since you guys will argue over anything; Makita or DeWalt

Milwaukee

>>716958125
Interskol.

>>716958167
There's always that one prick...

Mitsubishi

>>716958167
Beat me to it. Milwaukee uber alles.

What is the cheapo harbor freight brand? Chicago Electric or some trash like that.

Dewalt obviously. 20 yrs ago makita were good but brushless motor, Bluetooth battery management, ergonomics...no contest

>>716958125
Husky

>>716958323
Sure sucker. Make sure you buy two so you can use the second one while the first is being repaired for two weeks when it's a month old

>>716958323
Yeah man, when I was an electrician I used Milwaukee and they would hammer through the shittiest baked, petrified wood. I have a porter-cable now and its fairly solid, but its just for the house and doesn't get used to often.

>>716958477
Chainsaws. Quiet child

Festool you faggots.

Festool for fucks sake

>>716958125
Bosch

>>716958604
festool is great but overpriced

only buy it if its a router or router table

>>716958167
Underrated post.
Milwaukee is the tits.

>>716958125
I use Ryobi because i'm a poor fag and I like the color green.

black n decker

>>716958679
bosch is crap tbh
pay a bit extra to get a dewalt, makita or metabo

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>>716958831
Beat me to it

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>>716958831
future garbage

>>716958542
Milwaukee is pretty much the gold standard for professional grade cordless power tools. Sure every now and then you might get a dud, but that will happen with literally every brand, more so with the shitter brands (ryobi, porter cable, etc)

Of the two listed, Dewalt, but I would rather buy Milwaukee than use Dewalt tools someone gave to me.

>>716958831
I use Ryobi battery tools because they are cheap and hold up to the abuse I put them through pretty well. If I do destroy it, it's cheap to replace. I also like that Ryobi and rigid have stuck with 18 volt unlike everyone else who keeps upping the battery voltage every other year.

Dwalt all day

>>716958843
b&d is expensive junk

>>716959029
Most tool brands are expensive junk now days.

>>716958125
Bosch

i have about all different brands (makita, dewalt, metabo, hitachi) and prefer makita because of their ergonomics
dewalt often has some more punch in it but are loud as hell ond just not as comfy as the makita

>>716958125
Dewalt

>>716959029
yeah, expensive junk that lasts years

>>716958125
I I have no need for screw drivers anon
I just craft my items from a huge peice of using only a hammer and chisel

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ИЭ-1035ЭУ2
Made in USSR, 1987
Reliable like a tank. Sounds like one too. Vibrates so hard it takes three men to operate it. Can be used as a backup power source for a small village in case of a nuclear winter. Equipped with electric plug made of liquid metal which fits into any power socket in existence as well as any of the non-existent ones. Drills through the fabric of the universe itself.

>>716959737
is it a harder metal than diamond?

>>716959649
if you dont take them out of the box

>>716959791
dude diamond is a silicium

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Personally I prefer a good elmo over any of that bob the builder bullshit, but hey that's just a working man's opinion.

>>716958753
I like their ROS's a lot too. The small one is affordable.

>>716958125

Harbor Freight.

>>716958167
came into thread to say this, leaving satisfied

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neither

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>Makita
>Dewalt
You fucking plebs.

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Hilti you buttholes

How is this even an argument? dewalt is the clear winner, nobody makes tools like them. They may be expensive but they last forever

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I prefer dewalt but both are good

>>716960252
beat me to it god damnit
my nigga

>>716960152
>LED drill

>>716958167
this best impact driver I've ever had just bought the new brushless drills

makita have some shady battery drm practices. wanted a new one for my jigsaw, so i thought i'd upgrae to the 4.0ah battery. the guy in te store did his best to try to sell me an entirely new saw, said this one wouldn't fit my older model.
I cut away a single plastic tab and it fits, three years later still working fine

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>>716960280
makita all the way

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>>716958125

noobfag here, and I happen to need to buy a driller.

the only thing I know is that Makita is top tier and that Ryobi and Skil are shit tier (which may be just fine for me btw).

Need some serious info on DeWalt, FarTools, Milwaukee and other decent brands, how would u rate em ? which should be avoided ?

>>716959920
underrated post.

>>716960252
>>716960275
overpriced crap. Hilti is only good from T6 upwards

>>716960629
How much drilling do you do?

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>>716960275
Hilti tools are the shit
>mfw fucking casuals argue which piece of shit tool is less crap

carpenter here. makita for cordless tools any day of the week. but for miter box circular saw and jig saw id say dewault

>>716960629
depends on how often you use it. You don't need a drill for 250+ if you only need it once a year

>>716958125
Well, as long as they are not made in China then they are good enough for me.

if you want to use it professionally, buy dewalt, makita, panasonic milwaukee or bosch (blue, green is diy tier)
if you're a hobbyist, ryobi is fine

>>716961000
>2016
>power tools made in murrica
>huee

>>716960827
Not much yet, but I just moved into a new flat and will have to get a whole new kitchen and some other stuff. There's plaster on the walls.

