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Milwaukee M12 Inflator VS Makita 12v Inflator AND Can Milwaukee M12 Beat Makita 18v???
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- čas přidán 15. 08. 2024
- Can the Milwaukee M12 Tyre Inflator beat the Makita 12v and 18v Inflators. You know what to do to find out.
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I have the Makita inflator, and one day I came out to a truck tire with the rim making a nice pancake of the thing. I was dubious that the inflator would have the strength, but it inflated the tire with the full weight of the truck on it as well. I was very impressed.
What pressure reading did you pump it upto?
I have watched two of your reviews on inflators now. Both are very helpful. Both have concise comparisons showing the important differences and similarities, with clear videos, good tests, and not wasting time with a bunch of superfluous chatter. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Pretty much everything Makita does is good, not so much with Dewalt and Milwaukee. So if youre already on the Makita 18v battery platform, it doesnt make sense to buy a random milwaukee tool just because it inflates a tyre a little bit faster.
What does Milwaukee do that’s not good?
@@clone1137 M12 die grinders, M12 right angle cut off tool, right angle impacts (both platforms), the 9Ah High Demand and 12Ah High Output batteries (issues with the banks of cells becoming unbalanced and thus losing a ton of capacity and output)
All their triggers suck.
Makita sucks looks and feels like cheap junk
@@audionut9974 No, you're thinking of Ryobi, Craftsman, and Kobalt.
I bought a Makita 18v for bicycle use and replaced the hose with a "Topeak Twinhead Bicycle Floor Pump Upgrade Kit". Kit comes with several adapters, but the 18v Makita needed a M8 M8X1 Female to M6 M6X1 Male fitting to make the connection.
I have the makita, fits nicely under the car seat for a rainy day or when im out with the kids and they get a flat tire. No trigger lock sucks but the light more than makes up for ti!
I’ve come across several wheels where a straight connection is a pain to get on or simply won’t fit at all (e.g. on wheelbarrows). The angled connector of the Makita doesn’t have that issue.
I use a spring clamp on my Makita's power button. Once you have gotten over the initial frustration of a non-locking button, it really is not a problem. I'm Delighted with my 180z and it makes tyre pressure checks a quick move around the car as opposed to the drudge of the 12v cigarette lighter things.
Use should use 6AH M12 battery with the Milwaukee for more power and runtime since the Milwaukee eats through a 4ah battery going from 0-120psi.
I'd hate to use the Makita in -40 like I would've 4 days ago.
I bought the Milwaukee Tire inflator naturally because I am invested in Milwaukee, I was delighted when I realized I didn't have to get my hands cold for long!
The Milwaukee Tire Inflator is just so much better!
Prefer the makita just because the flashlight and backlight has been suprisingly useful. Often I find myself filling tires in the dark for some reason.
I use a makita 18v lol i replaced spare tire and only carry inflator under seat i cant place that milwaukee underneath seat it inflates my bfgs ko pretty quick
It doesn't say you plug it in either, so the buyer should consider that too. So it's not all about the maker doing anything to receive, though that is a lot of plain box space in which Milwaukee could have included the information in large print. But again, people need to pay attention to what they are buying.
Here in the US, the companies will put "Tool Only" on their boxes if it doesn't include batteries or a charger. Won't include a case either.
I use my milwaukee at my shop I had it for 4 years and still rocks!!
I have the m12, and I do like just being able to hit a button and not have to hold a trigger
I love Milwaukee tools, but their documentation is horribly lacking for just about every tool. And yes, their boxes suck too. I bought this little red inflator the day it hit the stores. I've used the piss out of it and it's saved my ass numerous times. So when I ran across a special on them with a battery for $59 USD and I got one each for my wife and 2 kids to keep in their respective vehicles and an extra. So, yeah, 5 of them......
