Milwaukee M12 FUEL Stubby 2554 Review vs Snap-On CT9010 [12V vs 18V]

[@nighthawkron]

I have a coworker that's a SnapOn fanboy to the point of screaming and throwing a fit ! I cant wait to show him the facts tonight at work. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication bringing facts to us.

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Right on! Thanks for watching.

[@KickRox710]

Just curious what did your snapon fanboy coworker say about it?

[@ScholteimReinbachIII]

I want to know too!

[@cristianodaleci4316]

@@KickRox710 same here😂

[@KickRox710]

@sexiewasd i will say i like the small heads on snapon ratchets but my coworker has already gone through his second one, i loooove the snapon speaker that takes the 14.4V platform, its survived a lot of abuse at our shop

[@ZeGermanHam]

Given the price and size of the Snap-On, there's simply no excuse for how poorly it performs. Maybe it would have been a decent option if it was released 10-15 years ago, but not in today's market.

[@Jtwizzle]

Not to mention to poor snap off actually has the aesthetics of a tool from 10-15 years ago... haha

[@ZeGermanHam]

@@Jtwizzle Yep, if not even longer ago. It's comically outdated in both looks and performance.

[@Shoptoolreviews]

You got that right. Thanks for watching.

[@mattperry4868]

This is exactly why I sold all of my snap on 18v and 14.4v tools and went with milwaukee years ago. Got tired of sending my tools out and paying 100s to have them rebuilt. Milwaukee all the way now

[@hot-rod_12]

I’ve been contemplating doing the same thing recently. Just the convenience factor of dropping into nearly any home improvement store and they would probably have what you’re looking for is a huge selling point.

[@melissaboyer7428]

funny i sold every piece of shit Milwaukee for the same exact reason you claimed with snap on. Not to mention Milwaukee e service is a JOKE at best. Took 4 months to get my 3/8 stubby back to me last time i warrantied it for the second time in 2 years. Snap on customer service is unbeatable. Warranty doesnt = better product. Take doorman for example. Lifetime warranty yes, good product, NO!

[@boltthrower3215]

@@melissaboyer7428 What customer service? If the snap-off dealer doesn‘t like you anymore for whatever reason…he drops you like a hot potato…there is no other dealer, no other shop down the road… HQ will give a shit. It is like you do what the dealer wants or you get no Snapoff

[@aaronthehandyman7714]

Lol not to mention you can buy two of the Milwaukee and still have money left over compared to the snap on

[@rickybattle6230]

That's a very wise decision.

[@b-2466]

Why would someone pay $800 for an impact wrench no matter the brand?!? That's insane! There is way to many better options for waaaaay cheaper. This video is great evidence of that.

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Exactly right.

[@Iroc_twan]

You be surprised how many people are snap on brainwashed

[@melissaboyer7428]

@@joshm2243 I buy from my dealer because he actually gives 2 shits about me. Milwaukee could give a shit less and has proven it to be so enough times to me personally that i'm done with Milwaukee tools for good. If your paying list price from your dealer you are more than likely a douche bag. I paid $649 for this new snap on gun with 2 batteries and a dual charger. I know full well that this impact doesnt hit as hard as the Milwaukee but i refuse to give my money to a shit company and i guarantee you my impact will long outlive the Milwaukee. Ive proven that time and time again, something youtube home gamers wont ever understand vs a mechanic who uses his tools day in, day out.

[@robertfrate9738]

@@Iroc_twan you be impressed by the sales person with so attitude when I decline a brochure or a truck tour, the prices are shy high for simple stuff!

[@25Guzman]

I like some of the snap on quality tools but there’s just some stuff I would never spend that much on like their sockets and wrenches and power tools

[@semiprofessional8470]

Snap on makes great wrenches and sockets and ratchets. They just don't have it when it comes to electric stuff. I'm sure this video is going to set the record straight. Much appreciated!

[@Shoptoolreviews]

You are right on! Great hand tools and toolboxes, albeit overpriced. However, the power tools are pretty sad. Thanks for watching.

[@7dioclau]

Well said both!!!! Shame on Snap on for putting that on the market. Piece of trash in my OPINION.

[@Orr_s]

Look into Nepros ratchets and sockets and Koken tools ratchets, sockets etc. i have a Nepros ratchet on the way and i cant wait til it gets here. Absolute works or art for the same if not cheaper than Snap-On. And they are better quality in every way

[@Orr_s]

Only thing is they are not made here in US but this is why the quality and control is far superior as well. They are made and designed by a Japanese tool maker who takes a lot of pride in their work. Look up some reviews of each company

[@WizzRacing]

Compare to Koken and Nepro.. Snap On doesn't even come close...

