3/8 Or 1/2 inch Milwaukee Tool Which One Should You Buy

[@brokenwrench404]

I have a couple of each stubby, mid torque and high torque but I use my 3/8’s stubby more than anything else

[@StubProductions]

For my barn shop I have 1/2 stubby but can adapt down for 3/8”. Works great!

[@johnny4713ify]

First off, I'm glad you're feeling better! I actually picked up my 3/8" stubby based on your review years ago, and it's been my workhorse ever since. I'm looking to get a Gen 2 1/2" stubby this time, just to have the 1/2" option for tight spaces. I'll be picking up the Gen 2 3/8" version later on since my Gen 1 is still working like a charm. Just when I was about to pull the trigger a Dewalt DCF 921 they announce the Gen 2 so I'm glad I waited 👍🏻

[@HowtoAutomotive]

I’m glad you like the review and it’s been a good one for you. You’ll love the Gen 2 just as much. Thank you for watching!

[@NutsandBoltswithTone]

nice video Brian I appreciate you explaining the difference.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

I appreciate you watching!

[@Wrenchingdaily]

I have the 1/2” stubby and just use the 3/8” adapter when needed

[@Kiss__Kiss]

Without watching the video; I'd say, "Both!!"

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Well, you can’t go wrong with both!

[@Kiss__Kiss]

@@HowtoAutomotive Especially in an automotive world, from an automotive channel (HowtoAutomotive), YES!! both is a plus, and almost a must.

[@johnnelwhite]

Ive been using an old craftsman 19.2 1/2 inch for years. It still works good but i just ordered the 3/8 stubby kit i just wanted something smaller.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Nothing like this stubby. Thank you for watching!

[@JP-ku3he]

Is M12 more powerful then the M18? Impact wrench

[@HowtoAutomotive]

No the M18 tools are going to be more powerful tools. They have more battery amperage to run stronger motors.

[@JP-ku3he]

@@HowtoAutomotive I'm just confused the M12 says 550lbs torq while the M18 says 250lbs torq? I'm just learning about tools and there's so much info it's starting to get way too confusing

[@ElectroAtletico]

Uh...did I go wrong in buying both?

[@HowtoAutomotive]

No as long as you’re using them, both you didn’t go wrong