Milwaukee Pick Set Review
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In this video I review my Milwaukee Pick Set. I purchased this set to go with my current set of Kobalt picks. I compare them and show you the difference between the two sets. I definitely like the Milwaukee set better as they are longer and built better.
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Milwaukee Pick Set:
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Pros and Cons of Milwaukee Set:
Pros:
Well built
Affordable
Good length
Comfortable to hold
Cons:
Limited styles
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what is the strength like? do they bend much while using it as a lever? cheers
@scottwalker19
5 жыл бұрын
They are pretty tough. I would not recommend using them as a pry bar or anything but for those situation where you need to use some leverage to get something done they can handle it. They are also built pretty well so if you needed to use them to pull something it does not feel like the metal and handle are going to separate. Thanks for watching!
@adamsheikh1384
5 жыл бұрын
Scott Walker thanks for the reply, im torn between this and just getting a snap on set for only £40 which i believe is around 60 bucks?
@scottwalker19
5 жыл бұрын
I would say it depends on what style of picks you need. The Milwaukee picks are a medium length but if you needed a set of long picks or stubby (short) picks then you would have to go with a different brand. Also I am not sure of the price of the Milwaukee set where you are vs a Snap On set or Matco or Mac
@adamsheikh1384
5 жыл бұрын
Scott Walker basically a milwaukee set is about 30 bucks for me and for double the price i can get a snap on set. I would mainly be using them for unclipping sensors and also removing stuck rocker covers, and gaskets
@adamsheikh1384
5 жыл бұрын
Scott Walker well i would use a scraper for a gasket but you know what i mean!