What it lacks is a cooling fan. I've run them past the 10min limit numerous times in 100 degree F weather without incident but they do get hot. I've had one thermal shutdown as well. I resorted to using an M18 fan with great results, but we shouldn't have to do that. It needs built-in cooling. Maybe in gen 2.... haha!
Also, on a couple of occasions the pressure wasn't reading zero when I turned them on. To reset it, hold the power button and press the + button 3 times.
For the record, I have several Makita tools and love them as well. But the zip tie on the trigger for this one was a deal breaker for me. Why no trigger lock? It's a rare thing for Makita to overlook something as glaring as this.
When looking at a Milwaukee tool in it's box, look at the model number. To the best of my knowledge, when the model number ends with a "0" that means it comes with zero batteries. If the number ends with a "1" that means it comes with ONE battery. Ending with a "2" of course, means it comes with 2 batteries. 😉
Yes I know that, but those not indoctrinated into the Milwaukee universe have no way of knowing here which tools do or do not come with batteries. It is a fundamental to tell consumers what they are buying.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL yeah, just trying to do my small part by getting the word out in the comment section. 👍
Just wish any of the 12v inflators came with a car adapter to run them if the batteries die.
make your own, a couple of alligator clips and some wire
@@fradd4045 These all require communication with the battery contacts other than positive and negative. Generally it's some unknown resistor value (should be about 10k). So though it's possible you would also have to wire in a 10K ohm resistor to the sensing lead in the tool. During the manufacturing process it would take them really no extra work to wire a cigarette lighter plug to use in an emergency.
would be very simple as the batteries are both 12v could even have a added accessory where its a blank battery which plugs into the cig lighter and away you go
I carry a jumper pack , and a DC to AC converter to fast charge all my stuff and if I can't get it fixed with tools I carry I just call for a tow
the new rigid inflator does come with an adapter
In Europe Milwaulkee is not a real option compare to Makita, expensive and rare. Makita always have sales and promotions, good prices, factories in UK, Romania, Poland...
Well, no surprise, the Milwaukee is at least 2 times bulkier than the little handy Makita, it is reasonable that it will have some more grunt. But still not that much by any mean, 20%?
I have the 18V Makita version and with a 5Ah battery - it does all the job I need on car and bike tires, balls and other inflatable stuff - very swiftly and the battery last very long. The only real issue is that you always have to have your finger on the trigger, but - as pointed in the video - easily solvable.
Impressive, love the M12 line!
Milwaukee gets ahead by rinsing the batteries. If you like a short battery life, buy the red one.
Did you double check final psi to see if the gauges were accurate as well?
I swapped the hoses on the bike tyres and they were within 1/2 psi which was probably just from air release while removing the hoses.
Good deal!
I love the CXT line, I don’t have any of the stuff from the CXT line, but there are some pretty cool tools in the lineup. I love these comparisons! I personally hate Milwaukee, because it’s nowhere near the brand it used to be, and TTI has ripped off so many other companies I just hate it. Although I might be a little biased towards Makita though, because they run a long history in my family, plus they basically had the first cordless drill ever made, and the first cordless jig saw and circular saw made. People hate on Makita because they think it’s not that good of a brand anymore, and I always say, Makita started out as a motor company, so they know what they are doing. Plus Makita is one of the few brands that has managed to keep the same owner for the last 105 years, think about it, Milwaukee has gone through a ton of different owners, DeWalt is a Zombie brand dug up by Stanley Black and Decker. Plus who else are you going to find that makes a cordless rebar tying gun, a electric assisted bike, a electric assisted wheelbarrow?
dont forget the coffee machine and heated jacket!!!! all off one battery
Agreed, Makita is the best power tool company in the world in terms of quality. Also happens to be the largest globally in terms of revenue.
