Richard.
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They are worth the extra. No question. I just don’t believe Milwaukee build a diy tool.
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Ashley Burton
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Maybe I'm a little unfair to judge, Never even considered their non-fuel offerings
I'm the same with beer, why would I get a 440ml can when I can get a 500ml or 565ml
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Bigger the better!I'm the same with beer, why would I get a 440ml can when I can get a 500ml or 565ml
Maybe a little off topic, But why did I buy a 250cc bike instead of a 125cc
Richard.
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I have all the new fuel gear with the ONE-KEY software which is another step forward again. They are always improving but with Milwaukee even the older or cheaper stuff was always really good too.
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Because back in the day, with a 250 you could be top kiddy at the chipshop, unless you had grown up and conned the old man into lending you the money for a big twin or an early jap 4.Bigger the better!
Maybe a little off topic, But why did I buy a 250cc bike instead of a 125cc
Ashley Burton
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Have you seen their tool lockout function to prevent other users operating your tools?
Richard.
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Yeah. I can do that with my phone. I just select the tool I want to lock and lock it.
Ashley Burton
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They're also doing location settings if they don't already do that? My stuff is just standard fuel
Richard.
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They do this too but it’s only close range. If they get swiped you ain’t tracking them round the country. What they are good for are the 4 modes. You can set up 4 speed and torque settings to use in both the high and low gears. So essentially your drill can have 8 speed and power settings of your own choice. Problem with cordless drills I find is they are too fast for hard materials and big bits. I can use blacksmith drills up to an inch on mine and huge hole saws and set it to cut slowly with high torque and more control. The impact is the same. I can have any power or speed i want. I’ve got the 3/8 drive impact with over 230 ft lb of torque yet I can set it to drive tiny self tapers into sheet without stripping the thread. That’s the bit I love about the software. Very adaptable tools
