Milwaukee Gen 2 Impact

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JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

 

 

Enjoy

comp56Member since Sep 2014

not much feedback like the Ridgid had….great video by the way

 

Mondo1310Member since Jun 2015

Great video Jimbo. I see you celebrated the Gen2 with a few Guinness brewskis. 

John GlasseyMember since Jan 2014

Nice Jimbo, keep making me spend my money why don’t you. You know I have a condition, lol. 

Mondo1310Member since Jun 2015

Are you going to periscope the TOOL FIGHT?!?!?

jrsalasMember since Jun 2015

When is this start at?

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Mondo1310Member since Jun 2015

jrsalas wrote:

3 minutes ago, jrsalas said:

When is this start at?

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Tomorrow if he decides to do it. 

BigmikezMember since Jun 2013

Man Jimbo ur on a roll with these videos bro keepem up dude!

krutonMember since Jun 2015

Looks nice Jimbo. Way to rock the Guiness too.

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KnarlyCarlMember since Jan 2016

kruton wrote:

Looks nice Jimbo. Way to rock the Guiness too.

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Saw that too!

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krutonMember since Jun 2015

KnarlyCarl wrote:

Saw that too!

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Not only does he have good taste in tools, but also brew!

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regopitMember since Feb 2013

Nice video Jimbo you have just help make my mind up. I’m going for the 3/8 and 1/4 hex one key. I have the brushless hex 1st gen and a brushed hex that is going to to be replaced with the one key. 

 

If anybody wants a deal on a Milwaukee M18 brushed impact. let me know. It will be a deal you can’t pass up.:D

JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

regopit wrote:

Nice video Jimbo you have just help make my mind up. I’m going for the 3/8 and 1/4 hex one key. I have the brushless hex 1st gen and a brushed hex that is going to to be replaced with the one key. 

 

If anybody wants a deal on a Milwaukee M18 brushed impact. let me know. It will be a deal you can’t pass up.[emoji3]

Well really see on the impact fight tomorrow morning.

krutonMember since Jun 2015

regopit wrote:

Nice video Jimbo you have just help make my mind up. I’m going for the 3/8 and 1/4 hex one key. I have the brushless hex 1st gen and a brushed hex that is going to to be replaced with the one key. 

 

If anybody wants a deal on a Milwaukee M18 brushed impact. let me know. It will be a deal you can’t pass up.[emoji3]

Are you going to post it in the sale section? I’ll keep my eye out.

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KnarlyCarlMember since Jan 2016

I use my 2753 for larger screws and self tappers, and my 2450 (m12 brushed impact) is used for sheet metal screws. The 2753 doesn’t get the fourth mode used much at all because I was using it to drive in some larger self tappers and it would drop down in power to start hammering, but the screw had a long ways to go yet. It also doesn’t work with 3″ screws in wood, or screws of about that size, so I hardly used it. 

One thing I started using the fourth mode for is when putting tapcon screws in cement, that works fabulous actually, it can be really easy sometimes to snap the screw, or strip out the concrete when driving those screws in, but it actually works very well to put it in the self tapper mode and not have to worry about a split second miscalculation. If the screw just doesn’t seem to want to drive in, and you are afraid of snapping it, remove the screw, and run your concrete bit back in the hole, and out again, in an attempt to clear the hole of residual concrete specks. Then drive the screw back in and that usually takes care of it.

JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

KnarlyCarl wrote:

I use my 2753 for larger screws and self tappers, and my 2450 (m12 brushed impact) is used for sheet metal screws. The 2753 doesn’t get the fourth mode used much at all because I was using it to drive in some larger self tappers and it would drop down in power to start hammering, but the screw had a long ways to go yet. It also doesn’t work with 3″ screws in wood, or screws of about that size, so I hardly used it. 

One thing I started using the fourth mode for is when putting tapcon screws in cement, that works fabulous actually, it can be really easy sometimes to snap the screw, or strip out the concrete when driving those screws in, but it actually works very well to put it in the self tapper mode and not have to worry about a split second miscalculation. If the screw just doesn’t seem to want to drive in, and you are afraid of snapping it, remove the screw, and run your concrete bit back in the hole, and out again, in an attempt to clear the hole of residual concrete specks. Then drive the screw back in and that usually takes care of it.

