I have a Milwaukee M12 stud finder and yeah Milwaukee needs to come out with more tools for their MX platform. The funny thing is that about the time they finally come out with some real tools like a snowblower everybody's going to have these electric trucks that they can plug corded tools into like a corded snowblower and they'll be less demand.
The ac adaptor would definitely win me over. That and the IP56 rating is literally the only thing keeping me from giving up the metabo HPT platform and the fact I can run both the 36v and 18v on the same battery
I’ve been on the fence about switching to Milwaukee from metabo HPT but having the option to go corded or cordless on the bigger tools like the table saw and the miter saw is just a no brainer. I just wish metabo HPT would come out with more tools for there platform
Milwaukee microwave is definitely a buy! Coming from a Los Angeles union construction worker I approve of that damn microwave. We use those a lot on job sites for our food! I’d love to flex a “Milwaukee Packout microwave” at work sheeeesh
@@randybobandy9828 I think if they make it smaller for a small topper ware… would make it more efficient? I hope they find out a way for it. I don’t even think a Microwave would last 10 min on full battery.
@Antonio Reyes no because its not about how big it is physically. If you go with a lower wattage microwave it will just take longer to heat up your food
@@randybobandy9828 I’m sure they’d add a standard wire for a house outlet like a normal wire or else if it’s battery pack you’d probably get 1 use out of it, don’t take heavy foods lol might not get hot if it’s battery pack
@Got’cha like I said you would need atleast 2 preferably 3 batteries powering it. It would work but that's alot of batteries. Microwaves use 900-1500w of power. A 6ah battery puts out 720w peak power. So you would want atleast 2. A 6ah has 108wh. 3 batteries would equal 324wh. That would do about 20minutes of cooking before all 3 batteries were dead... thats 3 large batteries.
They'd really have to sell people on why they should choose them over graco or titan. It would be great for smaller jobs, but imagine how the battery life would be trying to get the psi needed even for an Fflp.
The portable heater would be so clutch for us framers working in the Canadian winter. Would save me a lot of money on gas running my car to warm up during breaks
I am a farmer and the one tool I thought would be cool is a m12 cattle prod. Unfortunately they are seen as inhumane by the general population (Who’s only interaction with cattle is eating a cheeseburger) We only use them sparingly when loading cattle if the safety of workers and cattle will be compromised if we don’t. Cattle prods always take a special battery which you don’t have when you need. Farmers love Milwaukee tools too. Win win
Ya too many ppl would buy them that arent using them on cattle and they'd prob end up getting sued. Not an easy thing to find so they dont get into the wrong hands as often as they would if you could go to home depot n buy one for the m12. Idk if an m12 would be able to supply enough power for a cattle, but it may. Would be a fun project to build if it could
@@jacksmith2315 when the terrorists crashed on 9/11 did anyone blame Boeing? You can't blame a manufacturer for product misuse. Also, given how much surprising zap you can get from a disposable camera circuit, i'm sure an m12 could do just fine... I can't imagine cheap tasers run more than 12v batteries.
I agree with what you are saying Jack. But they could offer them at stores that cater to farmers and not every Home Depot. Milwaukee has alot of trade specific tools that you don’t see there. Cattle prods are easy to get in rual towns. Heck my teenage son could go into s farm supply store and buy one and nobody would think twice about it. As far as power goes the m12 would have plenty. Normal one’s use a special type of C battery. Cattle are very sensitive to electricity so it doesn’t take much. A taser hits harder. I realize Milwaukee will never make one, just an idea I have had for a while.
Just go to Guitar Center and see what in ear or over ear monitors are on sale. Audio is a whole different game, I'd rather leave hearing protection to audio experts.
These ones will definitely be crazy but useful: - Professional Solder Station with the SMD Heat Gun - Hot knife (I'm assuming they don't have one already) - Self contained plasma cutter with built in compressor - Arc Welder/MIG Less crazy idea: M12 dual bay rapid charger (again, I don't recall them having one on their platform) I like the idea of a roofing nailer, they need to come out with that quicker The AC converter would also be nice as a shoe in.
Concrete nailer? I didn't think of that one, but I definitely want a roof nailer for sure. Damn Dewalt has had the market by themselves for 2 yrs now ....
