Milwaukee Reviews

This is an expensive way to drill a hole, but it works great. It cuts fast and really is self feeding once it digs in. Plus it can be resharpened. If you have a lot of holes to drill use one of these paired with a high torque drill-much better than spade bits, which quickly wear out or hole saws, which can bottom out after a couple of inches. I like the Dewalt self-feed bits slightly more because they have two cutters and seem to work a little faster with less effort.

I actually bought this in error but it turns out to be a good purchase. Works great on aluminum, copper and brass.

This case is expensive, but it is difficult to find a case the right size for a worm or hypoid saw. It has a nice hook that catches the front of the saw plate, and felt padded risers that hold the saw. I wanted a case that wasn't too bulky, unlike most plastic cases. The only thing that I do not like about the case is that it is about 6" longer than the length of the saw, which is nice for extra blades, accessories, etc., however because of this the saw's center of gravity is offset from the axis of the carrying handle, making the case out-of-balance in you hand.

These gloves offer excellent fit and comfort with very good grip. The are reasonabley warm provided they stay dry. Should they become wet they do dry quickly, but they lose almost all insulating value until they are dried out.

Great gloves very comfortable, easy to grip with index and thumb even through the finger fabric. The silicone finger tips are great for gripping but they eventually wear down and begin to fall off.

Long lasting, you'll lose this before it wears out, order two.

I cant believe I'm the first to review this product, Milwaukee
does not have popularity in this category yet but look out they soon will.

I have used this roto hammer for over a year now and its performance is flawless, the only reason I gave it a 4 star is that it lacks a "lock on" switch for hammer only mode, not a big deal for some but for me yes.

This little dog can break 3 inch slab no prob, it drills 1-9/16
holes all day long, it diggs holes in rock hard ground, it scrapes 40 year old linoleun tiles of the floor, it removes any type of floor tile with ease, and many more tasks.

The weight and balance of the tool is phenominal almost zero vibration is generated to your hands. This tool is iron tough
and I would put it against the Bosch and Hitachi for durability
and performance any day.

I have had this hammer for about two years and it is a fantastic tool. One description would be POWER, this tool has it to spare it eats up concrete like butter, one inch holes all day no problem. It is also an excellent tool for small demo jobs like taking tile off shower walls and floors too.

Power and durability I give it 10 stars, On the down side: vibration is major and there is no lock on switch for hammer only mode, outside of that excellent tool.

The 6078 grinder/sander with a 9" grinding wheel is a force to be respected! I've used it to clean up welds, cut metal, sand and also to buff out a boat hull. This is a heavy tool, you will feel your arms at the end of the day! Its weight along with the centrifical force generated by the 9" wheel work together to steady the cut. The variable speed comes in handy to match the tool to the job.

How many times have you ever wanted that perfectly straight cut on your sheet of plywood? You pull out your circular saw and saw horses measure it, then with either a chalk snap line or your straight edge and clamps, you line up and go at it only to miss cut it? Or you get your table saw all lined up and as your pushing the plywood through it pulls away from the fence and your cut is off? With this you just set your plywood on the rack set the saw to the desired measurement and cut by pushing the wood through on the rollers with ease. This saw system cuts both crosscut and rip cuts with little to no effort. The only draw back to the panel saw is its size, it takes alot of room on a wall, which we all know is scarce. I have mounted my to the out side wall next to my garage behind my fence. I know if I put it so all my neighbors could see it, I wouldn't have a chace to use it, it cuts great. Every Home Depot and Lowes I ever went in has one, in fact I bought my panel saw from Home Base before they went out of business and now I get neighbors and friends calling to make cuts for them. I used to be the guy who everyone called to borrow his truck, now everyone has a truck and I hope everyone buys a panel saw so my phone can be left for Telemarketers to call during dinner.