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post 10000138452 04-24-2026, 04:14 PM
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New Dewalt 1/2 impact came in

Just used it to put new shocks on the jeep


post 10000138462 04-24-2026, 04:19 PM
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post 10000138465 04-24-2026, 04:21 PM
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Aren’t you tradies supposed to be all Milwaukee?
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post 10000138469 04-24-2026, 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted By leoaa777⏩
Aren’t you tradies supposed to be all Milwaukee?
What?
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post 10000138472 04-24-2026, 04:24 PM
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Originally Posted By p7nk⏩
What?
Non tradie detected
See BrianDaMans sig.

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post 10000138473 04-24-2026, 04:25 PM
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post 10000138474 04-24-2026, 04:26 PM
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I have the MAC tools version. Supposed to be different and the batteries have and a few other differences. I've had it since about 2014 and I use it a lot and it still works great.

post 10000138477 04-24-2026, 04:28 PM
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Originally Posted By Jaydubs⏩
I have the MAC tools version. Supposed to be different and the batteries have and a few other differences. I've had it since about 2014 and I use it a lot and it still works great.


Dewalt makes Mac brah
post 10000138482 04-24-2026, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted By leoaa777⏩
Aren’t you tradies supposed to be all Milwaukee?
Milwaukee is garbage brah and there warranty is ass. I’ve burned so many drills and Dremels up from them n
post 10000138491 04-24-2026, 04:33 PM
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Originally Posted By GooBaaa⏩
Milwaukee is garbage brah and there warranty is ass. I’ve burned so many drills and Dremels up from them n
I can’t even understand those words. I usually outsource manual labor.
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post 10000138500 04-24-2026, 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted By GooBaaa⏩
Dewalt makes Mac brah
I know that's why I called it the MAC tools version. Yeah, I paid extra for the tool truck and the dealer swears it has some difference. All I can see is mine has more soft rubber, like around the batteries while the straight DeWalt is hard plastic most places. Anyways, that thing has been through it, as you can tell, and it's almost too strong, will break a stud right off when tightening down wheels. Those batteries are the one's that came with it as well. I have some aftermarket amazon specials too and they work too but are more lilely to fall out. Also have the 3/8ths version as well. Everything else is Snap-on.

Milwaukee is good, and I wish I bought some back before Milwaukee figured out they could charge more and reduce quality.
post 10000138506 04-24-2026, 04:40 PM
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Originally Posted By Jaydubs⏩
I know that's why I called it the MAC tools version. Yeah, I paid extra for the tool truck and the dealer swears it has some difference. All I can see is mine has more soft rubber, like around the batteries while the straight DeWalt is hard plastic most places. Anyways, that thing has been through it, as you can tell, and it's almost too strong, will break a stud right off when tightening down wheels. Those batteries are the one's that came with it as well. I have some aftermarket amazon specials too and they work too but are more lilely to fall out. Also have the 3/8ths version as well. Everything else is Snap-on.

Milwaukee is good, and I wish I bought some back before Milwaukee figured out they could charge more and reduce quality.
I seen that one from my local dealer for $456 for the kit I was tempted but Lowe’s had this package for $269

Only used it on my lower shock bolts so far but it ripped them right off where as my compact 1/2 wouldn’t even budge
post 10000138527 04-24-2026, 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted By Jaydubs⏩
I know that's why I called it the MAC tools version. Yeah, I paid extra for the tool truck and the dealer swears it has some difference. All I can see is mine has more soft rubber, like around the batteries while the straight DeWalt is hard plastic most places. Anyways, that thing has been through it, as you can tell, and it's almost too strong, will break a stud right off when tightening down wheels. Those batteries are the one's that came with it as well. I have some aftermarket amazon specials too and they work too but are more lilely to fall out. Also have the 3/8ths version as well. Everything else is Snap-on.

Milwaukee is good, and I wish I bought some back before Milwaukee figured out they could charge more and reduce quality.
Apparently the Mac has a different clam shell that protects it from oil and grease. Same internals though
post 10000139029 04-24-2026, 10:55 PM
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Have you named it yet?

I call mine boris
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post 10000139206 04-25-2026, 04:10 AM
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Originally Posted By piramparam⏩
Have you named it yet?

I call mine boris
I have not
post 10000139222 04-25-2026, 04:31 AM
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Looks like it needs christening. Had to put my sunglasses on its so fkn bright and shiny.
post 10000139250 04-25-2026, 05:58 AM
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Originally Posted By Mulloway69⏩
Looks like it needs christening. Had to put my sunglasses on its so fkn bright and shiny.
Yah it’s already covered in oil now smh ended up ordering a rubber boot for it
post 10000139262 04-25-2026, 06:22 AM
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dewalt for carpentry tools only crew. actually they make good angle grinders too, the corded ones
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post 10000139268 04-25-2026, 06:32 AM
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Originally Posted By Sigmund_Evil⏩
dewalt for carpentry tools only crew. actually they make good angle grinders too, the corded ones
I got old makita corded ones that refuse to die. No guards on them like a real man

The XR Dewalt grinder is hella nice though. Once my Milwaukee one dies I’ll be grabbing one of them
post 10000139270 04-25-2026, 06:34 AM
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Originally Posted By GooBaaa⏩
I got old makita corded ones that refuse to die. No guards on them like a real man

The XR Dewalt grinder is hella nice though. Once my Milwaukee one dies I’ll be grabbing one of them
at the old shop i worked at when a new angle grinder came in we collected the guards and threw them in the scrap bin right away. ur so limited with a gaurd on. i only try to use them when im using a zip cut cut off wheel

on the road we needed to use them though bc of fucken women safety inspectors
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post 10000139276 04-25-2026, 06:41 AM
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Originally Posted By GooBaaa⏩
No guards on them like a real man
Guards just get in the way dead srs

I have a few 5" and a 9" corded angle grinder with no guard, much better. Also take the guards off my bench grinders.
post 10000139366 04-25-2026, 08:21 AM
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Nice. I worked in the shop of a research lab while in college and all we used was Dewalt.

Most of my stuff is Ryobi now. My stuff doesn't get used hard and I can't cuss it for the cost/value. The cordless impact wrench is so much nicer for rotating tires.
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post 10000139479 04-25-2026, 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted By FarmersSon⏩
Nice. I worked in the shop of a research lab while in college and all we used was Dewalt.

Most of my stuff is Ryobi now. My stuff doesn't get used hard and I can't cuss it for the cost/value. The cordless impact wrench is so much nicer for rotating tires.
Yah so much easier than dragging air around especially working underneath a vehicle. Always got wrapped up in the hose lol
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