Awesome Hidden Feature Milwaukee Tool Accessory!

Awesome Hidden Feature Milwaukee Tool Accessory!

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[Cutlass]

I love Milwaukee but I've been using DeWalt bit holders on my Milwaukee drill/impact with the same sleeve forever.

[jamesmocharski]

DeWalt has had them for a very long time. It’s nice to see Milwaukee coming out with one as well!

[chrishagreen]

I've been using those for about 30yrs

[hulkhuggett]

I've been using these (any brand) for decades. I'm always surprised more people don't use them. I feel handicapped without it.

[johnhejl]

Calm down bro. Been using those bit sleeves for dang near 20 years.😂

[Axle-Mackwithasinglestack]

I've been using magnetic slid tips for years. I'm 35 and started working in construction at 16, but the only thing that has been improved is the fact they don't hold up with the use of an impact gun. Standard drill yes. But the ring that's spring loaded, that holds the sliding extension on. Gets weak from the impacts and eventually the sleeve falls off, leaving you without a sleeve. Also they are fairly weak and bend easily if dropped

[GT_]

That thing is a gift from heaven for mechanics. Comes in handy for those hard to reach areas of ALL automobiles.

[Rob-tveq]

That dewalt max fit bit the yellow one is honestly better and I’m a Milwaukee guy

[chuckdog]

It’s nice to see Milwaukee producing something that everyone else has been producing for decades.

[Bobbycarti]

I found this sleve 6 months ago by itself and it's been great. Don't kill my fingers anymore after slipping

[winstoncaddle]

these have been out over 20 years and yes excellent invention!!!

[brucedale]

Makita has been making them for decades!

[marcosmejias]

They have been around a long time, the sleeve on the extension. It's a literal Godsend

[vanossr]

Dude are you for real right now. This shit been out for decades

[isaaczimmerman]

I have a couple of these and they're extremely useful with slotted screws. If you've ever tried to remove a bunch of slotted screws with a drill or impact, they always walk if they aren't perfectly centered. If you get your bit positioned in the slot and hold the sleeve on your part/wall, the sleeve keeps the bit from wandering. I repair and restore wooden boats and a lot of the older boats have slotted screws and I can't risk the bit slipping and possibly damaging the part that's held by the screw. 10/10 always in my bit set and well worth having

[mikeznel]

I bought that and will never buy anything else now. I only use the m12 impacts because they’re lighter and last just as long as a heavier m18 for what I do. The bit kit is my go to. Easy to store and it has the hex in it incase you ever need to screw something without a driver or screwdriver. I’ve found myself in that situation many times in life.

[matthewcranney]

Nothing new, most kits for joiners have had them in for the last 20 years.
But Milwaukee do forget to mention some features on kit. Like the single blade knife that does have storage for one blade. Not mentioned anywhere.

[roanauthor]

This video makes you sound like one of those office worker, but yep they're pretty cool 🤣😂

[minhdangoz]

I have one of those but I didn't know how to use until I saw this reel

[JoeZasada]

I use one of those too. Once you do, it's hard to go back to without