[@homeinthewoods957]

Thank you for all your hard work making these videos. After I saw your review of the stubby last time I went and got me one and I do love it this thing. Just wanted to let you know that some of us actually appreciate all you to inform the rest of us. God bless

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Glad you like them! That really means a lot. That's why we do what we do. Thanks for watching.

[@laukc7085]

I’ve got the Milwaukee stubby impact that I use every day at work. It’s a MONSTER for how small it is. I’ve used it to pull Hemi head bolts off on 100k mile Ram trucks.

[@winkletown8828]

My old drill could do that, it was a 14.4 volt snap on. It was a great drill, loved it and I will eternally miss it. 7 years is a long life for a battery tool with me. But honestly, I'm glad it broke because I've gotten to try some newer toys 😎 and now I'm a very happy man.

[@gwille4life]

I used kzbin.infoUgkx4ynqaujg7rZKFapA8s29kTpRszJGa3-K this for the first time today to replace the front wheel bearing on my rwd 98 dodge dakota. This had absolutely no issue removing or reinstalling the lug nuts and it took off the axle nut without any struggle. Sounds like it's got some muscle to it. Time will tell

[@Tony.C-308]

I have the M12 in 3/8 drive and I love it. The main point with regard to user comfort is not just the handle form but the perfect angle which is easier on the hand and a natural position for the wrist.

[@cfomusic73]

I was a mechanic for 28 years in a car dealer and I too had every snap on tool they made.......about 4 years ago my 3/8 snap on 14.4v impact went bad and it was only 13 months old. So I had to send in for repair and pay out of pocket......then a couple months later my battery wouldn't charge anymore and the snap on dealer said I would have to buy a new one..... I got so pissed off that I went out to home Depot and bought a 3/8 impact 18v. Customer 5-year warranty on the tool and 3 years on the battery. Oh and half the price,,. Oh and more powerful! F*** snap on!

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Your story is happening over and over. You would think that Snap-On would take note on their power tools. Thanks for sharing and Thanks for watching.

[@alcerz984]

Strap on got u with your pants down. Time to pick them back up and go DeWalt or milwaukee

[@desertratedc9596]

I personally prefer my stubby to be 3/8 drive, if I want 1/2 then I grab either my mid torque or high torque depending on the job.

[@stephenparchewski1998]

I have the M12 stubby in 1/2” drive (model 2555). I use it all the time. All I can say is, so many people underestimate the Milwaukee stubby impacts. They perform amazingly for their size. I also have the 1/4” drive. For small fasteners, it’s awesome.

[@JeffSmith-pr1st]

I can say being a Technician I have had the snap-on and Milwaukee tools and the Milwaukees always seem to shine over the snap-on! I have 1/4 snap-on little impact that has nothing but problems with the rocker switch never have had much problems with the Milwaukee stuff other than the frictions ring falling off after two hard year or use !

[@23Trollface]

Being in the Automotive industry for over 15 years, I remember buying a 1/2 impact for $700 10 years ago. Let me point out snap on impacts are dated, there hasn't been much innovation in the past 10 years, that's why so many companies have caught up and left them in the dust. They have relied on their tool and name brand to be able to charge insane prices for their electric tools

[@henryt9254]

Milwaukee power tools are good, but lately in the name of marketing and profit they kept coming up with Gen 1, Gen 2, Gen 3 and now Gen 4 and each and everyone of them are almost the same in performance and yet playing that marketing game enticing its user to upgrade. Also their durability goes downhill too.

[@TechieTard]

@@henryt9254 I noticed the same with the new insider ratchet.

[@shanew7361]

Wow Snap On is over priced junk. Should've put on a 6ah battery on the Milwaukee.

[@serohaguju1054]

He was trying to make the test fair I would have went with a 2ah give the snap on a fair chance

[@jeremypike9153]

My set of Milwaukees 3/8 &1/2 came with 5 ah batteries.

[@KingYang05]

Torque Test Channel has already proven that the 4ah and 6ah battery on the stubby produces nearly identical torque numbers.

[@Shoptoolreviews]

I would have, but I didn't want to hurt more feelings. Too many snowflakes melting already. Thanks for watching.