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>>716959920
This guy knows.

Blue bosch series

/thread

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Hilti tools don't overheat, can withstand high impact when being dropped, get exchanged within hours by your local agent if they really should break down and are simple better than anything else on the market.
If you're in the industry there's literally no reason not to spend the extra buck. It'll save you time and by that money.

>>716960827
Get a cheaper one. For what you're doing it will last you a long time.

>>716961221
>dropping a hilti tool

nigger what are you doing

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>>716958125
Rigid > Bosch > DeWalt > Makita

Milwaukee or older Craftsman. I used grandpas old craftsman 12v for 10 years after he died, until it fell off a deck and hit cement 20ft below.

>>716961270
A workmate once dropped a Hilti drill from over 40 feet and it still worked, just had minor scratches.

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>>716958448
This

>>716958125
My work tools are all Makita, the other journeymen use Dewalt, and our company has an endless supply of old milwaukee stuff.

>>716958167
this anon knows

>>716961061
idc if they are in america, just as long as not made in china

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>>716958125
DeWalt. More torque. Better customer service. Batteries don't change from generation to generation.

>>716958125
As a tradesman
DeWalt or Porter Cable for cordless. I use PC because they're lighter and faster. I don't drop my shit but if I did DeWalt is tougher but $$$

>>716958945
kek phasers on stun

>>716958831
In my shop, we have/had four Ryobi drills. Three of them became stuck going in only 1 direction, of which two of them were under 6 months old.

Ryobi is crap.

>>716958125
Rigid

Fein master race

>>716958167
Suuuup. Das good shit mayne

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>>716959920
True American Worker detected

>>716960252
Mah man

>>716961446
doesn't surprise me hilti is really fucking robust
just all around top tier tools

>>716961506
That's a shovel, not a popsicle

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>>716958125

Dewalt because it's the color of bees. Bees neva lose

Use em both. Makita sucks. Dewalt r slightly better. Porter cable and bosh tools r better

Dewalt because it has by FAR the better battery flexibility

>>716958125
For 99% of the people who use cordless drills a $20 Black & Decker is perfectly sufficient. Everything else is just money wasted.

>>716961000
Trips of truth.

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>>716959920

>>716958125

Hilti

>>716958125
Is it an argument? Dewalt hands down

>>716958125
DeWalt for the win
Most use and durability
Batteries are universal for just about every tool
I would know
I'm a Mexican who likes cheap shit

>>716958125
makita shit will never break

dewalt 20v, milwaukee 12v

>>716959737
I've actually used one of these. Had to make holes in metal for elevtrical cabeling. Almoust lost both my hands from wrist when it twisted from stucking to metal.

>>716958167
The Milwaukee Fastback is the best fucking utility knife ever made.

My dubs

Makita for the win. They hold up much better. But DeWalt is still good.

>>716958167
Came here to post this

Bosch

construction workers represent

>>716960629
Ryobi is cheap, and often puts out sweet package deals to reel in noobs on their cordless kits. Once you have one battery set, you tend to buy that brand from then on so all your batteries are interchangeable. Their tools are good enough for light use too, so snagging one of those specials might suit you just fine. If you're going to go pro or high-grade DIY, they might be below your desired quality level.

Makita and Milwaukee are solid, reliable tool brands and I have no complaints about either one for any product I have used. Milwaukee "Hackzall" mini-sawzalls are the shit for crude cuts in odd spaces on any material and I haven't seen an equivalent in any other brand.

DeWalt tools are the most expensive you'll see at Lowe's/Home Depot. They also tend to be very full-featured, rugged, and high-power. My crew has a DeWalt jigsaw that's almost old enough to vote, and we are not kind to anything we use. Only downside other than cost is that they're often heavier than other brands, and some of them can be annoying to use in odd spaces for extended periods. Their portable table tools are pretty portable, though. We haven't bought any other brand of those since before I joined the crew.

I'm not sure how extensive Ridgid's tool line actually is, but it's our go-to choice for vacuums and skil saws. Ridgid tools are not super nice, but incredibly hardy and keep kicking long after they stop working like new. And relatively cheap.

Oh, and for hammers, flatbars, and the like, I'm quite partial to Estwing. They invented the one-piece hammer design and nobody does it better. Indestructo-tools.

>>716958125
Chicago Electric for the win.

>>716966253
lol

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a real man uses his barehands