7 MUST HAVE Power Tools To Get Any Job Done
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 พ.ค. 2024
- These are 7 of the most used power tools. They are what I frequently use to complete most tasks. They are a mixture of drills and cutting tools. We start off with some basics, like the drill. Then we show some different power tools that I have grown to love.
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THE TOOLS
The Ryobi Kit:
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Milwaukee m18 drill
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Milwaukee m18 fuel impact
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Milwaukee m12 fuel impact
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Milwaukee hackzall
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Milwaukee m18 fuel bandsaw
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Milwaukee m12 oscillating tool
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Milwaukee Vacuum
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Milwaukee m18 fuel sds
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Milwaukee radio
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My Favorite Electrical Tools:
Knipex Wire Strippers
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Wera Screwdriver Set
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Veto Pro Pac Tool Pouch
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"For us electricians, I use this to suck string through pipe for pulling"
We know how…
When you use the vacuum does it ever struggle to pull the string? I work commercial so it would be pulling string through coreline and emt just curious?
They know how to use vacuums, it’s brooms they don’t know how to use
@@nicklapierre5640exactly! I was about to leave this exact comment but you beat me to it 😂
We use them for anything but cleaning 😆
If you want to get a quality drill and impact driver set, don’t sleep on Milwaukee’s Brushless M18 combo. They’re not Fuel but they’re excellent tools. I run Fuel but my bro picked up a set of Brushless. So just for kicks we did a side by side comparison and there isn’t much of a noticeably difference. Only thing is Fuel has settings on the impact driver.
I love my m12 Milwaukee. 12v tools will do a surprising amount of work for a lot of people.
It’s actually crazy how powerful the fuel versions of the tools are. I wouldn’t do it for everything but it’s everything I need for my impact!
@@americanelectrician I have the fuel impact driver and hammer driver that I bought in the kit. When I got it most what we do was quarter inch holes with a hammer drill. I didn't want to carry that around so I threw it in the hammer driver. And it's went surprisingly quick through brick. 😅😂 It was also VERY loud. I don't use that one because it eats up the batteries but the impact I use all the time, as well as my installation driver. If either of those ever break I am buying a new one that day
Favorite m12 tool is the Fuel stubby impact wrench
I heard it’s a beast💪🏼
For me it's the M12 surge impact. Quieter, and less abuse on your wrist.
I love my dewalt 3in cutter tool. Oddly the Bauer seems quite solid too.
So I have had my ridgid drill set and other stuff (which I use all the time like the 3” cut off tool) for a hot minute but I really hated bringing those giant drills with me all the time so I tried the surge m12 and immediately fell in love with it. I did get the latest m12 hammer drill because 1. I don’t do anything really crazy and I’m keeping my ridgid drills for those occasions like tapcons I drill the hole with one and sink it with the other. The m12s are no joke and it’s a great all around tool from a small drill for house use or in a commercial setting.
I’m a low volt guy so I generally don’t need anything too crazy but having both kinds of sets really help because you never know what’s gonna come up
The gen 3 m12 drill is significantly better from the m12 drill you have. I really like m12 because I would rather carry a smaller drill than no drill
Some things ryobi are fantastic and the hp lineup is there best products. I highly recommend ryobi nailers for the price and something you suggested ryobi has a portaband. It's brushed and has a 2m5in capacity but it's what you call a "beast ". Mine is over 3 years old and I cut leaded pipe even hardened car cv axels with it. My buddy chopped up a 1ton truck Frame rail even a small peice of railroad track. For almost 1/3rd the price of dewalt or milwaukee how can you go wrong?
M12 cut-off tool is something I'd pass on very low torque. It can barley handle frp without taking a nap waiting for it to cut. Dewalt rigid or ryobi all make a much better one. Some tools weren't made to be 12v
Ryobi is what I went with as it fits my needs the best with the price range they offer
The pricing is insane
@@americanelectrician especially the bundle like you mentioned in the video bro. Honestly I really like my circular saw in particular out of that kit.
Agreed, I wish they had a similar 12 volt line like Milwaukee for more compact tools.
Irony is good but it makes a lot less power than Milwaukee even the 12 volts