TOP 5 MILWAUKEE Tools WORTH Your MONEY!

[@VCGConstruction]

Every Milwaukee M18, M12 & PACKOUT Tool Deal (Save BIG Money) kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJrKeXedrsR7ppI

[@ZeroCoolYT]

How you doing man 👋😁

[@dkettlewood]

I’m still all about my M12 stubby 3/8 impact. My #1 tool for sure!

[@philipdumas4435]

Favorite tool for me has to be the M12 Surge. I own thousands in M18 and M12 at this point, but that tool gives me the fizz

[@LARULES100]

Use a real man impact.😂

[@IndependentThinker74]

@@LARULES100 You can go deaf if you want. Surge is the best tool Milwaukee makes.

[@vancebeazer458]

@@LARULES100 no need to compensate..

[@miked1050]

I've said that if any tool I own were to break I'd be able to deal. But if my M12 surge broke I'd be driving to HD immediately

[@GoldenPiggy56]

@@miked1050really, it’s that good?

[@mrsaul3709]

I use the Milwaukee hammer drill for almost every task, polishing cars, sanding, drilling, driving screws, even as a makeshift lathe with sandpapaer in my hand haha.

[@w.s.m9474]

Haven't used the laser but as a DIY home owner, the combo impact/drill kit is king!

[@jasonlo8780]

"I have no idea why you wouldn't" got me to subscribe lol. Love this guy's energy and his realness

[@elbebe1000]

Vince I really learned with your videos. I am not in construction but the way you laid out functions and features of items is fantastic. Thank you.

[@heeb3569]

Hey Vince, I’m new to your channel. Just found you this morning and hooked. I’ve had Milwaukee in the past. I’m going back. I’m an auto Technician and I know what I want just want your input on the proper batteries and the models you recommend. 3/8 Stubby M12 1/2 Impact. M18 1/4 Hex driver M12 3/8 Ratchet extended M12 All Fuel and brushless or coarse. What would be the best batteries to go with. Thank you for your help. Heber

[@bdm1000]

Home Depot’s $99 deal on the Milwaukee 3601-21P M18 ½" Compact Brushless Drill/Driver (drill, charger and battery) should be on this list!

[@loydlamberson8942]

Or the Impact kit for 179!

[@Derek-tk4wf]

I only got the m18 version of multitool because most of the tools I use are m18, for power and longevity. So sharing the same batteries just makes it more convenient and simple.

[@DIRTYPRODiGY]

That M12 Oscillating tool was such a great investment to get for my first big drywall job this summer. It's the only M12 in my arsenal so far but it's because it's better than the M18 in a lot of ways how Vince described it. The Super Sawzall is heavier compared to the normal size Sawzall but man, it shreds like a champ.

[@christopherpavlicas]

The M12 Crown Stapler is, by far, my favorite M12 tool. I've run hundreds of thousands of staples through it with zero issues. Simply amazing!

[@DIRTYPRODiGY]

@@christopherpavlicas I already spent 3K on my powertools this year damn now I gotta go look for this M12 Crown Stapler LOL

[@billysheppard1512]

Being a Mechanic in the Army, What impact should I be looking to buy, I’ve seen the Stubby Gen 2 and The High-Torque M18 but I’m not too sure which one would be better for me as it’ll be used in a wide sort of Applications, Could I get some recommendations if that would be alright.

[@1herjer88]

The sawzall looks so awesome ive been wanting to get one for so long. However even as a sparky i cant find the reasons to spend on it and justify the cost

[@TitanRaider23]

All good stuff. However, I think the Dewalt Oscillating tool is much better. No need for a tool/magnet, just pop it in and go.

[@Zilor.]

Glad I watched this video, I thought the gen2 sawzall was as good as the super. I just ordered the super version. Thanks Vince.

[@thenexthobby]

That oscillating tool got me into M12. When researching it seemed to be recommended the most, including over the M18. Also, I wanted a small platform and my favorite small platform disappeared. My old Hitachi 10.8v drill built the deck on a house years ago, and that got me into metabo HPT 18v and 36v. I'm a fan of their drills and of course the Triple Hammer impact, but everyone today makes great power tools. I supplement the metabo HPT with M18 ... I do not have time and energy to consider other platforms now.

[@daniellinksmith]

Hey Vince, #VCG Construction. I've been stocking several things from Milwaukee. So that bodep yesterday helped a lot . I'd been trying to find a better deal on the Super Sawzall , so I jumped on that deal . Way better than what had been going on . And I got a better deal on the Milwaukee Track saw too . I had to sweet talk a very nice young man at online customer service. But it turned out great. Thanks for the heads up. It saved a lot of time.... and .... money.

