Nick the tool: Compact 3/8” drive cordless impact gun. Snap-on V Milwaukee

[@ImMIRADOR]

Always love the Snap On comparisons, the Snap On is nearly 2 times the cost with 2 years warranty, Milwaukee has 5 years warranty... this Milwaukee gun is just an 18v version of the stubby M12 anyway so it's just a silly comparison. At this point you could get the 3/8 mid-torque Milwaukee which is still WAY cheaper than the Snap On, even more powerful BUT a little bit longer... This Snap On gun is good for the size sure but it costs way too much compared to the competition and the comparisons are just funny at this point. There's no way someone who has another brand will want to switch when the tools are so much more expensive for so much less value. Snap On is still way behind on power tools, remember they barely just made the switch to brushless.

[@jacobmcbride5449]

Absolutely spot on

[@jerryzamora1259]

The milwaukee isn't fully charged nor is it on the highest setting. This snap on dealer is a 🤡

[@NICKTHETOOLUK]

The gun was on the highest setting, the battery dropped during the demo, but we are at a show, this demo was done over and over with fully charged batteries

[@sj501]

Only thing that’s stopped me buying snap on power tools is the price. X3 of their competitors and the warranty aspect is probably worse.

[@vthegoose]

1 year warranty and the quality is significantly below dewalt, Milwaukee, and even harbor freight Hercules, all of which have a large battery lineup and a 5 year warranty snap off can’t match

[@carlosmedrano3549]

@@vthegoose I agree snap on ain’t cheap but there power tools are coming out pretty good i have the ct9050 and ct9038 i used them daily for the big stuff or harder stuff i use air i had milwaukee impacts they didn’t last and i’ll take usa made stuff then china made

[@derekhambleton4746]

Where do you get Milwaukee lifetime warranty at? I'll stick with snap on

[@bigboreracing356]

​@@vthegoose A Five year warranty on a lower cost tool means you are buying a PO💩. vs a two year warranty on a high quality tool. If a company can afford to replace tools free of charge within the five years it means the company cut cost in quality. The two year warranty on my Snap On tools expired years ago and I am still using them. I have Milwaukee stuff that outperforms my Snap On but not worth a dam working on vehicles. No control breaks tools and bolts. Good for construction where brute force is needed but need to charge batteries frequently. The tools rattle themselves apart and the five year warranty is a joke.

[@daveJackson-mp3cf]

The milwaukee isnt fully charged false advertising

[@NICKTHETOOLUK]

The demos were taking place all day, it doesn’t mater won’t the Milwaukee battery is on if never gets close

[@PhillyFixed]

Hmm that dyno rig design looks AWFULLY familiar. Where have I see that before @torquetestchannel ?

[@marcmorris-kb9ry]

I had some of the original snap on 14 and 18 volt guns years ago.....the Ryobi have now make them seem like abortions.....😂😂

[@ace3up]

i like how you start the test with the milwaukee having only 3 bars in the battery and dont show the snap on battery charge plus you start the timer for the milwaukee and then start impacting then stop right before it gets to 5 seconds, but then with the snap on you start the timer simultaneously as you start the impacting and stop after the 5 second mark. im all for comparisons and i have both brands in my box but if your going to show one is better than the other atleast make the tests as even as possible.

[@NICKTHETOOLUK]

This isn’t a side show trick, its a demo, ran over and over again at a show. You only watched one demo, and you are looking for how it was a trick. It’s not a trick, its a demo

[@ace3up]

@@NICKTHETOOLUK haha never said it was a side show trick, but if your going to make a video showing it then it makes sense to make it as accurate as possible, so get mad about a youtube comment if you want but i was simply stating a observation

[@NICKTHETOOLUK]

😂😂

[@mathewclark6971]

Big socket small gun...nope. Wrongly matched tools. Nobody torques with a gun Pointless video

[@dirkdingle7926]

That test rig is probably rigged,snap on power tolls are crap Milwaukee all the way for me,there warranty is way above snap on,.and snap on only do 5ah battery’s crap heads

[@CPthetooladdict]

Milwaukee guys have never owned snap-on impacts anything they say is usually based of some smucks video lol

[@gilmansgarage6341]

CP 💯

[@NICKTHETOOLUK]

Sorry, i don’t understand your comment?? I didn’t say they did. Oh your just using my youtube channel to tag your business 😂😂

[@b3stanman946]

You are either a Milwaukee guy or Snapon guy… doesn’t matter what you show in comparison, we still roll with what we like…

[@bigboreracing356]

I own both. Snap On easier on tools Milwaukee breaks tools. Watch my Mil waukee vs Lug nut video.

[@jonnychavez1879]

I own, use, and love both.

[@NICKTHETOOLUK]

Thanks again Dirk, really appreciated your great comments. Borrow a demo gun and give it a try, great gun. Nothing wrong with Milwaukee, good kit, but the batteries falling off is a bit frustrating

[@NICKTHETOOLUK]

“Definantly isn’t”, so how does that spec compare to the Snap-on gun?? I haven’t mentioned the model number of this brand new gun, so how are you so sure that the spec is better on a Dewalt gun?

[@Toolaholic7]

The test was done wrong,MrSubaru 1387 noticed it.They did not use the current Milwaukee model with a fully charged battery

[@JeanetteStevens-rf5kl]

Snap on electric definitely isn't overtaking dewalt or milwaukee on specs, the dcf891dewalt mid torque is insane it does almost 800 ft lb, pretty much a high torque

[@leon94mills14]

I have mixed reviews on the gun hasn’t come put yet in uk but ive got one coming when it releases in a weeks time but i will go for snap on only reason as i have all the batteries and chargers and u can pay weekly for me its the convenience and support u pay for if i buy a Milwaukee i would pay up front the warranty only works if u register it and if it fails i have to send off where snap on may give u his demo tool while urs is getting sent off

[@NICKTHETOOLUK]

What planet are you on 😂😂😂

[@angeley3756]

Probably different batteries 😂

[@carlhansen8668]

So the snap on flyers a few years a go the promo price was the price and the dealer would make there 30 odd % as long they sold it at that.. Now you price on the flyer is well over priced and if you dont ask your dealer for a deal on the flyer prices he will be making 50 -60% profit where there business model is built around selling for 30 odd % profit margin. just so you know👍 i dont think this is common knowledge 😊 hope this makes sense

[@dukeneverwinter]

Man, I wish we were making 50-60% margin. It would be rad.

[@carlhansen8668]

@@dukeneverwinter if the dealer does not discount the flyer price they do.

[@dukeneverwinter]

@carlhansen8668 well, I guess you have it all figure out then. Still, wish it applied in the real world on my truck.

[@IMEGADETH454I]

Lol here we have a milwaukee with a full battery. Has 3/4 battery in the video. Let alone the fact they aren’t using a high output/forge battery on the milwaukee which makes a big difference. Snap on takes the L on this one

[@devincifrantik1rider]

I’m not even a mechanic and I’ve preferred snap on tools 10:1