Hi can this tester read 220v?

Thanks for the review, but I think honestly in that price range most of the ones I’ve looked at. I may not have looked at the mall. I’ve built pretty much the same way with different branding, did you happen to come up with a heavy duty version that would hold up to professional use? I’m not sure if you’ve done a review on one or not but if you have, could you post the link to your video or if you know of any thanks

Great info Phillip. Thank you

Come review bridges in my city please 🙏

Excellent, just bought one. Thank you.

I havent seen how long you need to let the adhesive set before using the dryer. Any idea?

What kind of oil does it use

He’s at an electrical supply company! They sell everything Milwaukee, Klein, Dewalt

Does the battery power the inverter when the generator is not running?

"it starts flashing red" that doesn't happen. it will turn off before finding the circuit.

Thank you for this video. It helped a lot.

Stupid

Finally found the dip stick (96%). Thanks.

Never mix. And always have your cleaning flappers labeled and ready.dont get your metals all mixed up

Like how you mentioned that cause its different metals. I plumb and weld. I was always told cleaning is key and if your trying to clean say aluminum with a disk you just used for steel

Can you charge it while using it?

Is this good for 110v welder ?

You think it could run well with the titanium 225 stick welder from Harbor Freight?

use the impact socket mate

Good quick explanation for error code 2800.... Quick maintenance shutoff.... I honestly didn't know about it.

I love YT, my dad wasn't around to help my change out my propane and regulator hoses. But he left me his detector.

Mine came with no batteries and no case

Should I see and feel the felt gasket inside the dryer when it's assembled? TIA

Please show more on how to mount versus just showing the Packout Mount

Thank you

Hello, Im interested in the Milwaukee wall clock, behind you in the video. Where could I buy that one please? Greatly appreciate your help!

It’s the little details that Milwaukee is great at. I just purchased the 9 gallon. I do wish the filter bags came with the unit, but not such a big deal. I also like that Milwaukee has many other products already assembled. I just navigated to the Milwaukee ecosystem this year. The quality of products is exceptional. However, the price point is a big higher than their competitors. I usually wait for online sales, and also scour different sites for battery sales.

They most have implemented your idea about the star heads. In the UK, they give you 2 star heads in the deal.

Have you tested out the Ecoflow products. They seem a lot better than this for far less

I found an open splice under my kitchen sink cabinet that was arcing and making a sizzling noise. Not only was an open splice buried under the cabinet without a junction box(code violation), but it was in a possible wet location(serious lack of common sense), a leaky sink, valve in a supply line, or disposal are common leaks. The disposal in my kitchen sink started leaking (internal seal went bad) which got the open spice wet, the paper in the Romex wet, causing the arcing against the wood of the cabinet carcass. The icing on the cake was that the electrical genius never connected the ground wires together, the incompetence was epic. I was pissed as my house could have burned down all because some POS did not want to take the time to run new piece of Romex from the breaker box when the piece they cut was too short or put the splice in a properly accessible junction box. I am putting the splice in a steel 2 gang box with a cover plate in a dry location two cabinets away from the sink, properly grounding the wires and box, and I am running 12/2 w/G UF-B out of the box to go under the sink and dishwasher, per code UF-B can be used in wet or dry locations within a home as well as direct ground burial.

Could you tap the top of the light a few hundred more times?

Could I use this to pump water from a spring?

What do you use on 2" EMT conduit? I like large conduit never use anything smaller then 1" just DIY on my own house I use a dremel but it takes awhile with 80 grid barrel tube. Regular deburring tool with the swivel end just catches.

I like mine. Only downside is it weighs almost 30 lbs empty.

The scanner "steps down" it's sensitivity as it detects signals. Going over the panel multiple times will yield better results as it will become less sensitive over time and return only the strongest signal. False signals can be caused by devices running on the circuit. I found fans to be particularly problematic at causing false positives. Try to have all loads turned off while scanning. It's not a hyper accurate device, but it saves a LOT of time when "mapping" your electrical system.

Would rubbing alcohol not be more expensive than the $4 windscreen wash ?

as someone who has one of these, dont get one it will be cheaper to hire someone to do the job. i actually ran the numbers of hours used and repairs constantly needed and it would have been cheaper to pay someone 70$ per hour to use their own equipment. This is after 5 years of use. have had to replace both treads several belts and all three spindles before the 400 hr mark. and after the 400 hr mark the starter is going bad due to old age from the authorized mechanic.

made my choice easier. And it works

I put a piece of cardboard over the outlet and use it as a pattern for whatever I'm going to cut.

You got me all the f***** up if you think I'm paying $4000 for a dolly that doesn't come pre-assembled.

does this detect a breaker for an outlet that has no power to it?

What is the distance range of the transmitter/receiver?

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I don't understand why the (actually not) "big flaw" isn't associated with the titled product but it's packaging.. Video title should be "Milwaukee laser storage case first look" big flaw.

You demonstrated this with an outlet that has power. But what if the fuse to that outlet and there is no power; does your demonstration also work if the outlet doesn’t have power to help you find the correct circuit breaker that blew? Because years ago if the circuit breaker blew then the circuit breaker would move slightly but that doesn’t happen these days anymore and I’m trying to use this tool for find the correct breaker, please.

Update I was doing it wrong I figured out how the belt actually goes around the pulley and boom boom boom im drying clothes now thanks for the knowledge bro I could not have made it without this video

Just got this with a free XC 8.0 battery for $220 at HD. Made sure to get the bags for it too. Would have been nice if Milwaukee included the wet foam filter. Very pleased with the overall quality, especially the hose. I totally agree with you regarding the bags! They should have included at least one to give customers the idea. I wouldn't have thought about buying any bags if I just bought the vacuum without any research.

My belts not tight when I put it back on no way it should be that loose also no way I stretched that much taking it apart must be missing something, what am I doing wrong

OK just got the felt in the mail from Amazon here goes nothing I don't have 300$ and I need some dry work clothes so wish me luck 😅

just the video I was looking for