[@shanew7361]

@@Shoptoolreviews 🤣 yea lots of them out there especially on certain news channels 😉

[@amadokhoury]

I have been a tech for 22 years and 6 months ago I replaced all my snap on cordless tools. Not only are Milwaukee tools a lot stronger but the warranty is much longer and 1/3 the price. Great video.

[@baileyhatfield4273]

Yeah i've only heard how junk most of their stuff is. Batterys on the 14.4 being crap, 90% of the 14.4 tools being trash (besides maybe the ratchet and POSSIBLY the paddle switch impact). THose would be the two tools i would MAYBE consider if i just had to pick with no money cap. With money power ect in mind, Milwaukee forever.

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Great point. Thanks for watching.

[@TheDukester87]

Great review, the 18v snap-on is way over priced. The 14.4v tools aren't terrible but still cost more than competition.

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Exactly right. We like the 14.4V stuff. They are expensive, but at least they compare to the competition. Thanks for watching.

[@dieselfixr]

I have multiple snap on 14..4v tools and 18v but I've been converting to Milwaukee tools. No complaints from snap on, after years of use my 14.4 are dying and the cost to replace is high. I got lucky with my 14.4 and the rest of my snap on stuff thurough my Technical college so 60% off retail from snap on. Student Excellence program by Snap on took full of advance of it.

[@jesus1448]

I’ve been using my 3/8s Milwaukee stubby for about almost two years and it never fails to impress me

[@shanew7361]

I'm waiting for them to improve the m12 stubby. The lighting on it sucks.

[@jaywelker5566]

@@shanew7361 if they do a tri-light like the 18V it's just going to make it too wide at the nose cone and that make it poorer at accessing certain bolts/nuts.

[@shanew7361]

@@jaywelker5566 I see your point just depends on how they do it. The lighting needs updating.

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Awesome little impact. Thanks for watching.

[@JohnnyFTD]

Shop Tool Reviews again with the quality content. How you guys liking that gearwrench digital torque wrench shown in the video? Been thinking about purchasing it for awhile but still on the fence.

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Full disclosure here, so please read all of it. At first, I wasn't crazy about the functionality/user-interface, but it was purely because I was used to another wrench. Once I actually used it several times, I love this torque wrench. The look and feel (ergonomics) was a positive all along. Easy to read, great user-feedback, and I love the fact that it feels like a heavy-duty click-stop torque wrench. Thanks for watching.

[@Jtwizzle]

Im very curious to see what the eventual next gen stubby will do!

[@shanew7361]

Me too, they could start with the lighting.

[@shanew7361]

@@joshm2243 I agree, the lighting needs to be updated.

[@shanew7361]

@@joshm2243 Yea man, a tri beam light around the head like on the m18 new wrenches.

[@ezrawaters6653]

@@joshm2243 unless they make it smaller

[@ezrawaters6653]

@@joshm2243 how so? If they make the tool smaller while it remains just as powerful?

[@anthonysandoval965]

Love my m12 impact. My only complaint is the location of of the direction button. I'm always hitting and knocking it into neutral.

[@7dioclau]

Great video Tim, ignore all those Snappy fanboys.... Keep doing you!!! All those haters try to justify overpaying for a tool that is not worth it!!!!! 👍😁👍

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Well said! We actually are having a little fun with this too, poking at people just a little. Thanks for watching.

[@import2209]

You should do the new snap on ctr861 vs the 3/8 Milwaukee to see why the new snap on brushless is so expensive at $459.95 tool and one battery

[@Challenger8022]

As I have stated in another comment on a different video. I am kind of a snap-on fan boy. I really enjoy their hand tools, especially their wrenches, ratchets, and sockets. I also really like my snap-on classic toolbox as well. However I couldn't recommend anybody buying snap-on power tools, cordless or pneumatic. Granted the snap-on air hammer is the only pneumatic tool I can warrant that will out perform others but it's also a $500 air hammer. I love my IR's for pneumatic tools and Milwaukee has done incredible things in regards to cordless tools.

[@robertfrate9738]

Hi Tim, you don’t have to convince me to go with Milwaukee, I’m a huge Milwaukee fan and always will be, I declined so in 2013 when I had warranty and price issues with the dealer! His attitude was atrocious for a public sales person, just my opinion and experience, excellent quality video ty so much, Bob,

[@intheshopnyc849]

U did a GREAT JOB don't be stressed lol 💯

[@Shoptoolreviews]

No stress here, I love what I do. Thanks for watching.

