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Milwaukee EXCLUDED (too dang expensive for EVERY single item).
1) Ryobi
2) Ridgid
3) Makita
If you are not actively engaging EVERY enemy you encounter... you are allowing another to fight for you... and that is cowardice... plain and simple.
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Some years ago I bought a Rigid drill/recip saw combo with 2 batteries. After a couple years the batteries went bad and Home Depot no longer carried that model. Had to trash can a couple good tools. It turned me sour on Rigid battery tools.
That said, I have a Rigid 120v chop saw that's been flawless for close to 20 years.
“In a time of deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act.”
― George Orwell
It's not over when you lose. It's over when you quit.
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I use Makita. They’re great.
America, Our Country and we’re taking it back.
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Milwaukee you broke dick.
Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual. Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit. My young wife decided to play the field and had moved several dudes into my house
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Milwaukee you broke dick. LOL... Ryobi grinders are $30... Milwaukee grinders is $300. I typically have three grinders on the bench/tailgate. 24 grit Zircon Cut-off and a wire wheel. Fugg a thousand dollar bill.
If you are not actively engaging EVERY enemy you encounter... you are allowing another to fight for you... and that is cowardice... plain and simple.
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Some years ago I bought a Rigid drill/recip saw combo with 2 batteries. After a couple years the batteries went bad and Home Depot no longer carried that model. Had to trash can a couple good tools. It turned me sour on Rigid battery tools.
That said, I have a Rigid 120v chop saw that's been flawless for close to 20 years. you can go online and buy any replacement battery made. it will not be the name brand. I still get 19.2 batteries for sears tools and sears stopped making them after they went bankrupt
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Campfire Oracle
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Some years ago I bought a Rigid drill/recip saw combo with 2 batteries. After a couple years the batteries went bad and Home Depot no longer carried that model. Had to trash can a couple good tools. It turned me sour on Rigid battery tools.
That said, I have a Rigid 120v chop saw that's been flawless for close to 20 years. you can go online and buy any replacement battery made. it will not be the name brand. I still get 19.2 batteries for sears tools and sears stopped making them after they went bankrupt Link?
If you take the time it takes, it takes less time.
--Pat Parelli
American by birth; Alaskan by choice.
--ironbender
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If you take the time it takes, it takes less time.
--Pat Parelli
American by birth; Alaskan by choice.
--ironbender
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Milwaukee you broke dick. remember the battery powered dil do in the 80's is the grandfather of all battery tools
Last edited by mrmeener; 10/21/23.
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I am MAGA.
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Campfire Ranger
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Milwaukee you broke dick. remember the battery powered [bleep] in the 80's is the grandfather of all battery tools You would know that how?
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Some years ago I bought a Rigid drill/recip saw combo with 2 batteries. After a couple years the batteries went bad and Home Depot no longer carried that model. Had to trash can a couple good tools. It turned me sour on Rigid battery tools.
That said, I have a Rigid 120v chop saw that's been flawless for close to 20 years. you can go online and buy any replacement battery made. it will not be the name brand. I still get 19.2 batteries for sears tools and sears stopped making them after they went bankrupt Link? just google your battery voltage and name brand. amazon has them. I dont know how to do a link lol. I just googled 19.2 craftsman battery and pages came up mostly on amazon. be sure to get the ones with the most mAH. mine are 3500
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Milwaukee you broke dick. remember the battery powered [bleep] in the 80's is the grandfather of all battery tools You would know that how? your wife told me lol
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Milwaukee you broke dick. remember the battery powered [bleep] in the 80's is the grandfather of all battery tools You would know that how? your wife told me lol I’m not an old fudd like you who was married in the Eighties! Your kids have green hair and hate you. LOL
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Milwaukee you broke dick. remember the battery powered [bleep] in the 80's is the grandfather of all battery tools You would know that how? your wife told me lol I’m not an old fudd like you who was married in the Eighties! Your kids have green hair and hate you. LOL lol if my kids had green hair they be thrown out of the house money cut off
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what I do have got are Milwaukee or Kobalt.
Milwaukee I've learned is made in China or for the most part
DeWalt seems to be made in Mexico
well nobody likes China Mexico slowly invading the United States so
I got friends that really think a lot of Makita I haven't looked up where they're made?
but for how I use things my Kobalt stuff has been quite awesome.. I am sure Lowe's does not make them their self they are contracting through somebody. but I do not know where they're made or who makes them
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In spite of your objections, Milwaukee.
Get it on sale or with extra battery or tool, HD has them with some kind of special pretty regularly.
Can't say about the broke dick part though.
From what you listed, Makita hands down over Ryobi or Rigid, but Makita can be pricey too.
Quality is not cheap for the most part.
MM
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If you can’t afford Milwaukee.... Ridgid
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