Milwaukee Gen 2 Impact

JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

Dano123 wrote:

6 hours ago, Dano123 said:

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

 

1/2″ lags are taxing on smaller 1/4″ hex impacts, even my shiny 887 drives them lags a little sluggish but it will keep impacting instead of twisting your arm off.  My gen 2 drill flies them larger lags no problem, much quicker, he has the gen 1 which still does a quality job.  When i have to use larger lags i reach for my HT 1/2″ impact, now that thing drives the shit out of a lag with 700 pounds of torque which is equal to 8400 inch pounds… equal to the power of 11 of the gen 1 drills or about 6 standard impacts. If I’m on a ladder or holding something up I would much rather have an impact in my hand!

KnarlyCarlMember since Jan 2016

PROTOOLNUT wrote:

 

I figured that would be the cost to ship it considering that it probably weighs 5 pounds. So thats  25 plus 18 to ship, so thats a total of 45 dollars out the door, no bad. If you had charged 80 for the tool, then the shipping would have been a deal breaker for me lol.

 

And I also wanted to point out how fair you are being. Not only did you allow me to come around to my sences and buy the tool from you, but your also willing to make sure I receive it first before payment. Your a cool dude Regopit.

 

Curious, what made you want to sell this for so cheap in teh first place? I am just glad you did because my money is tight now days. So again thankyou! [emoji4]

I think we all want to see you get your hands on an impact because you have yet to experience the awesome that comes with one!

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comp56Member since Sep 2014

PROTOOLNUT wrote:

22 hours ago, PROTOOLNUT said:

 

 

 

 

KnarlyCarl wrote:

3 hours ago, KnarlyCarl said:

I think we all want to see you get your hands on an impact because you have yet to experience the awesome that comes with one!

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yes an impact is a different animal compared to a drill…….

Dano123Member since Feb 2016

JimboS1ice wrote:

 

1/2″ lags are taxing on smaller 1/4″ hex impacts, even my shiny 887 drives them lags a little sluggish but it will keep impacting instead of twisting your arm off.  My gen 2 drill flies them larger lags no problem, much quicker, he has the gen 1 which still does a quality job.  When i have to use larger lags i reach for my HT 1/2″ impact, now that thing drives the shit out of a lag with 700 pounds of torque which is equal to 8400 inch pounds… equal to the power of 11 of the gen 1 drills or about 6 standard impacts. If I’m on a ladder or holding something up I would much rather have an impact in my hand!

I use 5/16″ x 3.5″ construction lags all the time and my impact drives them in fast without flinching. I want the HT impact though, that thing looks awesome

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JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

Dano123 wrote:

I use 5/16″ x 3.5″ construction lags all the time and my impact drives them in fast without flinching. I want the HT impact though, that thing looks awesome

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5/16″ are fairly smaller in diameter in the world of lags most screws are around 3/16″

Dano123Member since Feb 2016

Yes, I meant 7/16″. My bad

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Dano123Member since Feb 2016

Dano123 wrote:

Yes, I meant 7/16″. My bad

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Well, I guess they were 5/16. I use those a lot, the 3.5″ are cheaper than other sizes, even smaller so I always get them.

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JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

Still thicker that a standard screw, the ones I were using were 3/8″ and run in like butter, when you start getting bigger than that is when you need to pull the big boys out

Jimbo

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jeffmcmillanMember since Jun 2015

SPAX style lags run a lot easier than old fashioned lags.  Of course that is one of the big selling points and part of the design.  They work well within the intended operational area of impact drivers whereas regular lags really need something bigger.

JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

jeffmcmillan wrote:

17 minutes ago, jeffmcmillan said:

SPAX style lags run a lot easier than old fashioned lags.  Of course that is one of the big selling points and part of the design.  They work well within the intended operational area of impact drivers whereas regular lags really need something bigger.

 

Yes, they have that zinc? coating on them

JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

Protools going to be impacting evertyhing in sight!!! come here you little basterd squirrel, time to impact yo nuts!!!

krutonMember since Jun 2015

JimboS1ice wrote:

Protools going to be impacting evertyhing in sight!!! come here you little basterd squirrel, time to impact yo nuts!!!

Don’t give him any ideas!

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JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

kruton wrote:

Just now, kruton said:

Don’t give him any ideas!

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Walnuts… impact

Peanuts… impact

almonds… impact

some jerk offs nuts… DOUBLE IMPACT click click click click click

 

jrsalasMember since Jun 2015

PROTOOLNUT wrote:

Its funny that you mentioned that Jimbo. I have a dark side to me, if anyone physically wrongs me in any way, or breaks in and tries to steal my shit, you will learn why they call me the doctor when it comes to power tools. Because I will perform an operation you will never forget.

 

And yes I will be impacting everything I see. [emoji6]

I knew there was a lose nut in there… Jk. Lol

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