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Milwaukee are ok, my m12 one broke after 2 years and I'd already replaced a spring in the bit holder about a year before that. I've got some 18v bosch ones that must be 10 years old that are still working. That didn't stop me buying a new m12 one though they're just so light and handy.

My dewalt gear has been more reliable than my milwaukee shite to be fair. Battery charger for the milwaukee packed in yesterday and bits fall out of the shitty chuck on my impact

I thought it was awesome. Would love a days gone sequal

Ones not enough, I bought 4 or 5 first thinking it was enough, now I've got millions of them 🤣

I picked up a set of these a couple of months ago, £20 ish on Amazon, didnt realise how much of a difference decent Allen keys make when you're doing awkward jobs.

It is.

Get a guard fitted on it. So easy to catch yourself accidentally without one.

Try tightening them slightly before undoing, normally works

How much do you want for it?

How do you tell which type it is?

Same as mine apart from mines 5ah battery, got the twin pack with the Brad nailer too. Brilliant gun, slightly heavy but far more reliable than gas guns I've used in the past.

Flat/spade bits would be even better. Think everyone has got those makita holesaws.

I use the m12 almost daily blowing off my saws and cleaning up, brilliant for cleaning up sawdust at an empty site but not used it for much else really.

Seperate brackets? Hold spirit level against shelf and mark it where brackets should be, transfer spirit level to wall and copy marks onto the wall.

Couple of new treats for me today

Ordered a twin set of Milwaukee m12 drill and impact driver, wonder how long they'll last after a bit of abuse

I always leave batteries on my tools when storing them, have done for years.

It's not, its 54v and 18v

Toolstoreuk are doing free milwaukee toolbox if you spent 75 quid on milwaukee today

Black maybe?

How much did that cost??

No, festool are more a show off tool, for people who wipe down their tools at the end of the day and care for them like babies 🤣Some of their stuff is fantastic, I've got one of their plunge saws and it's never missed a beat, but some of their other stuff isn't as robust as the equivalent Bosch...

They've done me good for the last 15 years mate so I'll stick to them 🤣👍

Overpriced, maybe not junk 🤣 I'm only winding you up, I prefer my bosch stuff but that's because I'm a joiner not a mechanic. If I needed the ratchets etc I might be tempted to try milwaukee.

Don't think so. It's because milwaukee are overpriced junk 👍

Yeah dewalts fine. I don't know many proper tradesmen who use Milwaukee, it's normally Dewalt, Makits or Bosch.

Try the rebirth resurgence I find that loads easier to win

Just make sure you use the guard, take shallow cuts and dont put your hands above the blades. It's so easy to lose a finger with a planer/thicknesser. Scares me everytime I use mine, nearly as much as my spindle moulder does 🤣

They do make quick release nuts with a little fold out handle? https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B005F409D4/?tag=cliospnet01-21

Alternator?