M18 Radial Arm Saw, yes, you heard it, a radial arm saw is multi functional because you can cross cut massive pieces of lumber and also rip them. Milwaukee can easily incorporate the necessary guards to make it safe to use. Secondly, an M18 portable panel saw that is easily set up on job sites to cut plywood and panel goods. If you're not going to give us a track saw, then the panel saw is he next best thing. p.s. the ones at Home Depot are always broken, so that could be the first place to put a Milwaukee panel saw.
If a snowblower or riding mower comes true it won't look like the "Stanley, Black & Decker, or Husqvarna" models you pictured. It will be the Ryobi 2-stage snowblower and Ryobi Lithium riding mower. The mower may have a Milwaukee pack but the pack is way overbuilt for the Ryobi consumer (read cheap) mower.
I can't believe Milwaukee has yet to come out with a belt sander. I mean when hanging doors that is the go-to tool to grab and anyone who has used a belt sander probably has ran over the cord and we all know what happens next. But still cannot believe Milwaukee has not come out with a belt sander
I'd love it if Milwaukee made the following cordless items: 1. Remote Control Car: The batteries for remote control cars suck. They are a pain to replace/switch out. Imagine how easy it would be for kids...to just grab a battery and drop it in, then when dead, just grab another. Every Milwaukee cordless tool owner would get one for their kid (or themselves, lol) 2.) Pressure washer. Obviously wouldn't match gas power, but it would have its place. 3.) Tailgating blender. I saw a gas one years ago. This would be better. I wouldn't buy one, but a lot of people would. It's a stretch...but...lol. 4.) A Gen 2 stick vac. The one they made is .... too short, doesn't work on any 1/4 inch + carpet, has filter problems. 5.) Propane Heater 6.) Drill Press 7.) Hot Glue Gun. This is long overdue. 8.) Paint Sprayer 9.) Transfer Pump 10.) 18V tire inflator 11.) Air tank/compressor (one that holds air vs. just an inflator) 12.) "Nerf"/dart/foam ball gun. 13.) Scooter 14.) The truck/cars that kids age 3 to 7 ride on/drive around. Imagine...say...the remote control car, the ride on truck, etc....it would get a younger generation understanding/seeing the Milwaukee name...and Milwaukee would start pulling in/educating/brainwashing a customer base at the earliest possible age.
Jump pack / inverter/ battery charger. with the M18. Other companies already make them, just need to pull their battery out and replace it with several M18s. A little circuitry to adjust voltages. How hard can it be?
Got invited to a Milwaukee show I bought their new lawn mower simply love it! I was asking the sales rep about a track saw he told me they are coming out with one this year!!! 🥰😁
My vote for a roofing nailer. Has to shoot 6 nails rapid then very short pause, then 6 rapid again. Most nails are only 1-1/4” , and max length would be 1-3/4” so should be easily doable with the tech adapted from the framers.
Bought track saw last year from Carson CA home Depot, this tool runs all day on my M18 battery flawless. Am 90 percent converted to Milwaukee tools, it's the battery life and performance that's amazing. Bought the set with skill saw, 2 drills and bits. 2022 and running smoothly, will definitely recommend Milwaukee over the others.
Milwaukee should make the track saw then a portable clamping table like Festool makes (with the holes all over the place for clamping down the track) and use it as a modular platform table to lock other stuff like a mitre saw too. Or alternatively they could also make with pack out style connectors on the base and pack out openings in the bottom of a Miter to lock it into the table! Ahh, so many good ideas Milwaukee will never make 😂
I wish Milwaukee can make a pack out charger station w ac-dc /solar panel on it…. Inside 3 m12 and 3 m18 chargers, with 2 usb outlet Control panel button like 2950-20 but and no volume switch on it Flat so fun 🤩
Milwaukee needs to figure out a bigger or more efficient battery system for M18, there's more than enough tools that really drain them and certain ones create more of a hassle of swapping batteries than using a cord. Plus I'd like to see Milwaukee run some battery deals, $250 right now for a 12.0 it's ridiculous.
Yeah, the track saw would be awesome 👍. Also the coffee maker it would be nice to have it with a microwave, but I'd settle for the coffee maker. Real niiiiice like.
Your rendering is dope! Really paints a picture of what could be. The power tool companies should race Tesla to the riding mower and other small-medium equipment.
We need a track saw Milwaukee!!! Ive been holding off on the festool in hopes of a Milwaukee tracksaw but I don’t know how much longer I can wait. I want to see them release a track saw with either a buy more/ save more deal or a bundle deal… may be an HD12 battery, a backpack vacuum, and some extension tracks to go up to 8 feet… That would be a sweet package out of the gate!
