The new ones with telescoping handles are complete junk. Bought 4 as Christmas gifts. I have one that was the button lock model that I purchase a couple of years ago - much better design. 2 of the telescoping ones that were purchased would not lock. 1 of them locked but stopped locking after the second time extended. The 4th one we didn't even bother to open from the box. All 4 going back to Snow Joe. The telescoping design is terrible. Bring back the locking buttons.

Awesome hat, go Huskies!

I already have a sander but this one’s so much cooler

I’ve been 3D printing this stuff for years. Way to go Milwaukee. Way to be 3-4 yrs behind.

How long does it take to charge?

really want one of these. old carpenters on the job warned me about 28oz hammers causing elbow tendinitis and carpal tunnel. i didnt listen, i thought it would be a joke even if i did get it. as a concrete form carpenter i was smacking stuff all day with both arms for years. now i have carpal tunnel and tendinitis in both arms. it is no joke. deeply painful numb arms at night, no sleep, grip strength loss, numb hands for hours in the morning. ive never experienced a pain like it before, DEEP pain like my entire arm down to the bone marrow, while having pins and needles at the same time. i wouldnt wish it on anyone. i didnt know about titanium hammers at the time, no guarantee it would have helped but i wish i would have listened. since i moved on from formwork it hasnt been so severe but still anytime i use a hammer or my hands to hit something it triggers it for a few days or more, so its something that i have to live with now. im interested in trying a stiletto to see if it helps at all, even if it lessens further damage over time.

Try to start from top or shorten the brush before hitting the lowest point when using the circular saw to avoid jamming.

We want to see 1/2 thick flat bar or I beam does it take coldsaw blades

How well does the fm come in ?

All very useful thanks for the great ideas on how to get things we use on the outside instead of digging through the box for

May I ask your height and weight? Only ask since you and other reviews say that size runs big. Thanks!!

Whats the point of this video?…

how does a EFI work on a cub cadet 2 x 30 inch snow blower

What if the roof isnt alligned properly with the wall? Sometimes the walls are askew too.

Been using this vac in the shop. Two things to note: 1)The hose it comes with is very rigid, does not flex well and makes for awkwardness. 2)There is a pinch hazard on the handles to open and close it - can really bite your fingers if you aren't careful. Other than that, it is powerful and wonderfully quiet.

Tools are super cool, but the price is frigging insane 😮

ive always been disappointed with the milwaukee speakers never being loud enough and very low quality bass you can never feel, yes they are perfect for electrical workers or finishing workers but for guys that work with loud power tools all the time they suck for instance, im an insulation instaler well net and blow houses all day long, the pneumatic guns are always loud and the hopper always makes tons of noise as well idc if the speaker overpowers the sounds we make at work but the second i go into a different room its almost as if i cant hear it anymore so yeah we need milwaukee to make a club level speaker for those who do want to hear it over noise and more than 100ft away maybe something to compete with the jbl 320 or slightly bigger

Looks spiffy

Why are all the new random orbital sanders from Milwaukee M12 instead of M18? The 6"'s are M12 but the 5"'s are M18. You would figure it would be the other way around. Doesnt make sense to me. Would you have any idea as to why?

Do you have to remove the racks?

Yep, it just happened to me this evening. Went to check the oil and pop. I'll be using this same method. Great video.

I use an ice block tong from the days of harvesting cubic foot ice blocks out of lakes in northern Wisconsin. Light, strong, and grabs very good. Problem is nobody makes or sells them. Somebody should copy the design with some modifications for firewood logs Dean

Question: What is the model # of the bit set shown?

Added to my wish list. Merry Christmas!!!

Thanks for your help 😊

5 years too late Milwaukee

It looks like it would be good for someone like me who is disabled but would like to do something for themselves. You could do one or two small to mid sized trees per day and really have the ability to put in your carrier to go back and be stacked. The saw was a nice edition too.

$2000 sure ....$4000 I'll buy some husky and gear ratchet sets and build an entire master 56-in toolbox set with air compressor and air tools....

I bought the tool box rack attachment, the tool box tray attachment and pre ordered the tool box caddy attachment. Don’t think I will be ordering any of the others.

which way does the heated handle grip switch turn them on to heated them up

Bonjour quel es le duree de la batterie sur ce type de ponceuse ?

Yeeeah, so I want this now. The OCD gives this the stamp of approval. The cleaner the work area, the better.

Do you need the coupler retention key that comes with the cultivator with the new power head?

I just bought the mk 2...was scared to buy one for years, thinking they were a rip off..man do i love this sharpener. My buck 110 was in sad shape. Now after two minutes, it will shave face hair..it also profiled the cutting edge...might buy the ken onion one day..however i cant see being any happier than i am now

Can this go down at 0.0394inch? (1mm)

According to me, and I’ve done a lot of research: this works just fine for most steels, and excellent if you tailor it. If you buy diamond belts, you’ll be squared away, if you take it as slow as you can. I’d say with power grinding you’re always going to be overheating and fatiguing SOME. I use mine to put on the first edge of knives I make. Convex at 15degrees, then 20 microbevel with an actually good abrasive

OH WOW, I searched honeycomp part in oven & boom. there it is. thx man. i search in the parts list for our iven and nothing. searched by image and nothing. u saved a lot of worrying about wat it is. u da man, man

It's nice but each part is about $5-10 over what it's worth. I mean I get it.. Sunk cost fallacy doesn't allow them to upgrade the packout to a V2 & build in features every single other brand has, so now it's just mass produce plastic accessories & charge extra for what you never designed in the first place.

Thanks Mark. I like the tray or the caddy, forever putting tools, on top of the packout then they end up on the ground when i need to open.

As someone that often has to negotiate narrow passages and stairways I need something that attaches to the front or the rear. Unfortunately these wouldn't work for me.

thanks for showing how easy the rail clamps attach! ( really hard to take out the rail on other systems that only slide on the rail) Can't wait until they are available! I want the one that allows a packet to clip on the side. WOn' t get the hooks because I already jus use big "S" shaped hooks for that and large carabiners.

For the jobsite, these external packout mods will get damaged too easily and everything attached to them will be stolen.

I am 100% sure they had this in mind from the very beginning. Don't know why it took them this long.

I love your videos Mark! Always interesting with content I enjoy! I know I'm in the minority and I like to keep my tools inside my Packout, not outside for easy accessibility. And yes, I also prefer the 2.5ah HO for the M12 tools.

Which Packout Attachment is your favorite? Which one is your least favorite?

CHANGE THE OIL PEOPLE THIS IS BS

Now that you have had it for 2 years, you should do a video where you grind down the guards on the business end to see how the full 1/2" cut would work!

Hey 👋 Mark Thomas when’s the livestream coming up

depend s on the shape of the area I'm mowing

Nice video. I just bought me one from Home Depo, it was on sale for $120 off. Mine is supposed to 72x23. I’m gonna put mine in my garage and use it for stacking things underneath. I’m gonna place some 1x10, or 1x8, boards across the cross pieces at the bottom to increase the storage capacity. I’ll insert a piece of board under the center of the shelves, so they don’t sag from the weight. It’s being delivered tomorrow (12/19/24). Since I’m a one-legged man - an amputee above the knee, who works from a wheelchair most of the time, I’m looking forward to tackling this project. This is not the first one I’ve put together; I have a wider one in my shed. I'll be putting both a vise and a bench grinder on mine.