Milwaukee M12 FUEL VS Milwaukee M18 FUEL (BEST NEW Oscillating Multi Tool Comparison)

[@iggibars]

****THE M12 OSCILLATING TOOL HAS A KNOWN PROBLEM**** First, I have many M12 and M18 tools, as well as a few oscillating tools, including two M12 fuels(first and second gen) and one M18 fuel. I stopped using the M12 OMT because the inside battery housing will destroy batteries! The vibration will chew up the battery ear clips that allow it to snap into the housing. Once they start chewing, the condition only gets worse. It's been the same thing for both generations. Once the tabs start wearing out, that battery will no longer snap into the housing support, and will easily pop out under even the slightest stress or vibration. Been using the M18 ever since. I have too many good M12 to allow the m12 oscillating tool to destroy my batteries. I wish Milwaukee would develop a new battery clasp/mounting system for the M12 batteries.

[@russellstone9056]

I couldn't decide, so I split the difference and went with the M15.

[@timsimmons9042]

Thanks for this one. This was the exact comparison I was looking for. Honestly, through my own research and accord I had already decided that the M12 would suit my needs. While heavy into the M18s, I also use DeWalt and Makita in their respective 18/20 volt lines as each have their own advantages in certain tools for me. This would be my first foray into the M12 platform so future battery purchases would be made and open up some inclusion opportunities for other m12 products. A multitool had previously been thought as something I could do without, like those years I thought the same about a sawzall which I cannot imagine not having now. I can see the advantage of having a multitool in certain situations on the builds/fabrications I do. I was in the process of purchasing the M18 version as a gift and had thought to ask the visiting Milwaukee rep about the comparison between the 12 and 18. His response was to look at me like I was stupid and walked away to do something else. Oh, well. Can't win 'em all or let someone else's bad day define mine, lol. To everyone at VCG and the viewing gang members, Merry Christmas and stay safe!

[@brendonrubel7060]

I see a lot of m12 owners so I’ll support my m18 guys. I got the m18 fuel and honestly I love it. The size actually doesn’t get in the way like you would expect. It’s also got the bigger light and the power is definitely there when you need it. I believe it was worth the money

[@andrewwillis9759]

Same I just got the M18 yesterday and used it all day. Really enjoying it. I had no problems with hitting the speed wheel or anything.

[@JacqueCRISCOsd]

Basically the same price at HD right now. May be what I go for.

[@556guy4]

I have m12 only because I don't use it alot. I have more m18 fuel tools because I want that extra power when I need it. I just recently got the m18 fuel hacksaw because I want to have power and battery life when I am fixing plumbing or when I need to use one hand instead of two like with the sawzall.

[@brendonrubel7060]

@@556guy4 Understandable, everyone should tailor their "armory" to their needs

[@jimmeyer1696]

I plan on going with the M18, For the reason if I run into a need for heavier duty. Like cutting through a pipe in a wall I have the extra capacity. It's no fun buying an expensive tool and running into a need for the one you cheaped out on.

[@cryptidpizza9096]

After owning both m18 and m12 I really am starting to appreciate m12 small size and power to size ratio. Its just great and getting better.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

I agree with you @STICHAMP

[@m.a.4084]

Same here, started with M18, the gradually have added more M12, very handy, and easier to tote around for a lot of tasks. Just added the M12 Fuel OMT few weeks back, it’s great, both quality lines.

[@Lkom24]

The 12vfuel lines are the best on the market for class and out compete most 18v brushed and brushless. That being said the 18fuel lineups power is insane but the 12v delivers just enough plus the weight loss in tool size, makes the m12 the best to buy for me..except for a few tools here and there, hacksaw,vaccum etc

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

@@Lkom24 I agree

[@cryptidpizza9096]

@@Lkom24 im starting to think the same.

[@TheChuckfinn]

Thanks so much. This was the exact comparison I needed. It’s m12 for me. Even if they were the same price, the m12 seems more nimble.

