What gave it away? The flippers? Arm Floaties? The colorful beach towel hanging on the cabinet door behind him?!? (Oops, made you look!) I’m just messing with you. It’s gotta be the nose plugs. Remember, that Vance character is awl about the Safety, Bro! ….rubber ducky inner tube….in Hi Vis Yellow?!?
Bought this a few months ago for acoustical ceilings. Best 3 plane you can get and with 2 of the new targets it's game over. Soooo easy and convenient.
I got this laser when it first came out, and it is terrific. I'm in the glass industry and I use it all the time. Always enjoy the reviews, keep up the good work
@@user-fs2vv5vz3s Hello Ahmed, I'm not sure if it's your best option but I think Amazon actually does ship to Iraq. Only problem is USA charger will have our style two prongs plug 120VAC @ 60Hz. I think you guys have 230VAC @ 50Hz so maybe you can use the European charger, with a plug adapter for Iraq style plug whatever that is. I'm not sure so double check.
I just framed out a 900 sqft basement using only this laser! Overall I like it. I was using the Bosch version (BSHNGLL3-330CG) for about 3 years prior but broke the mount to it and will sell it as is. This gave me the excuse and justification for matching battery platforms and phase out the few remaining Bosch cordless tools. I pulled my layout from the existing girder and joists-easy! The Pros: super bright laser (although the line is thick up close), very strong magnet 🧲 -it hugged a lally column firmly, laser position lock-for laying out something that’s not level, built-in micro adjust, and lastly-it’s m12! Cons: It’s bulkier than the Bosch, more expensive than the Bosch, accessories are extra $$$, and no Packout-come on Milwaukee!-at least make a Kaizen insert! Bonus: use it to mark out all the ceiling lights and fixture cutouts on the floor (just in case your drywall contractor forgets to cut one out)
I have the same laser by Dewalt, I think I have had it for almost 5 years. It is surprising how Dewalt is way ahead of the competition with new ideas and than Milwaukee tries to improve on them many years later. I bought the receiver for mine so you can use the laser outside, a must have.
I sprung for a Bosch version about two years ago...I was really apprehensive at spending money on a tool I wasn't sure I's use much...I've ended up using it a LOT. Tiling, hanging cabinets, etc etc etc...I will definitely check it out!
This is top of the line lazer. Price reflects that and totally worth it... IF and only IF you are a professional. Home jobbers like myself.. no way. But they have other solutions for us. If you're into remodeling, construction etc This is a must have. Time savings alone makes it pay for itself in no time.
Yep. I am DIYing rennovating my house and bought this. It saved tons of time for redoing lights in the ceiling and squaring my shed and deck. I am also willing to loan it to my brothers, so maybe you just need someone who will loan you tools to get one?
The lock feature is great for when you need a line and can't rely on chalk or pencil or something. Sanding something to shape in a rounded corner or something similar, or for angle transfers for roofs, ceilings etc. It's great.
I too got this very quickly after it’s release. I waited for it to show up at my local tool supply house. Love it. But couldn’t they have made it in a packout case?!?! Suckers like $600 man I want it to go into my packout stack.
Sweet level, I'm hard pressed between this since I have m12 or sticking with Stabila because well...Stabila. Side note: the thread specs are fastener diameter followed by thread count, assuming UNC type specs. 1/4 x 20 means 1/4" diameter, 20 threads per inch. Source: I'm a mechanical engineer
Looked at the Milwaukee multi-line laser but ended up going with the Hilti PM 30-MG multi-line laser. We typically work in large, brightly lit rooms so needed something that can shoot over 300' while using a receiver,,
Just seen this on schaedlers bimonthly sale catalog, my recent scrap run I've saved is being used for an 1 1/8 sds plus rotary hammer, this laser is next.
Just bought the Klein 93PPL 3 plane laser. Great unit for the price of 245. The down side is that they donor have a laser detector available for it. Also bought the 20V Dewalt 3 plane as well. Works great for the price.
Looks sweet. I agree the m12 charger sucks but it is rated at 3 amps, same as the multivolt. Still would make more sense for them to include the multivolt in all m12 kit...at least the more expensive ones anyway
It’s the third most expensive tool I own, but man is this far and above all other lasers I’ve used. The fact it pivots around the plumb points with the micro adjust? Milwaukee clearly did their homework about how to do it right. Keep it up Vince! Love the videos!
