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MikeyBagANailz

MikeyBagANailz (North Bergen, NJ)

Hooked on Milwaukee & Addicted to M12

Most of my power tools are Milwaukee. My old man used to say, "If Milwaukee don't make it, buy a Makita". Personally, Milwaukee hasn't let me down but I've bought & tried ... (read more)

04/18/2013 5:25 PM · Reply · Like (3) ·

MattW453

Oh probably some of each... :) No, I get what you are saying; the colors should match. And hey, if those are the tools you like and they work well for you, then go for it. That's a nice collectio... (read more)

04/18/2013 6:45 PM · Like (2)

BellaireRobotics (Houston, TX)

Milwaukee and Dewalt have at least 10 to 15 types of battery for different power tools. I use Makita cause of the battery, 18volt lithium for 60+ tools. During my robotics work, i havent switched a ba... (read more)

05/04/2013 12:18 PM · Like

MikeyBagANailz (North Bergen, NJ)

Another Winner in My Arsenal

Roughly 40% of my power tool needs on projects are covered using my 11 M12 tools. Every so often though I work on assembling large closet systems and large IKEA furniture. My M12 right angle driver wo... (read more)

Milwaukee 2456-21

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04/18/2013 3:17 PM · Reply · Like ·

MikeyBagANailz (North Bergen, NJ)

Excellent Economical Altetnative.

I have to use an auto-leveling laser because manual-leveling lasers are alright for occasional home use, but when time & accuracy mean money, manual-level lasers don't fly. I try having 2 of ... (read more)

Ryobi RP4000

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03/31/2013 1:26 AM · Reply · Like ·

MikeyBagANailz (North Bergen, NJ)

Leagues Better Than Standard M12 Light.

After 2 years of using the original M12 flashlight I finally bought this one because aside from getting hot (*heat loss IS energy loss), and quickly draining my regular M12 batteries (*see?...;-), the... (read more)

Milwaukee 49-24-0146

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03/29/2013 4:45 PM · Reply · Like ·

MikeyBagANailz (North Bergen, NJ)

These Older Tools Pack Some Power.

This older generation of Milwaukee cordless tools was actually the first cordless tool line with lithium batteries. I've been using both of these two tools, and the Hatchet Sawzall & 6-1/2&q... (read more)

Milwaukee 0824-24P

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03/29/2013 4:36 PM · Reply · Like ·

MikeyBagANailz (North Bergen, NJ)

If Only Bosch Had a Battery `A La "M12 XC"...

Almost all my tools are Milwaukee, including 11 M12 tools, but I decided to buy the Bosch 12V Max Pocket Driver instead of the M12 screwdriver. I bought THIS tool to have at least another tool on the ... (read more)

Bosch PS50-2A

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03/29/2013 4:09 PM · Reply · Like ·

MikeyBagANailz (North Bergen, NJ)

Really Nice Micro- Drill/Driver

Let me start by saying that I own 9 Milwaukee M12 tools (I don't count the 2 lights). I'd been wanting to buy the M12 screw driver because I needed something w/ more finnesse than my M12 dri... (read more)

Bosch PS21-2A

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03/29/2013 4:00 PM · Reply · Like ·

MikeyBagANailz (North Bergen, NJ)

You Won't Know Until You Try It.

Roughly 60% of my power tool needs on projects are covered using my 11 M12 tools. Every so often though I work on assembling large closet systems and large IKEA furniture. My M12 right angle driver wo... (read more)

Milwaukee 2457-21

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03/29/2013 3:55 PM · Reply · Like ·

MikeyBagANailz (North Bergen, NJ)

Solid Jig Saw

I bought this jig thinking it'd be well made and useful but for occasional, backup use not a primary jigsaw. My initial impressions were that this tool would be as effective & handy as my cor... (read more)

Milwaukee 2445-21

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03/11/2013 1:09 PM · Reply · Like ·

MikeyBagANailz (North Bergen, NJ)

A Great Starter "O-Saw"

This tool has, IMHO, become a staple for professionals, before this model the Fein Multi-Master was the only choice. The price tag of $300-$400 (it IS, however, much more tool) made it a tough choice ... (read more)