Milwaukee M12 Cordless Ratchet Review - 3 Years with this GREAT Tool
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I disassemble my chipper/shredder from Dirty Hand Tools using my M12 Milwaukee Ratchet and talk about my experience with it over a long period of time while disassembling the equipment.
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I bought one of those years ago. As a 7.3 diesel owner, I found the DieseltechRon (RIP) YT channel and he was big on the Milwaukee M12 1/4" ratchet even after Milwaukee asked him not to mention them in his videos (go figure). I deal with arthritis and carpal tunnel, this tool removes the abuse to my old bones that repetitive ratcheting and twisting causes.
Ya I can't imagine going back to not having it for when I am taking off/on more than a couple bolts.
Great, informative review. I want to buy this ratchet and your video helped me a lot. Thanks!
Thanks for giving it a view.
My buddy is a tech, he has his gurus at work and the regular m12 that has worked for years now, daily in its early days and is still going, the anvil was replaced once due to wear and still going strong, picking one up for me, I do not need the fuel.
What's up bud! Nah, I don't have one of these. But does that happen to be a chipper/shredder from TSC that you're taking apart over there?
It is a chipper shredder and it might be from TSC or Lowe's. I have seen them at both places.
DONT use the battery for leverage
Wonder how much of it was made or parts came from China
All of it, like every other major power tool company outside of maybe Bosch and DeWalt’s assembled (not manufactured) in the USA tools.
@@DereksWorkshopAndProjects Still a good video Derek despite where it came from
Yo! My man! Thanks for the shoutout and the nice music. Another great video (as always). Keep up the good work! 💪🏼💪🏼
Milwaukee has manufacturing, assembly and distribution plants in at least four states. They are currently expanding at least one of their US plants. They must be doing quite a bit in this country and employing quit a few Americans. I don't know why they don't talk about this but it's easy to look it up. I think DeWalt has factory's in the US probably Makita also. It's not a bad as you think.
This might be true but you have to understand these aren’t manufacturing plants, they are assembly plants, and they don’t employ people for a whole lot better benefits and pay than a Walmart, I imagine it’s a little better but not living wages.