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Help choosing a new cordless combo

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I'm looking at getting a 18v cordless combo. I want a driver/hammer drill, impact driver, torch and maybe a grinder

My question is what brand to get? I would like 3+ amp hour batteries, I can't decide between AEG, makita, Milwaukee or dewalt.

Can any of you guys help? I'm from Sydney Australia if that helps
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I'm looking at getting a 18v cordless combo. I want a driver/hammer drill, impact driver, torch and maybe a grinder

My question is what brand to get? I would like 3+ amp hour batteries, I can't decide between AEG, makita, Milwaukee or dewalt.

Can any of you guys help? I'm from Sydney Australia if that helps


Milwaukee :thumbsup:

Welcome aboard..:thumbup:
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Any reasons for and against? I haven't used Milwaukee or dewalt but I want something I can punish and still go ok
Milwaukee m18 fuel uber alles. Though m12 is good too. :whistling:
My vote goes to Milwaukee.
Black & Decker

You ever see the B&D 20 volt stuff, down under?
Ionspot said:
You ever see the B&D 20 volt stuff, down under?
B & D? Is that for Buy and Dispose?
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I have various milwaukee M18 and M12 tools and there is absolutely nothing that I haven't tried to do with them. Every time I pick one up it amazes me.
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Milwaukee. I've never owned a Default or a Mosquito.
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So where's the cheapest place to buy the Milwaukee combo?
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Anyone like the Panasonic gear?
You ever see the B&D 20 volt stuff, down under?
My first drill was a B&D 24 volt hammerdrill $99 bought it in 2001. That served me well for years. Gave it to a younger coworker in 2010. He used it for about a month. Got some drywall dust in the motor and it locked up. He said the batteries were still strong.

Just before i gave it away I bought a porter cable 18volt for $135. That still runs great as well as the impact and 4 tool combo kit to go with it.
Batteries are still strong and they do everything I ask of them.
Why metabo?
Because they are great tools. They are hard to find here(some are impossible to get) and if it was not the case, milwaukee would lose a lot of sales.
M18 Fuel! Cry once, when you pay for it, and be done!
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