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Awesome tool guys. Thanks for taking it apart too, now I won't have the urge to do it when I buy my own

The torque specs are pretty similar. It's very similar to my hammerhead that I won that I still love. Great video guys!

Love the review. Looks like a very useful tool. Ultimate tool bag givaway !!!!

Is probably a great tool in the right hands.

Spoiler: They spend 90% of the video trying to get the heads to rotate. For a channel called "tools in action" why do we rarely see the tools being used...

Nice review guys one of these would make a nice edition to the UTBG. Thanks for the review guys! T.I.A!!!!

Love the trial and error learning because that's what most of us do In our learning process.

Yeah that would be a pain to mess with those heads lol. But I love when you guys do reviews on power tools. I really need that impact wrench and hell I'll even take the driver. Good review guys!

This is one if the tools i really want to pick up.

Nice tools! Even through I have never owned a right angle like this, that's has been plenty of instances where I've need one. I do have the Dewalt right angle conversion bit for a drill, but sometimes it just does not cut it. Again though, nice tools.

What the hell are you characters trying to accomplish? Please tell me this is an act. Please tell me the hammer head on the left doesn't live in your basement. You on the right please tell me you are not some hen pecked stay at home dad waiting for the Mr to come home I meant Mrs. You two unorganized,grab'asstic pieces of amphibian Blankety Blank Blank are priceless you've made my evening. I salute you. Sweet Jesus!!!!! Hahahahah

Very nice tool good for tight spaces

Is that "Tools Inaction" - that would make sense.

That's a good tool. Im curious to see what other head attachments they'll have. Maybe a drill head? Good review guys

They look nice and smaller than the Ridgid Jobmax. I have the Jobmax system and being able to change and rotate heads easily is a surprisingly useful function when doing automotive work. I just wish they had leds on the top of the tool as well.

Converting in/lb to ft/lb is the same as converting in to ft... just divide by 12. So 350-675in/lb converts to 29.2-56.3lb/ft which is pretty close to the 30-60lb/ft of the other tool.

Very nice tool. Must have

Is there an adapter so the 2667 can be used for 3/8 inch sockets like the 2668 head?

This would be a great application for the bosch hybrid hex/square head

I have a brake job on the silverado to do and this looks like the perfect impact wrench for the job. Fan clutch job anyone? The 3/8 impact wrench is 30 ft-pounds in 1st speed and 60 ft-pounds in 2nd speed. I think the hex impact is about 5 ft-pounds less. Gonna get it!

So, the one Dan broke goes in the ultimate tool bag? lol I saw these at the Milwaukee event I believe, and I gotta say, I've been waiting for dewalt to come out with this tool, and no such luck. A right angle impact is surprisingly useful. We get the Makita 18v ones at work. They get into tight places, and odd angles that would be uncomfortable for most pistol grip T style drills or impacts.

I like the swivel head if it worked smoother, just wish it had more power.

Nice review all the mechanics wondering where the boot is

Huge Milwaukee fan.. But I think I'm gonna go with the ingersoll rand right angle impact

Milwaukee has some really nice stuff. 1 inch pound is equal to .083333 foot pounds.

Ridgid has the removable heads with the "Jobmate" system. I use right angle impact driver attachment and it screws in fasteners pretty good, plus has it multiple heads like a ratchet,a jigsaw, a oscillating saw, a palm nailer, a receip saw, a right angle drill. It also works with Ryobi's 18V "one plus" multi-tool system. That head attachment looks like a real pain to remove and install, and I know I'll lose that screw.

And know your warranty is gone. Lol awesome video.

Lol too funny...here's your tool back...lmao good video thinking bout the 3/8ths

Don't have much use for a right angle but really like it.

I wonder if these can take a paddle bit and drill through headers in hard spots to reach from the attic, such as exterior walls where the roofline comes down in to the eaves.... Anyone tried it out yet?

Two tools in action alright!

