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botfch

ClioSport Club Member
  Clio 182
Quite a bit more torque on the mid-torque.

Stubby is around 300Nm I think, Mid-torque around 900.

Yeah I guess there is that.

Tho I’ve got the 1/2 version and tbh I hardly ever use it.
The stubby’s such a good tool, I’m always impressed at how much power it has, cracked off some thread locked caliper bolts today no issues.
 

JamesBryan

ClioSport Club Member
Yeah I guess there is that.

Tho I’ve got the 1/2 version and tbh I hardly ever use it.
The stubby’s such a good tool, I’m always impressed at how much power it has, cracked off some thread locked caliper bolts today no issues.

Yeah the stubby is great.

The Gen 2 is going to make the big guns pretty much redundant for most car stuff 😂
 

Matt Cup

ClioSport Club Member
  Leon Cupra
Milwaukee M88’s. A bargain at £450.

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Flat Eric

Sing Hosanna!!
ClioSport Club Member
  F31 35d, Berlingo Na
Is it bad that I googled if M88 was even a real thing before reacting to the post with a laughing emoji?!
 

Dom_capper

ClioSport Club Member
  2012 Renault Clio
Never thought of that. Any suggestions?

Also after a circular saw. I’m team Milwaukee so is the standard fuel 165mm the one to go with?
 
  R5gtt, 182, volvo...
Never thought of that. Any suggestions?

Also after a circular saw. I’m team Milwaukee so is the standard fuel 165mm the one to go with?
I have a milwaukee 18v, no problems with a good blade.. It can drain a knackered battery in 0.00001 of a second tho.

I'd get anything with a good blade though.. a rafter square is a good guide, but if it works on a track it's a bonus.
 

Dom_capper

ClioSport Club Member
  2012 Renault Clio
Thanks guys. Double bevel evolution in the basket.

Which Milwaukee? There’s a good few to choose from. I usually take time comparing models and generations but this is a little last minute.
Just need it as a good all rounder. I don’t mind spending a bit more if it’s worth it as with the mitre above. I’ll be cutting 18mm ply with it this time round but anything could happen in future.
Is there a trade off between cutting depth and manoeuvrability? Potential for a track would be nice.
I remember @dann2707 bought two different ones?
 

dann2707

ClioSport Club Member
Thanks guys. Double bevel evolution in the basket.

Which Milwaukee? There’s a good few to choose from. I usually take time comparing models and generations but this is a little last minute.
Just need it as a good all rounder. I don’t mind spending a bit more if it’s worth it as with the mitre above. I’ll be cutting 18mm ply with it this time round but anything could happen in future.
Is there a trade off between cutting depth and manoeuvrability? Potential for a track would be nice.
I remember @dann2707 bought two different ones?
Yes mate

I've got the rear handled one which has a f**k load of power, it's immense but it's pretty hefty and is a two handed job really cos of the weight distribution


I think this is the one that looks like a good all rounder and you can get adapters for tracks (can probably 3d print you one tbh!)



I've got the plunge/track saw too and it's f**king awesome.not sure if it can be used as a regular circular saw though but by far one of my favourite tools to use
 

Dom_capper

ClioSport Club Member
  2012 Renault Clio
Yes mate

I've got the rear handled one which has a f**k load of power, it's immense but it's pretty hefty and is a two handed job really cos of the weight distribution


I think this is the one that looks like a good all rounder and you can get adapters for tracks (can probably 3d print you one tbh!)



I've got the plunge/track saw too and it's f**king awesome.not sure if it can be used as a regular circular saw though but by far one of my favourite tools to use
Thanks mate. Haven’t bought the red one yet, got the evolution today though. Went for the double bevel as suggested above. Plunge saw looks epic! Appreciate the offer for the track adapter, may take you up on it if I get a track.
Is it just the plunge and rear handle that fit track?

I’m curious about the other models now so I’m down the rabbit hole of research. Most blades you see are 165 so that would make me assume they’re most common.
There’s no f in the model code for the 165mm linked so I’m wondering if it’s an old model or not brushless fuel. 🤷‍♂️
Also the 150mm cuts to 57mm and looks a newer gen, 165 only cuts to 55mm
Over thinkers post
 

dann2707

ClioSport Club Member
bought a couple of batteries and a m8 vacuum with the ptm 10% off

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Excellent haul that mate. Keen to see how the HO batteries perform too
Have you used the vac yet? Wondering if it would compete with a Henry?
I know you weren't asking me but I'm going to reply anyway 😂
I've got mine with a hoover bag inside it and the power is a bit lower than a Henry. If I didn't use a bag I would say it would be on par easily.
Infact I don't even know why I use a hoover bag inside it
One thing I will say is if you're using it to vacuum grinder dust, make sure the vac nozzle is more than at least 0mm away from the grinding wheel because the plastic nozzle is Infact softer than a full throttle grinding wheel 😎 guess how I learnt that one
 

Touring_Rob

ClioSport Club Member
Properly loved mine when I had it! It ran absolutely flawlessly and had a decent amount of power too.

What are you cutting down @Touring_Rob ? Or do you have really weird neighbours too and just want to make them move like me? 😂
I'm building my version of your garage and hit a properly MASSIVE root which I can't axe, so I plan to burn one of chains :( to cut that out, then afterwards I have two tree stumps I'd like to be smaller... after that I'll put it on my bedroom shelf and start it before bed each night.

Would make a mad alarm clock tbh.
 

J-J

ClioSport Club Member
I'm building my version of your garage and hit a properly MASSIVE root which I can't axe, so I plan to burn one of chains :( to cut that out, then afterwards I have two tree stumps I'd like to be smaller... after that I'll put it on my bedroom shelf and start it before bed each night.

Would make a mad alarm clock tbh.

I did assume it would be low level work.......
 

dann2707

ClioSport Club Member
I'm building my version of your garage and hit a properly MASSIVE root which I can't axe, so I plan to burn one of chains :( to cut that out, then afterwards I have two tree stumps I'd like to be smaller... after that I'll put it on my bedroom shelf and start it before bed each night.

Would make a mad alarm clock tbh.
Haha amazing. Any pics/plans of the build?
 


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