Comments on: Milwaukee M12 FUEL Generation 2

By: Kevin

Kevin — Thu, 27 Aug 2020 13:27:47 +0000

In reply to Bubba Jones. Since you are correcting the author's grammar, you should also correct your spelling of fence (not "fense").

By: Bubba Jones

Bubba Jones — Fri, 27 Apr 2018 14:04:28 +0000

Excellent explanation for owning a 12 volt system. Very much appreciate this artice and your YouTube video. Both I have shared with others that expressed an interest in 12V tools. After reading this article and seeing your YouTube video I also added 12V tools, however being as I have many RIDGID tools I went with the RIDGID 12V.

I used a 12V for putting up a 60 foot fense. The weight difference between the 12V and 18V is 4+ lbs. When finished with the fense my arm, elbow, wrist and shoulder did not feel the strain as I do using the 18V. Now that I am in my mid 70s, very much I thank you for your 12V tools suggestion.

FYI, in your article you state “…unique and complimentary relationship…”, it should read “…complementary…”.

Again, this article is outstanding as are your YouTube videos,. They are very much a welcomed wealth of information.

Thank you.

By: XTsallaD

XTsallaD — Mon, 12 Feb 2018 19:39:00 +0000

Great review. These are very good tools for their purpose. I’m glad Milwaukee updated them to be more compact. The control features are really well done. I have Bosch’s 18v dds183 drill driver and Maktia’s xdt14 impact and the drill has the same size head and the Mak impact is even more compact. Both 18v tools have more refined features but both are 18v tools and have slightly more weight and the 18v slide pack batteries are obviously more bulky. For all day and heavy extended use I prefer the more ergonomic handles of the 18v tools but these 12v tools have pro features that are useful for shorter use timeframes and for compact light weight professional use.

By: Andrew Stevens

Andrew Stevens — Fri, 09 Feb 2018 23:03:16 +0000

When does it get released

By: Rodney Carpenter

Rodney Carpenter — Fri, 09 Feb 2018 12:42:56 +0000

Simply the best tool reviews on the planet! very in-depth review on the tools and knowledge and skill of each tool reviewed! Great Job to Rob and his crew!