Yes agreed the precision modes are good for shorter screws, anything north of 2″ my patience runs out

regopitMember since Feb 2013

kruton wrote:

1 hour ago, kruton said:

Are you going to post it in the sale section? I’ll keep my eye out.

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I tell you right here. $25 shipped from me to your front door

KnarlyCarlMember since Jan 2016

regopit wrote:

2 minutes ago, regopit said:

I tell you right here. $25 shipped from me to your front door

Good night a half gallon of maple syrup costs more than that….. ok why did I compare it to maple syrup.. i have no idea ha

JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

KnarlyCarl wrote:

10 minutes ago, KnarlyCarl said:

Good night a half gallon of maple syrup costs more than that….. ok why did I compare it to maple syrup.. i have no idea ha

You must like maple syrup if you can rifle off the cost of half a gallon…

 

…thats a lot of syrup

 

And thats a steal for that impact!

 

 

KnarlyCarlMember since Jan 2016

JimboS1ice wrote:

You must like maple syrup if you can rifle off the cost of half a gallon…

 

…thats a lot of syrup

 

And thats a steal for that impact!

 

 

Indeed. One gallon is $46 and a quart is $14

My uncle makes it on a large scale in Michigan and we grew up on it

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JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

KnarlyCarl wrote:

Just now, KnarlyCarl said:

Indeed. One gallon is $46 and a quart is $14

My uncle makes it on a large scale in Michigan and we grew up on it

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Ah… well that makes sense lol

khariVMember since Dec 2014

regopit wrote:

I tell you right here. $25 shipped from me to your front door

Which impact are you referring to?

KnarlyCarlMember since Jan 2016

khariV wrote:

Which impact are you referring to?

M18 brushed driver….@regopit that’s tool only just to clarify?

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Dano123Member since Feb 2016

regopit wrote:

I tell you right here. $25 shipped from me to your front door

That would be a good tool for Protoolnut to add to his collection… can’t beat that price!

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regopitMember since Feb 2013

KnarlyCarl wrote:

6 hours ago, KnarlyCarl said:

M18 brushed driver….@regopit that’s tool only just to clarify?

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This is just a bare tool no battery. 

KnarlyCarlMember since Jan 2016

regopit wrote:

 

This is just a bare tool no battery. 

Still in good working condition? I’ll take it if so

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khariVMember since Dec 2014

KnarlyCarl wrote:

Still in good working condition? I’ll take it if so

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It would be kind if pointless if it didn’t work, wouldn’t it?

krutonMember since Jun 2015

I tried to send you a PM regopit not sure if it went through.

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KnarlyCarlMember since Jan 2016

PROTOOLNUT wrote:

I sent a PM too, no response. I am probably going to loose out on the deal, actually I predict I will loose out on the deal, but whatever, it will go to the person who most needs it I guess. I don’t even own not even 1 of them impact drivers, so I could use one but whatever. lol

You need it the most you dont have one! I could get my hands on a dozen different impacts right now if I needed one, so I dont really need this one, I will pass on this for you to get a chance with it

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regopitMember since Feb 2013

I have been out of town and I don’t have a habit of checking the forum when I’m away.

regopitMember since Feb 2013

PROTOOLNUT wrote:

On 4/16/2016 at 0:15 AM, PROTOOLNUT said:

Ya I told my brother I’d save my money for dental, and I am. But for only a measly 25 dollars, I see no reason why I can’t pick that up from Regopit. I can pay him with paypal, and have him send it over to me.

 

Yea I hear you teeth are overrated anyway.  From what I’m seeing here you and Kruton would like to have this. So I will let you two decide. 

krutonMember since Jun 2015

regopit wrote:

10 hours ago, regopit said:
 

Yea I hear you teeth are overrated anyway.  From what I’m seeing here you and Kruton would like to have this. So I will let you two decide. 

 

I’ll bow out and let Protoolnut snag this one. My old man has an extra charger and battery so I figured for 25 bones I couldn’t beat it since I have been wanting a second 18v impact to use. Guess now I’ll just have to buy the Metabo I’ve been drooling over!

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JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

PROTOOLNUT wrote:

If Regopit still has the impact, I will take it for 25 bucks.

A steal dude!

regopitMember since Feb 2013

PROTOOLNUT wrote:

14 minutes ago, PROTOOLNUT said:

If Regopit still has the impact, I will take it for 25 bucks.