1/4-20 threads. 1/4 diameter with 20 threads per inch. 5/8-11 threads 5/8 diameter with 11 threads per inch. A fine thread would be 5/8-18. 5/8 is the diameter with 18 threads per inch.
from what ive read is that when it is on and locked and doesnt run level if more for when you do have to doing something drastic like a hand rail so you can keep that line
I got one of those. It's amazing. I accidentally dropped it off a lift about 5 feet up and it still works fine. I also got the ceiling grid attachment and the vertical micro adjuster attachment. The vertical micro attachment is awesome but the weight of the laser is so heavy that it pulls the plastic gear away from the track causing grinding when adjusting it. Unless you want to damage the gear you have to lift up on the laser. In my opinion it's a big over sight and very disappointing considering its for a $600 laser with the Milwaukee name on it.
When the pendulum is locked and it flashes one time every eight seconds to let you know the pendulum is locked that is to shoot control lines at an angle let’s say a handrail for staircase. Both of the laser I have do that one being my Huepar which will only run you about 200$ for a 3x360 green beam with about a range of 100-120ft depending on Ceiling height and natural lighting.
Until my stablia's need replaced...these will have to wait... not to mention, I use a dot laser 90% of the time, which stablia's LAX300's have within their line lasers
Hi great video could you do one with some layout in mind outside fence posts with a detector. Can you turn a detector side ways for plumbing posts. How easy is the plumb point to use as opposed to a plumb bob with the old transits? thanks
nice laser. I have the USB version (not 360 degree) but for my needs it works great. (I did pick up a spare battery for it). The green is so much more visible than the red. About the only things I don't like are no standalone charger for the USB batteries, and the case... why the heck isn't it packout compatible? It's like those M12-only chargers... a real head-scratcher that Milwaukee hasn't improved this stuff with their own current offereings.
Wanted to buy this last spring when building shed. checked everywhere even Milwaukee tool could not tell me where to get one. The only problem I have with Milwaukee is finding there tools when I can afford them.
How do I find the M12 charger issue video? I tried searching your channel and came up empty. When viewing on the PC or Roku, the prior video "cards" you point to in the corners are not visible.
@@VCGConstruction I am watching your videos on a Windows 10 PC and Roku TV. There are no dots visible in the upper right hand corner of the video window. Weird, eh?
Lol.....bro, we hate the good for nothing, unnecessary space taking, stingy thanks for nothin, joke of a charger because Milwaukee should just have the one charger that gives you the option to charge M18 and M12. Not just the 12v. Unfortunately they don’t and they just stick us with the 12 V only charger.
Far as know it’s read, 1/4 by 20 (¼-20) and 5/8 by 11 (5/8-11). Forgot to add. Do like the hard case for lasers, as you want the protection after spending the money and crying for a minute, and kinda wish Milwaukee had this tool in the packout w/ foam case, woulda been cool😉
I was going to buy this as I think Milwaukee make quality products. But think it is slightly too big and awkward for my application. So I went for the more compact Geo fennel at around the same price range. And apparently are made and owned by Leica .
Thanks again for the great information 👍👍. I’m like you about technology, I’m ole school & it takes me longer to grasp the new. 👍👍👍👍keep’m coming, have a blessed day today from Texas y’all 😀
Have to watch and recreate Ocean’s Twelve Laser Dance on TH-cam…brought to you by Milwaukee Tool and VCG Construction!! This is some Mission Impossible action going on 😎
When locked... it flashes every 8 seconds to tell you know its locked not that its not level.. there are use cases you want to lock the pendulum I.E. diagonal lines.
They are great we have been using them or others like it for a few years in building conveyors in the airports. But as a union millwright in New York thankfully I don't need to supply my own on job the contractor will even though I have 1 myself. The question is why don't they put their products in packout I'd be more likely to pickup full sets instead of bare tools if they came in packout
Hola amigo, soy Pablo de Coyhaique, Chile. Sigo mucho su canal, aprendo mucho y me sirve de guía para comprar equipamiento para mi emprendimiento. gracias.