[@maddogguzman3961]

Great informative video, I'm a stubby guy so it's a stubby for me, for the price and the power, and sise weight thats gonna get into those tight spaces!!!

[@adamsturrock4649]

I bought one of 18v 3/8s snap on and told my Rep I didn't like it. He gave me another one to try and it was still terrible. He let me return it. I love Snap-On's 18v 1/2 inch brushless though, comparable to the milwaukee at least, I have not come across anything it couldn't take off yet. Light and medium duty.

[@BenDover-io9vg]

if you have some deep pockets check out Metabo. the German tool, not to be mistaken with Metabo HPT

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Sorry to hear that, but it's understandable. Glad you're liking the High-Torque model. Thanks for watching.

[@rossbagley9015]

I spent $160 for the M12 1/2" stubby tool only. Added it to a bunch of other M12 tools and after a week, I'm basically ready to get rid of my DeWalt 20V impacts, second charger, everything. Was never tempted to set foot in a Snap-On truck so I dodged that bullet. I know the Snap-On hand tools are better but not that much better.

[@alcerz984]

Snap on tools are good just not in the electrical dept.

[@hbond296]

Thank you very much Sir for the excellent review.

[@Anonymous..VQ3.5Lg35]

Got my 2 m12 6.0 batteries sitting at the post office! I only have the 3 ah cp m12 batteries, also got cheap amazon 9.0 batteries coming, see how they do!

[@ronladuke7235]

Good comparison, much appreciated 😊

[@rickybattle6230]

I have the Milwaukee stubby impact and it really is a great tool!

[@MrHowieZ1973]

If you are not making grown men cry, you are not doing a great job. Keep up the good work, Sir. :) lol

[@shanew7361]

Yea, love this guy's channel.

[@Shoptoolreviews]

That's great to hear. Lol. Thanks for watching.

[@xibfwmz]

Snapon hand tools always seemed to be their best products, impacts have fell way behind the competition even the low class and cheaper brands can take on snapon impacts

[@thepewplace1370]

Their high torque models crush almost everything else, and their skinny "EDC" small one is nice with the rocker trigger, but its like they completely just forgot about making a mid torque, went rummaging in the bin from a few decades ago, and found this junk.

[@xibfwmz]

Their high torque is about same power as milwaukee high torque but 5x the price, it's kind of a joke now, they are made in China now as well as the rest, not worth it

[@bossmanz28]

You should compare the new dewalt 12v impact wrench i think dcf901 to the m12. Dewalt claims more torque but who knows. Real tests is where it matters. I do imagine the dewalt having more torque tho since its so much newer and dewalt knew what it was competing against

[@mr.t9976]

Torque Test Channel did and the dewalt outperformed the stubby

[@bossmanz28]

@@mr.t9976 nice ill check that out

[@ezrawaters6653]

@@bossmanz28 here’s that video from Torque Test Channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIK0iaeOrsmMgpY

[@bossmanz28]

@@ezrawaters6653 thanks

[@Shoptoolreviews]

We shall see. We should be getting the new DeWalt in any day now. Thanks for watching.

[@martylucas8557]

Forgot to mention that I really enjoyed the test. Snap-on should be ashamed of themselves!! You can buy a Milwaukee Fuel Stubby 3/8” in kit, 1/2” Tool Only, a Milwaukee Rapid Charger, and a 6 amp battery for less than the price of the Snap-on.

[@Shoptoolreviews]

You're exactly right. Thanks for watching.

[@xinmotion123]

Love the review, great job. Don’t sweat what people say, snap on is over priced compared to m12. Facts are facts, very simple. If snap on Fan boys want to cry about it, then that’s their problem. Truth hurts!!!

[@baileyhatfield4273]

I thought it was going to be like 500 bucks....at 800 bucks oh dear. Especially for a tool that's not even some high torque monster. They are horrible with prices, and nothing shows that there is a benefit to using their ELECTRIC tools. Their hand tools are quite nice (still highly overpriced in a lot of regards) but atleast you get just a decent tool out of them. (also their warranty). I can't imagine spending 800 bucks for a damn impact that is bigger less powerfull and less warranty ect than a ''cheaper'' milwaukee which is a real stubby.

[@Shoptoolreviews]

You said it. Thanks for watching.

[@brianklein6387]

Williams tools sells a 33mm 3/8 dr impact socket

[@shanew7361]

😵

[@bigdavehornets]

🤯

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Do you have a link? Thanks for watching.

