Which Cordless Powertool Brand Is Better - Bauer Or Hercules
2020年5月30日 · Bauer is the consumer level brand. I honestly don't know if Hercules is making headway with the pro crowd. Professional tradesman are tough nuts to crack. They use tools hard, and most swear by Dewalt, Milwaukee, Bosch, Hilti, Hitachi. You'll rarely see Ryobi or HF brands as primary tools in pro trade hands. I have seen them as secondary tools.
Who makes what tool for who? - Page 2 - All others not listed
2013年1月14日 · Chris: There aren't many power tools made here anymore period. Milwaukee has 2 plants in Mississippi, Dewalt has/had one in North Carolina, and if I remember right Makita has one out west somewhere. Not that long ago Milwaukee was still making a few 28 volts tools here, but I can't say for sure that's still the case.
Who makes what tool for who? - Power Tool Forum – Tools in Action
2013年1月14日 · TTI makes Milwaukee, Ridgid, Ryobi, and many people don't realize they also make most of the Craftsman power tools. It's an entirely plausible notion. Hand tool manufacturers re-brand stuff all the time. Wilde makes about every retaining ring plier stamped made in USA and sold under a number of brand names.
HF Clones - Dewalt - Power Tool Forum - Tools in Action
2017年7月4日 · What’s interesting is that like the Dewalt DCB101 charger, the Hercules charger can charge 20V batteries and 12V batteries. This makes me wonder if we might see upcoming Harbor Freight Hercules 12V slide pack battery power tools.
Anyone know where I can find AEG in America? - Power Tools
2015年7月17日 · AEG does offer brushless tools though. I know it's coming from Ridgid but the AEG line has had them for some time. Two months ago Home Depit had a special on a Ridgid drill and it was the exact same basic 18v AEG tool. The motor housing was rounded and it looked "different" from most Ridgid tools, almost like a Ryobi in Orange.
HYCHIKA, does anyone know this brand? anyone use their tools?
2020年7月30日 · But Dremel’s been around for decades. It will be built more solidly and should be less likely to have reliability issues. I would see that as an option that makes sense if you want more long-term peace of mind for an established brand at a small price premium. Another popular one could be Ryobi:
How do you label/tag your Milwaukee tools & batteries?? - Power …
2016年12月6日 · So how does everybody label/tag their Milwaukee tools & batteries. For example: are you just writing your name on each with a sharpie or just labeling all of the cases the tools are in or printing labels for the tools?I was thinking maybe some of those white paint pens that you see it craft s...
1.5Ah vs 3.0Ah - Power Tool Forum – Tools in Action
2012年11月26日 · Hey folks. I need to buy some new batteries, so I thought now would be a good time to upgrade to the 20v max system from my 18V XRP system. Plus really NEED the BL Impact Driver! My question is this. Is it really worth it to get the 3.0Ah batteries over the 1.5Ah batteries? Obviously, the 3.0 has...
adapting the porter cable battery to the harbor freight power tools ...
2022年12月5日 · In short, even with Porter Cable batteries running your Harbor Freight tools you're looking at using 15+ year old technology in batteries that are likely a few years old at least, all for cordless tools that many considered disposable from the get-go. If you can find and adapter and keep your tools running, that's outstanding!
Milwaukee m18 brushless vs. m18 fuel - Power Tools - Power Tool …
2015年3月27日 · TIA video of the 2750 uploaded 3 days ago. The 2657 marketing material definitely makes note of the "proprietary 2-way drive control". The brushless 2750 makes no such claim, as far as I can tell the 2750 is single speed. It's certainly possible that is has it, but it is certainly out of character for Milwaukee not to brag about something.