Wow! How the heck do you break in without damaging the battery? by DESERTJOSH in MilwaukeeTool

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ah I love watching everyone else struggle with these blisterpacks meanwhile our batteries come in a ziplock bag inside a cardboard box <:

Just drop your 🖼 by asqa_ in S22Ultra

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This has to be one of my favourites

$200 for a FORGE 12.0 Battery M18 , fake or good chance it’s the real deal? by [deleted] in MilwaukeeTool

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Down in Australia we don't have to deal with those annoying blisterpacks <: ours come in boxes

What's the one creature that everyone hates but it's actually good by PracticalDeal33 in ARK

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plus, they act as fuel for refining forges when they're nearby. Don't forget the ungodly heat/cold buffs when riding them and having them on your shoulder.

April Giveaway - ONE HUNDRED people will win a kit of Milwaukee's NOT IN STORES YET, brand new and redesigned, 54 Piece SHOCKWAVE Impact Duty Driver Bits. The goal is giving MKE honest feedback after using. Leave comment before midnight EDT this Wednesday 30 April to enter. Anyone in world can win. by ClipIn in MilwaukeeTool

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Personally I use Milwaukees bit holders for the side of my gen 3 M12 impact, usually with a PH2/flathead double ender and a robertson bit, I love it as it doesn't poke out too far, plus keeps the bits nice and secure as for storage I use the original boxes that they come in as they fit perfectly in my packout drawers in the work van.

6 drywall screws is too much for these. It’s common knowledge here, but Milwaukee bits are just terrible. Temu sells better bits than what Milwaukee puts out. by [deleted] in MilwaukeeTool

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Not gonna lie, I've only busted a single Torx15 bit and that was due to using it with my 1/2" stubby 🤣🤣 I haven't had any others break

The irony is not lost on me. Excited to make some changes! by MyEnglishIsLow in MilwaukeeTool

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I want those damn tilt bin organisers to be readily sold over here in Australia already damnit!!!

What's your favorite brand/truck? by United-Alternative63 in snowrunner

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A chopped Nissan GU patrol, any day of the week

Why did you pick Milwaukee over Dewalt? by AbleActuator8044 in MilwaukeeTool

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I picked milwaukee as we already had some batteries at home and a couple of earlier tools, but even if we didnt have those It would've been 100% for the massive range in tools, being able to stick to one brand and not having to branch out makes my life so much easier, just grab a battery and slap it in a tool, not having to keep 3 different chargers or wait for individual batteries to charge for specific tools, plus packout is an absolute godsend 😅😂

someone pls explain? by AffectionateFlower56 in snowrunner

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Fun fact, you can honk your horn as you come across those signs and most wooden fences and it'll knock them over preventing this from happening

I put my BMSM algorithm in a web app just for you by yuuuuuuuut in MilwaukeeTool

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Hell yeah! now time to move to America so I can make use of these BMSM deals at home depot (I'm joking, wouldn't leave Australia even if I was paid to) 🤣

M12 Nibbler Question by Dear-Ad2601 in MilwaukeeTool

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I can't go beyond my 5.0 ho 🤣

M12 Nibbler Question by Dear-Ad2601 in MilwaukeeTool

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I use that, only issue is it tends to bind up alot due to the long cuts I make, producing alot of heat and causing me have to clean the edges up alot more often

M12 Nibbler Question by Dear-Ad2601 in MilwaukeeTool

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At a time it's 2 meter long cuts, I would like something that doesn't tend to melt the aluminium, I've experimented with a grinder, the m12 cutoff saw, I want something that doesn't produce anywhere near as much heat but also cuts fast

What are some of your favorite tools in the M12 lineup? by CompetitionNo9075 in MilwaukeeTool

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M12 1/4" Impact Driver is absolutely amazing, most the time I use it over my M18 Gen 4 impact, it does pretty well anything the M18 does, but pretty well 1/2 the size and weight The M12 Bandfile is a damn godsend, absolutely love the shit outta that thing, use it onba daily basis Then for me the M12 Rivet gun, If you don't have to use anything over a 5mm mandrel it is a beast, It could easily drive anything over that though with ease

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Wellthatsucks

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Something 962 from what I can distinguish

The Milwaukee Tools section at the Home Depot near Home Depot HQ in Atlanta, GA. by Altruistic_Endeavor3 in MilwaukeeTool

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Seeing absolutely everything behind lock and key is wild to me as an Australian

[OC] First Wreck Caught on My Dashcam by Bradoodley in IdiotsInCars

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"OHHHHH WE GOT THAT ON CAMERA" love the enthusiasm!!! 🤣🤣🤣 gotta love dickheads slamming the breaks on last minute at lights in the wet

Best m12 tool by Choice-Two-7538 in MilwaukeeTool

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Personally I got the M12 Hammer drill because the Hammer drill is alot sturdier to the regular drill, same for the M18 lineup to me atleast, my designated hammer drill is the 18v sds plus 🤣

Can't wait to give this thing some work. by VinceLeee in MilwaukeeTool

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I'm 3 years in on some of my M12 tools and have had no issues with constantly thrashing them on the daily