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    • DustinB3403D
      DustinB3403
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      I own both DeWalt and Ryobi, and the Ryobi is a POS.

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      • AdamFA
        AdamF
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        Ridgid. These are awesome. Got these on sale with a kit with some other tools. Driver and drill. Batteries last forever, and are replaced for free under warranty when they stop working properly.0_1489752302281_IMG_1925.JPG

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          coliver @AdamF
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          @fuznutz04 said in Which drill set to acquire:

          Ridgid. These are awesome. Got these on sale with a kit with some other tools. Driver and drill. Batteries last forever, and are replaced for free under warranty when they stop working properly.0_1489752302281_IMG_1925.JPG

          Rigid is the way to go. Cheap, and they just work. Have a Dewalt drill which is just awful compared to the Rigid one I got for half the price.

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          • AdamFA
            AdamF @coliver
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            @coliver Right. I bought a Dewalt set, over 12 years ago when they still used NiCAD batteries. Finally decided to buy into the the Ridgid brand. There are different models of each drill, that on the surface, look very similar, but there is a big cost difference. Go for the middle of the road stuff that has better internal parts, LED lights, and battery level indicators. Makes a big difference IMHO.

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            • coliverC
              coliver @AdamF
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              @fuznutz04 said in Which drill set to acquire:

              @coliver Right. I bought a Dewalt set, over 12 years ago when they still used NiCAD batteries. Finally decided to buy into the the Ridgid brand. There are different models of each drill, that on the surface, look very similar, but there is a big cost difference. Go for the middle of the road stuff that has better internal parts, LED lights, and battery level indicators. Makes a big difference IMHO.

              Yep, got the middle of the road stuff as part of a kit that had a cordless sander, drill/driver, and a radio. The set cost me ~as much as the Dewalt did, maybe $10-20 more.

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              • AdamFA
                AdamF @coliver
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                @coliver Nice. I got those 2 drills, a recip saw, a full size circular saw, and 2 extra batteries. It was a crazy sale around Christmas.

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                • PenguinWranglerP
                  PenguinWrangler
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                  Dewalt is own by B&D.

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                  • FATeknollogeeF
                    FATeknollogee
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                    I've owned Makita, Milwaukee & Hilti...& some other garbage like Harbor Freight.

                    The best one's for me have been this Panasonic and this Festool

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                    • DashrenderD
                      Dashrender
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                      I've been using Craftsman battery powered for 20+ years. I've never had a tool fail yet, but have upgraded because of batteries.

                      At xmas, you can often get the tool free with a battery purchase.

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                      • momurdaM
                        momurda
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                        Thank you all for the suggestions!
                        I have just bought the B&D with 30 bit accessory pack for 55.

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