[@srt4fan4u2]

There is 16 ounces in a pound not 10. When comparing the weight at the beginning you said the heavier one, the M18 was heavier by 9 or 10 oz and that is not true it's heavier by 15 oz because 16 oz is 1 lb not 10 oz lol

[@srt4fan4u2]

People do not buy tools to destroy them on purpose like you do. Demo them how normal people use them! We don't care if it stalls, your literally doing something the tool is not designed to do. This is why not of your shit lasts.

[@Joeyg589]

@@srt4fan4u2 woahhhhh take it eeeeeeeasy man

[@Dhinsa90]

@@srt4fan4u2 don't think your getting the point mate! Hes pushing it to the limit so we know what we buy will cope! it offends you don't watch it and fo create your own videos lol

[@bobofwinnipeg9455]

Like the weight of 12. Just carry extra battery.

[@dniw]

Picked up my first oscillating MT thanks to your video! Get to use the same batteries that came with the M12 installation drill/driver kit, a double plus!

[@philacker9633]

Thanks, went with the M12 Fuel. Appreciate your time to put these videos together!

[@823Steve]

M12. I like the smaller and lighter aspect. I am older and retired DIYer so I am not a heavy user. The M12 works for me. Thanks for the workout and comparison which goes a long way to confirming my decision.

[@vincepopo7497]

VCG giving the people what they want! Great review, sold me on the M12, funny I started on the M18 with the drill & driver, but now that I got the installation driver, and now this OMT coming, 12 volt is getting the job done!

[@ChrisBD]

I already have the M12 and I love it. As an electrician I haven't needed the extra oscillation, LED light or bigger batteries option, so I'm staying M12 in this case

[@djrajiisab]

Love your style and bold analysis which I trust. Thank you. You seem like an awesome guy!

[@saund102]

HEADS UP if you plan on sanding drywall with the M12 you’ll need the 2Ah battery No. 48-11-2420. The 5.0Ah extends so far that the lower half of the pad can’t contact the drywall.

[@lv1up]

A reminder for content creators concerning work safety... Any tool with moving parts vibrates, even drills. But when it comes to things like jackhammering, using Multi tools or maybe flatting the ground with larger vibrating machines, or above all: the vibration tool no. 1: the concrete viber, vibrating the air out of fresh concrete, making it more compact. Thing is with vibrations, they are extremely dangerous. They damage your nerves if used for too long. Joints will also get fucked. I would simply like to see reviewers of tools like this take into aspect that if you use the tool for longer times, the less vibrations one is Always the winner. Also, dont forget that there are anti vibe gloves for tools like this as well! In many countries, there are established rules on how long and frequent certain tools may be operated by one person. You can't build if you're Dead. Safety first. Be safe and mindful out there, I am recovering from a snapped stretch joint in my thumb. Im a professional carpenter and I refuse to use this tool without rest for more than 30 m at a time, max 2 hours per Day. And even if the tools is used that frequently, something has gone wrong. All this said, this is DEFINETELY in my Top five favourite tool list as a pro. Peace

[@ruger6049]

Some Workers Comp in some places have listed as an injury.

[@patricktrier4503]

I went with the m18 for the auto feature alone. I haven't tested it yet but I think that will come in real handy when starting cuts when fine cuts are necessary. Less likely to walk on you.

[@customelectricllc]

Was wanting a review for these tools, and while typing in the search bar, I was like VCG surely has a review on this... and of course they do! Thanks guys

[@patrickrochette5366]

I got the m18 and the speed selector is indeed in the way. Always have to make sure it's at the right position before starting it. Otherwise, the m18 is literraly a beast.

[@m.a.4084]

Really good comparison video, I’m all in on team red myself, so I did pickup the M12 Fuel OMT a few weeks ago, for pretty much the same reasons you came up with. Have the previous non fuel M18 but wanted the less vibration and higher speeds the fuel offerings had, as well as slightly more compactness. That and saving the $80 was nice too. Not disappointed at all with the M12 Fuel, a great tool to pickup. Now I just need to find a sale on the Milwaukee blades in that compact case!

