Hands on with the new M18 FUEL Pipe Threader w/ One-Key 2874-22HD

This is the all new M18 FUEL™ Pipe Threader w/ One-Key™ (2874). Our friends at Ohio Power Tool invited us over to get a sneak peek at the new Pipe Threader, and take it for a spin. Literally.
Read more on our website at:
www.coptool.co...
On Sale at Ohio Power Tool:
www.ohiopowert...

[@JO-ih7uc]

Send it to AvE

[@nonpublicpretexto283]

The BOLTR on this would be wild

[@axelmilan4292]

Yes

[@simisg2121]

Yes, I agree.

[@1000crazypeople]

Definitely

[@richardsolomon5375]

Absolutely!

[@Michael-fl2hf]

Waiting on Harbor Freight $29.99 with coupon

[@hyster2568]

Lol harbor freight is junk, have one and it struggled to thread a 1” pipe. It started smoking

[@Briangrf]

I want to see you thread 2" pipe with it not 1/2".

[@paulallen-01]

Yeah, that’s what I wanna see. Actually I wanna see it do anything over 1”

[@jacobbryant1307]

Briangrf without a cheater pipe.

[@Briangrf]

@@jacobbryant1307 Most definitely!

[@timplympton4653]

If you're threading 2" pipe get a Ridgid 300, even doing it with the 700 is life threatening!

[@kevinhunter5047]

Halfway through the thread the battery dies

[@caden01691]

YESSSSS!!! I work all over the Navajo Nation as a 3rd year apprentice electrician and being such a remote area we don't always have power and it's not always fun lugging around a genny just to make a few threads. This is huge!

[@chrisjones6165]

I'd love to give it a run down. Don't see my self ever buying. Thumbs up on using ridgid dies though

[@andytuesday500]

Rigid 300 is the best pipe machine made up to 2 inch. If you only run little pipe and you only work on houses then buy cute threader

[@Alboto]

I've done 4 inch with the rigid 300. That's fun. The thing would rip your arm off if it grabbed you wrong

[@paulallen-01]

I need this, I use the Rigid 300 all the time, I also use the 700 when having to make repairs in place.

[@chrisjones6165]

I want a battery core drill. Idc if it needs 2 batteries. Want something smaller and no damn cord. Smaller base would be sweet to.

[@madmanbrad7291]

have you seen what's coming in their new MX FUEL range? you'll be pleased...

[@jon3615]

Where I am at as a general I can do residential gas and LP. I do kitchen remodels and small houses

[@Mattmazz77]

I was an electrician apprentice in the IBEW for a while and I threaded my fair share of rigid pipe. I would say this tool would be awesome for a small job, having to do a few pipes. Instead of breaking out the corded version getting an extension cord and whatnot. In this instance this thing would be great. But on a big job unless you have a bunch of batteries to keep it going i would say most likely a corded setup would be better.

[@reiter650]

On remote gas sites for running RMC for my electrical this would save a ton of time!

[@dcross446]

Tested this at the WETT show in Indianapolis and it was pretty neat.

[@jonashopson4625]

Donald Crosley it’s late coming out .. mega press all the way

[@SpicyChickenSandwich420]

Sorry milwaukee but i already bought your mega press kit. I'll never thread again!

[@jonnymac31]

👎

[@pedronava6672]

This is awesome I will use this when I am threading gas pipe it’s nice because sometimes in new construction there’s no power pole

[@xenonram]

Who is installing gas lines before they have power?

[@splittingreen9735]

I appreciate your honest marketing fully.

[@aldogonzalez2128]

I don't have any Milwaukee tools but I think I'm going to have to

[@jayjesus8227]

Looks good also very convenient battery powered it must be very strong with power 🤯

[@TheNolesfan94]

“Introducing the NEW Miliwaukee M18 747”

[@ToolShow]

Right!? It's really impressive looking in person. Fortunately, it does the job too. :)

[@karbonkai]

Now all we need is someone to make a shark cover for it.

[@cashtalks6253]

Damn I want to see this thing do some 2 inch stainless or even some 4'

[@devilslayerthesaintofkille1317]

Looks like a future motorcycle.

