Any recommendations?
Any recommendations?
I got the kobalt 24v tools when they came out years ago. They are great. Batteries are some of the cheapest, but still same quality as DeWalt.
What are some of the tools that you would need?
I want a mini conpound saw or recipricating saw, but I'm concerned about power
Sears Craftsmen used to be the standard when I was a kid but my personal go to nowadays is Kobalt.
And I'm talking dependable home use applications, not industrial use.
If you're concerned about power then the obvious answer is get a corded toolI want a mini conpound saw or recipricating saw, but I'm concerned about power
I owned craftsman when I first bought my house 12 yrs ago or so. They were ok. That was the time when Sears started sucking. Now they are owned by Black and Decker, who also owns Dewalt and Porter Cable, and I think they are better now than they were at the end of Sears lifetime.
A circular saw or recip saw? Kobalt has both of those.
Or were you thinking of a compound miter saw, battery operated?
Compound miter and recip saw
Milwaulkee. It's more expensive but it's the best in my opinion. I full have the full set of M18 including the radio and a phone charger adapter for their M18 batteries. If it's too pricey for you, try either Dewalt or Rigid. Personally I think the Rigid set-up is as heavy duty as the Milwaulkee Fuel but I only own the drill.Any recommendations?