I just scored both the Milwaukee SAE and Metric 15 pc sets at JDTco for $220, that's right $220 FOR BOTH. I've been dying for these sets ever since my wife left the garage door open and my Westward 32 piece (non ratcheting) set got stolen. I LOVED those wrenches, part because they were super good wrenches and part because I got them as part of my scholarship I worked hard to get. I mentioned this deal to the wife and she jumped at the chance for me to get them so I would shut up about my wrenches, lol. Until now I've had the Kobalt 30 pc. (Non ratcheting) set as the stand in that I got during their father's day sale for $19.99.
You made so many good points on lots of important deciding factors. Those big sizes start to get very expensive. I love Wiha but those Milwaukee wrenches look great. Love the ink and easy to see sizes. When you're on your back and have less than ideal lighting conditions, you want to grab the right size the first time.
Is the SAE & Metric 30Pc set that your link is going to supposed to be $249 or $279? I can't seem to find the $249 price anywhere. Can you fix the link? or Clarify? Thanks Boss!
I bought the combo and ratcheting set in metric both on sale of course. The teeth in the box end hinder more than they help. You have to be very careful not to round anything that you put that open end on.
What you think about that finish? I seriously think at times my Milwaukee’s look like they have some black in the chrome formula....they almost look like black chrome sets in some lights. I agree, it’s a beautiful set, I just can’t justify them I think most pros would benefit more from reversible ratcheting wrenches or even the flex ratcheting wrenches. Or the length of the Carlisle XL etc. I would like my Milwaukee set more if the smaller sizes were still longer, I like my Carlisle xl’s because it’s easy to get around an engine bay to get at 8-11mm nuts. Compared to the wiha though I agree assuming the strength is equal the Milwaukee has a few perks over the wiha
They have the GearWrench 32pc ratcheting wrench and stubbies for $90, but they are the cheaper GearWrench model. What store are the Milwaukee $250, they still show up $279 for me
Did you ever find them? Ithas been a few years now. But you will have to do with an industrial brand to find something like that. Or you could get some Harbor Freight garbage which is honestly over-priced these days and literally copies of some of the cheaper stuff on Amazon.
Tool Boss, I am being picky but do not lay the bike down on the drive side it is bad on derailleur adjustments. Yes the Milwaukee looks very nice BUT ouch on their price.
Yea bike is shot . My kid rsn into fence then got run over by his buddy .. had to take wheel off my daughters bike , reset the handle bars . But he lost bearing .. kids , 😞😞😞
Real quick Tool Boss, I'm a German tool finatic. So no offence but you are making the same mistake everyone makes and I use to make, until my mother-in-law from Dusseldorf German had to correct me on. W's in German are pronouced as V's. so Wiha and Wera would be Viha and Vera. Granted Wiha with a W is funner to say. Also Milwaukee does make some great hand tools, I have the 1/4 and 3/8s socket sets.
@@toolboss8410 don't let my name fool you, I am Italian Irish from Fort Lauderdale and whose family comes from The Bronx. So even though I am trapped in the Pacific Northwest, we speak the same language.
Same goes for a lot of other German company names. Example, knipex. Here we assume the k is silent And the rules with the i is different too. We pronounce it “nip-x”, when over there it’s ka-knee-pex. 🤷🏻♂️ Just another example of why the USA is still the greatest nation on God’s green earth!
@@boosted2.4_sky very close to Snap-On prices. If you have a good dealer and don’t be a simp and get full retail they are on par with Milwaukee give or take a few bucks. I’m no Snappy fan (Craftsman and Masterforce my choice) but I know I’d rather spend money on US jobs than China/Taiwan based tools. 🤔
@@dutchynehtam A set of Snap on flank drive 15 piece wrenches with a 20,21, and 22 mm will cost you over $400 easy.... The 15 piece Milwaukee set at a $149 is a steal
@@boosted2.4_sky hey man really not trying to debate you on this. I can tell you probably own these wrenches bud and that’s good if you enjoy them. My co-worker got the metric and sae non ratcheting wrenches for $240. FOR ME it’s not worth it. I work at my family’s scrapyard and tools go missing left and right plus I can warranty my tools easier than Milwaukee tools. HDs in my area don’t do swaps in store. You have to mail your tools in to have them warranty. I prefer to walk in with my Husky, Duralast, Craftsman, Masterforce, or even take a pic for my Tektons. Either way man sorry for offending you 👍 I respect people’s opinions especially tool enthusiasts!
