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Aussiemandeus ,
@Aussiemandeus@aussie.zone avatar

Depends if you use your tools to make money.

I do, so I spend good money on good quality with good warranty.

In Australia that’s snappon for hand tools and Milwaukee for power tools.

It costs me a lot of time if I have to go back and buy a broken tool again.

Time is money

donkeyass ,

Makita. Best tools that aren’t stupid expensive.

caboose2006 ,

Yep. Had a family member buy me Ryobi and 2 batteries. Guess I’m a Ryobi man now

RHTeebs ,
@RHTeebs@startrek.website avatar

There’s nothing wrong with going back to old hand tools that were made when James K. Polk was in the White House. Who needs a DeWalt when you’ve got a hand drill?

rc__buggy ,

Going to work on cars? Milwaukee. Not going to work on cars? Can save a few bucks with Dewalt, the nailguns and saws are real nice. I say this as someone who has a LOT of Ryobi but they just don’t work as well as the better stuff. If I had either of the two big brands I could probably ditch my corded circular, jig and reciprocating saws. Same with the 4in grinder.

Hand tools just mix and match, they don’t need to be the same brand.

M500 ,

Genuine question, is there some reason you can mix and match tools?

Badabinski ,

Power tool batteries are expensive and are not interchangeable between brands (without 3rd party adapters that can be a bit risky). I only own DeWalt power tools because I want one set of batteries and chargers.

I have no brand loyalty to hand tools, however. Well, except for Knipex. My pliers-wrench has been life changing.

sunstoned ,

assuming you mean *can’t

if cordless: batteries

else: brand cuckery

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