Choosing a Tool Brand is an expensive decision, and it pays to get it right.
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Flex is dead btw
I used to have Dewalt, then worked at a heavy equipment shop that had all Milwaukee. The Dewalt used to have a great line years ago, but now they have struggled quit a bit. I went all out Makita and im completely satisfied.
I just bought a Ryobi caulking gun cuz it was so much cheaper. I also got a hot glue gun I’ve been very happy with.
Never buy combo kits,EVER.
Easy… Choose a brand where you get cheap knock off 5Ah batteries for <25€, and can built your own batteries in the 3 Ah size with 5 Ah and way more power than the stock 5 Ah of the tool company (or even 10Ah in the 5Ah size). Built from readily available battery shells with balancing bms from china with your own cells...
Oh, and btw, the tool company you are searching for is... Makita and their 18v line! 😅
Btw... Those self built batteries have better power and usage capacity than even makita's own 40v xgt line, which is imho a complete waste of time!