Give the new 93pll Klein tools a good look before buying this one. The laser is just as strong as the Milwaukee at a fraction of the cost. And it is usb rechargeable witch means i can charge them with my m12 pal-0 work light. I rather buy 2 lasers to mark 2 different points than one way to expensive one imo
That laser DOES NOT have the range of the Milwaukee or many of the features, but if you're doing work in smaller areas and it works for you, use it! The Klein is half the price and can be found in this video th-cam.com/video/N_VZMcjY1JI/w-d-xo.html
I have been using mines daily for the past month along with my other Milwaukee green lasers to grid ceiling mounted lights. They have all been great, I've also been using the Milwaukee green laser detector which is great for daylight use at extended range when it's difficult to see the laser lines.
@@drurehu2637 No, my Milwaukee M12 360 green laser is perfectly fine. My Milwaukee M12 crossline + plumb laser had an issue of the fine adjustment knob not being accurate right out of the box however.
4:30.. standard hardware for these...👍 Micro adjusting on the tool is a cool feature but for very little money you can buy a nice tripod that you can micro-adjust and do it that way and a lot of these tripods are like $50-$60 good ones... I think I got my Bosch B150 for under $50
2:06 THAT WAS EPYC! 🤣, love it. Yeah, it’s funny how we’re all so used to red lasers and using them and trying to see that darn line, and then the first time a green laser is used, it’s like….WOW, why didn’t I just spend the money and get one sooner, b/c they really are Worth using. If you need lasers on a project that doesn’t involve a small area or enclosed room, green is definitely the way to go; so much brighter and easier to see. Worth the cost and if take care of, should pay for itself👍🏻 Cheers Vince✌🏻
Looks nice! Have to add it to the Xmas list and see if I have been nice this year 😉. Also I think you need to add hard shell cases to the worst Milwaukee accessories. How they have not converted those all over to packout by now is a real head scratcher!
If it came in Packout that would definitely add some bang for the Buck! It would also be a entry point to the Packout system! Maybe them Packout boxes would just add too much cost?
Fun fact. The human eye sees more shades of green than any other color. Stands to reason it's more visible than the red everyone always used. It was highly realized with gun lasers and their visibility. Especially in natural light.
Bolts are measured by diameter, pitch, and length. The pitch is the number of threads per inch. For example 1/4-20 (20 threads for every one inch length of bolt). #10-32×2" ( screw would have approximately 64 threads due to the finer thread cut, and so forth. Thanks for the videos. Btw, I have mostly makita and Milwaukee. In the market for a cordless router, and leaf blower. Any recommendation out of those two platforms? Thanks for the vids!✌
I thought about this I have a Dewalt laser .The millwalkey is nice and all but the but is don't come in a pack out box .and dose not have a blue tooth turn off and on .so that you whould not have to touch the body of the laser ones it's adjusted .I don't know why they didn't think of those two things. So I don't think it's much of an upgrade to the Dewalt.
I just noticed they put the battery on top would have been better to put the battery on the side/back of the unit. In case if you put larger batteries in so it doesn't interfere with the laser beam. I do have a 9ah battery which is taller.
Micro-adjustment?! Locking pendulum. Might just think about switching to this from my Dewalt. I would just be disappointed switching to those annoying Milwaukee batteries. Dewalt makes their batteries so much easier to remove from the tool.
@@VCGConstruction having to keep swiveling back and forth, missing my mark. Need that micro-adjustment cuz! Also locking pendulum would be nice in case I need it. Only tried angling the laser up stairs once but normally always looking for level and plumb.
@@ricks1231 i just saw that in another video. I’ll probably go with that one cuz I have tons of Dewalt 20v max batteries and only a couple of M12s(covered in engine oil and dirt)
Have the M12 non-360 version. It's awesome, way cheaper. Wish they had a small hard case like the ones that come with the DeWalt lasers. That case is obnoxiously large.
Look pretty nice, but what I been waiting on is a cordless roofing gun from milwaukee. Would it be possible for you to ask milwaukee if they are planning to release a cordless roofing gun, and if yes when would it be? Much appreciate and keep up the great content.