[@chadfallon3378]

Hey Vince, I was impressed with the M12 Fuel I saw you demonstrating in your video that I bought it at the Home Depot and got the free 2 amp battery. This tool rocks!

[@loucifer323]

You know you don't have to remove the screw with universal blades, I have the brushed version 18v and I think it feels better in hand then the new one, it's one of the few Milwaukee tools I own. I'd go with the 12v the fact that it's lighter

[@samueladams584]

I should've grabbed the M12 deal when it was in the store, that was the deal if you already have batteries...

[@jgm113]

Watched after getting the current deal on the m12, looks like it will be more than enough for my uses cutting some drywall and baseboards at home. Might even be the better choice in general. Thanks Vince.

[@RadSurfDad843]

Big dog! How am I just finding out about your channel now!? I’m glad I’m here

[@VCGConstruction]

I’m glad you’re here, thanks!

[@richardadams3987]

Thanks for the video and much respect to you and the gang. Understand your point here but for me, I opted for the M18 version. I have no M12 tools therefore no batteries. By the time I purchased the M12 tool and 2 batteries I would be over the cost of the M18 tool. Thanks for the comparison, gave me a good reason to think.

[@fletchb]

My mother had one of these and I thought it was just a sander. Had no idea it could cut wood and metal as well. Just picked up M12fuel with battery...now I just need some videos on how to properly cut wood and metal :)

[@ericmann1781]

Thanks for the comparison! I ordered the M18 since the bare tool was one sale for just $10 more than the M12 bare tool, I've seen others test the auto feature and it actually seems nice and I will just use my 3ah high output on it to save a bit of weight. But for me most importantly, because I have CECS syndrome in my right forearm, even if the vibration is marginally better, that's the tool I will buy.

[@Guitube99]

Other youtube reviews say the 12V vibrates way less... don't know what is going on

[@tristanmarshall5633]

Killer review, exactly the video I was looking for!!!!

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks, glad it was helpful!

[@lSirCumference]

I just bought the m18 Fuel and I was very skeptical of the auto setting but it is my favorite part of the tool now.

[@labtrainer09]

I truly appreciate this clear, balanced, apples-to-apples comparison. Like commenter Tim, below, I am about to buy my first Milwaukee oscillating tool but had NO idea how to choose between the M18 and M12 versions. (I have both battery systems in other Milwaukee cordless tools.) Why the company makes no effort to explain the differences between these two configurations strikes me as unprofessional and irresponsible. Fortunately, you stepped up and did the job for them. For this amateur carpenter and his meager budget, the M12 is clearly the way to go. THANK YOU!

[@tripleh8979]

Huge thanks vin , I have been holding out a long time to replace my corded tool, I'm in both m12 & m18 now I know to save the money and get m12.

[@maxbrap]

I have both. I like the m18s power, I thought the M12 fuel was a monster,, then I got the M18 fuel. I like Auto mode for specific things like trimming door jambs. The M12 feels like it's more precise and is a little easier to use. I've been doing a lot of detail sanding with a 1.5 on it and it's pretty sweet. I'll need to get some more time on the M18 on some more challenging demo work to see what it's really about

[@marcowens3522]

From what he says in the video the m18 doesn't have anymore power then the m12?? if that's the case I may just go with the m12 especially since I can use my smaller batterys and be even more compact.

[@maxbrap]

@@marcowens3522 The M12 is fine for most things. The M18 works better on really tough cuts. It is more powerful and it has an auto mode that makes it easier to start cutting where you want. I use them equally

[@bethlauridsen4489]

@@maxbrap Do you agree with him on the vibrations being noticeably lower with the m18 compared to m12?

