Tool review to brighten your day!! (Link in top comment)

@MilwaukeeTool

[cwavt]

Love your energy. Wasn't feeling bright today, but you, just reviewing a flashlight made me feel better 😁

[nickjohnson]

My buddy had one of these and lost it one day. Over a year later we were working on the shop truck and found it stuck up under the flatbed and it worked perfectly. Honestly impressed because that year it drove 100k miles doing a big project

[jeepwk.L]

One of these fell from the sky and hit me when I was welding at a steel mill. Love this thing 😂

[larrykeel]

I just came across your channel and I like it a lot thanks for the information on the Pittsburgh harbor freight tools my employer only buys it and I have no problem with them but I didn't know that it's lifetime thanks!

[timpowell]

Cool little flashlight ! And with the magnets on it you don't have to hold it in your mouth while trying to do the job ! Thanks for sharing Sir ✌️❤️🙏

[PhrostyFill]

Ive had this light for about a year now and it has survived almost daily use in an industrial environment.
Dropped it 30 ft about a month ago and it ruined the batteries inside, but after changing them the light still works perfectly.

[tyjosan]

I bought one, was doing exhaust work, left it on frame and drove 3 hours 180 miles and it didn’t fall off… Quality light

[yorselrus]

I dropped that light several times in watery oil bilge. It busted open and took 30 minutes to recover. I thought for sure it was fooked, i cleaned it up, installed new batteries and it still worked like a champ. It lasts a reasonably long time.

[pasquarielloanthony]

I daily carry a rechargeable right angle with a magnetic base. It can charge with usb (or even run off it independently) or you can swap out the 18650 and put a charged one in there real quick. It runs for like 4 hours. My favorite ever.

[brizzle]

Those stick lights are great! I have the red lithium USB version and it is just wonderful because it has all those same features. I have a couple of batteries so it's not a big deal for me. Because I didn't want the expense of the AA on my end so that's why I went that route.

[newhouselockandkey]

I absolutely love these flashlights I have three of them use them when working especially on night time lock outs

[mmix]

I had a friend who in his retirement years got into flashlight making. He held several patents. I got to visit his home and production facility a few times. He helped me understand how critical light color is.
I will say, that milwaukee True View is phenomenal for colors. Complex wiring bundle and need to distinguish purple from red, means you NEED good light.
I would love that light, as long as it was a rechargeable model.

[TylerSmith]

Milwaukee's the best, pretty much the only brand I buy. Expensive but worth the money

[christiancortez]

I always carry this light on me I absolutely love it 💯

[patrickbeck]

Needs to be rechargeable. Just use lights that take 18650s and have a spare battery that you keep charged. If you get a good light that has built in voltage protection, you don't need the over priced cells with built in protection, so good cells can cost like $5 - $8. You can also use the good cells left in a cordless battery packs if the pack goes bad from only a couple of cells dying.

[HepauDK]

Though it doesn't have as many features, I'm pretty happy about the one I have from CAT.

[jake]

I like their head lamp it's my go to

[noodles]

You're right you don't have to wait for it to recharge 🤔 you have to run around for 15 mins looking for a damn AAA battery 😳🤣

[dirtyvinyl]

Milwaukee NOT slapping one of their batteries in a tool they make? Woah gotta get me this unicorn. It’s probably really affordable cause of it.

[lucifer]

A good light, a leatherman, a voltage sniffer, and the trusty 6” knipex cobras saves the miles on the toolbox and the back lugging it around all day 😆