etc and although the runtime on all those tools is outstanding I still burn through at least 2 battery’s a tool per day. it’s not uncommon to be using almost all your tools at once.

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Duckie155 wrote:

Seeing people post pictures of their red tools has made me feel not so bad for have the addiction. so i rounded up most of my Milwaukee tools, didn’t drag my hand tools out and forgot to grab my fuel hammer drill( I think the number is 2406). [External image (s1.postimg.org), not copied]

Nice collection my friend..I’ve learned to embrace the addiction and set aside a few bucks a month for new red tools(:

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Awesome..great to see all that red!!!

Renner_construction wrote:

I’m a full time carpenter. Work for myself and HAVE to take care of my shit, otherwise I don’t make money.

Few times a year I like to go through all my cordless tools and clean them up, blow all the debris out, lube all the quick locks and chucks, wipe them down etc. just got done doing that this evening.

That’s what I like to hear..I actually enjoy making them all pretty again lol

I’m jealous Renner!!

here is my Milwaukee fuel 6 1/2in circular saw with a 5.0 battery cutting through an LVL today, i just had to stop and take a picture.

PeteW wrote:

here is my Milwaukee fuel 6 1/2in circular saw with a 5.0 battery cutting through an LVL today, i just had to stop and take a picture.

How old is that LVL..lol

Justin Hernandez wrote:

How old is that LVL..lol

right!! she had been shiting out side for like a month lol

Lol she looks like some dirty ol rough cut lumber. It’ll be fine, that stuff rots before it de-laminates

So are you liking that 6-1/2? I’m still thinking Makita next but that saw does rock!

ChrisK1970 wrote:

So are you liking that 6-1/2? I’m still thinking Makita next but that saw does rock!

for getting the saw for free, ya i am f-ing loving it… i do wish tho that it was the 7 1/4 model but i really haven’t run in to a situation where i needed a bigger blade. 

PeteW wrote:

right!! she had been shiting out side for like a month lol

Such a Dirty girl!!

Can’t wait for the gen 2 fuel

Im here to reserect this thread and see if we can get some new MILWAUKEE TOOL PORN going on!!!

Here’s a start….

A FUEL family photo (:

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Hey nice man! Didn’t know this post existed, thanks for bringing it to light again!

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bradboulanger wrote:

New toy at work. I was using a makita hammer drill with a standard Chuck before i got this baby and i must say it is a completely different beast. Eats cinderblock for breakfast lunch and dinner.

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The blocks aren’t the real challenge here, although it still does an effortless job. Its the solid poured foundation walls and brick where it really shines above and beyond the regular hammer/driver drills

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Sounds like me I had zero red before I came here, maybe 1

Jimbo

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Here is my m18 family picture.

here is an old pic kinda thru back to when I first came to TIA, there has been a red tool or 2 added since then 

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NicholasShetley wrote:

Here is my m18 family picture.

I won’t those 2 3/8″ impacts!

comp56 wrote:

here is an old pic kinda thru back to when I first came to TIA, there has been a red tool or 2 added since then

Only 1 or 2? Lol

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He forgot some zeros

When I get home I’ll get my lil red fam together

Bigmikez wrote:

When I get home I’ll get my lil red fam together

One of the these days when I get some time off and I can shirk some vids I’ll take some pictures of all my cordless.

Jimbo

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I’m part of team green and I feel like I’m cheating looking at all these sexy red tools [emoji38]

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PROTOOLNUT wrote:

You went cordless for your impacts, how do you like the power? I have always felt you needed air power to deliver serious 1/2 drive impact power to the nuts and bolts to break them loose, especially if your dealing with rust. How does those cordless units compare? Have you found a nut or bolt you couldn’t break loose with them?

PROTOOLNUT wrote:

Thanks for the information, glad to see that the 1/2 is performing just like its pneumatic counterpart! I am really amazed how far cordless technology has come, I remember the days when you could stop a cordless drill from just holding the chuck, now if you do that, prepare to have burns in your skin lol. Ya, I wouldn’t expect too much from the 3/8, those are for light duty work, around the engine kind of stuff. A lot of people don’t know that there are sizes above 1/2, like the 5/8 drive and 1 inch drive. Those are industrial impacts made to remove 2 inch bolts or larger, there not typically seen within the consumer market, and mechanics usually only have to use them if they are removing large bolts and nuts off of big rigs or big tractors. 🙂

You can get th Milwaukee in a 3/4″

Jimbo

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Here’s a little bit of my Milwaukee porn the hackzall is on its last breath but still diserves to be in family photo.

Bigmikez wrote:

Here’s a little bit of my Milwaukee porn the hackzall is on its last breath but still diserves to be in family photo.

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It’s used!!!!!

Jimbo

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Bigmikez wrote:

Here’s a little bit of my Milwaukee porn the hackzall is on its last breath but still diserves to be in family photo.

warranty no?…….on hackzall…..

I tried guys I emailed milwaukee with serial number and they said it was out of warranty I found this one in a auction car at the shop and my boss let me keep it so who knows how long the other person owned it for I’ve had it for about 21/2 yrs already I’ll eventually get another one in time

that sucks

Bigmikez wrote:

I tried guys I emailed milwaukee with serial number and they said it was out of warranty I found this one in a auction car at the shop and my boss let me keep it so who knows how long the other person owned it for I’ve had it for about 21/2 yrs already I’ll eventually get another one in time

You can probably pick one up in eBay around 60 bucks if I come across one I’ll PM you

Jimbo

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Jimbos1ice wrote:

You can probably pick one up in eBay around 60 bucks if I come across one I’ll PM you

Jimbo

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Here is my red collection as of now, looking into more products like the new nailers, pipe wrenches, and ETC 

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Nice tools there

Jimbo

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K.C wrote:

Here is my red collection as of now, looking into more products like the new nailers, pipe wrenches, and ETC

Yeah buddy thats a pretty picture!

For pipe wrenches I gotta stick with Ridgid though

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Yeah was looking into the cheater pipe, i have a several ridgids now. Oh the wonders of working on old steam black pipe lines.