[@maxbrap]

@@bethlauridsen4489 It's been a while now since I've used them. It would make sense that the heavier tool vibrated less; but, it is heavier and I remember using the m12 more eventually just because it was lighter. I used the M18 mostly when I just needed more power. My wife, on the other hand, loves the m18; she uses it mostly for demo

[@Hood.Housekeeping]

@@maxbrapdemo that box is what’s happening

[@nicholaspinnau8798]

Just picked up the M12 Fuel to replace my old M12, seems like it cuts better but the no tool blade changing makes it worth it! $150 at Home Depot with a free 2 ah battery, totally worth it!

[@GregBrecker]

You got it right Vince! The Orange store has a deal (2) 6.0 ah batteries, charger and the M12 fuel unit for $199. Hello?!

[@bellscanyonsurvivor5519]

Thank you so much! I have been debating on which one to get and this was extremely helpful!

[@uniquesoundsolutions]

I LOVE your videos! Loved how you broke down the stall issue! I just bought the M12 version. Haven’t used yet but so psyched to use it. Thx for your energy and informative videos!

[@VCGConstruction]

Thank you for watching and the feedback D knibb!

[@shinhijikata3255]

I bought the M12 version today. Upon trying it out, it stalled on me. I don't think I had my hand near the dial. I will try again tomorrow but maybe it's just the safety feature for the stall.

[@Bryan-df7kc]

@@shinhijikata3255 i had it stall on me a couple times in a row last time i worked with it as well :/

[@jynnandtonnyx]

Weeks ago I went M12. Smaller lighter Both oscillating at same speed. You should give blades time to clear material not push down and overheat it - saves blades/money. Yes I have both m12 & m 18 batteries already

[@bigb27me]

Thanks for the comparison vid! U still gonna do the Dewalt XR vs M18 Oscillating TTR???

[@Roaggie]

Perfect comparison! Sold me on the M12, especially since they basically have the same capability but the m12 has the capability of getting in tighter spaces

[@funnydubby6401]

Hey Vince can u test them when cutting through bolts? As a mechanic something like this with a metal blade would be a life saver!

[@AyeCarumba221]

I think I’ll go the M18 route, mainly because 18volt batteries are all I have on my job site. The M12 looks like a fine tool, and is a screaming good sale now. But it would drive me crazy to have 12’s and 18’s on my job until I croak. My sanity is most important to me at this point.

[@internetjunkie9574]

Fair enough, I will say I've had the m12 fuel impact for a few years now & depending what type you work you do it excels on all marks. Very light, fits in all types of spaces & plenty of power for the size it can drive 3 inch screws & 2 inches lags no problem. To each their own tho!

[@therealMikhailBaryshnikov]

Love your channel and reviews, keep up the good work!

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks buddy, glad the videos are helpful

[@NYOB0001]

I'm getting a few M12 Fuel tools. I chose the M12 Fuel drill and driver because of the compact size and weight. I wanted to get the oscillating tool but needed more information. Thank you for the great comparison. I can now confidently get the M12 Fuel oscillating tool.

[@PracticallySquared1]

Great video. I got the m12 about a month ago apart of a package deal with the m12 stubby. The multitool came in handy on my bathroom remodel. Loved the little m12.

[@dustin2697]

Thanks for the video. Great info. One tid bit that I think was missed, or perhaps a no brainer, is that due to the high price of the batteries folks should consider buying the model that fits their current battery supply if shopping on a budget. I am personally stacked up with M18 batteries, so the M18 model will be my go to simply for that reason. I just replaced the my small battery pack for 89.00, and they only go up from there. It's all preference, but I personally don't want to travel down the 12v road of battery purchases to save 80.00 on a tool. For me, it would be a 9.00 hit based solely on the price of the small 89.00 battery. Thanks again for the great comparison video.