[@sakibc1787]

No problem that shouldn't be in the list its garbage. M18 oscillating tool much better powerful less vibration

[@thenexthobby]

@@sakibc1787 Looks like you responded to something other than what you thought you were responding to.

[@justuntheranderson3141]

They even made a light top off but removed the prong plug in ad replaced it with a bright light so that’s awesome my kids use the m12 torch light as a night light and a charger combo! So those are my top tools

[@TyBrownbear]

@vcgconstruction Hey Vince, love the videos! I’m looking at upgrading my laser and I’ve had my eye on the 3 plane for a while. How is the brightness compared to milwaukee’s other offerings? I have the AA powered cross line, and it’s great, but using it outdoors is a challenge depending on time of day and weather. I know asking a laser to outshine the sun is a big ask, but just wondering how it compares. Thanks!

[@VCGConstruction]

Using a laser in full sun is always challenging but I’ve used mine outdoors and haven’t had a problem.

[@vancebeazer458]

The fact that the base allows the laser to pivot right on the x . Pretty sure that it is the only 3plane laser that does this. Super easy to adjust and align. I use it all the time for commercial office layout.

[@thomashodgson5600]

2:33 best thing about the fast back is that it is tool free to get out of the package. Almost like they thought "if you have to buy a knife, you probably dont have a knife to open said knife you just bought"

[@josephabela1922]

The fuel brushless rotary tool can be added to your list.

[@kathrynfrey4361]

I totally agree with the auto speed my first experience with was in makita jigsaw I switched to milwaukee jigsaw

[@cassa5302]

Please do one of these with bosch too

[@HotForgeChaos]

I have to agree with the Multi Tool opinions. Don't get me wrong, my M18 multi tool is fantastic, widest sweep of any tool on the market, quiet-ish, low vibration, cuts like a hot damn. But that wide sweep is its achilles heel; its way too aggressive for some blades. The Smart brand Carbide nail buster blades more often than not bust the blade off in seconds, and has a habit of chewing up wood blades very quickly. The Auto ramp feature is an absolute gimmick and I never use it, I find leaving it in the lower speed settings is plenty enough for 99% of what I need to cut, very rarely does it go above 5. If the M12 had the nice wide light of the M18 I'd probably go and invest in one of those as well. I have the exact drill/driver set and personally I think (in my country anyway) it was a little expensive for what it is, but its certainly proven its worth many times, although I have had to send the driver back (as well as my multi tool) for a repair as the light wouldn't turn off. I just about bought one of those very lasers, there was one at my local timber merchant on clearance, but on Christmas day the store got broken into and the vast majority of the tools got cleared out, including the laser I wanted. I don't think I could justify buying one at full price what with the competition from the likes of Hilti, Stabila and Leica being around the same sort of money. The top 5 out of my kit would have to be: #5: M18 Drywall screw gun; its a damn life saver. Its quiet, its fast, its accurate, it makes putting up drywall a breeze. #4: M18 Trim Router: I bought it for one job, now I use it on pretty much every job. It kicks ass. Powerful, lightweight, good balance. #3: M18 Multi tool; I listed my reasons above but I'm still glad I own it. #2 M18 16g Brad Nailer; who needs a Paslode when you have this bad boy. It fires each and every time, it drives them deep and consistently, its not overly heavy either, and its cheaper than any Paslode I've seen available. #1: M18 Gen4 impact gun: I use this thing practically every day. It get beat on, dropped, kicked around, given a hot supper, and it has more torque than you can ever need.

[@reddbeard2030]

Go Vince! That M12 Multi Tool is actually better than the M18. Its just as Beastly without the extras Extra weight Extra size The Auto Function is more of a Hindrance than a Help That's my 2 cents!

[@justuntheranderson3141]

That Milwaukee super sawzall has deeper stoke then I do!!! Aye oh

[@ZeroCoolYT]

What up VCG, I think my nephew Vincent is a fan of Milwaukee tools

[@justuntheranderson3141]

Top off straight up I use that thing everyday i use it so much my kids use it they call it dads super charger! This it my second top off I had my first one for 2 yrs and the usb protection cover was long gone and it took a beating!