Not sold on the magnets, maybe put your hand under ready to catch it and really shmack the crap outta that cabinet door to simulate a greenhorn slamming a ladder against something
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Why can’t they just put everything in a packout box!!!
It can’t cost that much more, can it?
Do they make a battery assist pack out for stairs?
Yeah
My DeWalt came in a T-Stak case which was awesome because I used lots of T-Stak boxes.
I bought one of these beauty in packout box
5/8 is the size of the bolt and “11” is the threads per inch
That's real nass like and all, but you been swimming bro? 🤷
Thanks for tuning in, not wearing full protection is reckless. What kind off example do you set for your “Toolies”? FOR SHAME TRZ!
I'm thinking Trz is making fun of your swim goggles 🥽🤔😰
What gave it away? The flippers? Arm Floaties? The colorful beach towel hanging on the cabinet door behind him?!?
(Oops, made you look!)
I’m just messing with you.
It’s gotta be the nose plugs.
Remember, that Vance character is awl about the Safety, Bro!
….rubber ducky inner tube….in Hi Vis Yellow?!?
Damn, I just bought a Bosch Level last week!
👍🏻🍻🍺🎁🎄
Bought this a few months ago for acoustical ceilings. Best 3 plane you can get and with 2 of the new targets it's game over. Soooo easy and convenient.
I got this laser when it first came out, and it is terrific. I'm in the glass industry and I use it all the time. Always enjoy the reviews, keep up the good work
I also work in glass, how do I get this and I am from Iraq
@@user-fs2vv5vz3s Hello Ahmed, I'm not sure if it's your best option but I think Amazon actually does ship to Iraq. Only problem is USA charger will have our style two prongs plug 120VAC @ 60Hz. I think you guys have 230VAC @ 50Hz so maybe you can use the European charger, with a plug adapter for Iraq style plug whatever that is. I'm not sure so double check.
Don't they have a 4 plane laser coming out
I just framed out a 900 sqft basement using only this laser! Overall I like it. I was using the Bosch version (BSHNGLL3-330CG) for about 3 years prior but broke the mount to it and will sell it as is. This gave me the excuse and justification for matching battery platforms and phase out the few remaining Bosch cordless tools. I pulled my layout from the existing girder and joists-easy!
The Pros: super bright laser (although the line is thick up close), very strong magnet 🧲 -it hugged a lally column firmly, laser position lock-for laying out something that’s not level, built-in micro adjust, and lastly-it’s m12!
Cons: It’s bulkier than the Bosch, more expensive than the Bosch, accessories are extra $$$, and no Packout-come on Milwaukee!-at least make a Kaizen insert!
Bonus: use it to mark out all the ceiling lights and fixture cutouts on the floor (just in case your drywall contractor forgets to cut one out)
So all things aside… which one do you like better in general.?
Nice tool. I’ve got the Dewalt version with green led too. It’s so much easier to see than the red led.
I have one of these….i LOVE it!. Its way expensive but i would buy it again in a heartbeat
I have the same laser by Dewalt, I think I have had it for almost 5 years. It is surprising how
Dewalt is way ahead of the competition with new ideas and than Milwaukee tries to improve on them many years later.
I bought the receiver for mine so you can use the laser outside, a must have.
Agree, Milwaukee have a tendency to re-invent the wheel.
What is the receiver?
I love how you play with your toys I mean tools. People always give me crap for playing with new tools. Happy for you Vince!!! Looks awesome
Lasers and smoke machines. It’s time to par-tay. DJ Vince is laying down review tracks with specs that thumps the competition.
Dang son you know it’s part time!
I sprung for a Bosch version about two years ago...I was really apprehensive at spending money on a tool I wasn't sure I's use much...I've ended up using it a LOT. Tiling, hanging cabinets, etc etc etc...I will definitely check it out!
This is top of the line lazer. Price reflects that and totally worth it... IF and only IF you are a professional. Home jobbers like myself.. no way. But they have other solutions for us. If you're into remodeling, construction etc This is a must have. Time savings alone makes it pay for itself in no time.
Yep. I am DIYing rennovating my house and bought this. It saved tons of time for redoing lights in the ceiling and squaring my shed and deck. I am also willing to loan it to my brothers, so maybe you just need someone who will loan you tools to get one?