The track saw for sure. Belt sander would be nice. Would love a planer like the dewalt 735x but kind of doubt it anytime soon. Coffee maker for sure. Calling it for this year.
I would like to see an upgraded m12 fuel right angle impact wrench and just so you know I always SMEEEESH! The like button 😂 love your videos way more than vcg.
the m18 fuel multi tool is the most game changing must have tool I've bought in years , the amount of time i spend using it is unreal and after my impact driver is the next go to gadget i own . if i ever left it at home i'd be lost. i don't know how i ever survived without one
The #1 tool to come out should be the MX fuel power tredz dolly for movers and any one who uses a dolly up or down stairs. They could offer several solutions. A basic for the avg person, one for movers with high weight capacities, and one that incorporates the packout stack. Shit that set gets heavy lol
I just saw the tredz for packout use. It got me thinking Milwaukee could design a stair climbing dolly, if anybody could. Their regular hand trucks seem poorly designed. Average to below average. Handy in a pinch, but not made for real work. Beefing up the tredz to handle real weight is a great idea , especially if incorporated onto an actual appliance dolly. I’ve got a stair climbing dolly I’ve had a few years. I’ve delivered up to 44 front load washers and dryers to 3 story apartment buildings. Those things are 300lbs + , but it did it with no problem. Multiple large fridges, no problem. So I know it can be done! And Milwaukee is the company that could do it! They pride themselves on designing products for specific trades, but they are ignoring the people breaking their backs every day. The customers are out there, and Milwaukee needs to up their game on material handling.
@@jray5363 and get back to making things "Heavy Duty" lol. For the price you pay for the MX line, they should have hardly any plastic. If I'm dropping $5k on their tall light, it should all be aluminum and steel parts. Those plastic legs are junk, and the telescopic tower is cheaply built as well. The whole light mount should be aluminum minimum. I hope they make the PowerTreds as a stand alone item!!
Dewalt has a cordless buddy heater, would be cool to see big red do the same. Also a packout coffee maker would be badass! How about an m18 packout refrigerator?
…for the love of Pete! Get the damn track saw out before I have to go buy the Kreg version and use my M18 saw with it. I’ve been putting off sh*t as long as I can Milwaukee!
Imagine a PACKOUT generator? It would charge overnight and provide all day power. Pretty much a version of the MX generator but in PACKOUT form and powers M18 & M12. 🔥
@@monroekunz2070 No, a nibbler is different from shears, I’ve used the shears. They’re not good for metal roof decking, a nibbler has a small “blade” and is in able to cut very tightly.
Guess every time you think you know it all find out you don't. Been in hvac for 40 years never heard of a nibler. Probably own one just have different name for it.
I would think a Milwaukee hot glue gun would seem a bit… “craftsy” for a tool line marketed to professionals. “Ryobi makes one… “ Ryobi is owned by the same parent company as Milwaukee. The scrapbooking hot glue gun went to the casual DIY’ers who buy Ryobi.
4,3,and 2 man those would be great. I gotta agree with someone in the comments about a belt sander. And I need an m18 portable pellet grill/smoker so I can make my sweet sweet brisket on the go when I'm working on a project.
Pretty sure Festool has a patent on the Domino, which is why no one else makes one. A biscuit joiner is not even close to same level of joinery as a domino, so maybe at least you could get that.
@@ckcuev I just checked and looks like 2024 is actually when it will expire. Looks like Triton makes a dual dowel joiner tool that's closer to the Domino than a buscuit joiner. Still not quite as good, but closest you'll get. Runs about $230 vs. the Domino 500 at $1,100 or Domino 700 at $1,500. If Milwaukee made a dowel joiner thats a better quality than Triton, I'd say that's a worthy tool to put out.
I turned off VCG to tune into this video.
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I have a Milwaukee M12 stud finder and yeah Milwaukee needs to come out with more tools for their MX platform. The funny thing is that about the time they finally come out with some real tools like a snowblower everybody's going to have these electric trucks that they can plug corded tools into like a corded snowblower and they'll be less demand.
I don’t know… I need to know what Vince thinks about all this…. He has the inside track at Milwau- kai- yay ,after all…
You definitely didn’t get seven years of good luck.
@@chrismader3689 🤣🤣👊👊👊
I think the corded adapter, the track saw, and the inflator/ battery jumper would be strong moves.
Absolutely brother
@@ToolReviewZone track plunge saw. A big one.
