BEST PROFESSIONAL HEX BIT SCREW GUNS - SNAPON VS MILWAUKEE!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Testing out all the options of 1/4" hex screw guns from Snapon and Milwaukee for the professional automotive technician. These 4 options have a wide array of capabilities, functions and longevity....lets have a look.
Milwaukee 2401-
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Milwaukee 2505-22:
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Snapon CTS725: shop.snapon.co...
Snapon CTS 761: shop.snapon.co...
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The knuckle guard is where more electronics are to keep the compact shape in the head
The Milwaukee 1/4 inch hex screwdriver was not brushless (fuel). The item tested was the older model. I still enjoyed it.
The Milwaukee 4 in 1 is actually a 5 in one you can put a bit on the tool with no attachments installed the right angle can take a bit without an attachment as well @Rustbelt Mechanic
Thanks for pointing out the clutch on the tools. To many techs strip out screws by not stopping in time. They also use impact guns that wollow out screws in sheet metal and plastics.
I work in the car audio industry and I all my power tools in milwaukee. But I do have two of those snap on screw guns because I prefer the dual action trigger. They are pretty much the only drills I use while taking panels off and such. Those two are the only power tools I have from snap on
The installation driver is meant to be held with your grip higher up the stalk so your thumb can easily slide over the forward/back buttons. With that said... I have that drill and at this point, it still does not feel natural to hold it that way but I also do not use it daily. I imagine that with time, it would feel attached to the hand nicely.
New sub! Great video review. Thanks for the info and comparison of all the screw guns. I have worked at Milwaukee Tools distribution center for 13 years, and I got the 2401 about 5 years ago, and it's my go to for around the house minor duty. I just purchased the installation driver last week and haven't had the chance to use it yet. May get some of my scrap wood and give it a go until a project comes up. 😂
Had rotational wobble problems on the Milwaukee 4 in 1 on a few of the attachments did videos on it @Rustbelt Mechanic
My favorite function of the snap on is the trigger.
I have the first gen snap on have used it for a few years with no problems. Do a lot of dash work. But I think I’m gonna pick up that first gen Milwaukee too I like the size of it.
I have a Dewalt impact driver. All of my other tools are Milwaukee.
Man i love my Mac one. I got rid of my snapon. 14.4 batteries have crapped out too often for me personally. The Mac light comes on better and brighter than the Milwaukee and Snapon. Just my preference. Price point is awesome and my dealer always makes it right for me, not everyone has the same experience.
What one is that?
I have that Milwaukee installation drill, it’s freaking awesome! Note, I use it for woodworking not automotive use . But I freakin love it ! I will say the reverse switch on top is awkward tho !
It's so damn good. I've had mine since it came out. It's fkn awesome!!
Just the information i've bee looking for.
I'm done buying snap on air and power tools, they've really fallen behind the competition.
Your personal experience? What kind of work is she going through
Dones Anewishki I do diesel, have ingersoll, Chicago pneumatic, snap on, and milwaukee. I can’t tell a difference in power, speed, or durability. The snap on stuff is good but for the money I would go with the other brands
Snap on.. never heard of her.
Thanks for another great video. I never knew that milwaukee offered these types of drills. Great comparisons of each.
There is a upgraded chuck for those tools. I have a snap on screw gun. 2 speed. With a auto chuck
My wife just got the Snap-on because that is what she wants and the wife’s always right I don’t ask questions
😂 It’s all about a happy wife! Must’ve been the color choices🤷♂️
Lol you must be just as happy in that marriage as she is then haha 😜
On the snap on, u hold the trigger lightly and the flashing turns on with out gun engaging
I have the Milwaukee 2401 and I like it a lot. I passed on the install driver due to the forward/reverse switch on top. I also have the Bosch brushless "Chameleon" install driver, the older brushless hex driver, and the older brushed one. I really like them, and all of them added up together cost me about what one of the brushless Snap-On drivers would. No thanks.
I "need" a screwdriver per my team lead for my new airframe job. They lost at "button". Ill snag a fuel old style and call it good
Bought a used snap on electric screw driver I just like the trigger
Great video rustbelt i feel like dewalt cordless tools should get some love as well. I have had pretty good luck with mine they perform for every day use that i do
I’ve had a lot of other people say a lot of the same on here about the smaller dewalt electric tools. Just personally haven’t used them myself or anybody close to me
Good video kyle @Rustbelt Mechanic
One thing I hate about the Milwaukee 4 in 1 is the digital forward and reverse button wish they would of left the mechanical detent switch @Rustbelt Mechanic
Definitely agree there
If you look at the New Product Symposium footage, it's supposed to be held higher than a normal drill/driver, which probably affected the choice to move the control to the top.
