I have a lot of Milwaukee mechanics hand tools and impact sockets. I can't speak on their electrical tools because all of mine are klein

That all looks like #4 to me…

Pero , si no fuera por ustedes como presentadores de quipos como funcionan. No estariamos seguros de lo que existe y podriamos adquirir para agilizar un trabajo. He tenido oportunidad de see atendido por promotores y vendedores de ambas marcas y estan bien pndjs ... no saben explicarte ni mucho menos conocen las funciones de un equipo.. se suben el cuello de la camiseta. Como si fueran el dueño de la empresa y y la cordialidad como la amabilidad se la pasan por abajo... Milwaukee y Dewalt eduquen y preparen a sus trabajadores. Dan uma pesima atención y trato.. los tratos con el cliente son muy superficiales e hipocritas... Pude adquirir varios equipos gracias a estos videos. Para poder diferenciar usos y aplicaciones y caracteristicas de cada uno. El cual quede más satisfecho y con la seguridad de poder comprar equipos con más confianza.. gracias Brother

Ambos son buenos!! Aqui el punto , que cada vez que suben un video de prueba y competencia, deberían de exponer las RPM e impactos por minuto al que trabaja cada uno.. además de la potencia de la pila.. eso marca la diferencia.. por favor... y es justp por cuestión de que estanmostrando competencia entre marcas de los equipos. Cada uno cumple una función. Y cubre cada necesidad del cliente. Todoha sido mercadotecnia y lo triste es que no te paguen las marcas por patrocinar sus productos...😂

More terible than chinese hand plier.

It's not sized off ocpd, it's sized off the ungrounded conductor.

What would happen if the clamp got connected to a live wire? And could you still use it if no ground was available?

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Just wanted to comment that I have bought one of these Klein tool pouches. About one to two months in of almost daily use and it broke at the swivel. Plus the edge of the belt piece kinda digs into my waist. I am not super over weight(5.9 185) but if I was I would say it would be even more uncomfortable. Don’t know if I should buy another one(belt clip) since I still have the pouch or move on to something different.

Haters gonna hate hate hate, lol

No no not the code has it gone gor sensitive traing yet ..... code is code and it has to be done to code or you fail or lose your licence ..... and I do not know enough to make any real opinion on electrical .... so sorry if my humor at any time sounded dick headed.. ...

Thank god we are sharing this message.

Just picked my first matching Klein screwdriver kit today. Thanks for the low down on that one!

Don't worry about Trolls, I get trolled every day by the Journeyman as a electrical apprentice. we never use to call it this. Its just Your Journeymen giving you Shit.

Lol

I think it literally comes from your background. some people are literally So Posh On Tools.and it's great if you have the money to pay for them. but I have a machinist background and I just make Shit work. even cheap tools. just to get a job done. one time.

Even 2 honest channels can get different results from the same 2 tools. There are too many variables that get involved in tool testing. You have differences in materials, drill bits and other accessories, and even inconsistencies within the tools themselves. I've seen it happen, but people just don't comprehend these things when they post comments.

Use the bolt, always, for everything, don’t ask questions and don’t look back.

Pay once, cry once

Flex is better

Don't ever buy anything from Harbor Frieght. Pure garbage. 😂

Amateurs can easily f up a wire nut dangerously. WAGOS are better and near impossible to mess up but a proper connection by a profesional using a wire nut is a far superior connection.

My dads house, built in the 70s had a circuit not working this weekend. Looked into it and found one of the receptacles was wired using the PUSH IN terminals on the back (basically the same as a wago) the spring steel had weakened over the years and become loose causing the wires to heat up. 1 inch of burnt insulation on all 4 wires. Makes me wonder how WAGOS will be holding up in 60 years.

Don’t drop the crap tools on the ground tactics cmon man!

Good choices all around, love my mp2x and the klein impact ratchet driver specifically 👍

Fun collection of new tools. But the editing and spelling was all over the place. Ha. Good shit, Robert hope you're feeling better

I get it. I don't work a lot with residential or socket meters. But I get it now. I had to watch it like a dozen times but the o finally gave it away. And then someone said free electricity. 😅😅😅

Haven't had much luck with that circuit tracer. Anyone else experiencing the same

Theyre trashhhh lol milwaukee hand tools are garbage

Recently on a project that required longer run times at peak performance and batteries for other brands were hitting that heat shut off. Is that much of an issue for many people w Milwaukee or dealt when running like a 6a battery for an extended time in a grinder or saw

Never had any issues not using a torque screw. Most of it is just common sense...

The DCD999 is a beast, but that 709 really surprised me. Heck, my DCD777 has surprised me a few times lately.

I wish you never gotten influenced by your colleagues and just stuck to your own opinion like in this video. Sandly judging by the previous interactions, it seems like you have hard time standing your ground under the peer pressure. Have a blessed day

For the lazy man

wow, just wow!

when you say JUMPERS, what is being jumped. I see bare CU and looks like #4...could improve on explanations.

I could understand how you would think that would look bad if you don't have a clue, what you're talking about and you're not really an electrician. Give me one good reason why splitting that piece of number 2 copper into 3 tails so you can get it under those ground screws. It's gonna compromise the grounding capabilities of that conductor you can't because it won't. Don't commentate on things.You don't know anything about

They dont even give you a mark to where the screws about to go

dude just stop, all these code violation finger pointers are clueless, bonding bushings are ridiculously unnecessary, the conduit is metal!!!

Every Technician Ever: "The last guy was an idiot"

The reviewer is more of a tool than the actual tool.

High torque Milwaukee impact wrench, speed 3. 5 seconds - if the fastener head doesn’t snap, it’s torqued to spec. Done deal

The impact is the most comfortable to work with.

Hurricane ties are cheaper and better than that contraption.

It has a variable speed trigger you don’t have to make it impact you can literally control the tool where the motor with draw watts against the anvil and use it as a screwdriver not everyone’s chimp 😂

I thought I was paid by the hour he got me beat

Ok, ok I’ve use an impact on a receptacle but never in a panel. WTF! That hurt just watching that

Nice