[@sdmike1985]

I love my 3/8 stubby. It does just about everything I need it to do. If I need more power to break a nut lose I switch to my high torque impact. I have noticed a little more power from using a 6.0 battery in the stubby Im not sure if you had a video on that. We do enjoy your tool reviews keep up the good work.

[@Shoptoolreviews]

That's a perfect recipe for success: use the Stubby until you need more, then bring the Big Gun out. Smart way to work. Yes, the 6.0Ah does seem to bring a little more punch over he 4.0Ah, but the big jump is from the 2.0 to the 4.0. Thanks for watching.

[@mrcokez1]

I plan on getting a stubby for my birthday at the end of this month, i can't decide if I should get the 1/2 or 3/8 model. Great video, TIM

[@Shoptoolreviews]

That really depends. I would say that if you're looking to remove a lot of lug nuts and bigger fasteners, then go with the 1/2". If it's mainly for under-the-hood stuff, then the 3/8" is a great choice. Thanks for watching.

[@dsrta645]

You’re probably going to break adapters on it anyways so go with whichever one has more use to you- I would suggest 1/2”. Anything less than half inch you shouldn’t need a crazy impact like this.

[@Must_Be_Luck]

They are exactly the same, just a different anvil... go with what ever size you have in sockets... if you have alot of 3/8 sockets go with that, if you have alot of 1/2 sockets go with that. I have the 3/8 version and have zero regrets... takes off lug nuts and anything else you would expect it to take off.

[@ManCaverTools]

isnt it crazy how you have to defend yourself in the comments. this is a fair an equal enough test. great video STR

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Thank you sir. Yeah, sometimes it's not worth the keystrokes, but I do appreciate every view.

[@Anonymous..VQ3.5Lg35]

I used my m12 1/2 stubby on skid steer like 1 1/4 socket, bolts on tight, they came off with the stubby! Mid torque was to big to get it in

[@juanjosecidherrera6208]

I’m a snap on fan I really they tools but we have to realize that Milwaukee really did the homework and improve everything they doing

[@404notfound.....]

Milwaukee all day long!! 👍

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Right on! Thanks for watching.

[@davo7512]

I’m definitely buying one of these next time I work on my car

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Good choice! Thanks for watching.

[@martylucas8557]

With regards to the Snap-on red and green lights what is someone supposed to do if they are color blind? In addition, why wouldn’t you pair the M12 6 amp battery to even up they playing field? Not only is the Snap-on an 18v, it’s equipped with a 5 amp battery (probably 21700 batteries...).

[@nighthawkron]

Well look at it this way the Milwaukee was at a disadvantage with the smaller battery and still beat it out. No need for a sledgehammer when a tack hammer will do.

[@jaywelker5566]

There are no 21700 5 Ah batteries. And it's definitely more humiliating that a 6 cell pack is beating a tool with 10 cells.

[@martylucas8557]

@@nighthawkron, I get it. However Snap-on needs to be hit with a sledgehammer.

[@martylucas8557]

@@jaywelker5566, I don’t know Snap-on battery architecture, that’s why I said probably. Seems like they need 21700 cell 5 amp batteries, optimized for their impact wrenches.

[@ezrawaters6653]

@@martylucas8557 if they used 21700 cells, the amp hour rating would much more likely be 6 AH than 5 AH. Nobody makes 5 AH batteries with 21700s, only 18650s

[@tariqbojic7632]

Can you please do M18 gen 3 impact driver vs m12 stubby (1/2) on this test bench?

[@tylertabor244]

He did that on his “king of stubby” video

[@Shoptoolreviews]

This might help clear things up. Thanks for watching. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWqTn4uDbJyqa7c

[@tariqbojic7632]

@@Shoptoolreviews I meant their impact DRIVER not their impact WRENCH, I feel that doing a comparison would help people decide on which one they need.

[@shannonholmes2494]

Could you do a review on the Dewalt Xtreme 3/8 Impact Wrench the DCF903? All of your videos are great.

[@nolove5062]

Crazy how a m12 fuel 3/8 stubby has more power...glad i got my self 3/8 m12 stubby as well looking to get the 1/2 verison soon

[@m.n.2523]

Great review - thanks for this. But I am still not sure if I should get a 2554 or a 2555.

[@markk3948]

2554 actually has more breakaway torque than the 2555. It's weird but it's true you can look videos up that shows this.