The ac adaptor would definitely win me over. That and the IP56 rating is literally the only thing keeping me from giving up the metabo HPT platform and the fact I can run both the 36v and 18v on the same battery
I’ve been on the fence about switching to Milwaukee from metabo HPT but having the option to go corded or cordless on the bigger tools like the table saw and the miter saw is just a no brainer. I just wish metabo HPT would come out with more tools for there platform
They Have A Corded Shop Vac Option. I Don't See Them Making A Corded Adapter, But Maybe Just Corded Options
Milwaukee microwave is definitely a buy! Coming from a Los Angeles union construction worker I approve of that damn microwave. We use those a lot on job sites for our food! I’d love to flex a “Milwaukee Packout microwave” at work sheeeesh
A milwaukee microwave would require atleast 3 batteries at once or 2 high output batteries to run the wattage.
@@randybobandy9828 I think if they make it smaller for a small topper ware… would make it more efficient? I hope they find out a way for it. I don’t even think a Microwave would last 10 min on full battery.
@Antonio Reyes no because its not about how big it is physically. If you go with a lower wattage microwave it will just take longer to heat up your food
@@randybobandy9828 I’m sure they’d add a standard wire for a house outlet like a normal wire or else if it’s battery pack you’d probably get 1 use out of it, don’t take heavy foods lol might not get hot if it’s battery pack
@Got’cha like I said you would need atleast 2 preferably 3 batteries powering it. It would work but that's alot of batteries. Microwaves use 900-1500w of power. A 6ah battery puts out 720w peak power. So you would want atleast 2. A 6ah has 108wh. 3 batteries would equal 324wh. That would do about 20minutes of cooking before all 3 batteries were dead... thats 3 large batteries.
M12 Norelco-style shaver. M12 rotary carpet cutter. M18 Bullhorn.
I'd like to see a cordless paint sprayer!!
Please!
Graco makes a cordless handheld sprayer that runs off of DeWalt batteries. It's a good sprayer for touch up or small tasks.
They'd really have to sell people on why they should choose them over graco or titan. It would be great for smaller jobs, but imagine how the battery life would be trying to get the psi needed even for an Fflp.
Graco has a Nova PC 390 that is battery (Dewalt) powered to go with the handheld unit.
@@JackMallory72 Yep thats why I want a Milwaukee branded one I have 15 batteries and am not buying a shit ton of dewalt batteries
I read the comments and I think a Belt Sander is a great tool I would buy. Thanks Clint for looking out for us on the Milwaukee Platform.
Thanks for the feedback Marshal!!!!
Belt sander would be awesome!
@@arthurjanzen965 Yeah Man.
I have a Milwaukee belt sander from the '70s you can borrow... since I haven't used it since the 70s...
@@jamesrussell6870 lol really ?
The portable heater would be so clutch for us framers working in the Canadian winter. Would save me a lot of money on gas running my car to warm up during breaks
In the interm, you could try using their heated sweaters. There's converters for the M18 battery packs if you don't want to use the M12s.
Dewalt has a buddy heater, propane burning, fan driven by battery with a light and usb charger built in
I am a farmer and the one tool I thought would be cool is a m12 cattle prod. Unfortunately they are seen as inhumane by the general population (Who’s only interaction with cattle is eating a cheeseburger) We only use them sparingly when loading cattle if the safety of workers and cattle will be compromised if we don’t. Cattle prods always take a special battery which you don’t have when you need. Farmers love Milwaukee tools too. Win win
Nothing is stopping someone from making one that just happens to fit the battery though
My girlfriend uses that on me when I misbehave.
Ya too many ppl would buy them that arent using them on cattle and they'd prob end up getting sued. Not an easy thing to find so they dont get into the wrong hands as often as they would if you could go to home depot n buy one for the m12. Idk if an m12 would be able to supply enough power for a cattle, but it may. Would be a fun project to build if it could
@@jacksmith2315 when the terrorists crashed on 9/11 did anyone blame Boeing? You can't blame a manufacturer for product misuse. Also, given how much surprising zap you can get from a disposable camera circuit, i'm sure an m12 could do just fine... I can't imagine cheap tasers run more than 12v batteries.
I agree with what you are saying Jack. But they could offer them at stores that cater to farmers and not every Home Depot. Milwaukee has alot of trade specific tools that you don’t see there. Cattle prods are easy to get in rual towns. Heck my teenage son could go into s farm supply store and buy one and nobody would think twice about it. As far as power goes the m12 would have plenty. Normal one’s use a special type of C battery. Cattle are very sensitive to electricity so it doesn’t take much. A taser hits harder. I realize Milwaukee will never make one, just an idea I have had for a while.