@@Levi-mg4nf in todays world, there are ALOT of quality tools, even if you went to ryobi you will get a pretty decent product. i have makita and love their tools and here in the UK most people in the trade have makita so good quality tools are always popping up on ebay which is a bonus
@@Levi-mg4nf not to mention that they have the largest 18 volt cordless tool lineup in the world, and they pioneered the idea of taking 2 18 volt batteries and putting them in series to get 36 volts, therefore higher power tools. And they also pioneered the impact driver. The tools also last a very long time, at my school in my theater tech class we have 3 sets of the older white 18v makita drills and impact drivers, and they have to thrive on abuse, so being dropped 12 feet off of ladders, being thrown, being used as hammers, and all sorts of other things. And they are still functioning to this day. Some of the newer tools are made in China, but we just have to accept that almost all tools are made in China these days, and there is no difference between the China and the Japan models, except for maybe slightly better quality control in Japan. Makita is an amazing brand, and they deserve more credit than they get. I personally really enjoy this channel, because I get to see what’s inside the tools, and most of the reviews are of makita tools.
As nice as some Makita tools are, I can't really like them anymore. A lot of their line-up is made in china now with sub-par QC. Their 18V battery line is handicapped by the questionable dual 18V battery idea. Does Makita have any decent capacity & output compact 18V batteries? Nope. Why? Because dual 18V compatibility.
Plus, if you manage to use your battery hard and then let it sit in the cold and try to charge it, you risk bricking your battery permanently.. Three strikes and it's toast. Really Makita? Even if the owner is the same, I have little to no love left for them.
I have forgoten to disconnect the makita 18v inflator twice flinging it in the air, and one time i ran it over. It still works like nothing happened.
8:49 Yeah, as always with Milwaukee, that is the big question. Also, the larger displacement of the MW comes at a huge price - the form factor is far from great for a mobile inflator. While the Makita will pretty much fit under any boot floor etc., the MW really needs some space and will be in your way day in day out. So, given the fact that these things are not made to inflate whole tires from scratch but will usually be used to correct tire pressure (under which circumstance the few seconds difference really are absolutely negligable), I am not sure the compromise MW found is the right one for the majority of people. I for one like better what makita did, not only but also since the light on it pretty much was priceless any time I used it so far. Not sure why it's always dark when I check my tires but well, with Makita it really doesn't matter.
Makita you have to hold the trigger an wait the whole time which defeats the purpose of having an auto shut off function when you can just let go of the trigger.
Milwaukee has a screw attachment which wastes time so it doesn't matter if it faster in operation cus you waste time screwing it on.
Hard to get the best of both worlds
Can you compare the Milwaukee an bigger makita?
you should do an update video, because Milwaukee is renowned for problems. I wonder if the extra time means better longevity? Could just be the Makita fanboy in me talking..
Which one is quieter? Kinda got to hear Makita by itself but not clear on Milwaukee
do they make any tools that do this ..that are compact rather than toys.
I am a makita guy but when it comes to the inflators the m12 is so much better I just had to buy it.
Bought this yesterday. Works great however the 2ah battery in the kit is a joke. Inflated around 70 psi in total output for four tires and the battery was half dead.
Stay safe! Love your no BS videos!!
Может красный и быстрее, но размер все же важнее.
Compare to the new Makita model 181.
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Bought the 6.0ah battery for mine
Come on mate, should have used a DeWalt battery
I was going to make this exact comment.
I have both battery platforms but the holding down the trigger is a deal breaker they could have at least added a lock button. Plus I think I prefer the screw on connection as it is less likely to leak while using.
Makita really dropped the ball with putting a trigger on that thing that u have to hold down
Milwaukee got performant tool .
Just no fiability . I use makita my friend milwaukee .
We work togheter and donthe same job .
He have broke 2 batteries 12 amp , 1 double charger , 1 sawall , 1 skill saw , 1 impact .
Me on makita i broke nothing . Again we do the same job .
@Frank Silvers We do the same job , same amount of cut same abuse .
The milwaukee will die fast the makita you will give your grandchildren
Are you trying to blow up your video?
Disliked very noisy presentation. I prefer individual tool review presentation.