Milwaukee M12 Planer Review: This is the One!

[@roger10coutinho]

Regarding the hose for the vacuum, you can 3D print one adapter so the hose doesn’t hit the furniture. So you can use it downwards. Good luck.

[@tedwilkes8783]

I love my M12 tools, however I must have gotten a poorly built M12 planer. The blades unevenly hang below the rear shoe and produce horribly bad snipe on every cut. There are no adjustment features on either the shoe or the blades to correct the issue. No bueno.

[@Mike-dy8bq]

You wouldn't be considered a craftsman if you didn't make sound effects while explaining something.😂😂

[@commentsonthetube14]

Y’all should get a cheap 3D printer (Bambi labs A1 mini is a good one) and then you can just print your own jigs and adapters. It’s pretty easy to learn how to design custom ones.

[@andrewbradford8585]

Not to be a troll but you probably shouldn't throw a planer down😅

[@carter_schwertman]

If manufacturers didn’t think of that, then it’s a bad tool. It definitely recesses about a millimeter whenever it’snot in use.

[@jonathanguess4052]

Go Milwaukee

[@dustinkrebs8229]

I thought milwaukee made a 6ah m12 battery 🤔

[@ragnarock86]

They do. He was mistaken in the video. As far as I know, for the M12 platform, Milwaukee has 1.5ah, 2ah, 3ah, 4ah, and 6ah. No 5ah. They also now have M12 high output batteries in 3ah and 6ah. Maybe more ah's available in ho, but definitely 3 and 6.

[@kustomkabinetry]

@ragnarock86 I was in fact mistaken about the 6 amp battery but there is in fact a 5 amp battery.

[@kustomkabinetry]

They have 5 amp in high output and standard