I like to see a Milwaukee pressure washer
That's what I was searching for when I stumbled on this video😎
I WOULD LOVE TO SEE MORE PPE! How about hearing protection with bluetooth?
WHAT?!
Is the 3M any good
3m is mint. Take calls off it
Just go to Guitar Center and see what in ear or over ear monitors are on sale.
Audio is a whole different game, I'd rather leave hearing protection to audio experts.
Would be sweet
These ones will definitely be crazy but useful:
- Professional Solder Station with the SMD Heat Gun
- Hot knife (I'm assuming they don't have one already)
- Self contained plasma cutter with built in compressor
- Arc Welder/MIG
Less crazy idea: M12 dual bay rapid charger (again, I don't recall them having one on their platform)
I like the idea of a roofing nailer, they need to come out with that quicker
The AC converter would also be nice as a shoe in.
There is a company that uses M18 batteries for their soldering stations - though without the SMD heat gun.. they work great.
They have a 6 bay m18 and m12 rapid charger holds 3 m18 and 3 m12 batteries
Ryobi has the soldering gun but it's only 45watts. Need more power.
it would be cool if a lot of Milwaukee's tools were released to the market. I really wanted a coffee machine and a concrete nailer
Concrete nailer? I didn't think of that one, but I definitely want a roof nailer for sure. Damn Dewalt has had the market by themselves for 2 yrs now
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It would be nice to have a m18 winch
M18 pressure washer like the Worx 40V
That could really come in handy!
The auger, the "Domino" joiner, and the microwave are top on my own list. I'd buy the track saw too!
Good news they already have an M18 fuel track saw in 2022
M18 Radial Arm Saw, yes, you heard it, a radial arm saw is multi functional because you can cross cut massive pieces of lumber and also rip them. Milwaukee can easily incorporate the necessary guards to make it safe to use. Secondly, an M18 portable panel saw that is easily set up on job sites to cut plywood and panel goods. If you're not going to give us a track saw, then the panel saw is he next best thing. p.s. the ones at Home Depot are always broken, so that could be the first place to put a Milwaukee panel saw.
Third vote for a belt sander
Clint keep digging for milwaukee tool leaks
You got it brother 💪
If a snowblower or riding mower comes true it won't look like the "Stanley, Black & Decker, or Husqvarna" models you pictured. It will be the Ryobi 2-stage snowblower and Ryobi Lithium riding mower. The mower may have a Milwaukee pack but the pack is way overbuilt for the Ryobi consumer (read cheap) mower.
I can't believe Milwaukee has yet to come out with a belt sander. I mean when hanging doors that is the go-to tool to grab and anyone who has used a belt sander probably has ran over the cord and we all know what happens next. But still cannot believe Milwaukee has not come out with a belt sander
Agreed brother. I think maybe this year
Have you tried the M18 planer? I hang doors for a living and I use that thing so much.
I'd love it if Milwaukee made the following cordless items:
1. Remote Control Car: The batteries for remote control cars suck. They are a pain to replace/switch out. Imagine how easy it would be for kids...to just grab a battery and drop it in, then when dead, just grab another. Every Milwaukee cordless tool owner would get one for their kid (or themselves, lol)
2.) Pressure washer. Obviously wouldn't match gas power, but it would have its place.
3.) Tailgating blender. I saw a gas one years ago. This would be better. I wouldn't buy one, but a lot of people would. It's a stretch...but...lol.
4.) A Gen 2 stick vac. The one they made is .... too short, doesn't work on any 1/4 inch + carpet, has filter problems.
5.) Propane Heater
6.) Drill Press
7.) Hot Glue Gun. This is long overdue.
8.) Paint Sprayer
9.) Transfer Pump
10.) 18V tire inflator
11.) Air tank/compressor (one that holds air vs. just an inflator)
12.) "Nerf"/dart/foam ball gun.
13.) Scooter
14.) The truck/cars that kids age 3 to 7 ride on/drive around. Imagine...say...the remote control car, the ride on truck, etc....it would get a younger generation understanding/seeing the Milwaukee name...and Milwaukee would start pulling in/educating/brainwashing a customer base at the earliest possible age.
