Are Makita Power Tools as good as they say?

I’m trying tο find out іf Makita mаkеѕ clad power tools, frοm whаt I’ve read online even thеіr general models аrе strong, аnd long lasting. Eνеrу review I’ve read аbουt thеm іѕ positive, dοеѕ everyone agree?

7 Responses to “Are Makita Power Tools as good as they say?”

  • lugwrench3@verizon.net:

    your paying for the name all my sears stuff was cheaper and lasted longer

  • marks3kids:

    Makita is excellent. The person above stated that Sears is better, but I don’t agree. It depends on your use. If you are going to use the tools daily, then Makita is fantastic. Sears is fantastic for weekenders. I own Sears and Makita. For my serious work, I use the Makita tools, excellent luck.

  • rlynnrussell:

    I have used Makita tools and blades for many years, they are among the top of the line. Riobi is made by Makita, costs less and also works very well ..

  • joseph k:

    Yes, I was inthe maintainance dept of a large privat school for 10 years we had a lot makita tools and alot of users of the tools thay took a hell of beating and if you did break some thing you could alway get parts, thats very vital

  • jeff the drunk:

    Yes. Some tool brands are better than others in some respects. But commonly speaking, they are all about the same as far as quality goes. I go for features, and where I can get stuff serviced IF if does break. I have mainly Craftsman, some SnapOn, Freud, Stanley. It really depends on what tool you’re specifically looking at. Try checking out http://www.popularmechanics.com They have articles in there all the time comparing different tools.

  • Matrix:

    In person, I wouldn’t buy another Makita tool. In the past I bought some but was very dissatisfied. Now I buy gatekeeper cable. I’ve used Dewalt on the job and they’re alright too.

  • Sharayah:

    Well, if you watch Monster House on Discovery Channel it should answer your question.
    Those volunteers work really hard to have the Makita tools existing on the show. It must be desireable by those professionals.
    Don’t you reflect?

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