The charger clip 😂😂😂 I Love it lol
🤣👍🏻
On the plus side w that charger, it has a snug fit, compared w the combo one
The lock feature is great for when you need a line and can't rely on chalk or pencil or something. Sanding something to shape in a rounded corner or something similar, or for angle transfers for roofs, ceilings etc. It's great.
Lock is merely to protect the gimble during movement yeah?
@@shawnames5302 I think it's more so you can shoot a line at any angle and direction you want without the self leveling moving your line
I too got this very quickly after it’s release. I waited for it to show up at my local tool supply house. Love it. But couldn’t they have made it in a packout case?!?! Suckers like $600 man I want it to go into my packout stack.
Sweet level, I'm hard pressed between this since I have m12 or sticking with Stabila because well...Stabila. Side note: the thread specs are fastener diameter followed by thread count, assuming UNC type specs. 1/4 x 20 means 1/4" diameter, 20 threads per inch. Source: I'm a mechanical engineer
Looked at the Milwaukee multi-line laser but ended up going with the Hilti PM 30-MG multi-line laser. We typically work in large, brightly lit rooms so needed something that can shoot over 300' while using a receiver,,
Nice!
When Milwaukee comes out with a rotary laser then I'll get excited.
Dewalt has 12 and 20 volt versions. C'mon (other) big red, get with the program!
Dewalt has rotary lasers?
It's an ideal tool but it's allot of money for someone that isn't a tradesman
I don’t think anyone would disagree
Hey Vince! The LOCK feature is used to protect the pendulum while not in use, by locking it into place. You're welcome :)
This unit has nice features, but accuracy of 1/8" at 33 ' is not too good. My old deWalt unit is 1/4" at 125'. Botton line is accuracy is paramount.
Just seen this on schaedlers bimonthly sale catalog, my recent scrap run I've saved is being used for an 1 1/8 sds plus rotary hammer, this laser is next.
Just bought the Klein 93PPL 3 plane laser. Great unit for the price of 245. The down side is that they donor have a laser detector available for it. Also bought the 20V Dewalt 3 plane as well. Works great for the price.
still liking the Klein.??
Looks sweet. I agree the m12 charger sucks but it is rated at 3 amps, same as the multivolt. Still would make more sense for them to include the multivolt in all m12 kit...at least the more expensive ones anyway
It’s the third most expensive tool I own, but man is this far and above all other lasers I’ve used. The fact it pivots around the plumb points with the micro adjust? Milwaukee clearly did their homework about how to do it right.
Keep it up Vince! Love the videos!
Thanks Jared, glad the laser is getting it done for you! 👍🏻
This lazer is amazing and I added this to my collection, used it and it blew me away 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
How much is this device?
I'm getting that. The micro adjustment sold me on it.
1/4-20 threads. 1/4 diameter with 20 threads per inch. 5/8-11 threads 5/8 diameter with 11 threads per inch. A fine thread would be 5/8-18. 5/8 is the diameter with 18 threads per inch.
from what ive read is that when it is on and locked and doesnt run level if more for when you do have to doing something drastic like a hand rail so you can keep that line
I got one of those. It's amazing. I accidentally dropped it off a lift about 5 feet up and it still works fine. I also got the ceiling grid attachment and the vertical micro adjuster attachment.
The vertical micro attachment is awesome but the weight of the laser is so heavy that it pulls the plastic gear away from the track causing grinding when adjusting it. Unless you want to damage the gear you have to lift up on the laser. In my opinion it's a big over sight and very disappointing considering its for a $600 laser with the Milwaukee name on it.
When the pendulum is locked and it flashes one time every eight seconds to let you know the pendulum is locked that is to shoot control lines at an angle let’s say a handrail for staircase. Both of the laser I have do that one being my Huepar which will only run you about 200$ for a 3x360 green beam with about a range of 100-120ft depending on Ceiling height and natural lighting.
We appreciate the feedback, thanks Steffen!
5/8-11 means it’s 11 threads in 1inch. The more threads per inch the more threads or “finer” threads you’ll have
@Vince these work great outside with squirrels
Hello Sam, hope you’re doing well buddy!
