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Which brand is the best for a tradesman? Is it Dewalt or Milwaukee? @dewalttv @MilwaukeeTool #dewalt #dewalttools #milwaukee #m18 #milwaukeetools #milwaukeevsdewalt #tooltest #tooltesting #tooltokvideo #tooltok #toolswithSoalz #powertools #power #tools #diy #doityourself #diyhacks #DIYEnthusiast #diyhack #knowledge #knowledgeispower #technology #truth #foodforthought #trending #fyp #foryou #homeprojects #homeproject #dontbeabitch

[guysteel]

Once you buy your first battery, you've picked your brand. you'll buy which ever tools because you bought that battery

[PhysixPanda]

Best tool brand is the one you can afford. They all get the job done

[hancockautomotive]

Dewalt sealed head ratchets are second to none. And the dcf961 is a straight beast.

[EddWolf]

Here in Europe/UK makita is still one of the biggest brands for power and longevity. Whereas dewalt seems to be a throw away tool once it breaks and Milwaukee are known for being powerful but failing prematurely and being difficult to repair by design. I’m guessing makita is not as popular in the states as they’re not as well supported or have a poorer manufacturing standard?

[josephshealey]

I'm a makita guy. Have a bunch of ryobi and have not been disappointed. Between these 2 I'd go with Milwaukee

[alexmitchell]

Dewalt for me because they’re sold at both major stores, usually better sale prices and I personally have had less failures. I’ve killed more Milwaukee stuff at work than dewalt. I like the way Milwaukee feels and operates better but from my personal use I want what works most reliably.

[HandyHanzelplumber]

Plumber here, Milwaukee will get that bolt in or twist your wrist !!! Love it.

[_Ptat_]

I say, why not both! Nothing wrong with 2 battery platforms. I wouldn’t go more than 2 but both brands have solid performers. 20v max and m12 tools complement each other very nicely.

[dmoran]

Milwaukee does have a good 12 volt line

[ronaldsimpson]

Dewalt has not let me down, dropped my impact driver off a 2 story barn roof, works fine, getsit clogged with cement and cement dust, blow it out, and it still works fine. Dewalt, guaranteed tough.

[EatPant]

I’ve been told by a contractor who used to do construction this one rule:
If you’re paid by the hour get dewalt
If you’re paid per job get Milwaukee

[poseikipproductions]

loving my Flex so far, but at the end of the day the best tool is still whatever you have the batteries for

[fabbro]

Have both, like both, prefer Dewalt drills and saws and Milwaukee impacts and recips.

[davidperry]

I'm a Milwaukee man despite being a DIYer. I had a great experience with their warranty and enjoy that they will take anything you throw at it. If it's not FUEL, I'm not going.

[Project-]

Self employed handyman I use Milwaukee just cause I bought a kit when they very first made cordless tools. My Pap told me years ago “you ever get a new sawzaw, get a Milwaukee” so I did and never changed. I believe they were first ones to make the original sawzaw

[ndubzfullthrottle]

20 years invested in my dewalts and never a failure. Milwaukee didn't get big in cordless tools like 8 10 years ago. But both good tools

[rusianalf]

I like Dewalt because they have 60v series.

[melanieperry]

Finally, just an answer with an explanation. Thank you!

[claytondouglas]

I treat my hammer drill like a hole hawg. I’ve smoked it twice and still do 6 and 3/8 holes with it. The drill now has a natural flex between the two half’s. The only thing hate on impact is the anti strip mode get switched by it self. Milwaukee

[wessmith]

I use Craftsman shit. It’s made by same company as DeWalt and most of the Craftsman tools are literal clones of the dewalt stuff at half the price. Plus it’s good enough for the shit I do anyway.