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Lengthen Tool Life with Milwaukee Parts and Accessories

Posted By the_tool On 2:33 PM 2 comments

When it comes to manufacturer enthusiasm and loyalty, Milwaukee tool owners are some of the most devoted customers around.
Homeowners and professionals with strong brand preferences often show their appreciation by displaying their favorite tool company logo for all to see. A cool sign in the garage and a of couple stickers for the work truck and tool boxes are usually all it takes for most us make a statement.
But posters and bumper stickers sometimes just aren't enough for fans of Milwaukee tools. Thanks to the "Milwaukee Ink" section on their website, Milwaukee tool buffs can now show off how they've taken their support to a more personal and . . . permanent level by posting pictures of their Milwaukee logo tattoos.
Milwaukee Logo
The performance of Milwaukee's heavy duty, long lasting, time tested lines of power tools helps to explain what might inspire someone to brandish the electric-looking logo on their skin.
Many tool users spend every day working closely with the equipment that makes their jobs possible. And when it comes to professional crafts and trades, a good tool company's products can stay with a user just as long (and as a permanently) as a body decoration. To put it simply, great tools become a part of us over time.
Milwaukee has been busy responding to customer expectations by innovating their tools to match the permanency of their customer's loyalty.
Here are some new Milwaukee tool parts and accessories on the market that give value back to users:
  • The new Milwaukee Shockwave drill bits and impact driver accessories are designed for up to ten times the life of conventional bits!
A "shockzone" taper in the bits allows for flexibility that makes them less brittle, while the bits' heat treated steel further strengthens them against breaking.
Milwaukee Shockwave Drill AccessoriesMilwaukee Shockwave Logo
Forged steel heads and their other features make them perfect for high stress impact driving.
  • To update their V28 series of cordless power tools released in 2005, Milwaukee has also released the new M28 Li-Ion battery and new M28 cordless tool line.
M28 BatteryMilwaukee Cordles Drill Parts
The M28 batteries (pictured above with an M28 drill/driver) include several improvements upon the old V28 models.
Advanced electronics in the M28 optimize battery charging and overall life. The M28 has the same convenient lighting features included on the V28 that display battery charge, and, best of all, they are completely compatible with the old V28 cordless tools!
This means that V28 Milwaukee tool owners can upgrade the performance of their investments with confident cross-compatibility.
eReplacementParts.com also goes out of its way to help dedicated tool users get the most out of their products.
Our website's information tools put the power of professional tool repair in the hands of every user. Use our Milwaukee tool parts breakdown diagrams, smart search features, and detailed parts pages for accurate parts matching.
Milwaukee Parts Diagram
Also, our Tool Repair Articles section is a database of specific, professional quality repair instructions, advice, and demonstration videos for tools of all brands, including Milwaukee.
For example, take a look at our article (and video) on "How to Change the Milwaukee Sawzall QUIK-LOK Blade Clamp Assembly."
Like the Milwaukee company, we're determined here at eReplacementParts to help tool owners stay on the job. Our professional level parts replacement and repair help can improve upon the service life of even the industry's toughest machines.

New Line of Tools from Milwaukee!

Posted By the_tool On 8:03 AM 0 comments

11-in-1-screwdriver
The company’s pedigree has always been power tools for plumbers, electricians, and HVAC professionals. But now the makers of the Sawzall are branching out with hand tools.

Wire-stripperMilwaukee Electric Tool just announced a new line of hand tools that will be launched in April. The first batch of tools includes a screwdriver, a pair of utility knives, and a drywall saw. The 11 in 1 ($15) screwdriver includes the company’s ECX bits, which are mean to drive the specialty screws found in electrical boxes, outlets, and conduit couplers and includes the usual cast of characters: two Philips bits, two slotted, two ECX bits, and three nut drivers. The last two features speak directly to electricians: a built in wire stripper on just above the handle and a hole to bend wires up to 12 gauge before hooking up outlet boxes. Read Norm's tips on using screwdrivers correctly here.

The new utility knives ($15 and $17) are designed to be opened faster, with thin bodies that make storage easier. These too have an integrated wire stripper. The drywall saw ($15) incorporates holes along in the 6-inch blade that act as a rasp to expand or smooth cut outs.

Fastback-utility-knife

Drywall-knife
New tools along within the screw driving and saw platforms will be released in the third quarter of 2010.