A
Anonymous08/25/25, 20:40No.2940762post tools you'd have sex with if such a thing were possible
Ah, the Milwaukee M12 Fuel Impact Driver™ .... my beloved
100
Replies
A
Anon08/26/25, 04:05No.2940872
definitely this one
A
Anon08/26/25, 08:16No.2940889
A
Anon08/26/25, 13:00No.2940908
I would get hawged out by the Hole Hawg
A
Anon08/26/25, 13:19No.2940913
This is my favorite tool
A
Anon08/26/25, 13:42No.2940917
sawzall
A
Anon08/26/25, 15:10No.2940940
A
Anon08/26/25, 18:24No.2940987
>3 milshit posts with the same stock images
Shills begone. Imagine buying from a prosumer brand that makes their tools not economically viable for repair.
A
Anon08/28/25, 05:21No.2941351
got this along with the hammerdrill/driver in a packout case with two big batteries on clearance a long ass time ago, I think I paid like $200 or something.with a set of socket adapters I have no idea how I ever worked on cars without it, I love my impact bros. I also have its bigger brother the 1/2" impact wrench but hardly use it because this thing somehow breaks off almost anything I can find.
A
Anon08/30/25, 22:18No.2941936
i luv dis lil nigga so mutch it unreeel
A
Anon08/30/25, 23:39No.2941946
Not bad, but I can't use it in drawers since the Mexicans that slap them together sink the screws in the corner so I just hit the reverse button all the time. The m12 drill is solid, though I dislike using it with hole saws. Best tool is the first two weeks on a brand new tape measure
A
Anon08/31/25, 00:02No.2941949
The DCF891B 1/2" impact wrench has been a pleasure every time I used it.
A
Anon08/31/25, 01:29No.2941970
Stand up screw gun my beloved. Not having to get on your knees or bend over for screwing down subfloor is so fucking nice.
A
Anon08/31/25, 01:30No.2941971
I've had an M18 high torque impact driver and an M12 impact driver fail on me in the last 12 months. Both were within warranty, but it took weeks for them to get my replacements back. Never buying that shit again.
A
Anon08/31/25, 06:15No.2942004
the GOAT hammerSo light, so wieldy. So whippy. I love to whip it out every chance I get, just like my bwc. Such perfect dimensions, the perfect claw. I don't like the waffle pattern in the striking head, i would prefer smooth, but it's not a problem
A
Anon08/31/25, 18:35No.2942071
Imagine being a Milwaukee faggot
A
Anon08/31/25, 18:45No.2942074
I don't know the difference between regular chuck drills and impact drivers. Thensmaller one is more powerful? Why not just always use that with a chuck insert?
A
Anon09/01/25, 02:08No.2942146
Miller's Falls No. 734 3/4” Heavy Duty Drill.Runs on DC or AC power at 110 volts. Will handle AC anywhere from 25 to 60 hertz. 3/4th inch chuck. 26 pounds in weight and 22 inches back to front. Kicks like a mule and will straighten out your twist drill bits before it stalls.
A
Anon09/01/25, 13:41No.2942220
Since we're shilling milwaukee itt, their cordless skilsaw (the one with the lock, not a safety) is the only cordless I'd use over a corded saw. Expensive as shit for a cordless saw but after working for a company that had a couple I had to get my own.
A
Anon09/07/25, 13:55No.2943522
I know those milwaukee are really good, but for 50 dollars for the tool with battery and charger the walmart compact is fantastic
It took 2 axle nuts off no problem along with ever other bolt i put in front of it and the m12 isn't too much smaller
Video format (.webm) not supported YET!
View here : Click here
A
Anon09/07/25, 23:38No.2943662
Computer, can I get a Milwaukee M23 Quantum Foam Fuel Impact Driver™? Thank you.
A
Anon09/08/25, 19:25No.2943813
A
Anon09/09/25, 06:29No.2943898
A
Anon09/09/25, 06:31No.2943899
A
Anon09/09/25, 06:36No.2943901
A
Anon09/09/25, 06:37No.2943902
A
Anon09/18/25, 14:28No.2945561
This fucking thing
A
Anon09/18/25, 20:58No.2945606
brrrrrrrrrrr
A
Anon09/19/25, 14:06No.2945717
>Milwaukee M12 Fuel Impact DriverI got one several years ago at a yard sale with charger & 2 batteries for $20. Ex-gf selling off abandoned ex-bf tools. It's great, so handy for removing deck screws. Bought new M12 drill motor, it 100% my go-to. Also bought set of Shockwave bits for $19.95 on Project Farm test results. Several years later, still using same set, no broken or worn out ones. Bought Aliexpress "6.0AH" M12 battery for $20 shipped. Don't know if actually 6.0AH but it lasts longer than job every time I used it.
A
Anon09/19/25, 14:10No.2945718
Most used hand tool in my tool wrap. More grip than needlenose, fits nearly as many places.
A
Anon09/20/25, 02:22No.2945847
Wanted to have sex with this long t-handle chain wrench I made today after it pulled a valve from a frost free hydrant off 4' down in a hole where I couldn't reach by hand unless I dug out a bunch more dirt... Normally they come out with the old hydrant, but this one rotted off right above the valve.Already had the t-handle in my pile of shit, and the piece of old roller chain laying around. Longest part of the process was just freeing up the roller chain so it swiveled nicely again before welding it onto the t-handle...Pic rel is business end of chain wrench and the rotted off piece of shit hydrant that caused this disaster...
A
Anon09/20/25, 10:29No.2945885
Anyone find a seller on eGay that sells decent milwaukee battery knockoffs? I'm not paying $170,000 for a tool battery that's not how much 18650 cells cost.
A
Anon09/21/25, 07:04No.2946062
A
Anon10/03/25, 19:47No.2948583
anybody know when the gen2 m12 straight die grinder will be released? i love the 1st gen one but it overdraws even the ho batteries and cuts out when i push it with a wire end brush
i have the m18 but its too big for a lot of places and isnt vari speed which sucks
A
Anon10/04/25, 09:27No.2948705
Dremels are fine if you only occasionally use a rotary tool --- flexshafts are nicer for serious work --- but ultimately brushless micromotors are so addictive you can never go back to the noisy stuff that requires a wrench to change burs
A
Anon10/05/25, 19:27No.2948957
I just bought the Walmart hyperthread mid torque impact wrench for car repair. $80. Works good.
A
Anon10/06/25, 02:22No.2949038
>if such a thing were possible