Personally, I think the microwave would be more likely doable with the MX rather than the M18 unless it ran multiple M18 in a series
Maybe they can make a MX power mini fridge to go with a MX powered microwave to keep in the cargo trailer for lunch break
They did showcase an AC microwave running on MX generator!
Could probably make it 36v like the mower 🤔
@@ToolReviewZone this is possible. 36v DC is very similar to 120 AC. This is why metabo did the ac adaptor for there 36v multi volt line.
I already have a Coffee maker from Milwaukee Tool!
Haha I heard it was cordless and brushless!!!
@@petergingerelli1189 YOU KNOW IT, they're working on gen 2 fuel version for me right now!
Fuel the Fuel!
Heard it was a counterfeit 😠🤔
You spray painted the makita coffee maker red and slapped a Milwaukee sticker over the makita logo
Agree Glue gun! Agree roofing nailer! Glad they’re coming out with the lawn mower. Like to see a dethatcher. Good picks. Keep it up.
A sales rep confirmed that a track saw is coming in April
Jump pack / inverter/ battery charger. with the M18. Other companies already make them, just need to pull their battery out and replace it with several M18s. A little circuitry to adjust voltages. How hard can it be?
Got invited to a Milwaukee show I bought their new lawn mower simply love it!
I was asking the sales rep about a track saw he told me they are coming out with one this year!!!
🥰😁
If they want to appeal to carpenters and woodworkers they need a 6” random orbital sander and a 1/2” collet router.
I have the Makita coffee maker and I use it every single day. Milwaukee definitely should make one
How many cups on a 5.0 battery??
Roofing Nailer would be #1 for me. Then the snowblower.
I’d like to see Milwaukee bring back their Infrared Thermal Imager with a color screen.
I want to see a milaukee robot so I don’t have to go to work anymore. Great video bud.
When I'm the hell is Milwaukee going to build a belt sander? I'm going nuts over this one!
A Milwaukee chisel set for wood workers!
Milwaukee needs to do a m12 needle scaler!!! THAT WOUL BE AWESOME!!!
My vote for a roofing nailer. Has to shoot 6 nails rapid then very short pause, then 6 rapid again. Most nails are only 1-1/4” , and max length would be 1-3/4” so should be easily doable with the tech adapted from the framers.
They had a sub surface scanner that could “see” rebar 6” into concrete. If I recall it could detect plumbing and electrical as well.
Great video. Heater, microwave, coffee maker all yes plz
Yeah buddy 👊
Definitely we love you see the AC adapter for m18 tools. Also an upgraded m18 transfer pump
I would love to see an power brush adapter for the trimmer or just a whole dedicated power shovel for snow removal!!
Bought track saw last year from Carson CA home Depot, this tool runs all day on my M18 battery flawless.
Am 90 percent converted to Milwaukee tools, it's the battery life and performance that's amazing.
Bought the set with skill saw, 2 drills and bits.
2022 and running smoothly, will definitely recommend Milwaukee over the others.
Milwaukee should make the track saw then a portable clamping table like Festool makes (with the holes all over the place for clamping down the track) and use it as a modular platform table to lock other stuff like a mitre saw too.
Or alternatively they could also make with pack out style connectors on the base and pack out openings in the bottom of a Miter to lock it into the table!
Ahh, so many good ideas Milwaukee will never make 😂
What's the point of having a track saw when we have tables saws?
@@HerrenGamingNews Portability & safety
I wish Milwaukee can make a pack out charger station w ac-dc /solar panel on it….
Inside 3 m12 and 3 m18 chargers, with 2 usb outlet
Control panel button like 2950-20 but and no volume switch on it
Flat so fun 🤩
Cool ideas 👊👊👊
We need to see the glue gun!!! hopefully there is a temperature hi and low switch
I would love to see a power moving Dolly! I know they have the tech cause they have it on their drain snake.
Would be awesomeness 👌
Coffee maker, C'mon Clint, how do expect me to work all day without my Espresso 😎🛠️😎🛠️😎
Haha, sorry Ted 🤣🤣🤣
Milwaukee needs to figure out a bigger or more efficient battery system for M18, there's more than enough tools that really drain them and certain ones create more of a hassle of swapping batteries than using a cord. Plus I'd like to see Milwaukee run some battery deals, $250 right now for a 12.0 it's ridiculous.
2car batteries for $250...
@@jamesrussell6870 you’re definitely not getting 2 quality car batteries for $250….