[@daveswildadventures540]

Compare the snapon to the milwaukee m18 mild torque 3/8!!! Would love to see that

[@nolimitracing9752]

That snap on is the same size of the new mid torque lol but weaker. The stubby is by far the better tool

[@Shoptoolreviews]

You got that right. Thanks for watching.

[@baileyhatfield4273]

Only think i gotta say is that Snap on has the market with their little straight slim long baby impact. the 220 ft lbs one or whatever it is. Its long but narrow so its nice for some things where the stubby mine not be optimal. Then again slap an extension on the milwaukee and you're set.

[@andrewbrown8927]

Milwaukee also makes one of those that are way better than snap on also

[@JohnnyZaryckyj]

Been watching these videos for 2-3 weeks now and your reviews just gave me this itch to buy the m18 3/8 mid torque and this is one of the best decisions I’ve made regarding tools so far thanks for the work!!

[@Shoptoolreviews]

This is great to hear. We hope that you love it. Thanks for watching.

[@stevestumpo1396]

I saw this video and bought the stubby I used it with a 2.0 battery fully charged wouldn't even break lug nuts loose Do I need to buy a 4.0 or 6.0 battery for more power or did I waste money on the gun?

[@andythompson3528]

Funny they’re calling it a mid torque with 325 ft lbs of reverse torque when DeWalt and Milwaukee have mid torque impacts rated for twice as much torque.

[@oserratos]

Only way Snap off has a chance, by giving it the advantage. But sorry, still not enough 😂😂 I love my stubby!!!

[@rschreck876]

Or why didn’t you do an 18v vs 18v?

[@A-Chap]

Lot of guys in the shop I work in seem to be all about Snap-on and tend to get weird if you say anything negative and I honestly think it's because even though they can be shown cheaper stuff out performing the expensive stuff, they don't want to feel foolish for paying 3x as much for a worse tool, so they spout silly crap about longevity and what not. I don't care what brand a tool is, if it's the best, it's the best.

[@madmike225]

I need to ask. What is that torque gun you have? I've never seen anything like it and I'm very interested.

[@marcophilhom6844]

The grey torque gun you used whats the name of it? do you have review on it i can't find any on youtube.

[@nicolewilkes4625]

How come with the snap on it removed 350 faster then 300

[@harleyhem3381]

All the people crying over snapon losing are the people who believed the snapon sales rep when he told them that snapon is the best tools ever made. They got shitty cause they got scammed. I'm a milwaukee fanboy but i also believe some other brands will out do other brands in certain tools. At the moment, milwaukee seem to be out doing other brands where it is needed.

[@baileyhatfield4273]

I had only the MIlwaukee 1/2 Midtorque, needed the high torque because rustbelt...i ordered it up after i got some cash in, and i kid you not, Snap on rep came like a week later showing off the new electric one. Guess he seen i had the mid torque. Yeah i'd rather not spend like 1k or some for a less warranty (i think simmilar power on some of the SUPER new ones) but just issues. Yeah milwaukee is the way to go.

[@harleyhem3381]

@@baileyhatfield4273 first milwaukee tool i bought was the 2662-21 high torque, i fell in love with it as it undone every bolt i throw at it till the batteries started getting tired, replaced the batteries with a new 6ah high output and it brought the thing back to life, but i was getting a lil annoyed about how long the head was on it so i decided to finally upgrade to the M18FMTIWF12-0 mid-torque which is about 3 inchs shorter then the previous one and has the same amount of torque as well, So happy with it, Only thing this couldn't undo was a bloody honda harmonic balancer bolt. I have always looked at snapon as over priced Chinese crap and never bought any of there stuff. And I'm so happy i never did. 😁

[@Shoptoolreviews]

You said it. Thanks for watching.

[@FusionKota]

I find it genuinely amazing that people are buying this Snap On tool. If you took the 18V 3/8s milwaukee gen 3 it would literally obliterate the Snap On. Advertised with 600ft-lbs of torque and the same size and voltage. It should be a crime selling tools that sad for a price that steep. Unacceptable, idc how good the dealers customer service is

[@Shoptoolreviews]

That's very close to our stance as well. We're not haters, but we can't understand charging the ultra-premium price for getting dismal results. Thanks for watching.

[@Thebassguru84]

I gotta say. I was a snapon fanboy for a long time. I got a wild hair and bought the Milwaukee 1/2 high torque and boy let me tell yah! That things hits harder then my snapon brushless 3/4 I paid double for! I didn’t care for the m12 like so I will stick to my 14.4v stuff. My get another stubby. I’ve seen the light and it’s Milwaukee from here on out 💪🏼💪🏼

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Thanks for sharing. We don't blame you on the 14.4V stuff, we love the rocker switches on some of those. Thanks for watching.

