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Randomness, can anyone tell me if Milwaukee is a good brand of power tools from personal experience? -- nm
"
by
sycor
I have no information one way or the other, except that I know they exist.
Posted by
Beryllium (aka grayman)
Sep 4 '21, 17:36
Sounds like Milwaukee and Ryobi (owned by the same company) are fine. Ryobi maybe a bit better for homeowners due to the battery system.
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From crash's response below, I'm thinking Ryobi is easier on the purse strings as well. Aiming at DIY and all. -- nm
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VMan
Sep 4, 17:38
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