Milwaukee M12 Digital Torque Wrench 3/8" 2465-22 & 1/2" 2466-22 with ONE-KEY

Replace your M12 impact and manual torque wrench with 1 simple tool that will visually show you when you have torqued correctly (and when you've over-torqued). This tool has a lot of applications in automotive as well as assembly and the electrical trades. ONE-KEY can actually track each bolt tensioned if required.
Shop & Specs - www.ohiopowertool.com/m-2061-...

[@sorab39]

I think I’m in love

[@MrSk8kat]

Has Milwaukee said officially if it does or does not do angles ?

[@brad3378]

The product reviews on their website are saying that this product unfortunately DOES NOT measure angles :( www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/Power-Tools/Fastening/Impact-Wrenches/2465-22#sp-specs

[@corbinlinder2631]

I would like to buy one, but where? I only torque between 55-75 ftlbs, hundreds of times a day.

[@Colaaah]

Google closest retailer to you that sells Milwaukee tools...

[@dalehall2993]

3/8 does up too 100 ftlbs and also does inch pds as well.

[@jasonpenzes655]

Does it come with a 30 to 40 year warranty haha?

[@TheBlueJay365]

1/2 inch torque wrench only goes to 150 lb ft? Really. I love the idea but thats just ridiculously low for a 1/2 inch torque wrench.

[@Ghryst]

its better than the competitions product

[@NGcCharlie]

​@Ghryst VanGhod what about snap on 10-250ft lbs.......?

[@gackal1982]

Milwaukee continues to raise the bar

[@Fra_ncesco86]

se il gommista che mi ha cambiato le gomme 4 anni avesse avuto questa si sarebbe accorto che i bulloni della gomma sinistra erano completamente svitati.

[@konamanstudio2447]

I don't need one but can you please send me one it looks cool🤣😂😃😆😅😂😃😀

[@Ghryst]

this is a future-tool. starwars eat your heart out. im saving my credits for one

[@prashanthraja4205]

need one for truck wheels...

[@dalehall2993]

1/2 does up too 150 the 3/8 up too 100 both also do inch pds. Both can do lugnuts.

[@prashanthraja4205]

@@dalehall2993 heard this tool is more for electricians, trucks need them big ass torque wrenches that go like 400 ft lbs....

[@dalehall2993]

@@prashanthraja4205 You said trucks not bulldozers and semis 😂honda civics chevy ford and ram trucks etc..

[@dalehall2993]

@@prashanthraja4205 I dont know any of the big 3 or cars that go over 150lb ft of torque....

[@prashanthraja4205]

@@dalehall2993 lol sorry man, i forgot they call those vehicles trucks in America, here in Australia they call them Uts(utility vehicle, pickup trucks)...

[@heckteck]

Come on people of course they're not doing angles and have 2% accuracy....they need something to improve upon for the 2nd gen lol

[@chemicalspore]

too much torque, mmmkay

[@Colaaah]

Yeah, you can have too much torque! All depending on what you are working on. Eg: Like the head on an Engine block etc...

[@brandonlopes1051]

Up to %2 accuracy. Lol

[@oil1252]

Lmao

[@Fenrirphotography06525]

It’s means +~- 2% accuracy. most torque wrenches are +~- 1%

[@NGcCharlie]

​@@Fenrirphotography06525 most cheap torque wrenches are within 4-5% accurate

[@muzguz7276]

Cameraman needed to pan left and stay there....

[@jayrider9240]

Way overpriced hope it doesn't sell

[@conmanumber1]

This is absolutely crap. Its too cumbersome, expensive and had no angle capacity. Norbar of England is the benchmark for industry.

[@evilmanhut]

Weak

[@ralfsautomotive]

Useless Tool as most fasteners now require Angle. If you used to your Power Tool you can get close and finish torquing!! That is also a very large frame tool, try that in a small engine compartment!! I would never recommend that tool to a Auto Mechanic.