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Milwaukee announced their first more traditional standalone sander and it’s a brushless one. It’s the M12 Fuel Orbital Detail Sander 2531-20. It is scheduled to launch August 2022 as a … Continue Reading →
Milwaukee has announced new M12 Redlithium High Output batteries and a new Redlithium USB stick light! Disclosure: This is not a review, this is tool news. Tool Craze cannot guarantee the … Continue Reading →
Ryobi recently announced a new 18 volt cordless hand vac and it’s the One+ powered brush hand vacuum PCL700. Other model numbers are the PCL700B as a baretool and PCL700K … Continue Reading →
Milwaukee recently announced a new cordless power tool that many fans have been asking for, it’s the Milwaukee M18 FUEL 6-1/2” Plunge Track Saw 2831-21. Disclosure: This is not a review, … Continue Reading →
Milwaukee announced a new power source that provides 15amps of AC power to run your corded power tools. It is the Milwaukee M18 CARRY-ON 3600W/1800W Power Supply 2845-20. Disclosure: This is … Continue Reading →
Milwaukee has recently announced all new updates to their flagship 18V and 12V drills and impacts with new Fuel models! That means a new M18 Fuel drill, hammer drill, and … Continue Reading →
Milwaukee has announced that they expanded the modular pipeline inspection system with two new inspection reels, the Milwaukee M18 200’ Mid Stiff Pipeline Inspection Camera 2975-22 and the Milwaukee M18 … Continue Reading →
Milwaukee introduces a new cordless nibbler to their 12 volt line with the M12 Fuel 16 gauge variable speed nibbler 2476-20. It is stated to launch August 2022 for $229 … Continue Reading →
Milwaukee introduces their fastest cutting, longest lasting reciprocating saw blades with their new The Wrecker with Nitrus Carbide blades! Disclosure: This is not a review, this is tool news. Tool Craze … Continue Reading →
Milwaukee has announced a new cordless M18 orbital 1/4″ sheet sander model 2649-20 that they say offers the lowest vibrations and best dust collection in its class. Disclosure: This is not … Continue Reading →