This thing could really come in handy if its powerful enough. For example removing the starter out of my 4Runner. Its tight up in there

I agree would be nice if you could quick change the heads, but you lose the led when you turn it. I would probably get the driver and just put an adapter on for the wrench. This would be great for a mechanic for those tight spots. I would like to see tools come with a small pack and a large battery pack. I got mine with large batteries which are nice but the small ones would be handy for keeping the tool lighter or for shallower spots. I still think m12s are in my future for tools that need to get into smaller areas.

the ridgid job max has a bunch of accessories and u can rotate the head

Well, have to say after that review I might think of looking at some other brand. Didn't like the difficulty of removing that head. Of course checking out the manual might help that.

I really like them. Would be very handy while working on my jeep instead of using a air ratchet. I didn't realize that the heads were that hard to take off; I'm sure that they just need to be broken in.

added to xmas list

All I saw were two tools in action but not Milwaukee

Great comedy routine guys...shame we didn't get to see more of the tools in action...or maybe we did?

My guess is why one is rated in ft lbs and the other is inch lbs is cause the one that does sockets the sockets will do more torque than the quick release style style.

I bet they would work great for tight areas where ratchets just dont have the room to ratchet!

I think they could have made it similar to the Rigid job max with interchangeable heads. Obviously it would be a new system if they wanted it to. having to buy two separate tools kinda sucks in my opinion. These seem to be not as well throughout as other Milwaukee tools. They were made too get a tool into the market as soon as possible it seems like to me. If I really had a need for one I would get it your always fighting fasteners in applications everyday it seems from auto repair, electrical work, plumbing, and just doing things like basic installs. I think the 1/4 hex is the most handy out of all of them.

I want to love these but they don't have enough torque to make them more useful. I had the m12 right angle impact and I was seriously un-impressed and disappointed so much I took it back. It seemed to me that 35ft/lbs is basically finger tight. The only way it's useful is if your doing a lot of fastening in tight spots. Other wise I'm better off using a universal joint and socket extension with my impact driver.

The grips and triggers look a lot like Dewalt's Oscillating tool. Very nice option thought, Impact at 90 degrees. I'll just have to stick with a rt angle attachment. They guys over at Opti-Lube told me to tell you guys HI.

Dan, you sure you don't drink?

I was trying to figure out whose brain that was sitting up on the tool cabinet.When dummy went off camera and started hammering on the tool,I had my answer.What a waste of 7 minutes.Keep up the good work!

thanks for the info , by the end of the video i wanted to punch things due to your hiccups ! hah

lol you guys are hilarious left angle hahaha

Cool tool but If you're gonna make it possible to remove the head then I think they should come with the two options, quarter hex and square then they would cover all the bases. Maybe they offer an option to buy the other head separately but if you have to buy the complete tool to get the other option then shame on Milwaukee! Be useful for automotive for sure, theres some awkward places and small bolts on modern engines!

looks like the same trigger system like the dewalt oscillating tool LOL

Good for mechanics and the likes. Later

este impact ratchet no tiene la fuerza que dice no puede quitar un tornillo que esta a 30 pies

in pounds divided by 12 = ft/lbs Ft/lbs x 12 = in/lbs

just check on your phone at google, the conversion

That drill will never be the same =( eh just give it away.

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7:30 with no tools in action

what a waste of time..these guys need to throw their camera in the trash and look for something better to do rather than waste peoples time..give it up

Drunk

Converting Inch pounds to foot pounds ... divide by 12 maybe? ... Should you even need to think about that? Let alone look it up.

Do these guys nurses know they escaped the facility? Sad to see guys with diminished capacity make fools of themselves. SMH.

right angle means 90 degree angle 😐😐😐

Full on pen pusher!!!! Go and put a suit on and sit at your computer !!!

Hahahahahaha. You guys are so funny about "right angles" a 90 degree angle is called right angle

Can’t/won’t convert inch-lbs to ft-lbs? Too worthless to bother going further. Don’t quit your day jobs.

Waste of time

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