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10-11-2003, 12:46 AM
I have had a makita combo set that was stolen, but I still own an 18V cordless sliding compound miter saw.
I want a new combo kit and I'm looking at a few.
Makita:
+)compatible with current chargers and batteries I already have. several additional tools available.
-)I never see a price break. hammerdrill not a part of the combo kit unless I spring for the huge kit.
bosch:
+)I can get a 5 piece combo for similar price to everyone else's 4 piece combos.
-)compatability. don't like the feel of some of the tools.
ridgid:
+)warranty. I like the feel for the most part.
-)don't know if they plan on expanding the line in the future.
These are the three that work in my favor the most at this point even though I do like PC and Milwakee. I'm not a DeWalt fan, though I do like that they have an expanded line including the new cordless shop vac.
Can the brandman indicate if I can ever expect to see more 18V tools in the line?
I want a new combo kit and I'm looking at a few.
Makita:
+)compatible with current chargers and batteries I already have. several additional tools available.
-)I never see a price break. hammerdrill not a part of the combo kit unless I spring for the huge kit.
bosch:
+)I can get a 5 piece combo for similar price to everyone else's 4 piece combos.
-)compatability. don't like the feel of some of the tools.
ridgid:
+)warranty. I like the feel for the most part.
-)don't know if they plan on expanding the line in the future.
These are the three that work in my favor the most at this point even though I do like PC and Milwakee. I'm not a DeWalt fan, though I do like that they have an expanded line including the new cordless shop vac.
Can the brandman indicate if I can ever expect to see more 18V tools in the line?