[@carlos.rgz.lpz.93]

Looks like a power ranger gun 👌 i like it!

[@rigosotelo1165]

Looking forward for this tool because, Something about Summer Heat plus threading Galvanized pipe for Gas Lines by hand... 💪🏼 haha

[@damonjones9270]

The difference is the Ridgid 700 can be handed down to your grandkids if you take care of it. The Milwaukee is slick though.

[@bvbhu3dg]

I like the closed handle instead of the open.

[@xenonram]

As if it makes a difference

[@MyFortressConstruction]

This would be great for the high rise that doesn't have power and the generator went down. You'll see a couple thousand of these in circulation, but the price tag that's going to come with it... I could see mobile home installers using it for anchors as well since they wouldn't have to pull out a generator...

[@lafawnduh1543]

If you gotta set up a vice you may as well set up a threader that self feeds oil and catches all the thread shavings. Kind of cool though.

[@alfonsorebullida3300]

Good for service department side of pipe fitting. Not for contract jobs.

[@christopher5251]

I want to see it thread some Galvanize pipe

[@elmerjfapp5730]

Can i thread my crack pipe so i can screw a bubbler on?

[@elmerjfapp5730]

Good enough

[@colec.6477]

Lmaooo

[@quevas93]

Waiting for the MSRP

[@judan8196]

Up to what size it goes too ? I use 2” for 2” black pipes and galvanized water lines. If no 2” available, sorry I just can’t buy it. Great tool in market with batteries.

[@manuelborja101]

El es una exelente promoción de una persona que dise la verdad y no miente de el producto que promueve es una de la mejores marcas de usa 100%

[@wickedleeloopy2115]

It's going to need a big battery 9AH + at least...they use a lot of power

[@franciscoc3369]

Es una gran erramienta por eso me gusta milwaukee

[@Atlantaconnection94]

I want to see this run the attachment to thread 4 inch

[@hvacguy3512]

Not going to lie, we use a harbor freight threader and love it. It has a hole in the handle like this Milwaukee that slides on a clamp attached to the pipe. No busted wrists and easy one hand operation. I see this Milwaukee has that hole in the handle. Is it designed to have some sort of clamp on the pipe? Especially since it is plastic?

[@fatjohnnydepp]

Men that say “like” every other sentence while fumbling through a 3rd rate infomercial. Neither one of these guys sounded like they had any idea what they were selling. On a side note, does it slice cucumbers?

[@brockb6942]

Joshua Vaccaro you must know a lot about pipe fitting to leave such an unnecessary comment.

[@burnedupsparkytipsandrevie9597]

let me get my hands on that see if it can survive Industrial use, only thing that sucks about the oil feild is no power so when we gotta run rigid ( all the time) gotta do it by hand or hope and pray the generator is working cordless sounds like it would be perfect

[@xOLDS45512x]

We have a bunch of Milwaukee m18 tools at work and we use them constantly. I have no doubt this threader will work great and last forever.

[@bluejack-ve7so]

How you going to charge the batteries with no power? Back to square one

[@burnedupsparkytipsandrevie9597]

blue7474 jack m18 12v vehicle charger

[@tyrelgranger8105]

They need to make a T drill for copper

[@michaelbrewer3018]

RIP batteries...

[@JohnDoe-fz3nu]

Still waiting for M18 7 1/4in left blade circ saw .... or a 10in left blade.

[@SilkandScrooge]

I’ll wait for the ryobi version

[@ToolShow]

Haha probably not far behind.

[@leinadanielcowboys4033]

I WANT AIR COMPRESOR M18 FOR MY NAIL GUN I WANT A LUNCH BOX TO KEEP MY FOOD HOT OR COOL

[@andrewspencer5287]

Not until they make their own stand and dyes and oil bucket

[@Dave-so7sf]

I’ve had a hard time threading 2” with a rigid corded pony. It just barely has enough balls to get the job done. I can’t see this tool being able to thread anything over 1”.

[@thepalestripper]

He didn’t really give that thing a great recommendation, sounded more like he just gave a basic rundown of it. I’ll bet those batteries die faster than shit on that big boy. I’d rather have something corded that’s not going to die on me in the middle of a job, at least you won’t be left high and dry when all your batteries need charged. . Seriously though why does it have to be so bulky? Couldn’t it have been made a lot smaller and still function the same? I give this tool a score of 2/10 based on this video.

