n00b's Super Happy Funtime Randomly Updated Tools in the Wild Thread

[n00b]

When I'm out and about and I see an electrician's rig or handyman or contractor I always try and see what the pro's are using when it comes too powertools...it amuses me.  Leave me alone.  lol

 

A couple of weeks back, random electrician at a local business...he was rockin' an M28 Drill.

 

HVAC guy installing a boiler at my house is rockin' an M18 Fuel Drill and a Makita Sawzall.

 

To be continued...

[Nalu Rash]

In my neck of the woods, everyone uses DeWalt and Makita. I've also seen a bunch of guys buying 36V DeWalt tools as well. Not too many guys use Milwaukee around here and it's just another reason why I love Milwaukee.

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[Justin Hernandez]

It's mostly Dewalt here a lot of the Xrp stuff still

[Bigmikez]

Yea here to dewalt is the leader out here it seems

[austinthecity]

Dewalt seems to be the leader around here as well..

[Logan]

i see a lot of bosh and Dewalt sometimes I see a few ridgids

[DR99]

In my neck of the woods, everyone uses DeWalt and Makita. I've also seen a bunch of guys buying 36V DeWalt tools as well. Not too many guys use Milwaukee around here and it's just another reason why I love Milwaukee.

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Why would you invenst in the Dewalt 36v stuff Specs wise I think the 20v stuff has it beat now.

[kornomaniac]

Most people dont look at specs and just see the bigger voltage thinking its the strongest tools around

[kruton]

I've noticed a lot of the guys out on our sites are using Dewalt. Milwaukee is probably second and Bosch is slowly creeping in.

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[Justin Hernandez]

Why would you invenst in the Dewalt 36v stuff Specs wise I think the 20v stuff has it beat now.

Plus those batteries are so expensive it just doesn't make sense buying them. I remember the 36v hammer drill kit was 500 dollars