I agree on the newer Milwaukee bit sets and cases being better than their old ones in regards to being able to more easily remove and insert bits in the case, and being a nice integration into the Packout system. Another nice feature about the new bit rails is that they can be installed onto some Milwaukee power tools like an impact driver 👍. You’ll notice when you remove the bit rail from the case, there are some screw holes built into the bit rail.
Milwaukee products are great! I ended up buying the Packout Compact Tool Box or Ammo Can you reviewed a couple weeks ago. Goes great with my Packout 3/8 Metric Impact Socket Set and M12 tools. Keep up the good work videos 👍🏼
FINALLY. I am a year late here but I didnt notice they had packout containers until today. I am pretty sure I was looking at a display last week and never clued in they were packout.
ha, I know what you mean. It helps when it's all packaged together. I think we will see more of that as tool companies try to keep improving their tool storage. At some point, customers can't pass up the full system. Takes a lot of the hassle out for customers of figuring out how to organize their tools.
@@projectpinehills everything milwaukee makes should be packout compatible. it took what 4 years of 3d printing guys like electronsmith making this before milwaukee stepped in with their engineers to take up the ball
I recently upgraded to these packout bit sets, great design! With these two level bit rows I can store much more bits than before, fortunately they changed previous design bit holders and I don't need Arnold Schwarzenegger to remove bits this time :) Thanks for the review.
I have a few of the older bit sets, and the difficulty of removing bits is awful-I think enough people complained about that and it drove the design change which is awesome! That being said I have really grown to hate 1” bits and have moved away from these and now focus on just buying multi packs of 2” bits that I commonly use in my impact.
I have some bit sets from milwaukee and they work great for what they are. I use them in my 12 v fuel drill and impact driver and they drive screws perfectly in material like wood and metal and plastic. I like any brands impact bits some more than others I like to try them out to see which holds up good and these milwaukee bits seem to hold up well.
I'm sad...I told one of their reps to do this last year, except to make them all at least 2" long. This 1" bits are totally useless. They either stay in the fastener or you need long nose to get them out.
Thank you very much. You sold me on another product. Last time DeWalt, this time Milwaukee. Really appreciate your great reviews!
Great to hear it helped. I have a lot more reviews to catch up on. Thanks for watching! 👍
thank you so much for this video. was looking for this exact same setup and comparison between new and old cases.
Thanks and thanks for posting! 👍
I agree on the newer Milwaukee bit sets and cases being better than their old ones in regards to being able to more easily remove and insert bits in the case, and being a nice integration into the Packout system.
Another nice feature about the new bit rails is that they can be installed onto some Milwaukee power tools like an impact driver 👍. You’ll notice when you remove the bit rail from the case, there are some screw holes built into the bit rail.
That’s exactly right, I forgot to mention that. Thanks for posting that info!
Milwaukee products are great! I ended up buying the Packout Compact Tool Box or Ammo Can you reviewed a couple weeks ago. Goes great with my Packout 3/8 Metric Impact Socket Set and M12 tools. Keep up the good work videos 👍🏼
Thanks for the feedback. That 3/8 impact set it nice. Thanks for watching!
FINALLY. I am a year late here but I didnt notice they had packout containers until today. I am pretty sure I was looking at a display last week and never clued in they were packout.
ha, I know what you mean. It helps when it's all packaged together. I think we will see more of that as tool companies try to keep improving their tool storage. At some point, customers can't pass up the full system. Takes a lot of the hassle out for customers of figuring out how to organize their tools.
@@projectpinehills everything milwaukee makes should be packout compatible. it took what 4 years of 3d printing guys like electronsmith making this before milwaukee stepped in with their engineers to take up the ball
I recently upgraded to these packout bit sets, great design! With these two level bit rows I can store much more bits than before, fortunately they changed previous design bit holders and I don't need Arnold Schwarzenegger to remove bits this time :) Thanks for the review.
Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching! 👍
I have a few of the older bit sets, and the difficulty of removing bits is awful-I think enough people complained about that and it drove the design change which is awesome! That being said I have really grown to hate 1” bits and have moved away from these and now focus on just buying multi packs of 2” bits that I commonly use in my impact.
I feel the same way except I like the 1” bits for hand tools 🛠️ or for having a full set of torx and hex that can pack light. Thanks for watching! 👍
@@projectpinehillshow many of those bits are duplicates?
I have some bit sets from milwaukee and they work great for what they are. I use them in my 12 v fuel drill and impact driver and they drive screws perfectly in material like wood and metal and plastic. I like any brands impact bits some more than others I like to try them out to see which holds up good and these milwaukee bits seem to hold up well.
Yes they hold up well. I like the 3 1/2 inch bits. Thanks for feedback and thanks for watching! 👍
Will these drill bits work with a Dewalt impact driver? (DCF 887)
Yes they will work with any standard impact driver. Thanks for watching!
I'm sad...I told one of their reps to do this last year, except to make them all at least 2" long. This 1" bits are totally useless. They either stay in the fastener or you need long nose to get them out.
That’s true, they can be a hassle. I use them with the DeWalt locking bit holder which helps.
Do those new mini bits, fit the Klein stubby handle storage? 🪛🤯
Probably not. The short Milwaukee bits are 1”, the new Klein Tools stubby bits are 3/4” in length. Thanks for watching! 👍
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Thank you....
You're welcome!