Nice! Good to learn that the green lasers can be seen easier! Thanks VCG!
Very visible!
Until my stablia's need replaced...these will have to wait... not to mention, I use a dot laser 90% of the time, which stablia's LAX300's have within their line lasers
Go Vince!
20 years ago, tens of thousands!
Now they got 4 plane lasers on Amazon for under $200!😮
😢
Hi great video could you do one with some layout in mind outside fence posts with a detector. Can you turn a detector side ways for plumbing posts. How easy is the plumb point to use as opposed to a plumb bob with the old transits? thanks
5/8 " bolt. 11 threads per inch.
But how does one say it?
@@VCGConstruction five eighths by eleven ..
nice laser. I have the USB version (not 360 degree) but for my needs it works great. (I did pick up a spare battery for it). The green is so much more visible than the red. About the only things I don't like are no standalone charger for the USB batteries, and the case... why the heck isn't it packout compatible? It's like those M12-only chargers... a real head-scratcher that Milwaukee hasn't improved this stuff with their own current offereings.
I'm STUPID for NOT subscribing earlier!! I am now a genius!
Aimed that laser at that like button.
How cool are laser beams, and the #VeryCoolGang?
THEY’RE THE COOLEST! 👍🏻
Wanted to buy this last spring when building shed. checked everywhere even Milwaukee tool could not tell me where to get one. The only problem I have with Milwaukee is finding there tools when I can afford them.
AAAAWWWWHH!!! DUDE YOU SHINED THAT LASER IN MY EYES!!!!LOL
How do I find the M12 charger issue video? I tried searching your channel and came up empty. When viewing on the PC or Roku, the prior video "cards" you point to in the corners are not visible.
Upper right hand corner is three dots, click them…
A link to the video be revealed!
@@VCGConstruction I am watching your videos on a Windows 10 PC and Roku TV. There are no dots visible in the upper right hand corner of the video window. Weird, eh?
Lol.....bro, we hate the good for nothing, unnecessary space taking, stingy thanks for nothin, joke of a charger because Milwaukee should just have the one charger that gives you the option to charge M18 and M12. Not just the 12v. Unfortunately they don’t and they just stick us with the 12 V only charger.
@@justinsperry1836 Go troll 😈 somewhere else. Not this channel!
They should have made the box as a packout box compatible for that price they want 🤦♂️
Maybe they’ll do a holiday special?!?!
@@VCGConstruction DeWalt laser automatically comes with a tough System case. I think Milwaukee dropped the ball with this one.
Misterr siempre con las novedades para latam
I ended up going with bosch, both are very good levels though!
Hello again Vince and Vcg
Thank you for another Great Video. You guys have the Best Toys, I like it. Again thank you
Hello George, hope you’re doing well my friend! 👍🏻
@@VCGConstruction Hello again Vince
Yes, we're doing good, Thank you for all the hard work you're doing. I've enjoyed watching. Again thank you
Guess we're not getting an HD live stream today.
I know right? It’s not like we’ve been getting one every single day lol! Oh wait… nvm
Thanks a lot, I've been looking at this for awhile now. I had to buy it thanks to you.
5/8" - 11 (Threads pre inch)
I ordered one back in June wanted 4 months and canceled my order and got a dewalt. I'm a milwaukee guy all the way but I couldn't wait any longer
Far as know it’s read, 1/4 by 20 (¼-20) and 5/8 by 11 (5/8-11).
Forgot to add. Do like the hard case for lasers, as you want the protection after spending the money and crying for a minute, and kinda wish Milwaukee had this tool in the packout w/ foam case, woulda been cool😉
Thanks Aepek, we appreciate the feedback!
I was going to buy this as I think Milwaukee make quality products. But think it is slightly too big and awkward for my application. So I went for the more compact Geo fennel at around the same price range. And apparently are made and owned by Leica .
I’ve been saving up to get this exact m12 laser
Hope it makes you a truckload of money Thomas!