[@1gerard9]

Your vid made me choose correctly, for real ! Thanks man

[@VCGConstruction]

Glad I could help

[@Dhinsa90]

Got the m12 here in the UK with a free battery! Thing is a beast and nice a compact too! Glad i went with the m12

[@byronakhavi953]

The M18 battery and usage time is the advantage along with the auto feature. The higher capacity M18 batteries will allow more usage. They are the same size so M18 is the best option overall. Plus most people have more M18 batteries.

[@gordonLP]

As a DIYer in the UK, the M12, batteries and charger were on offer at FFX, which with your review made it a no brainer. Cheers, Gordon

[@ciprianiulian3483]

I got M18 last month. Only reason I have M18 over M12, is because I don't have any M12 tools. So buy an M12 with two batteries will be more expensive than naked M18

[@AL_Lopez_101]

Now you have my interest. Battle of the Milwaukee M12 and M18 Oscillating multitool/blade.

[@Dale37]

When both tools came out, I went and got the M12 Fuel, cause I figured it would be perfect for the money. So far I haven't regretted that decision and now your review proves my instinct was good. I do like the idea of the auto mode on the M18 but I would rather save the $80.

[@jeraldohernandez2808]

Thanks for the video. I was originally gonna go for the m18 but the m12 has me convinced.

[@a.g.cordovafitness1299]

thanks for the comparison, I had already bought the m12 over the m18 cause I was thinking about the same comparisons you made.

[@MikoTactical]

I got the M18 and there’s a sale on M12 stuff. I’ve seen the M12 used before and I want both. Having a lightweight option for cutting hard-to-reach or high areas is nice.

[@dannymeil3294]

I got my m18 fuel oscillating tool for 189.00 with 5.0 battery. And I’ll probably get the m12 fuel for 169.00 with a 4.0 battery, charger, sander attachment, sand paper and a bonus 6.0 battery. I already got the m12 brushed model and I think it’s awesome

[@chanceguzman2166]

Not gonna lie i came on here to make sure i made the right choice and u gave it to me....i got the m12 fuel and it hasn't disappointed.

[@angelramosexperience8698]

Yep picked up an m12 today I am happy about it got a great price on ebay :-)

[@Assimilator702]

I just picked up the M18 Fuel version. The main reason was that I already own M18 batteries. I didn’t need a bag. I didn’t need another charger. For the $174 SHIPPED for a brand new unit that I paid I’m fairly certain I got a good deal.

[@stevetekrv5791]

"...watch the whole video again at three quarter speed..." LOL. You always make me laugh Vince! Smashed the like button on so many of your videos I'm giving away years of good luck for Christmas. ;-)

[@johnnewell5025]

Super comparison, thanks. You confirmed my thoughts with real data. I replaced a Gen 1 M12 OMT with the M12 Fuel version and was amazed. I had ordered the M18 Fuel Gen 2 OMT but when it arrived, decided it wasn't likely to do much that the M12 couldn't do, and it was bigger and heavier, so I returned it. FWIW and without having actually used the M18 version, I wonder if it might be a little harder to control on detail cuts than is the M12 due to the increased angle of oscillation. On vibration, I wonder if the bigger battery is helping the M18 version to feel like it's vibrating less?

[@Edward-Norton]

As an industrial electrician I really don't need M18 power. I like the weight, power and the price of M12 tools. I do have an m12 fuel 1/2" hammer drill that is a little lacking but everything has been really good.

[@keirntaylor5304]

Thanks Vince I definitely wasn't sure which one I should buy. I am definitely going m12 thanks

[@oscarcuellar9642]

Thanks for the comparison, my brother n law told me to get one just in case. His is a Ryobi, so I ordered my M12 with dust extractor kit on sale a few weeks ago at HD because I waited to long like always and just got it two days ago. So I can't wait to use it. 👍🏻

[@petergingerelli1189]

This is difficult because I like the watt hours on the m18 but I am currently starting my m12 investment ahhhh decisions decisions! Loved the review thanks for listening to the community brother!

