Milwaukee Polisher

[SShine]

I use a Milwaukee, I`ve had it for a couple years. Sure its heavy but I dont get sore or anything, lol. Maybe I`m used to it.

[howareb]

I use a Milwaukee, I`ve had it for a couple years. Sure its heavy but I dont get sore or anything, lol. Maybe I`m used to it.

You are also probably in shape and young.

[Accumulator]

Heh heh, I`m in a *LOT* better shape than I was when I used one as a teenager, but I`m still not gonna heft that thing if there are lighter alternatives :grinno:

[imported_Bence]

Maybe we Europeans are luckier this time: Milwaukee Electric Tool

[SShine]

You are also probably in shape and young.

good point.

[the other pc]

Maybe we Europeans are luckier this time...

What the…?



2.2kg?



How come we can’t get those here?!?!?! Arrrrrrrrrrgh!





PC.

[SShine]

What the…?



2.2kg?



How come we can’t get those here?!?!?! Arrrrrrrrrrgh!





PC.

you think a USDM cord would "lock" onto that?

[imageautodetail]

Heh heh, I`m in a *LOT* better shape than I was when I used one as a teenager, but I`m still not gonna heft that thing if there are lighter alternatives :grinno:

I dont really care who you are, that extra weight is noticable quickly if you are doing a couple decent size paint corrections in a day, you say millwaukee, I say Makita

[SShine]

I dont really care who you are, that extra weight is noticable quickly if you are doing a couple decent size paint corrections in a day, you say millwaukee, I say Makita

I havent used anything else to compare, but I have done exidation removal on 35` boat hulls with it, paint correction on a car doesnt hold a candle to that.



but I am sure something lighter would have been nicer:grinno:

[wannafbody]

What the…?



2.2kg?



How come we can’t get those here?!?!?! Arrrrrrrrrrgh!





PC.

That looks like it weighs half what the US one weighs. Looks similar to a Flex. I wonder who actually manufacturers it?

[jetset4me]

I`m almost 60 and I don`t have any problems handling a Milwaukee and also my family and I have always had American cars. I bought my Cadillac Seville new in 1986 an it stills runs and looks like new. Also, my 1975 Olds Cutlass Rocket 350 has over 240K miles on it and doesn`t use oil. My 2003 Cadillac STS is also a fantastic car. FYI my wife`s Honda Civic is on it`s 3rd engine. The second blew up with 100 miles on it. I earn my money here and I support Americans and it`s products! As far as Japanese having superior technology -it`s overkill. I don`t a sensor on my dash to turn the A/C on. That`s why some of you can`t handle a Milwaukee. Too soft!

[jetset4me]

Sometimes you have to buy foreign because there`s no American equivalent, but I always support American first! That`s why I bought the Flex.

[BigJimZ28]

Sometimes you have to buy foreign because there`s no American equivalent, but I always support American first! That`s why I bought the Flex.

So why do you even need the flex if the Milwaukee is so easy for you to handle?

[Monte78Carlo2k1]

UGH! As much as I love to support local and US companies I hate when people tell you to support US products when they have a house filled with imported goods including the clothes they are wearing, the computer they are typing on to make the post, the furniture they are sitting on, the TV they watch, and so on and so on. It`s ok to buy a Ford Fusion made in Mexico but not a Honda Civic made in Ohio.

Well the money that goes towards the Civic thats made in Ohio doesn`t stay here in the US.



I didn`t know the Flex was made in the US. Then again I don`t know much about it anyways.

[BigJimZ28]

I didn`t know the Flex was made in the US.

it is NOT made in the U.S.A.

that`s why I made a point about him being all pro U.S.A. products then buying a flex