It’s yours PM me your info

Dano123Member since Feb 2016

Glad this worked out for Protoolnut.  He will wonder why he didn’t buy one years ago once he gets to use it. Especially with those 4.0 batteries he has.

jeffmcmillanMember since Jun 2015

PROTOOLNUT wrote:

1 hour ago, PROTOOLNUT said:

Thing is, I’ve never used an impact driver before so I don’t have any experience with them. I guess they are better then a drill for certain things right?

The impacting means it doesn’t strip out screws as much and generally drives fasteners better than a drill.  One of the biggest advantages I’ve noticed is with the right power mode a fastener will pretty much stop moving right when the head lands so you don’t have to worry about overdriving or clutch settings like a drill.  There’s also no reaction force if it binds up so it won’t throw you off a ladder or scaffolding, smash your hand, or twist your wrist.  With the right bits you can even use it as a drill.

KnarlyCarlMember since Jan 2016

jeffmcmillan wrote:

The impacting means it doesn’t strip out screws as much and generally drives fasteners better than a drill.  One of the biggest advantages I’ve noticed is with the right power mode a fastener will pretty much stop moving right when the head lands so you don’t have to worry about overdriving or clutch settings like a drill.  There’s also no reaction force if it binds up so it won’t throw you off a ladder or scaffolding, smash your hand, or twist your wrist.  With the right bits you can even use it as a drill.

Yes not twisting an arm or wrist around is huge

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BigmikezMember since Jun 2013

Proto your gonna love it brotha!

comp56Member since Sep 2014

a clutch system on most drills will give you more options for setting screws, however as mentioned an impact will do close to the same if you get the right feel for it. Also as a rule an impact driver is faster than a drill, and it is on a free floating drive system so ya it won’t bind and twist.  

comp56Member since Sep 2014

truth be told, I hardly use my drill I use anyone of my impacts probably 90% of the time. unless I’m doing a lot of counter sinking…… nice to have them ready to go with the right bit in each…..

regopitMember since Feb 2013

All I can say is your are getting one hell of a deal $18.00 to ship. Just let me know when you get it and  will paypal you.

comp56Member since Sep 2014

regopit wrote:

6 minutes ago, regopit said:

All I can say is your are getting one hell of a deal $18.00 to ship. Just let me know when you get it and  will paypal you.

crazy how shipping charges so much…….they are going that way anyway…lol

hmm send it to Milwaukee for warranty, tell them something wrong…….and give them the buyer’s address for return….lol so when they look at it find nothing wrong…they send it back to well new owner…lol…..

comp56Member since Sep 2014

PROTOOLNUT wrote:

2 minutes ago, PROTOOLNUT said:

 

I know that it sounds pretty funny to do at first. But if you really think about it, you and I both know it won’t work. Because people have abued warranties before, so Milwaukee will double check the address its going to with the information they ahve on the warranty claim, and they will see a discrempency and choose not to do so.

yes it was a joke…lol

comp56Member since Sep 2014

regopit wrote:

16 minutes ago, regopit said:

All I can say is your are getting one hell of a deal $18.00 to ship. Just let me know when you get it and  will paypal you.

I’m not sure but I think he is referring to one hell of a deal because it was $25 shipped and $18 of it was shipping cost…. 

JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

Medium flatrate box would have saved you 6 bones

Jimbo

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JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

PROTOOLNUT wrote:

 

I know that it sounds pretty funny to do at first. But if you really think about it, you and I both know it won’t work. Because people have abued warranties before, so Milwaukee will double check the address its going to with the information they ahve on the warranty claim, and they will see a discrempency and choose not to do so.

Good thing you got them impact rated bits [emoji41]

BigmikezMember since Jun 2013

regopit wrote:

5 hours ago, regopit said:

All I can say is your are getting one hell of a deal $18.00 to ship. Just let me know when you get it and  will paypal you.

Very awesome of you Rego always hooking up the crew!! 

regopitMember since Feb 2013

The deal was 25 bucks shipped to you so I made 7 bucks. I have 2 fuel impacts and this one and I got the one key so one had to go. 

krutonMember since Jun 2015

You cost me a lot more! That Metabo ain’t cheap compared to $25!

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Dano123Member since Feb 2016

It should sink those lags you have way faster than your drill did, I use my impacts for almost everything.

You are the influencer. Post it to 4.4 million followers.

Hit record. We’ll handle the rest.

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