@@connors.1077 still has nothing to do with it being a digital annoyins that feature should of never been turned digital or moved to the top and if it being held higher was the case then would make more sense to move the switch down the tool not were you had to push the top to use it
Idk why but I love the electronic button. So satisfying to use
Last tool might be a Torque multiplier?
Milwaukee m12 fuel impact driver beats all of those for a hundred bucks comes with the impact battery and charger
I love the Milwaukee one, I drive 3 inch screws with ease on that bad boy
You dont have too send Milwaukee off to get repaired. ck there website if service center is near you just drop it off. i called n thats what i was told.
I have the Milwaukee 4 in 1 dont have the older model Milwaukee @Rustbelt Mechanic
That Snap-on trigger is awesome to bad they are doing away with it on brushless impacts
Have the brushless. Don't miss it as bad as I thought but could not imagine the ct761 without the rocker. I love that thing so much I have two lol
Dakota Taylor I just bought a new ct761 about two months ago I told my Snap-on guy if he gets a used one to put my name on it . That trigger is what makes it awesome
@@keithmerce3863 I have the mac/DeWalt brushless xr 20v 3/8 as well and rarely use it despite how powerful it is in comparison
My cts761 does have a locking chuck. If they upgraded that I wonder what else they changed?
I have both but my I feel hilti beats both for longevity.
What do you mean by the direct drive mode?
Yo this is gonna sound stupid but how do you use the miller 2027900090 tone wheel check tool?
Great video and very detailed. Question, what are your thoughts on the new Dewalt 12v Xtreme Brushless Screwdriver, model DCF601B?
Not sure never had one or anyone close to me have one but lots of people have commented here on those. So may have to try one out
I have looked everywhere and can’t find an answer to save my life. The only thing keeping me from switching to Milwaukee screw gun from snap on is I can’t find if the Milwaukee screw gun head locks in place to break bolts loose and/or tighten once the bolt it drove down. The snap on you can do that and it’s a huge advantage over other brands but I’m tired of paying that ridiculous premium price. Any help is much appreciated!
The Milwaukee one does
Forgot to say thanks for the reply! I ended up going with the 2402-22 kit and it works phenomenal. It’s extremely similar to the snap on screw gun but better in my opinion. $180 for the kit through Home Depot. Thanks again!
Where is the fuel screw gun from Milwaukee
There is a rumor that Snap On is doing away with the rocker switch on the 14.4 tools,the brushless models
I talked to my Snap-on dealer he said they can’t use the paddle trigger on the brushless tools due to the design of brushless motors. That’s what sets them apart
Found this out from Clay Koon in his latest Snap On Friday video
That screw test is only testing the ability to drive a screw for 1.5". You should have turned the 2x4 on it's side so you'd have to drive it through the full 3.5"
I sent my low torque 3/8" M18 impact in twice for warranty. The first time they sent me a new one. The second time they upgraded me to a mid-torque, but I still only had the 2.0 ah batteries, and those severely limit the power.
More comparable would be the Milwaukee hex impact driver not the screw gun
snap on pushes out 9.6 volts
What do you feel about dewalt?
I have access to both i was just wondering?
Personally have just never used or had anyone near me use dewalt in the shop setting. Just from what I’ve seen with history in the batteries and tool warranty is why I keep using Milwaukee
@@RustbeltMechanic they will be my next buy!
Dewalt makes great fathers day gifts, look real pretty hanging on a wall and will NEVER get stolen of a construction site
Moral of the story, if you want to throw your money away on less accessible and lower performing tools. Go with snap-on
The sad thing is you can’t even say the Milwaukee is cheaper because it’s made in China....both are 🙈. We seriously need to get together as an industry and start voting with our wallets. For the price of the new ct9075 kit you can buy a Milwaukee 2767 high torque plus BOTH 3/8 and 1/2 Milwaukee stubby impacts. That’s 3 tools and 6 batteries for the price of 1 snap on impact and 2 batteries
Mac tools mcf601 will kill all those screwdrivers !!! Even the dewalt Dcf601’better
Oh and i own all these screwdrivers in the video . So unbiased opinion
Snapon all around better milwaukee is alrite
Stupid AF
If the fact that the light stays on for a second is your biggest problem use hand tools lol...
I will NEVER buy a Milwaukee tool again after my impact wrench stopped working 4 months after purchase. A 10 plus week turn around on warranty work for a tool that someone uses everyday is unacceptable. SnapOn you “pay” more up front BUT you have the warranty AND the tool truck. If your Snappy breaks you get a replacement right away.
That is definitely a good point
Snap on for the win.
I have both snap on and Milwaukee cordless, the Milwaukee are good tools but with Snap-on you get better service and they give you a loaner.
Al Parker agree there
If you buy from Home Depot, you just bring your tool in and they will replace