What are good brands of power tools?
Whаt’s a ехсеllеnt brand οf power tool thаt wіll hold up under heavy υѕе. I’m getting tired οf wearing thеm out аnd buying nеw ones thаt fail аftеr six months.
What are good brands of power tools?
Whаt’s a ехсеllеnt brand οf power tool thаt wіll hold up under heavy υѕе. I’m getting tired οf wearing thеm out аnd buying nеw ones thаt fail аftеr six months.
Stanley
suggest Dewalt, Makita,Milwaukee
home depot brand is fantastic and inexpensive
I bought a set of 18 volt Dewalt cordless tools about 4 years ago and they are still in use. I’ve dropped the drill from 3 tales high onto concrete twice and it still works well. Just remember most times with power tools you get what you pay for.
Edit: Tangie I’m not trying to be insulting but Stanley doesn’t make power tools.
Dewalt, Milwaukee, Makita.. id def go with Dewalt tho!
I use ryobi only because they are cheap and my helpers drop them in dirt and mud. I figure for what they cost I can just replace them. I have at least two of each one I have to have and lots of batteries and 3 chargers.
Ryobi is dependable, durable and strong enough but will not out last other brands that cost more.
If no one else was using them I would go with Rigid or Dewalt.
I have worked on all types of stuff from wood to metal constructed all sorts of things. I have found out over the years is that all tools are made by only a couple of mfg. Dewalt is Black and Decker. Only better quality???. Rigid is OK, Makita is OK If you are doing a lot of wood working I would suggest getting AIR tool. The dust won’t stop up the brushes.
I would say BOSCH.
Or get the cheapest and just keep replacing them… Depends on what YOU are doing.
I’ve either worn out or had malfunctions with all of the brands mentioned so far. I favor Milwaukee ( I reflect someone mentioned that) and gatekeeper Cable. Professional brands cost a lot more but will last a lifetime. Powermatic, Wadkin and Altendorfer make excellent table saws. If you can get ancient Delta stuff it can be rebuilt indefinitely.