[@iwannaapple7190]

I bought the m12 the other day. Even though I already have a sander I decided to try the sander on the the m12. I had it set to 8 on a newly charged battery. I dunno if the setting was too high but the battery didn't even last 5 minutes. I didn't buy it for sanding anyway just be aware of battery life when you buy.

[@DJ_Driven]

Just picked up a new Milwaukee M12 fuel oscillating tool used it once today work great.

[@anthony8787]

Just bought the bare tool m12 fuel for $150 and a xc 6.0 battery for $120.. a little pricey, but glad i did it! The m12 is all you truly need for mid to heavy grade DIY. Home projects i couldnt be happier

[@januszlemiesz6507]

they cost exactly the same In the place I live, and I'm already on m18 platform - would that change your pick?

[@donzmilky5961]

Thank you so much for doing this comparison vince! Very glad i invested in m12 tools, the multitool and impact driver are my favorites, i have the drill, hackzall, and non fuel ratchet also.

[@kevinwillis3046]

I just bought the m12 3 days ago and I love it, no problems at all with it my job I use all m12 I have m18 at home. The m12 tools are very powerful for only 12 volts

[@WestHaddnin]

Hey man im in construction as well. How long does a battery last on average?

[@kevinwillis3046]

Mist the day off a 6.0 if ur cutting just wood when u get into metal a bit more power is needed but the thing is powerful for a 12 volt tool

[@jeffleake1960]

I bought the m18 fuel a couple of days ago and I can't believe how much better it is over the standard m18 multitool I was kind of shocked how fast I could cut through a piece of 4x1 softwood

[@JR0405]

Just unboxed the M12 a few days ago and have loved it then went to the depot and picked up the M18 and it felt huge. M18 felt like it had a bigger circumference.

[@minnesotaman3]

i wouldn't be worried about the thickness of the m18 fuel since the makita cordless and corded oscillating tool is like holding a thick tree branch

[@ianameline8111]

If you have a pile of M18 batteries and tools, the M18 can be the right choice. I went with the M8 for that reason.

[@4272005]

I agree the M12 would be my choice. I wondered if by having 12v rather 18v i might miss out on performance from other tools in the Milwaukee range? I don't own any Milwaukee tools so hard to say.

[@michaelc7283]

Hi Vince, I had to give you an update. So I been using my Milwaukee m12 multi tool and I have to say I'm totally impressed. I been using it more then my Dewalt. Yes the vibration is way less on the Milwaukee m12. I do catch myself grabbing the button for the quick blade release that's on the Dewalt. I still like that one feature more. Everything else is awesome on the m12. Sadly I sold my Dewalt 😥.. I'm truly happy with the m12 multi tool. Just wanted to share. Michael C - (WA)

[@acerjuglans383]

I have the Dewalt 20 volt and I've used a Milwaukee once, think it was the m18, and the m18 felt better to use. I own some m12 tools, and now I'm thinking of replacing my Dewalt. But I do like the quick blade change on the Dewalt.

[@michaelc7283]

@@acerjuglans383 Yes, that's quick change is one feature I like a lot on the Dewalt multi tool. I was going to get the Milwaukee m18 multi tool but I got the m12 version. The few reason I purchased the m12. It's slimmer on the handle, I can get into tighter spaces better. Especially when you use the slim battery 3.0ah. Plus it can stand up with the 6.0 ah battery. The m18 you alway have to lay it down. It's not bad but I like that I can stand it upright for my use. The m18 does have that cool slow start feature. When you put pressure on the cut it will increase the power. Thanks

[@doubleas88]

Literally just bought the 18v fuel version, huge step up from the non fuel version I had but I wish I would have watched this video before I bought the 18v I probably would have bought the 12v version...

[@matthewfitzhenry6323]

Vince could you try the m18 with a high output battery to see if it can use the better tech to create more power thanks buddy keep up the good work 👍🏻

[@jesusr.pimentel5637]

You gotta make a video on cutting grout. Also you'll see a lot of stalling there.

