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00:01 Introduction
01:02 How to Find Out (Online reviews & Head-to-Head Testing)
02:05 “Best” is Relative
03:14 How Often Will You Use the Tool?
04:15 Best ≠ Most Trusted, Most Popular or Highest Rated
06:05 Is Craftsman a Good Brand
06:37 You Get What You Pay For
08:16 Tools You Would Need Good Brands For
09:41 More Features = Higher Cost
11:06 Best Powertool Brands (Festool, Milwaukee, Ryobi)
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$250 for a purse is not that high….
These modern power tools like Milwaukee I find cheaply made and don’t have the build quality of older makes. I’m a UK joiner/shop fitter and Makita/Dewalt where the choice back then. Hilti if you had the money. Milwaukee where back then a Chinese cheap alternative. Even now they don’t feel like they have the quality. If I had the money it would be Festool or Mafell both German.
Milwaukee’s M12 volt syetem is excellent, as the man said somehow they get enough power on a 12v product to undo wheel luggs (nuts) !
I got some friends who do not care about how much money they spent in their garage. They buy Festtool and Bosh or Milwaukee. But it looks like they never spent time in their garage 😉. For myself I am on a very tight budget, and I looked on the used tool market and very often here in Germany, Ryobi tools are sold almost unused for a very cheap price. I started to buy bundle and took one tool out and selling it again for the same price. Often, I got used Tools which were needed for just one project and got the tools with the bill so I can register them on my name to get the extended warranty and there were also some promotional offers if you register you get a free battery pack. now i got over 20 different tools from Ryobi, they are not all good but at least good enough to finish my projects. In addition, what I like about the Ryobi tools is that the 18v system is not only for the workshop you also got gardening tools, indoor and camping stuff.