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Dannyparty92
Who would you use?
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My mate had two Milwaukke drills and bust em both
milwalkee all the way ,, upgraded all my kit to 28v ..and 12v for the smaller tools
Like everything else it depends how you use or abuse them.
Believe it or not this was one of the best drivers ever made and it has still imo never been bettered which is why 20 years later it is still on sale unchanged. Best balanced driver you can buy.
Makita 6095DWDE 9.6v Drill Driver 6095DWDE £109.95
It is not a drill, it is a driver. Use it for what it is the same as any other tool.
Try Hilti and you will never use anything else for your serious stuff. Your money will be well spent.
BSS have Milwaulkee drill with 2 Li-on batteries for £159.
Learned a harsh lesson with a brand new Makita a few years back. Always make sure you scratch your name very deeply on the batteries. I failed to do so and after putting one on charge on what I thought was a good building site with a few so called good workers on it, I returned to find an old plaster covered battery in its place followed by a total denial from everyone with the same drill. Had my suspicions who done it but could not prove it. Never spoke to him or worked with him again and now keep a close eye on everything whenever any of his countrymen are on sites.
thats the one i have,been for repair though £140 ouchI think the 8406 has remained unchanged for at least 10 years.
I mean when you have a good design why mess with it?
Also regarding batteries I wonder if the lithium polymer batteries will ever make their way to cordless tools? They're used I think in some phones and electric cars etc and can be smaller and thinner than lithium ion but are more expensive.
HOW?! Lol
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