Thanks again for the great information 👍👍. I’m like you about technology, I’m ole school & it takes me longer to grasp the new. 👍👍👍👍keep’m coming, have a blessed day today from Texas y’all 😀
Have to watch and recreate Ocean’s Twelve Laser Dance on TH-cam…brought to you by Milwaukee Tool and VCG Construction!! This is some Mission Impossible action going on 😎
When locked... it flashes every 8 seconds to tell you know its locked not that its not level.. there are use cases you want to lock the pendulum I.E. diagonal lines.
Some ceilings installs require a pitch. Its extremely beneficial to be able to use the laser while its out of level
They are great we have been using them or others like it for a few years in building conveyors in the airports. But as a union millwright in New York thankfully I don't need to supply my own on job the contractor will even though I have 1 myself. The question is why don't they put their products in packout I'd be more likely to pickup full sets instead of bare tools if they came in packout
Box reminds me Of the Digital M12 Laser Levels @0:19 @Vcgconstruction
You have an eagle eye Antonio!
Hola amigo, soy Pablo de Coyhaique, Chile. Sigo mucho su canal, aprendo mucho y me sirve de guía para comprar equipamiento para mi emprendimiento. gracias.
Thanks for watching!
Give the new 93pll Klein tools a good look before buying this one. The laser is just as strong as the Milwaukee at a fraction of the cost. And it is usb rechargeable witch means i can charge them with my m12 pal-0 work light. I rather buy 2 lasers to mark 2 different
points than one way to expensive one imo
That laser DOES NOT have the range of the Milwaukee or many of the features, but if you're doing work in smaller areas and it works for you, use it! The Klein is half the price and can be found in this video th-cam.com/video/N_VZMcjY1JI/w-d-xo.html
@@VCGConstruction
Indeed. I do mostly interior glass and doors. I looked it up, The 93pll Klein tools goes 28m and the m12 goes 38m.
I have been using mines daily for the past month along with my other Milwaukee green lasers to grid ceiling mounted lights. They have all been great, I've also been using the Milwaukee green laser detector which is great for daylight use at extended range when it's difficult to see the laser lines.
Is your 360 laser wiggley I do grid ceilings too mine came wiggley I was thinking it' was abit broken lol
@@drurehu2637 No, my Milwaukee M12 360 green laser is perfectly fine. My Milwaukee M12 crossline + plumb laser had an issue of the fine adjustment knob not being accurate right out of the box however.
Laser is nice, its bulky, debri gets in the magnets and its a pain to get out, i still use my PLS more,
4:30.. standard hardware for these...👍
Micro adjusting on the tool is a cool feature but for very little money you can buy a nice tripod that you can micro-adjust and do it that way
and a lot of these tripods are like $50-$60 good ones... I think I got my Bosch B150 for under $50
2:06 THAT WAS EPYC! 🤣, love it.
Yeah, it’s funny how we’re all so used to red lasers and using them and trying to see that darn line, and then the first time a green laser is used, it’s like….WOW, why didn’t I just spend the money and get one sooner, b/c they really are Worth using.
If you need lasers on a project that doesn’t involve a small area or enclosed room, green is definitely the way to go; so much brighter and easier to see. Worth the cost and if take care of, should pay for itself👍🏻
Cheers Vince✌🏻
I totally agree Aepek! Thanks!
Looks nice! Have to add it to the Xmas list and see if I have been nice this year 😉. Also I think you need to add hard shell cases to the worst Milwaukee accessories. How they have not converted those all over to packout by now is a real head scratcher!
If it came in Packout that would definitely add some bang for the Buck! It would also be a entry point to the Packout system!
Maybe them Packout boxes would just add too much cost?
Exactly- that should come in a packout box. I love Milwaukee, but I also hate their typical marketing dept tricks to extract every last dollar.
This. - All day. Thank you.
Can always put 3d printed pack out feet and latch on the hardcase and hook it to your pack out.
Fun fact. The human eye sees more shades of green than any other color. Stands to reason it's more visible than the red everyone always used. It was highly realized with gun lasers and their visibility. Especially in natural light.
Bolts are measured by diameter, pitch, and length. The pitch is the number of threads per inch. For example 1/4-20 (20 threads for every one inch length of bolt).