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Just picked up a set of the Milwaukee 15 piece ratcheting metric wrenches for 79 bucks. Thanks to your most recent video. Keep up the good work
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I just scored both the Milwaukee SAE and Metric 15 pc sets at JDTco for $220, that's right $220 FOR BOTH. I've been dying for these sets ever since my wife left the garage door open and my Westward 32 piece (non ratcheting) set got stolen. I LOVED those wrenches, part because they were super good wrenches and part because I got them as part of my scholarship I worked hard to get. I mentioned this deal to the wife and she jumped at the chance for me to get them so I would shut up about my wrenches, lol. Until now I've had the Kobalt 30 pc. (Non ratcheting) set as the stand in that I got during their father's day sale for $19.99.
Do you notice any slop with the box end that negates the benefit of the additional positions? Thanks!
You made so many good points on lots of important deciding factors. Those big sizes start to get very expensive. I love Wiha but those Milwaukee wrenches look great. Love the ink and easy to see sizes. When you're on your back and have less than ideal lighting conditions, you want to grab the right size the first time.
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Is the SAE & Metric 30Pc set that your link is going to supposed to be $249 or $279? I can't seem to find the $249 price anywhere. Can you fix the link? or Clarify? Thanks Boss!
I think he misspoke, it's definitely 279.00
I like the skin on my knuckles where it’s at. No more “flat” wrenches for me, ratcheting or otherwise.
I bought the combo and ratcheting set in metric both on sale of course. The teeth in the box end hinder more than they help. You have to be very careful not to round anything that you put that open end on.
Ratcheting works great though...I think there are better option for professionals like myself
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Been wanting these for a while. You talked me into it, boss! Done deal!
I used a ratcheting wrench when they first hit the shelves at Sears in the 90's. I used it twice in 30 years.
I use them everyday at work. Want to sell yours?
@@miguelquazar883 Already gave them away.
How do I know which Gearwrench sets are top tier vs lower tier? Am i looking for model numbers or product lines?
I'm blessed to own both sets.
Still, my biggest beef is that the Milwaukee’s aren’t reversible. Also that they didn’t go to 24mm
What you think about that finish? I seriously think at times my Milwaukee’s look like they have some black in the chrome formula....they almost look like black chrome sets in some lights. I agree, it’s a beautiful set, I just can’t justify them I think most pros would benefit more from reversible ratcheting wrenches or even the flex ratcheting wrenches. Or the length of the Carlisle XL etc. I would like my Milwaukee set more if the smaller sizes were still longer, I like my Carlisle xl’s because it’s easy to get around an engine bay to get at 8-11mm nuts. Compared to the wiha though I agree assuming the strength is equal the Milwaukee has a few perks over the wiha
That’s that smidge of unobtainium they throw in the mix!
What up, boss! Milwaukee all the way! Also let me know when you get some white t-shirts in.
When it comes to Wiha at least for me, it's screwdrivers or nothing. I like their made in Germany stuff.
Hiya Boss, The Husky set has 30 pieces it's $59.88. I have it being delivered today and I think it's great for DIY.
Best deal. Wen 16pc metric set with case. 7-22mm no skips. Home Depot $71. Gearwrench quality or better. Taiwan made.
They have the GearWrench 32pc ratcheting wrench and stubbies for $90, but they are the cheaper GearWrench model. What store are the Milwaukee $250, they still show up $279 for me
Link below video
Bad what need more sizes of wrench and set have non this,i need wrench size 30,32,33,36
Did you ever find them? Ithas been a few years now. But you will have to do with an industrial brand to find something like that. Or you could get some Harbor Freight garbage which is honestly over-priced these days and literally copies of some of the cheaper stuff on Amazon.