[@gregwaters4653]

I purchased the M12 yesterday before I even watched your video I guess I made the right choice all though I did do my comparison at Home Depot I went with the M12 kit for a total of $ 173.96 out the door , great choice.

[@cheffandrewscookingshow1455]

the oscillating blades in a shockwave box is awesome

[@noskatehate]

This was a great video! You hit every single question/concern I had between the 2 tools. My plan is to go m12.

[@emerarbuckle2626]

M12 fuel for me and oh I can’t wait for the m12 fuel band saw that’s the one tool I’m really wanting

[@michaelhernandez1398]

That m12 band saw looks like what I need too nice and compact with a bigger jaw now

[@arizonashotokaiusa838]

Thanks for the Video picked up bare tool at HD for $120 today. Thanks Vince

[@darrenhouse9]

Exactly what I was looking for, I was thinking that the M12 is a great tool at a decent price. M18 looks like a fantastic tool but pretty pricey. Curious of the performance difference between the two, this clinches it. Buying the M12. Thanks for the great videos.

[@johncarne4884]

I like your point Vince about the tool being easy to knock over same with drills if your working in a house lay your tools flat! Also with the m18 I like that the battery is at an angle or it would interfere with your wrist I feel.

[@paulfitzgerald7513]

I go for M18 because I have the batteries already with my other Milwaukee equipment, that’s my reason. Great video, certainly makes you think.

[@dh450]

I was having a hard time deciding until I watched this. I went M12.

[@lynndraughon6961]

I bought the m12 and love it! One heck of a tool.

[@tylerwusterbarth2028]

Sitting at Home Depot this thanksgiving and looking at the specs I said f it and went with the m12 fuel, building our new shop and definitely needed it! Buddy brought over his m18 and came back the next day with the m12 lol! 110 or 120$ out the door with a case of cutters.. deal!

[@everythingsucks6086]

I dig it! Just picked up the m12 kit with the 4ah for $129!!! There on sale at home depot if anyone needs one! Today is 2/2/2022!

[@jamesdyer7535]

good review, I purchased the M12 Fuel bare tool with sanding disc and blade, I already had a M12 Fuel impack with both batteries and charger, I really like the M12 Oscillating tool, wished I'd got one sooner, it's so handy.

[@anthonyquispe2510]

Thank you so much im always watching your videos . Good explanation saves me lots of dollars

[@anotherperspective6386]

Beautiful video Vince I enjoyed the comparison I have the M12 had no reason for it but now I do... hahaaa Thanks. Happy Holidays Bro. Eric from Wildwood NJ

[@VCGConstruction]

Happy holidays Cuz!! 👍🏻

[@someguy8523]

Vince and Nick thanks for another great review that's why I subscribe you guys are the best.

[@jawaus65]

Great review... going to get the m12 one... I am in milwaukee family, but need a cordless sander, but milwaukee sucks compared to dewalt ones...any update coming before I buy the dewalt cordless sander.

[@henri6595]

I smashed the like bottom and now need a new phone screen! Thanks for the video comparison!

[@Amber57499]

I have Makita 18V tools (hammer drill, power drill, saws, multi tool, etc) but Milwaukee is the only manufacturer currently offering a nice portable inox pipe cutter, something I need as a plumber. I don't want 1000 different types of batteries, so I'll use Makita LXT for the bigger tools and Milwaukee M12 for the more compact ones. So far I have an M12 pipe fitting press, the 3PL laser and the inox cutter. Awesome tools.

[@ChazzleDazzleVideos]

I appreciate the info and review man I have a cheap oscillating tool that I used for random plunge cuts etc but the vibration has gotten bad and recently purchasing the surge impact that came with the battery packs I was trying to decide on the m18 and m12 oscillating tool as my next purchase and it looks like I really don't need the extra auto feature and I never had a light on mine so that's just a bonus. Thanks man for the solid comparison.