Milwaukee M18 Quiet Compressor VS Dewalt 60V MAX FLEXVOLT Compressor

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[@TheJerzeyGuy]

I used 2 small compressors with banks framing nailers on a few small framing jobs. A 1gal Ryobi cordless compressor and a Hart 20v 2gal compressor and they've both performed well. I'm not saying you can frame a house with them but framing a small wall, entry door opening , interior door opening etc , they work great. Any other nailers like 15 gauge finish, 16 gauge finish, 18 gauge brad , staplers i can run all day long with no issues.

[@Jtwizzle]

Crazy how quiet the milwaukee is. Hopefully dewalt will have a quiet version soon.

[@kickyourfaceandlaugh607]

As a framer I went with the cordless compressor instead of the cordless framing nailer because when we do punch out stuff or small framing I also need my positive placement nailer. But I’ve used it a couple times already and it’s good for framing small scale stuff like I don’t have to bring out or big compressor and fill it with gas.

[@johnfaustus1]

Correction 1:01: When running in 60V (really 54V) 'mode', FlexVolt 6Ah becomes a 2Ah battery (of course it has to, it can't magically make energy appear). When in 20V (really 18V) 'mode', then yes it is a 6Ah battery. Both these batteries are 5s3p (so 15x 21700 cells) - the FlexVolt just has the ability to switch between 5s3p or 15s1p. Takeway: just talk about batteries using Watt-hour (Wh) - both batteries are identical, at ~108Wh.

[@macmovieman1]

Bought the Milwaukee with a 12a battery and love it

[@r.deanmcknight136]

Smaller compressors were mainly made for trim work and cabinets. For framing you need a larger capacity compressor in order to keep up with multiple mailers when building a house or other large structure and even then those larger size compressors will have the same issue as not being able to keep up with rapid nailing. I'm a 30+yr frame carpenter and a 20+ yr finish carpenter and I've used all types if mailers and compressors and they all perform in the same manner. A real test is on the job not just standing there rapidly shooting nails in a block of wood. Either of those compressors being demonstrated operate just fine in a real job performance

[@ianthomas1201]

Would you recommend the Milwaukee for flat tires on the road?

[@r.deanmcknight136]

@@ianthomas1201 I'm sure it would work fine for tires and other stuff but I havent used any of the cordless compressors...yet

[@franciscoalmaguer3507]

Yeah I was going to say this kid acts like we’re gonna nail 10,000 nails in a small 4x4 in under a second .

[@r.deanmcknight136]

@@franciscoalmaguer3507 it would definitely work for small 1 person jobs, but you be better off getting a cordless frame nailer for the cost. I used to have the paslod frame nailer and worked fine, now I'm considering the Milwaukee cordless frame gun after seeing it in action

[@scottandchels6813]

@@r.deanmcknight136 did you get the framer? I went with the hikoki it's a beast but so is the Milwaukee.

[@patricksquires77]

For price comparison it should be noted that the M18 does not include a battery @ “100 more” comparison.

[@nemideergoon1844]

The Dewalt Comes with a 2.0 amp whoopee

[@patricksquires77]

@@nemideergoon1844 right!

[@fongsa1yuk]

@@nemideergoon1844 2AH @ 60v is equal to 6AH @ 20v. The Flexvolt can turn to both 20v or 60v. It's magic

[@nemideergoon1844]

@@fongsa1yuk that's all great but I'd still buy the Milwaukee, a 2.0 dont last, and that Dewalt is way louder.

[@fongsa1yuk]

@@nemideergoon1844 Of course the quiet feature is a very good feature but Milwaukee is basically twice more expensive because it does not come with a battery and charger. It is also has less capacity and yet 50% heavier. But ultimately, whatever, existing ecosystem you already have, it is no brainer. Both have pros and cons.

[@patrickeastman1639]

I’m curious about the Milwaukee one for doing abs and pex air tests in new construction homes. Lugging a 100lbs genny around and then a 200 foot hose for a 135psi loud af compressor isn’t fun lol

[@drayvengarey7293]

Been roofing 7 years and the Milwaukee air compressor has never let me down

[@luisrios5814]

I didn’t know the Milwaukee had been around that long, or that it can power a roofing nailer on a consistent basis specially at the rate of firing roofers do.

[@Skinnymoose]

​@luisrios5814 it cant this guy is full of It.

[@justotorres8970]

Are you roofing dog houses ? Cause you ain't roofing whole houses start to finish with that battery powered compressor.

[@rzthis1]

May I make a suggestion? The Milwaukee compressor would sound even better if it, like the Dewalt unit, was running while standing upright and on its rubber antivibration feet. Running and vibrating with the steel frame against the benchtop simply has to cause a higher decible level. Just trying to help. Peace!!

[@jccayer]

Thanks! We do know that for sure. It's standing upright on the frame so it's easier for us to film. It is notably quieter on the frame already so we didn't bothered to change the orientation when comparing the sound. But again, thanks for the comment.

[@jonathanjonathan4806]

Thank you . You answered what I was trying to figure out .

[@Mroswaldo16]

Dam, i want one to hang one like a back pack for a texturing gun, tired of setting up compessor to electricity post and runing hoses up every unit. So here for sound. Dewalt has a better size for dewalt but milwuake is a lot quieterr!! So hard to choose

[@rafars2246]

Would those be enough to set a car tire bead?

[@toolplayer]

GOOD

[@Jim12291958]

Thanks for the review.

[@terran5569]

A decibel meter instead of subjective observation is more convincing.

[@portsac]

I use the Milwaukee for texture 90 percent of the time

[@tannytanny9150]

I don’t care about the noise I’m comfortable that dewalt can fit on my low profile tool box just in case I got a flat tire or some one on the side of the road needs help with the 1/2 impact driver an the compressor those tools should be fine

[@markjarman7819]

I’m dewalt all the way but I’ll give that a miss. That’s loud.

[@ometofu]

Plus it is smaller package

[@Cybersix6666]

Can you use the Dewalt for furniture spray painting ?

[@johndoe-wt4ui]

They’re are made for finish work

[@franciscoalmaguer3507]

Damn I got the same problem with my 100gallon compressor. After 10 burst shot my gun jams. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@alanmendoza6268]

I got the Milwaukee compressor today wish me luck 😂😂😂

[@hanselito2416]

How was it?

[@alanmendoza6268]

Works good is decent for minor work ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@loucifer323]

Which one fills faster

[@cesarr5006]

Thought about these but went with 1HP electric Makita super quiet for $199

[@ThaiNguyen-dx8xd]

How much?

[@johnnysmythe7767]

Please change the title.. The word is “Quiet”...not ..quite. You’re welcome.

[@jccayer]

Thanks!

[@aimshootcapture]

150 dollar more for lower sound yeah that why they make head phone for

[@JDAfrica]

Testing to see rapid fire, and no recharge time … makes sense to me, to test a machine what it was never designed for. Next: test to see if a Prius will do 200mph.

[@fredortanez7652]

It’s $150 more expensive and it doesn’t come with a battery or charger

[@livinglife8489]

Can u paint a car with this?

[@reginalb124]

The low volume is nice, but the conversation about it seemed to be pretending that ear protection doesn't exist...

[@josegutierrez9113]

You batter Aron your shirt Chino

[@jccayer]

Sure

[@pepguardiola2266]

What?

[@darrenroche9225]

What

[@newtonraymond77]

Blasphemy

[@JimTom.]

You mean iron*. and why do you care?