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Brand: MILWAUKEECat. No.: MIWK-3707 / 4932471274The angle attachment is a useful tool for screwing or drilling in confined, hard-to-reach areas. Impact rating: suitable for use with the latest 18 V impact drivers, as well as cordless drivers up to 226 Nm and up to 3,600 rpm. Internal SHOCK ZONETM and advanced gear design for excellent power transmission and impact resistance. For all 1/4" screwdriving and drilling accessories. Very compact design: only 36 mm high and a true 90° angle, allowing access to tight spaces. Ergonomic rubber coating for safe and comfortable operation. The package includes the angle adapter and the following bits: 1 x PH2, 1 x PZ1, 2 x PZ2, 1 x PZ3, 1 x TX10, 1 x TX15, 1 x TX20, 1 x TX25, 1 x TX30...

Description:Shockwave MIWK-2314 / 4932430904 Impact Bit Set - 15 pcs. Magnetic case.Bits:PH1 - 1 pc. PH2 - 2 pcs. PZ1 - 1 pc. PZ2 - 2 pcs. PZ3 - 1 pc. TX10 - 1 pc. TX15 - 2 pcs. TX20 - 2 pcs. TX25 - 1 pc. TX30 - 1 pc. Dimensions: L (working length) = 15 mm, L = 25 mm. Magnetic bit holder - L 60 mm..

Milwaukee SL Flathead Screwdriver, 1.6 x 10 x 200 mm • Blade length: 200 mm • Blade thickness: 1.6 mm • Blade width: 10 mm • Screwdriver tip type (extended): SL 1.6 x 10..

Milwaukee 4932492508 BitsDescription: The Milwaukee 4932492508 bit set is designed for professional use, ensuring convenience, durability, and easy tool organization. The four-sided design of the sockets ensures a secure grip and reduces the risk of slipping during use. Each size is clearly stamped for quick and easy visibility, making it easy to select the right socket. The chrome-plated finish provides exceptional protection against corrosion and facilitates cleaning, ensuring a long service life for the sockets even under heavy-duty conditions. The set comes with a convenient storage rail that helps keep tools organized and prevents the loss of sockets. This makes the set an ideal choice for both professionals and DIYers looking for reliability and practicality. Technical specifications:Height: 44 mmLength: 273 mmWidth: 37 mmDrive: 3/8"Quantity per package: 10 pcsSet includes:5/16", 3/8", 7/16", 1/2", 9/16", 5/8", 11/16", 3/4", 13/16", 7/8"..

Milwaukee Splitting Axe 66 cm, 2700 g, 4932498629 Milwaukee article number 4932498629 is a splitting axe measuring 66 cm overall and weighing around 2.7 kg. The head is forged steel, the handle has a full metal core, and a sheath for the edge is included. A splitting axe, not a felling axe The difference between the two lies in the head geometry and it decides what the tool is good for. A felling axe has a thin wedge that cuts across the wood fibres. A splitting axe has a thicker, wedge-shaped profile that does less cutting and more forcing the round apart from the inside, separating it along the grain. That is why it looks blunter - deliberately so: a thin, keen wedge would bury itself in the round instead of splitting it. Forged head The head is forged rather than cast. Forging densifies the steel and aligns its grain to the shape of the part, giving higher resistance to cracking under impact. The edge is precision-bevelled - on a splitting axe it is not razor sharp, but it must be even along its whole length, or the axe veers to one side on impact. Handle with a metal core The handle has a full metal core that resists bending. The reason is specific, and anyone who has split firewood knows it: on an overstrike, the round hits not the head but the handle directly beneath it. On a wooden handle, that is the single most common way an axe is broken. A metal core absorbs the blow. Over it sits a rubber overmould that both keeps your hand from slipping and absorbs some of the shock. 66 cm - what that covers 66 cm is the middle size: long enough for a proper two-handed swing, but shorter and more manageable than a full-length 90 cm splitter. It suits firewood of ordinary diameter, work on a block, and situations where the axe has to be carried - longer models are awkward to transport. For knotty timber and very thick rounds, a longer handle delivers more momentum. Splitting safely Always split on a substantial block, never on the ground or on concrete - striking a hard surface damages the edge and ricochets are dangerous. Stand so that an overstrike sends the axe away from your legs. Wear eye protection: splitting throws splinters and bark. Store the axe with the sheath fitted - not only for safety but to stop the edge being nicked against other tools. Technical specifications ManufacturerMilwaukee Article number4932498629 TypeSplitting axe Overall length66 cm (660 mm) WeightApproximately 2,700 g HeadForged steel, precision-bevelled edge HandleFull metal core, bend resistant GripWear-resistant rubber overmould Supplied withSheath for the edge UseSplitting firewood Questions and Answers What is the difference between a splitting axe and a felling axe? A felling axe has a thin wedge and cuts across the grain. A splitting axe has a thicker wedge profile that forces the round apart along the grain. It looks blunter on purpose - a thin, keen wedge would bury itself instead of splitting. Why does the handle have a metal core? Because of overstrikes. On those, the round hits the handle just below the head - the most common way a wooden handle breaks. A metal core absorbs that blow, and it is the reason an axe like this lasts for years. What size of wood does it suit? 66 cm is the middle size - right for firewood of ordinary diameter and a two-handed swing. For knotty timber and very thick rounds a 90 cm handle carries more momentum, at the cost of being harder to carry. Is a sheath included? Yes - a sheath for the edge is supplied. Store the axe with it fitted, not only for safety but to keep the edge from being nicked against other tools. Does it need sharpening? A splitting axe is not kept razor sharp - what matters is that the edge is even along its length. A nicked or distorted edge makes the axe veer on impact; restore it with a file, not an abrasive wheel, which overheats and softens the steel. What should I split on? Always a substantial block - never the ground or concrete. Striking a hard surface damages the edge, and ricochets are dangerous. Stand so that an overstrike sends the axe away from your legs. Is eye protection necessary? Yes. Splitting throws splinters and bark, and with seasoned timber they leave at speed. Glasses are the minimum; gloves additionally reduce blisters and the chance of the handle slipping. ..

MILWAUKEE Chisel Stone 1.36 kg..

Milwaukee 4932471068 CartDescription: The Milwaukee 4932471068 Tool Case Cart is a cart for modular tool cases that is part of the Packout modular storage system. It is equipped with durable wheels that ensure smooth rolling, even when transporting heavy loads. It includes 1 locking brake that prevents accidental movement of the cart and ensures stability during use. This is especially useful when placing or removing boxes and bags from the Packout system. The cart features 2 side latches that allow for easy attachment of boxes and bags from the Packout series.Technical specifications:Brand: Milwaukee;Main material: plastic;Load capacity: 113 kg;Number of wheels: 4;Dimensions (H x W x L): 193 x 620 x 480 mm https://youtu.be/d-z81Wumeug..

Milwaukee 4932399234 ChainsawDescription: The Milwaukee 4932399234 tile chisel is designed for quick and efficient removal of ceramic tiles and plaster. It is made of high-quality material with a reinforced cutting edge, ensuring high wear resistance and a long service life even with intensive use. The specially curved design and optimal working angle allow for easy penetration beneath the material and more effective removal of tiles and plaster from walls, reducing the effort required and increasing productivity during demolition work. Technical specifications:Length: 300 mmWidth: 80 mmChuck: SDS-Max..