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Re: Milwaukee M18 vs Dewalt 20V

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You might want to go back and consider the Makita 18v cordless tool family. I have some that I've abused the daylights out of. The contractor that did some renovations around here uses nothing but. I'm impressed with the battery life.

Plus (as noted above) they have a pretty wide variety of specilized tools that you may find useful.
I'd link a video here, but probably shouldn't. Just Google "BOLTR: THE BEST TOOL MAKITA EVER MADE!", but be warned, a lot of foul language, but the guy's hilarious.
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I'd link a video here, but probably shouldn't. Just Google "BOLTR: THE BEST TOOL MAKITA EVER MADE!", but be warned, a lot of foul language, but the guy's hilarious.
This. He also has similar videos of other tools and whatnot.
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Re: Milwaukee M18 vs Dewalt 20V

Personally I own Makita 18v and like them. Much lighter than Millwalkee. But at school we use M18 and M12 the 12s are nice because they are so small you can get them in places . Both are tough tools and should last a long time.
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