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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
- We take a look at the GEN 3 M12 FUEL 1/2 hammer drill driver from Milwaukee.
What's new with this generation of the M12 hammer drill?
Is it worth the upgrade? stay tuned to find out.
The MILWAUKEE M12 FUEL 1/2 in. Hammer Drill is the Most Powerful Subcompact Drill Driver, the Most Compact in size, and providing the Fastest Speed Under Load. The MILWAUKEE POWERSTATE brushless motor delivers the most power for the capability to perform the widest variety of applications in high speed for unrivaled subcompact performance. At only 5.9 in. in length, this portable drill is the shortest solution in class offering most access into tight spaces. MILWAUKEE REDLINK PLUS Intelligence delivers top of the line thermal performance to give users the Fastest Speed Under Load in order to drill and drive faster than any other subcompact drill. Using MILWAUKEE M12 REDLITHIUM 2.0Ah compact and 4.0Ah extended capacity battery packs will deliver more work per charge and more work over the life of the pack than competitive batteries. This all-metal 1/2 in. chuck and all-metal gearcase deliver best-in-class durability. The mechancical clutch delivers consistant torque for driving fasteners. MILWAUKEE M12 FUEL 1/2" Drill Driver is part of the MILWAUKEE M12 System which is fully compatible with over 125 solutions.
POWERSTATE Brushless Motor delivers the power to complete the widest range of applications of any subcompact hammer drill driver
Only 6.0 in. in length for the most access in tight spaces
Fastest Drilling and Driving applications under load
Light Weight at 2.6 lbs for tool belt portability and less fatigue in the work day
1/2 in. All-Metal chuck for maximum durability, grip and bit retention
Mechanical Clutch for consistency in driving a wide range of fasteners
Unmatched Performance with the most runtime in class with the M12 REDLITHIUM XC4.0 battery pack
All-Metal Gearcase for ultimate durability
All-metal belt clip for portability
400 in-lbs of torque
LED light for better visibility in low-light situations
Part of the M12 System, featuring over 125+ Tools
Timecodes
0:00 - Intro
1:19 - Marketing Hype
2:32 - Close up look
9:52 - Testing with XC 4.0
12:11 - Testing results
14:11 - Leaderboard
17:08 - Wrap up and final thoughts
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I in love with this little hammer drill she does almost everything i need to do in site
good review brother!
Amazing video im a subscriber ❤❤
For my tasks as a Handyman I prefer lighter and compact as opposed to more power. M12 Gen 1 Drill and Driver I’ve owned for years are my go to tools. However I did purchase the GEN 4 M12 impact and I’m looking forward to trying it out soon. My GEN 1 impact is still going strong I just thought the new one looked appealing with the Tri lightsWith the hex shank drill bits I generally and speed control would be nice. I do not use my drill unless I need the precision. Thanks as always for putting in the time to create your videos.
Thanks
Short answer : Yes. It is good drill. Even after gen2. Used all of m12 generations.
Ive been binge watching your playlist and you are absolutely spot on about the ergonomics. I just purchased the m12 combo kit this year and it feels terrible. Glad you brought that up.
Thanks!
Your feminine hands can't handle a real man's tool.
@@vinnyavalanche the only tool here is you
You crazy M12 feels amazing to me
Ill say that gen 2 vs gen 3 fuel drill is a big difference. But i only really notice the difference when using 2" pluss hole saw on 2x4 thicker and harder wood. The gen 2 very much so struggles past the halfway mark. I bought the 60$ hole saw kit on sale for 30$ didnt really need it and i knew the drill would struggle but it had the hex drive and i thought it would fit the impact drivers. Nope its a 7/16 instead of 1/4 in drive. I ended up going through almost 4amps of battery going through one hole.... granted much thicker would then your average hole saw drill but its still common too go through thicker stuff like that. Weird because paddle bits are particularly hard on drills but the gen 2 had no issue with 1.5" paddle bits; but severely struggled on 2" hole saw. I doing something wrong? Theyr bimetal saws so theyr made for wood too! I bought a m12 hackzawl kit for 200$ just too have and im debating on returning thag for gen 3 tools. Really dont want to as i bought these gen 2 kit less then a year ago n feels lika waste
nice
Great video! Only thing I’d do different is I’d run in the rotary hammer setting when using masonry bits
That Makita 18v is a Freakin Dinosaur ..... We Used to Use Those ~ Back in the #1900s ( Now we give em to the kids to play with ).
Look @ the Job site Bruh. .... there is a reason EVERYBODY has a RED drill these days ...
Best tools ever made best feeling in the hand ever made.
Love this channel, would appreciate it if most your videos were makita
I have m12 gen 2, and if i would want extra power i would rather upgrade to m18 platform as the price pretty close
Is it just me but that Makita is an 18 volt drill/driver you get the bigger belt clip and slide on battery on the M18.
Yeah
@@4thewinak comparing apples with pears then, it's meant to be way smaller. Have you done a head to head tests with the 18 volt Makita and the M18 Milwaukee? My money is on the Milwaukee for sheer power Makita will be a nicer drill to use. M18 is a huge platform whereas Makita seem to be going down the for 40 volt route which is a different breed again.
It's just a nice piece, very aesthetically pleasing, but it gets very hot, it's uncomfortable to have a hot tool in your hand
I have the original m12 drill /impact the first m12 drill /impact made. It was nothing impressive. I had smoke coming out of the motor drilling a hole. And the trigger has a delay when you press it. I went to dewalt 12/20v platform. I like the Milwaukee gen 3 but not sure I would like the grip since dewalt has the best feeling grip in the industry. I do like the m12 impact for working on cars though.
are you Tweakin. Bruh...
Drilling speed is a poor way to tests tools. In this case Milwaukee slowed the speed of both 1 & 2 from gen 2 to give more torque. Also the electronic clutch has been ditched for mechanical. The electronic clutch was pants, totally unreliable and inconsistent.
Hated the electronic clutch. I would strip out screws and what not. I recently bought the new gen of Milwaukee. Hopefully it’s more consistent/reliable.
Who’s we? Do you do these videos with others?
There are other people I work with on jobs.
Gen 3 M12 NO GOOD FASTER HOT but he is beautiful body, FASTER and no try to buy.
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