M12 Stubby 6.0 vs. Snap-on CT-9010 - Compact or Mid-Torque Impact?

How much power does the Milwaukee M12 Stubby Impact gain from a 6.0Ah battery? Is it enough power to beat the brand new Snap-On CT-9010 Mid-Torque impact wrench? Our testing will tell the tale.
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[robertortega]

I have a friend who is a huge snap on fan and I sent him this video and now he’s mad at me lol

[michaeldempsey]

Is it just me or does the snap on remind me of a black and decker design...

[keith_hudson]

Even at 200 and 250 the FapOff wasn't nearly as fast as the Milwaukee.

[Krillekris]

That was awesome. I have the 3/8" stubby, never thought that it is that capable. This is mid torque performance in a small form factor.

[jaybone]

I feel naked in the shop without my stubby on meh 🤣 gotta keep that thang on me 😉

[gang]

I was looking at the M12 Stubby for quite a while, and your video convinced me to order the Stubby kit. I'm glad I did. I just did struts change on my Murano, and the Stubby removed rusty nuts and bolts with ease. The Stubby feels light but powerful.

[melsmobileservices]

It's just embarrassing for those crap-on

[caps]

I love how almost no one pulls out the m18 compact for these. They grab the m12 stubby and just go to town. It’s like they know the m18 version is just unfair 😂 Milwaukee is gonna take over snap on at this rate

[TheGettyAdventures]

Snap-On is going through an adaptor which will make a difference. I personally own the stubby Milwaukee and Its incredible. I would never pay for a Snap-On electric tool but that adaptor doesn't make a level playing field.

[abdulelkhatib]

It's amazing how the Milwaukee took the snapons lunch money then beat it and took it out into the desert and shot it.
Lets not forget snap on stuff is over priced especially electric tools and their beat by some thing less than half price. Now I feel snap on is just surviving on their reputation.

[chillinforever]

lol just bought the 9010, definitely taking it back and getting the M12 .

[roberts.]

This reminds me of when the Nissan GTR came out and started beating everything 3x pricier.

[pepepepepe]

With all the different tools Milwaukee offers, can't see why you'd even consider a snap on.

[mattfinlay]

Just ordered my stubby, can't wait till it gets here and starts making my life a whole lot easier

[crisphol]

Wow... Such a disappointment from Snap-on, it's like thier not even trying and obviously they don't care... What a joke they are becoming

[FranksShitBoxCollection]

I do metal framing and after 4 years my 18V DeWalt 3 speed brushless impact finally gave out on me and I was considering buying the newest version of it but my batteries are also on their way out. I think this video convinced me to go Milwaukee and give the DeWalt stuff to my dad.

[GamingWithWolf]

The stubby was my first tool got it as a gift and has never failed me going 2 years strong

[kylefleming]

Thanks for all of your reviews. Because of your reviews, I have now invested in the Milwaukee High Torque 1/2 impact, Milwaukee 3/8 right angle impact (honestly the most amazing tool I have ever used), and the Milwaukee 3/8 extended reach electric socket wrench. Milwaukee is simply making the best power tools right now and it’s really not that close. Plus when you factor in the 5 year warranty, the value per dollar is just immense. I would love to see a comparison between DeWalt, Makita, Bosch and Milwaukee impacts (high, mid, low) with one winner being crowned. Doing your typical righting loosening tests, plus comparing tool only costs (torque per dollar), size/weight comparison, and warranty comparison would make for a great battery of tests. I have heard good things about Makita/Bosch but have never used them. Thanks for all of these great videos!

[Amcchun]

This channel is one of the best tool review channels on YouTube. Thanks for the high quality content!

[battlebornshooters]

All my power tools Milwaukee snap on is a joke compared to Milwaukee power tools