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1986 Buick Century :
Only reason I'm in M12 is because of the ratchet, otherwise I'm a Ridgid fanboy
2025-08-13 17:24:55
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Nightwing 🪽💙 :
My mom bought me m12’s so I’m gonna use em until I buy my own compacts
2025-12-27 21:51:55
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greenspacepizza :
omg an 18v tool beat a 12v tool no way. m12s are lighter with plenty of power to do most jobs that's the argument for them at almost the same pace like maybe 30seconds longer in a day for some 2 inch screws. plus you can have 1 of each on 1 charger till you get most of the special chargers or the exclusive m12 ones
2025-08-14 00:05:29
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Alex :
Only reason I got into M12 was the heated jacket. As far as the tools go their power is amazing but the battery life still continues to be their biggest hamper
2025-08-25 04:26:38
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Paul :
They both have pros and cons. I use my m12 fuel with a 2.0 battery to keep it small and light and it's nice when I have to carry it around all day. But if I was gonna stick to one battery platform the M18 compact brushless would be good as well
2025-08-14 01:22:59
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Eric 772 :
I'm not a huge fan of M12 line but one of the good things about M12 batterys is the Milwaukee M18 chargers do support the. So if I were to get say a more compact oscillating tool or a caulking gun I would consider an M12 tool. I'd considered them even more if Milwaukee ever come up with a lightweight M12 framing nailer.
2025-10-10 03:38:49
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tristo931 :
meh m12 line is also significant cheat then m18
2025-08-16 04:10:12
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Lucas Patrick :
I only really use the m12 impact for screwing in small things like outlets
2025-09-30 22:16:30
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quartzleo :
The only reason you would buy a M12 is for a convenience of moving it around but if you actually need a tool for long-term work you go M18 that's it I know there's some tradesmen who are going to be disagreeing with me on that and get you that's but that's why M18 is starting to include a lot of those trade-specific tools their line as well
2025-08-13 19:05:16
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Wow! This demonstration totally makes your point!
2025-08-13 17:26:51
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Doctor Lefthandthread Official :
That was a very fair test imo.
2025-08-18 20:59:24
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tiredofthatshit.lol :
this guy must be speaking for diyers anyone buying a good sum of tools is gonna buy both 12v and 18v lines
2025-08-13 21:28:01
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Logan Grooms :
M12 is only good for around the house work and mechanic work
2025-08-13 21:52:00
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wph :
it all depends on what your doing work in tv satellite cctv networking so havering a driver up a ladder small but very powerful makes sense to me 5 x50 screws. no problem at all .funny thing is had to go to speed 2 as she was busting dewalt inpacked rated bits .aso have the m18 fule for bigger jobs
2025-08-14 16:25:41
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Collin Fischer907 :
Till you want tools that are only in the m12 battery. If I want a ratchet or right angle die grinder or right angle impact have to go m12. I think if your a normal diy guy maybe but if you do a lot of automotive work you need to with some m12.
2025-08-13 20:25:22
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Mauri Herrera977 :
I'm more confused they're both Milwaukee's? One small battery and the other one is a regular small drill battery?
2025-08-13 18:01:38
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sully_d_ :
Yeah seeing as I have both M18 and M12 lines, the M12’s are always the go to platform.
2025-08-14 12:07:15
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Mauri Herrera977 :
My only issue in Milwaukee needs more durability and more torque because if I'm paying that price I better have premium power and quality durability for that price
2025-08-13 18:03:31
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Philphilly :
1700 foot pounds of torque vs 1500 in the m12
2025-09-14 13:54:28
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Aaron Mells :
I use m12 on residential duct work
2025-10-10 07:17:00
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XC7188 :
As a technician, M12 is the correct platform for me as I’m usually just fastening stuff here and there. I suppose if I was in construction I would definitely want the M18. Also them M18 batteries are expensive 😶🌫️
2025-08-16 10:57:26
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Mauri Herrera977 :
The bits are fantastic and their hand tools but their power tools questionable
2025-08-13 18:05:07
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Pokachu :
So no. It’s not like I’m buying into it for all my work, it’s just a convenience for having access to to smaller lightweight tools when the m18 is over kill and over powered and over weight for all day use
2025-08-14 00:11:27
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eleventeen :
The amount of force pushing down on a screw doesn't increase the speed at which it will drive through the wood.
2025-08-13 19:11:24
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Dalton :
i’ve never even seen you do real work before
2025-08-14 12:15:36
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