Yeah, the track saw would be awesome 👍. Also the coffee maker it would be nice to have it with a microwave, but I'd settle for the coffee maker. Real niiiiice like.
Coming in 2022: Milwaukee MX Microwave: $2,500 with battery kit, $1,200 bare tool.
🤣👊
An M-18 epoxy gun for 210 ml. dual tube glue cartridges. Adhesive in these cartridges is by everyone from auto body shops to farriers.
I really hope Milwaukee releases a lot more mechanic hand tools.
Basically the new snap on but a lot less expensive and they are up to date with brushless motors instead of brushed motor
I think Milwaukee should make a 20" high torque chainsaw .
Your rendering is dope! Really paints a picture of what could be. The power tool companies should race Tesla to the riding mower and other small-medium equipment.
Haha, thanks for the comment brother
I wish they'd make a snowblower. I'd buy it instantly.
Oh that drywall sander would be perfect!!!!
I know bro. I need it right now 🥺
We need a track saw Milwaukee!!! Ive been holding off on the festool in hopes of a Milwaukee tracksaw but I don’t know how much longer I can wait. I want to see them release a track saw with either a buy more/ save more deal or a bundle deal… may be an HD12 battery, a backpack vacuum, and some extension tracks to go up to 8 feet… That would be a sweet package out of the gate!
Isnt the M18 FCSG66 a track saw?
A car battery jump starter would be awesome, so would a battery-powered car jack.
I want to see Milwaukee make a propane heater like Ridgid 18v one would be perfect not having to use a cord to have to run the heater
If milwaukee had a hot glue gun Id have it already. Cmon red! Lets get it done in 2022
Hahaha, agreed brother
Snowblower, Zero-turn mower, Domino joiner, and track saw all things I want lol :D
Track saw is an absolute must
How about a multi bay charger that charges more than one battery at once.
They have a 3 bay rapid charger. I have one. It charges 3 at the same time.
The track saw for sure.
Belt sander would be nice.
Would love a planer like the dewalt 735x but kind of doubt it anytime soon.
Coffee maker for sure. Calling it for this year.
For automotive: as a reference "Air hammer" on the M18 platform
Honestly the one I want the most is the microwave, perfect for the jobsite and would save me lots of money instead of buying lunch 😂
Pressure washer, bandsaw table top,
I would like to see an upgraded m12 fuel right angle impact wrench and just so you know I always SMEEEESH! The like button 😂 love your videos way more than vcg.
Hahahahaha, amazing comment 🤣 👊👊👊🤣
They already have one.
@@truthserum9157 I've only seen the same one that has been out for a couple years are sure you're not thinking of the ratchet or something else?
Coffee maker, roofing nailer, heater, please Santa
I'd love to have an m18 fuel 15 degree coil nailer for siding and fencing.
The Portable Heater Is A GREATTTT IDEA
Warm and toasty 🔥👏
I'd like to see a cordless chisel for an auto mechanic to remove exhaust systems and loosen fly wheels and clutches of sorts...
Hell. Yeah. Brother!
They need to come out with a portable convection oven so that Vance can bake his vegan cookies on the job site.
I wish someone would come out with a cordless hopper to spray texture that would be kick ass.
the m18 fuel multi tool is the most game changing must have tool I've bought in years , the amount of time i spend using it is unreal and after my impact driver is the next go to gadget i own . if i ever left it at home i'd be lost. i don't know how i ever survived without one
The #1 tool to come out should be the MX fuel power tredz dolly for movers and any one who uses a dolly up or down stairs. They could offer several solutions. A basic for the avg person, one for movers with high weight capacities, and one that incorporates the packout stack. Shit that set gets heavy lol
I just saw the tredz for packout use. It got me thinking Milwaukee could design a stair climbing dolly, if anybody could. Their regular hand trucks seem poorly designed. Average to below average. Handy in a pinch, but not made for real work. Beefing up the tredz to handle real weight is a great idea , especially if incorporated onto an actual appliance dolly. I’ve got a stair climbing dolly I’ve had a few years. I’ve delivered up to 44 front load washers and dryers to 3 story apartment buildings. Those things are 300lbs + , but it did it with no problem. Multiple large fridges, no problem. So I know it can be done! And Milwaukee is the company that could do it! They pride themselves on designing products for specific trades, but they are ignoring the people breaking their backs every day. The customers are out there, and Milwaukee needs to up their game on material handling.
