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DQ, RU talkin air or electric impact? snap-on outsources a lot of their electric stuff from china and just puts their good name on it. If it's air tool, Ingersoll Rand and Chicago Pneumatic are 2 great brands.
a good friend repairs tools. he says the Makita 9.6V is probably the best cordless drill cuz it's metal gears. ALmost all the others use plastic gears which strip and don't last long. I have 2 Milwaukee 12V drills that I just tossed cuz the new Batteries are WAY too much $$. And the drills were never that good either. the 9.6 lacks big power, but fabulous for smaller jobs.I have 2 of the 9.6. IMHO, there's no substitute for electric drill vs. cordless. the bigger Voltage stuff is heavy.
Rigid makes the best plumbing tools, but their power tools from Home Depot are just their name slapped on off-shore stuff. ALtho it may be half decent off-shore ( not all off-shore products are total crapp).
a good friend repairs tools. he says the Makita 9.6V is probably the best cordless drill cuz it's metal gears. ALmost all the others use plastic gears which strip and don't last long. I have 2 Milwaukee 12V drills that I just tossed cuz the new Batteries are WAY too much $$. And the drills were never that good either. the 9.6 lacks big power, but fabulous for smaller jobs.I have 2 of the 9.6. IMHO, there's no substitute for electric drill vs. cordless. the bigger Voltage stuff is heavy.
Rigid makes the best plumbing tools, but their power tools from Home Depot are just their name slapped on off-shore stuff. ALtho it may be half decent off-shore ( not all off-shore products are total crapp).
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Originally posted by: dancingqueen
Since were on the subject of tools.... I bought DaBeech a Dewalt impact wrench for Xmas, but I think were going to exchange it for the Snap-on one.
Glad to hear everyone had a very merry christmas!! I finally get my GEARS Powerstroker!! Haha 4.10's baybee!! Now I can hit some trails finally [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
Since were on the subject of tools.... I bought DaBeech a Dewalt impact wrench for Xmas, but I think were going to exchange it for the Snap-on one.
Glad to hear everyone had a very merry christmas!! I finally get my GEARS Powerstroker!! Haha 4.10's baybee!! Now I can hit some trails finally [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
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Originally posted by: nedflanders
DQ, RU talkin air or electric impact? snap-on outsources a lot of their electric stuff from china and just puts their good name on it. If it's air tool, Ingersoll Rand and Chicago Pneumatic are 2 great brands.
a good friend repairs tools. he says the Makita 9.6V is probably the best cordless drill cuz it's metal gears. ALmost all the others use plastic gears which strip and don't last long. I have 2 Milwaukee 12V drills that I just tossed cuz the new Batteries are WAY too much $$. And the drills were never that good either. the 9.6 lacks big power, but fabulous for smaller jobs.I have 2 of the 9.6. IMHO, there's no substitute for electric drill vs. cordless. the bigger Voltage stuff is heavy.
Rigid makes the best plumbing tools, but their power tools from Home Depot are just their name slapped on off-shore stuff. ALtho it may be half decent off-shore ( not all off-shore products are total crapp).
DQ, RU talkin air or electric impact? snap-on outsources a lot of their electric stuff from china and just puts their good name on it. If it's air tool, Ingersoll Rand and Chicago Pneumatic are 2 great brands.
a good friend repairs tools. he says the Makita 9.6V is probably the best cordless drill cuz it's metal gears. ALmost all the others use plastic gears which strip and don't last long. I have 2 Milwaukee 12V drills that I just tossed cuz the new Batteries are WAY too much $$. And the drills were never that good either. the 9.6 lacks big power, but fabulous for smaller jobs.I have 2 of the 9.6. IMHO, there's no substitute for electric drill vs. cordless. the bigger Voltage stuff is heavy.
Rigid makes the best plumbing tools, but their power tools from Home Depot are just their name slapped on off-shore stuff. ALtho it may be half decent off-shore ( not all off-shore products are total crapp).
Anyone remember who it was that made cordless tools that also was able to plug into the wall? Now there is a concept I can buy into[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] Battery goes dead, recharge it and still be able to do your work.
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Kids are looking forward to getting muddy[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img] Off to ride with the kids at Carnegie[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] Wife is still sick[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img] I'll chat later[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
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Originally posted by: nedflanders
DQ, RU talkin air or electric impact? snap-on outsources a lot of their electric stuff from china and just puts their good name on it. If it's air tool, Ingersoll Rand and Chicago Pneumatic are 2 great brands.
a good friend repairs tools. he says the Makita 9.6V is probably the best cordless drill cuz it's metal gears. ALmost all the others use plastic gears which strip and don't last long. I have 2 Milwaukee 12V drills that I just tossed cuz the new Batteries are WAY too much $$. And the drills were never that good either. the 9.6 lacks big power, but fabulous for smaller jobs.I have 2 of the 9.6. IMHO, there's no substitute for electric drill vs. cordless. the bigger Voltage stuff is heavy.
Rigid makes the best plumbing tools, but their power tools from Home Depot are just their name slapped on off-shore stuff. ALtho it may be half decent off-shore ( not all off-shore products are total crapp).
DQ, RU talkin air or electric impact? snap-on outsources a lot of their electric stuff from china and just puts their good name on it. If it's air tool, Ingersoll Rand and Chicago Pneumatic are 2 great brands.
a good friend repairs tools. he says the Makita 9.6V is probably the best cordless drill cuz it's metal gears. ALmost all the others use plastic gears which strip and don't last long. I have 2 Milwaukee 12V drills that I just tossed cuz the new Batteries are WAY too much $$. And the drills were never that good either. the 9.6 lacks big power, but fabulous for smaller jobs.I have 2 of the 9.6. IMHO, there's no substitute for electric drill vs. cordless. the bigger Voltage stuff is heavy.
Rigid makes the best plumbing tools, but their power tools from Home Depot are just their name slapped on off-shore stuff. ALtho it may be half decent off-shore ( not all off-shore products are total crapp).
I know what you're talking about on the cost of the Milwaukee batts. I'm usually the one to go pick up stuff like that. Figure $70-100 for an 18V.
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Originally posted by: dancingqueen
Since were on the subject of tools.... I bought DaBeech a Dewalt impact wrench for Xmas, but I think were going to exchange it for the Snap-on one.
Glad to hear everyone had a very merry christmas!! I finally get my GEARS Powerstroker!! Haha 4.10's baybee!! Now I can hit some trails finally [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
Since were on the subject of tools.... I bought DaBeech a Dewalt impact wrench for Xmas, but I think were going to exchange it for the Snap-on one.
Glad to hear everyone had a very merry christmas!! I finally get my GEARS Powerstroker!! Haha 4.10's baybee!! Now I can hit some trails finally [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
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Originally posted by: dancingqueen
It was a cordless one, lol...
It was a cordless one, lol...
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Originally posted by: BlackandRedWarrior
These were the old style 9.6V that had the long stick style batteries.
These were the old style 9.6V that had the long stick style batteries.
I know what you're talking about on the cost of the Milwaukee batts. I'm usually the one to go pick up stuff like that. Figure $70-100 for an 18V.