Thanks Moe,much appreciated 🙏👍👊

Why not buy cordless impact wrench?

@@bigboiandrew6980 I do have the Milwaukee impact's but an air hammer and chisel woukd be useful sometines

Well hold off .. Milwaukee may be coming out with one very soon 🤫🤫

Question about the new milwaukee. Why does it look way bigger if it only has a 2 gal tank compared to this dewalt having a 2.5?

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Don’t use slime. Just get the pug kit. It’s not too difficult to patch.

Yea that would be nice..lol .does sound a bit louder then the Ridgid,but that's only 120psi and a gallon tank 💪🤟

@@toolboss8410 Man, imagine if DeWalt comes out with a 4 gallon that runs on two batteries like their flexvolt sliding compound miter saw. Plus a plug adapter. That would be sweeeet....

Air Cat

I have seen for $79 ..in January was in one of my vids 🤟

Yea that kind of defeats the purpose a bit .. really should only be bought if invested in platform...and have a few batteries ..if you plan on using a cord ..it must be available..might as well spend alot less money and get a corded one ..

Yeah that would be cool if it had a cord and it would charge a battery at the same time either or option . Like their radio option you can plug that in is charging the battery at the same time

A corded power brick for cordless tools would be easy to produce. So would a small portable air compressor pump rated for continuous duty just like an air conditioner pump. With that option even a small compressor could run at full output (tools don't increase load on a compressor, they reduce line pressure when operated and the compressor merely runs longer). More choice for the end user. BTW another thing worth remembering is you can CONNECT AIR COMPRESSORS IN SERIES OR PARALLEL, using whatever hose (and external tanks, I leave mine connected to my air compressor hoses as an accumulator near point of use) you like for more total CFM. Small compressors can fill large tanks slowly, but they can fill them.

A corded adapter for this tool would seem like a no brainer. For a quick job or a project where there is no accessible power use a battery, for more involved jobs set up the adapter.

I like hog ring , most premium impact wrench come with both options

Roofing nailer I mean it will sink them ,but guna be ramping up alot ..not big enough tank for roofing nailer ..great for Brad ,pin , even framing nailer if your not using in rapid fashion ...get a 6 gallon pancake ,run a extension cord 1/3 of the price as well

Yea not a competition between the two . Just seeing if the Dewalt could do it

Ahh a 6ah will help a bit . I would get a 7 1/4 for cross cutting

unless you are binding the saw and causing thermal shutdown that combo should have no issue imo, take it back

More than likely the saw is binding that little thing has some power

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Yea she's a little beast...best value guns out there

Same exact size as the 9ah

TOOL BOSS Thx for your answer, So that I’m make my self understand so you mean the compressor will fits the 12amp battery? ( important to know, because I want to order one with 12amp battery)

@@mara0055 the 9ah and 12ah or should we say 3ah and 4ah as this is a 60v tool ..are EXACTLY the same size

TOOL BOSS: okey great that Dewalt have same size, because I have bought Milwaukee “rocket tower stand lamp” the MILWAUKEE M18 HSAL-0 and I thought there 12amp Will fits the lamp and it not fits, because Milwaukee have not same size of there’s battery. Thx God for Dewalt make same size, because the next shopping will be the Dewalt table saw cordless and now I’m sure I can also use the 12amp battery there also 👌👍 thx a lot the information Tool Boss ✌️

Na. Tank not big enough

Saw a mobile dent repair guy using it for an air brush. Probably as big as you can go.

@@dani1i1i1i1 yea pretty versitle little unit ..great start ..this is about 3 years old now .. would love to see 4 Gallon 150 psi unit ..but psi is actually fine maybe upgrade the scfm to 2.5

Great Video .................... thanks

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