Milwaukee vs Dewalt
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I side with DeWalt, primarily because family works there. And I get free stuff.
Between my co-op there in college and family I haven't bought a single power tool, ever and I have a nice collection imo.
but yeah, it's like asking which is better. Ford, Chevy or Mopar.
Between my co-op there in college and family I haven't bought a single power tool, ever and I have a nice collection imo.
but yeah, it's like asking which is better. Ford, Chevy or Mopar.
Originally Posted By: racer12306
I side with DeWalt, primarily because family works there. And I get free stuff.
Between my co-op there in college and family I haven't bought a single power tool, ever and I have a nice collection imo.
but yeah, it's like asking which is better. Ford, Chevy or Mopar.
I did my co-ops at B&D also, mostly Quality & Reliability
I side with DeWalt, primarily because family works there. And I get free stuff.
Between my co-op there in college and family I haven't bought a single power tool, ever and I have a nice collection imo.
but yeah, it's like asking which is better. Ford, Chevy or Mopar.
I did my co-ops at B&D also, mostly Quality & Reliability
Originally Posted By: bmwjohn
oddly enough, a guy that is doing some work for me (very reasonably and stuff I no longer wish to tackle)really wants/needs a cordless recip. saw to hack off stuff at pick n pull, etc. asked if I could help find one, work some kind of trade off. Best source / price anyone? Dewalt or Bosch maybe? Harbor Freight have a $39 one (maybe get extended warranty), which isn't brand that he thinks he needs, but Dewalts seem $125, Bosch more. Sources and comments please (I'm in Indiana, not looking for hot stuff, just legit good price) thanks.
You can go on ebay and buy a 10% off Lowe's coupon for usually $1.50 or 5 for $7. That can save you a decent amount on the price of a good saw. My friend that is a plumber introduced me to that. I prefer dewalt cordless tools but my only other experiences are with craftsman, ryobi and B&D.
oddly enough, a guy that is doing some work for me (very reasonably and stuff I no longer wish to tackle)really wants/needs a cordless recip. saw to hack off stuff at pick n pull, etc. asked if I could help find one, work some kind of trade off. Best source / price anyone? Dewalt or Bosch maybe? Harbor Freight have a $39 one (maybe get extended warranty), which isn't brand that he thinks he needs, but Dewalts seem $125, Bosch more. Sources and comments please (I'm in Indiana, not looking for hot stuff, just legit good price) thanks.
You can go on ebay and buy a 10% off Lowe's coupon for usually $1.50 or 5 for $7. That can save you a decent amount on the price of a good saw. My friend that is a plumber introduced me to that. I prefer dewalt cordless tools but my only other experiences are with craftsman, ryobi and B&D.
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