@@jray5363 and get back to making things "Heavy Duty" lol. For the price you pay for the MX line, they should have hardly any plastic. If I'm dropping $5k on their tall light, it should all be aluminum and steel parts. Those plastic legs are junk, and the telescopic tower is cheaply built as well. The whole light mount should be aluminum minimum. I hope they make the PowerTreds as a stand alone item!!
Dewalt has a cordless buddy heater, would be cool to see big red do the same. Also a packout coffee maker would be badass! How about an m18 packout refrigerator?
Coffee maker, hands down, this needs to happen. Zero turn and auger would be great, but I want that coffee pot.
As i said in a previous video, all i need are milwaukee semi-automatics and rifles 😎
Then go for a shotgun so you can eat some buckshot😂😂😂😂
@kr4t0s G. Have you seen that handgun that someone Cerakoted to look like a Milwaukee tool? They also did the mags too ;)
@@crazyfvck no but ill look into it. Sounds damn nice. Thanks.
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I want a 30" lawnmower.
Just put a 2000 watt inverter in the van for the microwave and any other tool you need. We use it to drive ground rods. With a chipping hammer
Would love to see a belt sander
they also already ice ice auger kits for the m18 drill so the earth auger would be cool
The battery jump box would be great. I would also be a buyer for a M18 bolt/chain cutter and a m18 hydraulic jack
…for the love of Pete! Get the damn track saw out before I have to go buy the Kreg version and use my M18 saw with it. I’ve been putting off sh*t as long as I can Milwaukee!
Imagine a PACKOUT generator? It would charge overnight and provide all day power. Pretty much a version of the MX generator but in PACKOUT form and powers M18 & M12. 🔥
What about a cordless paint sprayer??
I’d love it if they would release a nibbler. As an HVAC guy it would be nice for cutting in duct runs and also for cutting metal roof decking.
Not sure what you mean by nibler Are you referring cat# 2635-20 double cut shear as a nibbler. Also hvac. Have had this for couple years.
@@monroekunz2070 No, a nibbler is different from shears, I’ve used the shears. They’re not good for metal roof decking, a nibbler has a small “blade” and is in able to cut very tightly.
Guess every time you think you know it all find out you don't. Been in hvac for 40 years never heard of a nibler. Probably own one just have different name for it.
I would think a Milwaukee hot glue gun would seem a bit… “craftsy” for a tool line marketed to professionals.
“Ryobi makes one… “
Ryobi is owned by the same parent company as Milwaukee. The scrapbooking hot glue gun went to the casual DIY’ers who buy Ryobi.
Stud finder would make sense as red lithium battery but we also need battery charger station to also charge these.
1. SHEET sander, 2. Airless paint sprayer 3. Manual stapler
Be great to see M18
Fuel planer
Fuel wall chaser
Camping air inflator
Coffee maker
Fuel drywall sander
Wouldn’t mind buying the Microwave TBH
Definitely would love to see a Milwaukee zero turn
Barrel pump for oil, grease and such. With suitable suction pipes for different barrel sizes.
4,3,and 2 man those would be great. I gotta agree with someone in the comments about a belt sander. And I need an m18 portable pellet grill/smoker so I can make my sweet sweet brisket on the go when I'm working on a project.
Great video. I’d love to see a tool chest with a hutch and a leaf/blower/vacuum/mulcher combo. That would be too amazing!
That microwave better be packout compatible !!!
The jump starter , inflated would be awesome!!👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
What about a battery warmers for the peeps in Canada so that you don't worry about your battery freezing.
How about a 1/2" router? Someone needs to get in that space besides Metabo
Pretty sure Festool has a patent on the Domino, which is why no one else makes one. A biscuit joiner is not even close to same level of joinery as a domino, so maybe at least you could get that.
Yeah, but that why I said style 👊😎
the patent i believe expires this year. then its game on
@@ckcuev I just checked and looks like 2024 is actually when it will expire. Looks like Triton makes a dual dowel joiner tool that's closer to the Domino than a buscuit joiner. Still not quite as good, but closest you'll get. Runs about $230 vs. the Domino 500 at $1,100 or Domino 700 at $1,500. If Milwaukee made a dowel joiner thats a better quality than Triton, I'd say that's a worthy tool to put out.
@@SithLandlord cool. I thought that it was this year. I'll look into the triton. Once it expires I know Dewalt and makita will jump on it real fast.
@@ckcuev hundo P. Just like the Track Saw.
Would love to see a roofing nailer and I would weld a tip for siding