Ask a Bosch/Wera fanboy anything. No, I'm not German.

>>1156621
Could you just stop making worthless threads?

>>1156621
no one cares, when you make your own tools then come back

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>>1156621
how do i stop drinking?

it's starting make my dick flaccid.
no joke i can't go a weekend without pounding 60 beers.

i beat my wife one time, and then threw a brick at my dog.

i'm alone now. probably for the best.

she has a restraining order and won't let me see my child.

how could someone do that to the father of their child?

it's not fair.

i might kill myself one day.

>>1157185
Drinking is healthy and improves the economy, do continue it.

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>he shills for free

>>1157524
I wouldn't mind getting paid.

>>1156621
Why is Bosch plastic junk that breaks after a short time

>>1157544
This isn't the Dewalt/Milwaukee thread

>>1157544
I'm not op and definitely not a shill but I bought a bosch angle grinder a couple months ago, this week it fell 7 ft straight into rock ground, it hit the metal front. I literally thought I just had lost $60. I plugged it and was working perfectly and just had a small dent.

It's obviously not proof of anything but I was positively impressed .

>>1157595
People aren't joking when they say Bosch blues (especially the ones still made in Germany) are built like tanks, there's a good reason they're used more than even Makita here in Europe in construction.

>>1157567
Nah, its the Bosch Skil thread which is why the post was accurate.
My boss has cordless Bosch drills, and the chucks are fucking dogshit.

Once you spend enough money on something, you have to delude yourself that its not shit

>>1157618
Tell your boss to buy a drill with a metal instead o plastic chuck.

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>bosch anything

Performance wise they aren't the best, lagging with brushless adoption but damn if they're not sturdy, I threw my old 18v GSR into shin deep mud and it still worked fine.

>>1157595

I dropped my black and Decker grinder from 8ft once and I thought I lost $25 but it turned out alright. No dent or anything.

>>1158041
>B&D grinder

How does it feel to fear losing your life while working?

>>1157620
Plastic chucks are fine for cheap shit and casual use, like the overpriced Psr 12, that's both popular AND shit

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Why not festool

>>1158244
Feels rather cheap like Ryobi.

>>1158244
Not worth it outside of sanders/routers

>>1158290
They make a mean tracksaw
pretty much everything else isnt worth it

>>1156621
OP here, I got a Makita DHP481RTJ too, it cost me more than half of the stuff in the picture.