#10-32×2" ( screw would have approximately 64 threads due to the finer thread cut, and so forth. Thanks for the videos. Btw, I have mostly makita and Milwaukee. In the market for a cordless router, and leaf blower. Any recommendation out of those two platforms? Thanks for the vids!✌
I thought about this I have a Dewalt laser .The millwalkey is nice and all but the but is don't come in a pack out box .and dose not have a blue tooth turn off and on .so that you whould not have to touch the body of the laser ones it's adjusted .I don't know why they didn't think of those two things. So I don't think it's much of an upgrade to the Dewalt.
I have the Bosch gll 330 gc Had it for 3 years and love it.
Leica Lino lg6 best self leveling laser tool kit in the business. But the Milwaukee is also great if you've already are on the red team platform.
Magnets, lasers and wooder protection!!!
All cool stuff!
AmIRight?
I just noticed they put the battery on top would have been better to put the battery on the side/back of the unit. In case if you put larger batteries in so it doesn't interfere with the laser beam. I do have a 9ah battery which is taller.
This laser uses m12 batteries. He shows it with a 4Ah. Their highest capacity is 6Ah and it is the same size as the 4Ah.
If it only came in a PackOut case 🤦🏻♂️
Bonus!
Lock mode is for running gradients like guttering
Be careful with how much you violently move that thing around without it locked you will have to have it recalibrated.
Works on a pendulum needs no calibration.
Bought one 2 weeks ago. Love it!
Gotta love lasers, one of the coolest things.
Micro-adjustment?! Locking pendulum. Might just think about switching to this from my Dewalt. I would just be disappointed switching to those annoying Milwaukee batteries. Dewalt makes their batteries so much easier to remove from the tool.
You have the 12v max laser, what don’t you like about it?
@@VCGConstruction having to keep swiveling back and forth, missing my mark. Need that micro-adjustment cuz! Also locking pendulum would be nice in case I need it. Only tried angling the laser up stairs once but normally always looking for level and plumb.
@@christophercrawford2736 The new Dewalt 12/20V laser has micro adjustment, no locking pendulum though which is a bummer.
@@ricks1231 i just saw that in another video. I’ll probably go with that one cuz I have tons of Dewalt 20v max batteries and only a couple of M12s(covered in engine oil and dirt)
@@christophercrawford2736 I here it’s a really awesome laser, I’d like to get my hands on it sometime.
Have the M12 non-360 version. It's awesome, way cheaper. Wish they had a small hard case like the ones that come with the DeWalt lasers. That case is obnoxiously large.
Yo Vince Lowe's is clearancing out the Craftsman brushless the 7 /1/4 circular saw is Craftsman leaving Lowe's
Dang really Dude?
Yeah man I'm serious $95 is what they're selling it for
Cray
I've never seen Vince this excited
Hello VCG 👋
Hello Stephen! 👍🏻
How cool would it be if it attached to the utility cart
Got my VCG shirt yesterday!!!!!! Love it!!!
Nice Cuz! 👍🏻
@@VCGConstruction I'll be back for the hoodie✊🏾
Very cool Vince
Thanks for the video
What are you’re true thoughts on this Stephen, do you prefer the Bosch?
The locking is for 45°layout on the wall
Look pretty nice, but what I been waiting on is a cordless roofing gun from milwaukee. Would it be possible for you to ask milwaukee if they are planning to release a cordless roofing gun, and if yes when would it be? Much appreciate and keep up the great content.
I asked them Joel, just waiting on an answer
Thank you so much!
Analog kind of man, all the goddamn way, you son of a saint.
Vcg notification gang checking in!
Thanks for checking in for duty Manny! 👍🏻
it's 3/8 diameter and 11 threads per inch that's what the 3/8-11 means
What, no ill tempered sea bass? No sharks? For shame Milwaukee!
It’s all we could afford, they’re on the endangered list! 🤣🤣
1/8” accuracy at 33’ is actually really bad. I’m surprised. That would be a deal breaker. Are you sure you read that right?
Not sold on the magnets, maybe put your hand under ready to catch it and really shmack the crap outta that cabinet door to simulate a greenhorn slamming a ladder against something
The threads are 5/8 in Dia. and there would be 11 threads per inch.
Makita have the same and its also perfect
The editing cracks me up so much! Well done, informative and entertaining!