I love their sanding mats they have, they work better than any sandpaper pads I've ever used And last the longest.

I built all my own stuff.. there’s a big investment there.. I like to make all my own stuff.. I guess if ya got the bucks it’s good then

I love Yella tools, and I have Milwaukee tools to haters!!!

7:46 Amen to that.🙏 Great review - thanks for your time and effort. I have both, not used the 3" yet, but for quick and dirty (without dust extraction of any sort, after a bit, you're just grinding that accumulated dust into your work surface) the detail sander has been pretty useful. Any idea on run time for the 3" using a 5ah or 6ah battery?

That shirt is scary, should keep you on your toes. I mean fingers.

Great job! Keep em coming!

Miss my dog! Enjoy this beautiful spirit guide you’re blessed with! Take care happy new year

Detail sander is overheating the inner plastic. Watch out for that ! Mine did. I using it 1year. Affter that you have fix it and good to go

Bro got a coyote In da workshop

😭what da dog doin

Beautiful 😢

I get your frustration with the Milwaukee, but I think you might have had a better time with it if you held it the way it was intended. The reason the handle is the shape it is, and the rubber grip extends to the top, is because you're meant to grip it higher up. The idea is that you wrap your thumb and index finger around the body and press the trigger with your middle finger. This is to aid in precision. By doing that, you centre the force from your hand with the centre of the chuck, aiding in accuracy and less cam out when driving fasteners. After holding it like this a few times, it just became natural for me. That being said, I think the tool is generally pretty good, but I pretty much agree with all of your other gripes. The digital buttons on top are just ridiculous. It adds complexity, more things to go wrong and cost, all in the name of creating a worse user experience and inefficiency. I also find it ironic that they went to the effort of copying Festools grip design in the name of accuracy, while providing a terrible locking bit holder that has lots of back and forth play and no auto-eject. I own a Ryobi HP impact driver and the bit holder on that is far superior.

Great assessment!

Hehe last box is trash box, cause you have trash inside :D just kidding milwaukee and dewalt both are great powertools brands!

7:50 t-bevel

Thanks for not giving a shot about how I cope. Everyone talks mess when I don't flip the material and don't use the miter saw for the flats but it's faster for me to just use the coping saw. Unless it's a really dense hardwood. Sometimes I think I should buy one of those coping jig saws but I get it done pretty quick with a hand saw so meh. Screw the haters. Appreciate ya

Sweet tshirt bro

Vehicle video man love your shot from a fellow Woodworker happy Woodworking to you

That's definitely real nass like indeed

Keep up the good work!

Great video as always👌🏼

Great video, good job!

We have a few stacks with literally same gear and yep we have a bunch of yellow tools in red boxes 😂😂

I support man I'm just now learning how to do woodwork at the ripe age of 20

I pray at the Festool alter ...

Cool dog

Beautiful wolf/dog I have one he’s a quarter wolf and best animal I’ve ever had

What kind of dog

Beautiful dog I’ll subscribe.

My detail sander is constantly shutting off with the dancing lights as if it’s overheated even if it’s been sitting overnight

Your boxes look pretty vlose to mine lol , if we was on same job alot of our stuff would be interchangeable 😅

Overall I think most of the annoyances with the Milwaukee installation driver seem to be overblown. I've been using this the past 3 years and it has been my favorite Milwaukee tool that I own. But Im also open to other brands so I'm not a die hard Milwaukee fanboy. I do appreciate how they are coming out with new products left and right and have the most in depth tool lineup I think out of all the brands. That being said, I can see how there are advantages to the Dewalt installation driver over the milwaukee that you pointed out. Thanks for the video!

why do you love/hate the 3 in orbital sander? Why do you love the detail sander? I think you can change the pad on the 3in orbital to the triangle one? It's just a hex screw? Would love a review or your thoughts on the two tools.

Sliding T-bevel

I also suffer from CSS...good video....I see that you were already made aware of the audio...maybe it's karma for storing your bumble bee stuff in the big red boxes... lol. just kidding...I also have some yellow and lime green stuff.

Dude please pry that half Joey by I believe “stackible” back into a usable state

Audio disappears at 19:27 other than that great video..

Gotta love the saw dust on an edge rip!

How do you get the pins to lock into the wood?

Monochrome ahh room

I’ve owned the Milwaukee for several years and it’s one of my favorite tools. But I hate having to look at the top every time I pick it up before I engage the trigger. To me that’s a step backwards.

I have logos on mine and I've got 1 job out of it in 7 years,waste of money and it's a invitation for thieves.

That’s cool and all, have you used a Mirka deros3 orbital sander? I couldn’t recommend it enough, you’ll actually love sanding. It’s pricey but so worth it

Ummmmm, how do you adjust the height again? I went back through the video jumping around. I didn't find mention of that. The adjusting cranks are caddy-corner from each other and you've tied the benches together with the top.

What is the point of hiding your phone number if your website and business name is on there? It’ll take 2 seconds to find your phone number

Dewalt fucked up by not making it dual bevel. 90p percent of carpenters are not going to buy it just for that reason. Pretty much useless 😕

I have the exact same one. It works great especially when you put a 60 V Dewalt battery on it.

Love mine, use it for all kinds of trim/casing It's a dream for quarter round

Finally a how to make money woodworking video that makes sense. Gotta go burn some fence picket Adirondack chairs

Good info- thanks! Now how does that "beast" hold up against the Multi Tool with sanding adapter?