[@OhioPowerTool]

Josh, we really wish we had more demo time and as well as more prep time to gather different size pipe, this was just on loan for a few hours from the local Milwaukee team, we were just hoping to give some initial feedback for the Coptool team. We'll get some solid numbers very soon on RPM speed for settngs 1 & 2 as well as what the RPMs were for Ridgid 700. In our crude measure, eye balling no-load revolutions it seemed that setting 1 was about same as Ridgid Power Pony. Setting 2 is obviously faster (hate to guess an exact %) for smaller diameter, 1/2" or 3/4" will speed you up your work significantly, for larger pipe where you'd use setting 1 we're guessing it'll be about the same thread on time but can switch to setting 2 to speed up backing off the pipe. Also we agree 100% it's critical to know the stats on the runtime and how it'll be affected by running 3/4" (rep said 60 per 12.0Ah charge) vs 2" pipe (said 25 per charge). The kit version comes with 2x 12.0Ah batteries, if you keep 1 battery on the charger even with pretty continuously use if those are correct it should go all day, obviously we'll need to see some testing from pros to verify that. We don't even have pricing on this unit which launches in July other than "about the same as the Ridgid 700" (which is $1400) again sorry we could not provide more & better info at this time but we will have all the info, pricing, pre-sale up and hopefully some solid testing data by early June.

[@andrewlynam2007]

Josh Sheets idk about you but I’d definitely get that hate running gas pipe in new construction with 0 power

[@hermanjustice9317]

So let me get this straight. Your gonna sit there and tell me that your gonna sell me a cordless battery operated threader. Then under the same breath your gonna tell me that I have to have power to keep the batteries on charge all day to keep the thing running. So with that said, wouldn’t it be easier if I just kept the 700 and not have to worry about changing batteries, especially when they die in the middle of a thread.

[@strangeroamer3219]

I think I would just rather thread it manually with the ratchet than waste my money on this thing.

[@michaelwilson2916]

Why is your profile named coptool? Very curious

[@ToolShow]

Morning Michael! Our name comes from our origins. We started as a power tool blog for a store in Ohio called Central Ohio Power Tool. (C O P Tool) :)

[@TexasStetson]

Any idea if it will hold up to schedule 80 2" pipe?

[@richey761]

And still no worm drive saw!!!!!!

[@richey761]

@Sean Henry nah I'm all Milwaukee 18v line

[@imtrash6713]

How does a ad have ads

[@dposcuro]

Threaded rod cutter, 7/16" impact, pipe thread cutter... And still no M18 router, belt sander, etc. I do think it is awesome that Milwaukee is coming to market with these very specific-needs tools, but...also? Come on Milwaukee, don't forget the more "mundane" empty voids in your catalogue.

[@paulallen-01]

It seems that Milwaukee leans more toward pluming tools. Which is great for me cause I’m a plumber LOL

[@tre2472]

Can you thread gas piping?

[@jordannewell5478]

Terrible idea to use that same butylene overmold on the handle. That's going to deteriorate in no time from threading oil. Let's see you thread 2" Robroy with this, the 700 will ;)

[@Junuuuld]

Why don’t you above 1” and I will impress.

[@muds17]

The upper handle designed to conveniently slide a 4 foot section of 1 inch black iron cheater

[@iwileaturshit]

Wouldn’t fly in my trade expected to thread 120 to 160 pipes a day

[@conqwiztadore2213]

make an m18 microwave plzzzzz

[@colec.6477]

Nah I'll stick with the old school threaders. Nice little work out and probably does a way better job.

[@Quicklikefawx]

Killer Cowboy this guy ☝️lol.

[@colec.6477]

@@Quicklikefawx what cowpoke?

[@Quicklikefawx]

Killer Cowboy oh nothing. I can just tell you’ve never cut more than 2 threads on 1 inch pipe your entire life. Either that or you have a job that lets you piss off all day taking 30 mins to cut one nipple. Either way... this guy ☝️ lol.

