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I'm a fan of the rotary tool also. I've cut my way to a solution numerous times with this one. I don't work for Milwaukee, but I recommend this tool 100%.
But my favorite tools are the ones I've had for years and years...very basic stuff - hook tool (cotter pin removal tool), panel tool, pry-bars (sm, md, lg).
I'm a fan of the rotary tool also. I've cut my way to a solution numerous times with this one. I don't work for Milwaukee, but I recommend this tool 100%.
But my favorite tools are the ones I've had for years and years...very basic stuff - hook tool (cotter pin removal tool), panel tool, pry-bars (sm, md, lg).
That Milwaukee looks pretty damn stout! Yup, got to have the basics as well.
a cordless impact would be even better, but since i bought my 110v impact, my compressor has been reduced to tire-filling duties only.
Son bought me a cordless impact (Porter Cable) and it really does do an excellent job for smaller jobs where i would normally would use air. Amazed how much torque these cordless tools have these days.
I'm a fan of the rotary tool also. I've cut my way to a solution numerous times with this one. I don't work for Milwaukee, but I recommend this tool 100%...
I've never seen one of those, but I certainly will look around for one.
I love cutting discs. The cable drive with a disc on my Dremel is great for cutting/splitting rounded/rusted nuts in tight places, leaving the bolt or stud intact. (like on a Y-pipe or exhaust manifold)
Die grinders are a must for porting.
They come in many sizes and right angle versions too.
While electric die grinders are bulky and often use a suspension system (think something like a cord reel with aircraft cable on the spool) they dont get freezing cold like holding an air tool that's wide open for hours and hours.
I've been replacing my corded with battery tools. I know they have newer/higher voltages but the 18v grinder is very handy. A cordless impact is dang handy too.
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