[@johnwilson6211]

I got the knife bundle and yes they clutch. Big one holds extra blades

[@erockstar8023]

I use the screwdriver on my fastback daily

[@MadAtMax.300Blackout]

If you got the funds for it I'm sure the M18 fuel circular saw is very nice but if you don't the Ridgid 7 and 1/4 is decent enough and has a lifetime warranty

[@1shakezula1]

Those lasers are definitely awesome. I've seen one get dropped from the top of an 8' ladder and the thing still matched other lasers when checked. The new sawzall is mixed - the tool itself is really good, but when it starts to get shaken and really put through its paces, it starts to flake out and it'll bog or just not work at all. The problem seemed to get worse with time. We got 3 of them brand new, and every single one did the same thing. They were definitely not being treated gently, but not in an abusive way. The last gen fuel kept going the whole time - it just cuts a lot slower.

[@coolhot8867]

I thought u said Flex line was better power tools then milwaukee tools lol for the money. But they don't have a laser level system yet but if they did the power would be there for sure.😊

[@hussaintouq3859]

When the Milwaukee gen 5 lunching ??

[@mjc8761]

Agreed 👍

[@ozcampnhuntdan7858]

I'm a Milwaukee user through and through BUT hate their tape measures, keep going back to Fatmax.

[@inappropriatelaugh]

Whoa whoa..... What's that light to your left there vince ....?!? You can't leave that in the video and not talk about it!?!

[@brandonmeredith4602]

Looks like the magnetic bucket truck light with remote control.

[@Usernametaken304]

The best part about buying Milwaukee is getting Rocco’s afterwards.

[@joevirus563]

Just push the lever more to quick change the blade.

[@TexasFire]

How about your top 5 Dewalt tools?

[@dannyjmeil4645]

I waited until Milwaukee introduced the new line of fuel tools to make my purchase. M18 fuel baby

[@christopherpavlicas]

The M18, 7.25 circular saw is very underpowered. If you plan on using it to cut pressure treated wood, just forget about it. Even with the new Forge Batteries, it still boggs down and cuts out on very typical cuts. I tried a coworkers and his saw cuts off as well. In my opinion, this saw is a complete waste of money. I hope this review helps.

[@DaNobody]

Agree.

[@GmoneyX112]

Hey Vince, Do you use the M12 a lot? Which is your favorite M12?

[@vcgtoolreview]

“Affordability “ ;)

[@Dhurt213]

#6 Jobsite radio

[@VCGConstruction]

Which one?

[@Dhurt213]

PACKOUT

[@brandonhackley7067]

Could you guys tell milwaukee to make a battery version of a air hammer to auto tech. That would be so awesome

[@landonlakes4782]

3:51 💯

[@DELICACYCATERING]

agree

[@Just_a_Mere_Farmer]

I would agree with your top five but I’m not a construction when you’re an agriculture/farming/Mechanics that changes… 1. 2967 high torque with a forge battery 2. The all new Gen2, M12 stubby 3. Drill and impact combo kit 4. M 18 grease gun 5. 1/4 and 3/8 inch drive socket set

[@joshdelaet3536]

Blackhawk Down Reference

[@Dazob66]

Reliability i would,nt go that far vince, batts are pisspoor in my experience wen tool goes wrong u can't get individual parts, switch goes u gotta buy controller wiring switch field works our 3quartes of price of new tool , so no longer for me

[@Bobby_outdoors]

lets goooo

[@josephmalinowski6817]

Hay brother God bless VCG CONSTRUCTION and the gang 🙏 Hay brother it's been extremely crazy on my end wasn't avoiding Maxb49 it's just my father has been in the hospital he's been extremely sick lately but always thank you for all you do Vince. God bless brother 🙏

[@fharelson4]

Wow thanks for the 4 most popular and known tools. Really learned a ton here. Waste of time. “This is a sawzall, ANDDD it allows you to swap blades” smh

[@Pinejuice521]

Pick a camera 🎥

[@leonchen3381]

Reliability? really? the new ones tend to fail working in two years, and the old ones last for like 10 yrs

[@Kvorning0]

3:48 WOOBDI DUUU

[@VCGConstruction]

🤣

[@stiniusdahl9789]

They would be a lot better if they were not china owned..........same company owns Ryobi and Ridged......

[@daig1984]

Reliable 😂

[@1988MaxVivas]

Top 10 tools doesn’t worth it !!!

[@maddawgzzzz]

dewalt for life grandpa! I cant stand milwaukee and thier overpriced tools

[@danijelnikolic8159]

Hello Vins my friend. I'm Danijel from Srbija, big respect for you from Dani, If you can, I need someone from Milwaukee, I love Milwaukee tools and I have some, I need help whit more tools and help whit instructions of my ideas I have, contact me

[@robertgriswell6066]

Agree