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Love my Milwaukee wenches.... they are really good...🏁👍
Tool Boss, I am being picky but do not lay the bike down on the drive side it is bad on derailleur adjustments. Yes the Milwaukee looks very nice BUT ouch on their price.
Yea bike is shot . My kid rsn into fence then got run over by his buddy .. had to take wheel off my daughters bike , reset the handle bars . But he lost bearing .. kids , 😞😞😞
i’m not seeing it for 250. Doesn’t matter that I am in New York close on Depot site it’s 280
I could never find the Milwaukee 30 pcs set for $250.
You can buy them individually on acme tools website
Now the 20 pc sae is around $189
Good video @Tool Boss
Real quick Tool Boss, I'm a German tool finatic. So no offence but you are making the same mistake everyone makes and I use to make, until my mother-in-law from Dusseldorf German had to correct me on. W's in German are pronouced as V's. so Wiha and Wera would be Viha and Vera. Granted Wiha with a W is funner to say.
Also Milwaukee does make some great hand tools, I have the 1/4 and 3/8s socket sets.
It’s pronounced milVaukee
hahaha
I use italian broken english .. i think its W .. i will try the V 👍👍👍
@@toolboss8410 don't let my name fool you, I am Italian Irish from Fort Lauderdale and whose family comes from The Bronx. So even though I am trapped in the Pacific Northwest, we speak the same language.
Same goes for a lot of other German company names. Example, knipex. Here we assume the k is silent And the rules with the i is different too. We pronounce it “nip-x”, when over there it’s ka-knee-pex. 🤷🏻♂️
Just another example of why the USA is still the greatest nation on God’s green earth!
put a 16 mm on a 15mm axle bolt lol
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A QUICK VIDEO??? 15 + MIN LONG?
Done Deal!
CHAKA!
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Yo Boss!
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I heard the Milwaukee’s mare out wiha actually probably takes the win I have not used either just passing along the word
Its a bunch of hype. The open end desighn is no better than a regular crasftman wrench.
Milwaukee. When you want to pay Snap-On price and not even support US jobs just cause you’re a fanboy. Lol sad
Not even close to Snap on prices...🤫
@@boosted2.4_sky very close to Snap-On prices. If you have a good dealer and don’t be a simp and get full retail they are on par with Milwaukee give or take a few bucks. I’m no Snappy fan (Craftsman and Masterforce my choice) but I know I’d rather spend money on US jobs than China/Taiwan based tools. 🤔
@@dutchynehtam A set of Snap on flank drive 15 piece wrenches with a 20,21, and 22 mm will cost you over $400 easy.... The 15 piece Milwaukee set at a $149 is a steal
@@boosted2.4_sky hey man really not trying to debate you on this. I can tell you probably own these wrenches bud and that’s good if you enjoy them. My co-worker got the metric and sae non ratcheting wrenches for $240.
FOR ME it’s not worth it. I work at my family’s scrapyard and tools go missing left and right plus I can warranty my tools easier than Milwaukee tools. HDs in my area don’t do swaps in store. You have to mail your tools in to have them warranty. I prefer to walk in with my Husky, Duralast, Craftsman, Masterforce, or even take a pic for my Tektons. Either way man sorry for offending you 👍 I respect people’s opinions especially tool enthusiasts!
@@boosted2.4_sky Exactly. Snapon would cost 10x that price.
Who use 20 and 22mm? Take these out and keep the cost down. That’s a waste in my opinion.
Yea . Again geared for the pro automotive, mechanic trade.. never know what your guna run into a job .. 👍
I needed a 21 to change my shocks.
20mm is rare, but 22mm is common on Asian vehicles
22mm is used for most oxygen sensors on cars
If you do camber and suspension work 20 to 26 are needed often. Actually im mad because I can't find a complete set up to 26 for a good price