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The stainless steel also offers protection from corrosion which means no more rust stains on finish work! The other not so technical advantage is having some really sexy hardware in your tool belt! Not that long ago SDS hammer drills had to be plugged into an electrical outlet. I had the pleasure of drilling some holes in masonry shown above and I was blown away. Folks this is a 12 volt tool drilling holes in masonry.
The Milwaukee XC will be available in October of this year. This tool can be attached to any hammer drill from the major manufacturers. This is HUGE for general contractors like myself who own several different brand hammer drills. With such an emphasis on dust collection these days this new tool will surely be a hit.
I love that Milwaukee put aside pride and built a tool that will work with any other brand. Definitely a tool that everyone should get to help protect themselves and the environment from the dangers of dust. One of the things that I love about all the tool companies right now is the huge push to develop new twists to tried and true tools. Almost everyone has released their version of the torpedo level lately and Milwaukee is no exception.
Their latest level offers several unique features. Another cool new feature is the ability to level a pair of switches. Getting switches level side by side can be a challenge. With this new tool that challenge just went out the roof!
Band saws continue to get smaller, lighter and more powerful. Built to meet current OSHA standards for one-handed use. This gives electricians a very versatile tool for overhead use especially from scaffolding and man lifts. I cut a bunch of conduit and pipe like it was a hot knife in butter. I'm full time builder for a large construction company in New Hampshire. I run their design-build division that specializes in custom homes, commercial design-build projects and sub-divisions.
I'm also a licensed civil and structural engineer with extensive experience in civil and structural design and home construction. My hope is that I can share my experience in the home construction, home improvement and home renovation profession with other builders and home owners. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions, suggestions or you'd like to inquire about advertising on this site. All posts by Todd ». Search for more articles here. It was a lot of fun to learn what Milwaukee has been working on, get a tour of their amazing facility and try everything out for myself.
I was impressed with a lot of tools and accessories. Their mission is to be top dog for plumbers, electricians, HVAC and facilities professionals.
Milwaukee brought out two Sawzall blades that caught my attention. Check out the demonstration video of The Ax making a plunge cut, cutting through nails and lastly through pressure treated wood. See the Fang Tip and how the teeth wear better? The second blade is a their new Flush Cut, and this blade is perfect for window and door cut-outs. In the same vein, most recip. See those black guards? When you make a cut, keep the blade level and those guards will prevent the blade from cutting into the subfloor or dulling on concrete.
I love how Milwaukee had several competitors tools for us to try out. I really liked how the Milwaukee grinders are completely tool free. I tried it myself, and it was really easy. I will say the hand tools are more impressive than what DeWalt just unveiled, and electricians should hold off about a month before replacing any tools. In the world of diagnostic tools, we took turns with a new thermal imaging gun that can pair the heat map image with an actual photograph.
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