[@skopperkopp6091]

269 for the stubby? I just bought mine for 160

[@addicted2tools]

He’s talking if u buy it in kit with the 4.0 and the 2.0 and charger…

[@tylerarmijo4694]

Would really like to see the Milwaukee’s now that you have both compared to the rigid subcompact kit.

[@Shoptoolreviews]

We'll do this very soon. Thanks for watching.

[@Anonymous..VQ3.5Lg35]

And that snap on gun is how much $?? Crazy!!!

[@JBPlaysGames1]

What's really sad, Is for what a 2 battery combo for the ct9010 costs, you are only maybe $150 short of what it would cost for the stubby kit with 2 batteries, an M18 mid torque kit with 2 batteries, and a 2767 high torque. If that isn't a sign that snap on is way overpriced idk what is.

[@Shoptoolreviews]

You are exactly right. That's our beef with Snap-On. Charging crazy money for their powertools and they perform terrible. Thanks for watching.

[@JBPlaysGames1]

@@Shoptoolreviews Yeah they're definitely not the right place to be putting up your money for power tools. Thank YOU for making such interesting videos! Been bingeing them for a few days and am currently watching one lol.

[@barrylinkiewich9688]

Dang, I wish my M12 stubby was this strong. I like it but mine definitely won't yank loose a 350 ft/lb bolt.

[@CN-zi7cw]

How are Milwaukee's impacts with durability? Is it feasible to get repaired if needed?

[@alexyu6928]

Five years warranty from Milwaukee, can't beat that.

[@memee6556]

Compare the snap on ct9100 with Milwaukee m18 1/2

[@rschreck876]

Why isn’t there anyone doing a Milwaukee 3/8 stubby against the CT761?!?!!

[@patrickcallahan2210]

How would the 6.0 battery on the Stubby work?

[@Shoptoolreviews]

I started to use it at the last, but I didn't want to step on feelings too bad. Thanks for watching.

[@patrickcallahan2210]

@@Shoptoolreviews Appreciate you doing the testing! At some point, if you are going to crush some fanboy feelings it may be better to do it with gusto so Snapon gets an earful and comes back something actually competitive :) Plus aren't many snap-on customers used to getting abused already, maybe they like it...

[@MrChow]

I can't remember but doesn't the brushed snap-on have more power? I know my 14.4 snap-on brushed 3/8 does 140ft/tq and only reason I have it is for how thin it is and the trigger. I'm sad the snap-on went away from the paddel trigger. But always agreed Milwaukee's or most of these companies are a much better value then snap-on impacts. I worked for snap-on for a few months and it's sad.

[@Shoptoolreviews]

I'm not sure on the brushed model, but I don't think it's more powerful. The paddle trigger has never made it to the 18V tools, just the 14.4V. We would love to see the rocker trigger make it to more tools. Thanks for watching.

[@GhettoFabulous670]

Man, I was gon go with the 1/2 but ill be getting the mid torque later down the road as well and it'll be 1/2. And I want my impact to be compatible with as much sockets I have. So ill probably get a 3/8 and the mid torque, a 1/2 is that a good idea? Or do you recommend 3/8 instead for the stubby? I'm fine for either one but I can't decide

[@lalolemusme]

My coworker just purchase that same snapon on this video and say $800. Then he saw my milwaukee and ask me about. And i told got this for $682 the high torque 1/2 (2767) and mid torque (2960) 3/8 charger and 2 xc 5.0 battery. He face was priceless. 😆 🤣

[@JeffBNH]

Great reviews and right on point about Snap on. I have been using their cordless crap for 20 + years because of the convenience of the weekly truck payment and this is why they could care less about quality and bang for the buck.

[@ljackson3676]

If you have a cornwell truck/dealer around, they sell milwaukee power tools.

[@mg8718]

Great tool for light duty underhood work.

[@jaredtate873]

Only issue with Milwaukee is the tools rattle the batteries lose and when it gets real bad they literally fall out of the tool. Anyone know, is that the battery needing to be warranted or the tool itself?

[@btqy]

Battery...inside tab on the black part of the battery.......this video .....kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5TYpJqQbqmesJY @01:44 there is a pick. This guy traded his Mills for Strap-on due to batteries.

