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Milwaukee Multi-tool and Battery System Overview

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What happens here

The presenter demonstrates the Milwaukee multi-tool, showcasing attachments such as a weed eater head, an edger, and a hedge trimmer. He then clarifies Milwaukee's battery system: M12 (12-volt) and M18 (18-volt) batteries represent the 'engine size,' while the amp-hours (5Ah, 9Ah, 12Ah) signify the 'fuel tank size.' A key benefit of Milwaukee's system is that batteries are interchangeable across all their tools within the same voltage platform (e.g., any M18 battery works with any M18 tool).

Goal: Understand the Milwaukee multi-tool system, its attachments, and the brand's battery technology.

Tools and materials

  • Edger attachment Milwaukee — Edging lawns as an interchangeable attachment
  • Hedge trimmer attachment Milwaukee — Trimming hedges as an interchangeable attachment
  • Milwaukee chargers Milwaukee — Charging Milwaukee batteries
  • Milwaukee Multi-tool Milwaukee — Demonstrating the system's capabilities and power head
  • Weed eater attachment Milwaukee — Trimming weeds as an interchangeable attachment

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it just don't do it okay this is the new Milwaukee multi-tool and this just came out this year so you got weed eater with it well now wait a minute all these are extra right right right right right right so you got a weed eater a bad edger which that's another once or twice a year attachment yeah but but yeah when you got it is these sidewalks Haeju out your driveways I doubt your garden beds so I mean you know what that's not a bad thing to have I mean we've got a dedicated edger so it's good to have here's another one this is a hedge trimmer and now also Milwaukee makes good stuff and money again Frankie was a Dewalt guy right yeah so electric ones what is your opinion oh you're straightforward honest opinion of Iraqis keeping up with the times to it I mean they'd be there they're putting out stuff you know where I think everybody's trying to follow him so when you say they're keeping up with the times let's let's be let's clarify that things more I mean the batteries are better yeah and before the batteries you just actually basically be I got but batteries are good so they now power different sizes of the batteries that is nice you know the power of them let's just clarify a few things they've got m12 battery and that is the size of the engine so the 18 volt let me see where we go what's their goal charge yeah all right so you got an 18 volt battery and you got a 12 volt battery with the Milwaukee platform and think of that as the size of the Yeah right it's like the size of the engine in your car this is the size of the engine running the tool now you've got a 5 amp hour battery you got a 9 amp hour battery and don't they also have a 12 we grab the 12 out of there Frankie so let's help these guys under say think of that as the size of the fuel tank that's how many gallons of gas you're getting out of it okay so we're gonna define this these all are the same power yeah they're going to any tool and you know but this this battery here won't give you the amount of runtime that that battery and the end will give you that's the difference so the volts is the size of the engine wait a minute is that right the volts 58 yes 18 volts is the size of the engine thank you and the five amp power 9 amp hour or 12 amp hours besides the fuel tank want to try to understand these battery technology better this is the m12 so this is the small smallest engine Milwaukee makes but this has got a bigger gas tank this 4 amp hour than this to damn power that's the difference…

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