[@ericwotton2046]

So it uses Ridgid dies, I thought rigid, Milwaukee and ryobi are all owned by TTI?

[@lafawnduh1543]

They don't want you to know that. I own all ryobi for work and they outlast most of my co-workers millwakee, rigid and so on.

[@lafawnduh1543]

P.s. I've owened the very first ryobi saws all's that came out over a decade ago and it's finally dying. I'm a plumber so it's going through a lot and including cutting into many water lines.

[@mobgma]

PLEASE ASK THEM WHEN THE 2 OR 3, 18V BATTERY LAWNMOWER IS COMING?

[@punking488]

why is that pipe threader made of plastic???????

[@obedluna8082]

Cuz is lighter like any modern drills and jackhamers .I believe

[@punking488]

@@obedluna8082 jackhammer + plastic = designed to fail. anything plastic will break at some point. no matter how stout that fiberglass reinforced is said to be, i bought a motorcycle. one of the modern Harleys from 2017. not even 2 years in and the PLASTIC fastiners for the sattle bags and seat started falling off and snapping from constant friction vibrations between the screws and the frame. i wouldn't doubt that jackhammer snapping like a twig after a hot supper.

[@meganmontenegro7367]

How you calibrated the tool?

[@welder2008]

I want one, sooooo bad!! Perfect for small jobs!! I would demo the shit out of that bad boy!! 💪💪

[@Quicklikefawx]

That fucker is badass.

[@TheDc1984dc]

Still a wrist braker. I'd rather use cords and tripod all day long.

[@jayadams9794]

The chasers look pretty small It threads a bit slow Wanna see him thread 15 peices of 2inch galv sch 40 And the battery is small as hell

[@coreymaxwell5307]

That's why it comes with two batteries and a charger, one drains as fast as the other one charges, that's the same battery they use on the 1 1/4 impact guns, it's pretty bad ass not gonna lie

[@ross1116]

One word, “mega press”.

[@trump-wj2nx]

I think some tools just shouldn't be battery powered

[@samsaasen4922]

It’s fucking awesome but irrelevant for most people. Only use the tripod threader 90% of the time and the rest I use press fittings

[@jonashopson4625]

A little late ... mega press thanks

[@calebclark6739]

I don’t see the point if it’s not lighter

[@nevermind6049]

Looks sponsored doesn’t have any content to the video just nothing gained from having seen this

[@TonyMontana-fs3lu]

As good as the rigid but cordless

[@andie371]

nah its a waste of money not productive stick with ridgid 300 corded and its good and well tested and reliable

[@lukasbalestracci2567]

Why is this in my recommended

[@narmale]

Im a huge fan of milwuakee tools, making this out of plastic was a HUGE mistake... threading 2" rigid heavy wall pipe is going to DESTROY this thing in days... its just like alot of other designs miwaukee comes up with, sounds good, but poorly implemented Also i belive its only rated for 15-20 full uses on 2" on a fully charged 12.0 battery... thats ALOT of battery

[@mikeolives18]

Agreed. Can't thread 1-1/2" or larger without chaining the handle to the tri-vice otherwise your goin for a ride, that plastic will break chaining the handle

[@narmale]

@@mikeolives18 pfft thats why u grow a fat ass :P when ur company only gives u busted teeth on the 2" die, its kill or be killed lolol!

[@hermosisisimo]

dóllar lleneral have for 30 dollars

[@cjheiseriv]

Dislike for the end

[@ToolShow]

Lol we don’t blame ya.

[@j.a.r.family2576]

Abso... fuckin.... Loot...leee!!!!!

[@edwinvasquezp]

Easy more than 1k dollars, 🥴

[@Handlemydangle]

What the fuck does contruction tools have to do with cop tools

[@ashash4tube]

Ohio tools are way overpriced check elsewhere and save hundreds of bucks

[@jacobbryant1307]

When threading 2in you need a cheater pipe to help hold. It. Put that in the design. Call me.

[@josebarrientos7518]

If you look at a demo they have already done it

[@elliottvendetti]

What a terrible review

[@chaosreigns7386]

Battery powered power tools suck...

[@daddydank2665]

Yo ave where you at