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No Makita on there?
I used to use all Makita LXT, for years and years. It was good stuff, but sold it all and switched to Milwaukee M12.. which I like even more. Probably >30% of trades guys I see around here use Makita.
I used to use all Makita LXT, for years and years. It was good stuff, but sold it all and switched to Milwaukee M12.. which I like even more. Probably >30% of trades guys I see around here use Makita.
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Do a search. There are probably 2,000 threads on this topic.
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You included Craftsman, Black & Decker and Ryobi but left out Makita and Bosch.
That's not true. Rigid makes good professional grade tools. Most guys I know use and prefer DeWalt for some reason, I've never been a fan.
Nope, can't recall that being discussed here... :whistling2:Both
I use both Milwaukee and Dewalt. Milwaukee 12V tools (hammer drill, Hakzall, Brushless impact, 12V oscillating tool). Dewalt: I use the 20V cordless vac for clean up (works great and no cords to worry about). I also have the brushless 20V max drill and it has not failed me once. Everyone says that having two brands of tools is a waste because of the batteries being different. In my case though I have no problem using both brands on jobs. So no problem here using two brands, regardless of the majority of people sticking with Milwaukee. If you use something and it holds up with the work you do and makes you money in the process I would say that you are doing something right.
I use both Milwaukee and Dewalt. Milwaukee 12V tools (hammer drill, Hakzall, Brushless impact, 12V oscillating tool). Dewalt: I use the 20V cordless vac for clean up (works great and no cords to worry about). I also have the brushless 20V max drill and it has not failed me once. Everyone says that having two brands of tools is a waste because of the batteries being different. In my case though I have no problem using both brands on jobs. So no problem here using two brands, regardless of the majority of people sticking with Milwaukee. If you use something and it holds up with the work you do and makes you money in the process I would say that you are doing something right.
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