[@lukemoser01]

Who & what is snap-on never heard of them. And from the review I'm glad I haven't

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Well, be thankful you haven't. They've taken many a pay-check from mechanics for 100 years. Thanks for watching.

[@Hans-uk7pj]

Great video, could you also do high torque impact wrenches like de snap on ct9075 and milwaukee high torque impact.

[@vikkleo]

Like I said before another great video thanks and gotta love the the stubby

[@Lennart1995]

Hahaha, I love it. People definitely couldn’t fathom they spent 800 dollars on their epic 18V tool that got shredded by a small 12V tool that’s a 1/3rd of the price. When such things happen, people get frustrated and bash on tests to remain happy with their purchase. Cognitive dissonance to the max.

[@sph7484]

I have a feeling Milwaukee is going on an all out industry take over... I have a feeling Milwaukee is going to be the best fit for every industry within the next 5-10 years...

[@crbake]

I will keep my milwaukee.

[@cristianodaleci4316]

It was just amazing!

[@Shoptoolreviews]

We're glad you thought so. Thanks for watching.

[@bossmanz28]

Lol i jus cant figure why ppl would spend 3.5x the price for snap on. Bigger, beefier, and less powerful and a ridiculous price. The stubby aint my favorite i prefer the makita xdt15z which is a powerhouse for its size but obviously the stubby is a powerhouse for its size too since its even smaller. Idc if the makita is a little bigger because its still compact and if i need more compact i just use the m12 right angle. And the makita feels awesome in the hand. I really dont like how the stubby feels in the hand. I use to have it but got rid of it

[@baileyhatfield4273]

I like it, for sure not a perfect tool for everyone, kind of has its own market. Makita seems to have some decent things coming out, not much of that around where i live, mostly dewalt, and then i can order or drive a bit to get milwaukee. They're more geared for well...most trades so that's why i picked them (automotive included). I watch torque test channel and some of them makitas are pretty nice.

[@bossmanz28]

@@baileyhatfield4273 yea i hear ya makita is def not readily available as much. Im im in the construction field myself primarily metal working so maybe thats why absolute smallest and with having a right impact works for me. Dewalt is my go to brand that i have many tools in for the past 11 years ive been doing this. Makita a secondary brand i got invested some into jus within the past year

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Both, the Makita and the Stubby are great little impacts. Can't blame you there. Thanks for watching.

[@achristofk]

Milwaukee puts in way more research to their tools And actually talks to the guys that use them in the field

[@vickenkaragozian2041]

Milwaukee has much power and it looks slim. Smaller than snap on and fits in tight spaces and u have the choice to use bigger 12v battery. I have the stubby 1/4 drive and it has 100 ft.lb nut busting torque. Amazing. Milwaukee is the best. Better warranty , better tool. No comparison. 👍

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Great points. Thanks for watching.

[@giovannithestud1878]

Waiting for the new model to come out worth the wait y’all will see (snap-on)

[@devonkremer4062]

Should have used the the 18v 3/8 stubby milwaukee and really hurt some people feelings😉🤣

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Yep, for sure. Thanks for watching.

[@JCSDieselPerformance]

Compare the CT9075 to the 2767......

[@intheshopnyc849]

It's a fare fight lol m12 stubby is a MONSTER only way 18v has chance LMAO 😂💯

[@Shoptoolreviews]

You said it Thanks for watching.

[@Nguyent2477]

What a monster Milwaukee Stubby😱

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Absolutely. The M12 Stubby is so impressive, especially for the size and voltage. Thanks for watching.

[@TheCamaro5]

Shouldn’t the Milwaukee mid torque be the competitor instead of the stubby

[@brettwalkom948]

Yeah but it was a cake walk for the mid torque. So he tried the stubby too

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Yep, we did the mid-torque test, but no contest for the Milwaukee M18 FUEL. Thanks for watching. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5atoH2JoZqsf68

[@DoorlessBasher]

The Milwaukee all the way around is a better tool for a 1/3 of the price, plus it looks waaaaaay better. Snap on needs to update there 90s look and just simply build a better tool especially for that price.

[@Shoptoolreviews]

You said it. Thanks for watching.

[@RelaxingSounds-ev6zz]

Not really a fair comparison brushed vs brushless though. It doesn’t discount the price these are new. Then again I don’t buy my snap on power tools new so go figures. Their actually affordable when bought used and generally more so then similar milwaukees that won’t have a resale value.

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Both are brushless tools.

[@jjrock5]

Action starts at 9:37

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Thanks for watching.