Snap on vs Milwaukee m18 (Impact Wrench)

[EKVTIR-T]

yeah nicad in 2014 no thanks

btw how much torque do you want? and what budget?

[destrukshn]

ni-cad
still great though. I've had it for 6-7years now.lol

[sensei_]

no chance of being able to upgrade the battery with the same profile to lithium?

i know with dewalt and makita you can upgrade the battery.

for those buying impact wrenches, there are two types of anvils. one is pin anvil, the other spring ring anvil.

[pmk]

I built a whole deck and pergola with Milwaukee 18v cordless tools.
They are amazing...

I'm a mechanic by trade and we use the cordless impact guns all the time now. No lines running across the shop.
Love them, only thing I noticed is if you don't have well charged batteries, they can lack a bit of grunt, but that's to be expected.

[Drifter995]

Milwaukee looks to be pretty damn good. Them using brushless motors gives them more torque by the sounds of it. Pretty sure everyone else is still using brushed motors

[amant02]

I bought the Ryobi One +. Set me back UNDER $300. But thats cos I had to buy the battery pack and charging unit etc.

Very happy with its 320nM. Have stripped 2 civic coupes with her, still to find a bolt to bow down to.

[Sir_vtec]

I settled for the Snap-On CT7850. Price wise Milwaukee is definitely better, Snap on is overp priced. Power wise the Milwaukee as well. I regret spending extra dollar for the brand. Go with Milwaukee or Ingersoll Rand W7150 for those who are looking to buy a cordless.