If it's a tool that can make me money 💰 it's my favorite

I'd agree but being a contrarian (Bosch owner) i won't.

Way too much hate for the herc and ryobi guys. Shiz puts in the work.

Rigid is actually a very solid tool my dad owns quite a few things from them, I run mostly Milwaukee and dewalt but after using his rigid tools im extremely impressed.

i learned ab milwaukee from when i was growing up my uncle always used it, so i started using it turned out to never give me any issues

if you're a pro now, tool brands depend on your security. Got a shop with thick, locking doors and a Doberman on site? Get the good stuff! Gotta truck your stuff to sites with zero security? Ryobi all the way, 'cause who cares WHEN it gets stolen?

Makita is the realest one, you don’t really hear people calling Makita bad, but you also don’t hear people calling it best in class either (unless it’s their coffee maker)

So apparently I'm REALLY awesome, or I REALLY suck. No middle ground. 🤔

I guess I'm neutral. 🤷‍♂️ *how ya dern?"

Figured ridgid would be the "if murphys law was a person" brand because of the lsa

Hercules Hercules!

I do anywhere from 20k to 30k of remodel work a week as a cabinet/trim contractor. Custom librarys with the sliding ladders, entertainment centers, offices, you name it.. and I run Flex, have a Ryobi airstrike pin nailer, DeWalt Table/Miter Saw, and my old tools are Makita.. The Flex stuff is mind-blowing, like tools on steroids, which explains the awesomeness

Rigid is actually pretty good. Never had an issue with a rigid tool.

Perhaps LXT is middle ground, but XGT sure isnt.

Hey I’m middle and contrarian plus I like the m12 fuel line of Milwaukee . Don’t think I was told to like it just do .

I use Ryobi mainly because they were a gift

I started with Dewalt and that's where I kept their battery system. I have seen some other tools that I really like, but I think all the fan boys aren't even construction workers if you're just a DIY guy. It shouldn't matter.

Hercules is kicking some ass these days.

Milwaukee ❤

Dang what does that make me haha metabo hpt not even on the list (gasp in chinneseium) 😮😂

Mighty car mods want a word. (Ozito guy myself)

I buy whats good but when its on sale thru out the year especially Father's Day or Christmas!!

I have milwaukee stuff at work and i run ryobi stuff at home

me, the neutral contrarian who is either the best or the absolute worst.

No love for us Hyper Tough guys!? 😅

So ... I wanted to get dewalt, and my father almost forced me to like Milwaukee, so now i use Milwaukee. Why is it so accurate?

Milwaukee and flex😍

That Dewalt imagine was old

What about Porter Cable or Skill ?

Tbh, I have enjoyed the Ridgid tools I have used in my Dads garage. For the price, they work absolutely perfectly fine for DIY Stuff. No issues. Just because they aren’t red does not mean they can’t get the dang job done 😂

Im a DeWablo guy if i do say so myself 😅

I've seen most of these brands at construction sites .. except Ryobi Ridged and fesstoon . Actually never heard of fesstoon

Yo! I think you Slighted Rigid but this is a great video. Thanks for the kick in the balls to Ryobi. You let Black & Decker off the hook but cool. This was nice 😂😂

I use the Metabo impact at work because that what their is, but I use Milwaukee at home

I go with Bosch BUUUUUT the old ones , like 20+y old And im 26 😂 3d printed adapter and now have tools that will last probably next 20+ years

I use ridgid everyday in heavyduty no issues at all my milwaukee went in garbage after constant battery failures

Ryobi deserves better

I just bought a Hercules tool…

As a subscriber to the Metabo HPT family, they are always left off lists. A lot of tools, multivolt, I mean they have good everything, not the best of anything . But still, why never talked about?

All these off brands and no Hitachi? No Metabo?

Oh no, that one really is my favorite, because I told myself it is. No really, it is.

was running Milwaukee but now on Flex I have to say Milwaukee is good but gets stolen a lot. Flex is good but I don’t worry about it being jacked on a jobsite.

Ehh usually makita guys are the skilled carpenters not really middle ground

giving the opportunity DeWalt would change something and make all your tools worthless and buy new.

lol I ain’t wrong

Milwaukee

I feel stupid for buying the 40v ryobi line when i could have used the flexvolt from dewalt. I have 20v dewalt everything else....

I love Milwaukee FUEL! Ryobi is great new tradespeople, you get Ryobi and when the Ryobi tools break, you step up to Milwaukee M18 FUEL and M12 FUEL. If Milwaukee isn't good enough, time to go Hilti. Hilti is like the snap-on for tradespeople other than auto mechanics.

HAVE ALL BUT 4 BRANDS

What about ingco brand

Started with Dewalt moved to Milwaukee because I was tired of sending stuff out for repair

What am i i have metabo hpt/hikoki

Dewault = Default

Me 25 Years before I got a DeWalt take it or leave it Believe it or not in a dream God was directing me that I should go with DeWalt but I thinking I new Better I'm thinking that my dad had Black & Decker I will Go with something else because my dad's Black & Decker CD 1000 4.8v drill failed me I decided I will go with the First was a Black & Decker 6V drill it lasted 7 months #2. My first 18 v platform was a Tornado 18 volt it failed in 4 months #3 Big lots shop source 12v drill field in 5 months #4. Power Craft 18V drill failed in 7 months #5. My first 19.2 volt drill Pro Source

Hilti is good just too heavy

My pro source failed in 2 1/2 years next Drill okay time to go to harbor freight I like the 19.2 platform s well I decided to get the Drill Master 19.2 volt at 200 lb in of tork I loveed that drill it's my favorite drill of all had it for 3 years it burned out on me doing a job hurt my feelings so bad i never got over it for for months I finally saved up enough money a new Drill Master 18 volt with a built in leveler for a year and a half loved it even more than the first Drill Master blue Drill but while I was doing work for a client he knocked it off a 7ft ladder and broke it almost in half that broke my heart and that was it i was done with cheap drills so I got a 19.2 volt Craftsman batteries were too expensive so i gave it up to a Friend after a while I decided I would no longer get a normal drill just hammer drills my first one was a new Craftsman 19.2 volt what's 400 lb in torque with a 7:40 motor that could also handle lithium add it for 3 1/2 years then Sears went out of business Rats it's a got a Skil 18V that had 400 lb in of torq when God told me DeWalt again so its batterys failed and we're hard to find Rats one day my Best friend O mine for my birthday got me a Makita 18 volt lithium drill 650 lb in of torque loved it have it to this day then was told by God for the 3 Time I know The Makita works well for you but are you going to Setol Again? and this time i Said No So i turned around and pawned my Craftsman power tools all 4 of them and got on to the Kobalt 24V platform loved the power drill 650 lb inch of torque yes and the batterys i was able to afford up to 5amps but then i hear going out for the return of Craftsman by Stanley Black & Decker and then i haerd of a Ryobi Drill that had 750 lb inch of torque i Sad that's it i am going to DeWalt and that was the beginning of my lust for Power Pure Un Stoppable POWERR .😠 Then i got a Milwaukee 12v 4 in 1 with 290 lb inch of torque then a Skil PowerCor 12V with 400 lb inch of torque then I got a Ridgid 18V with 1025 lb inch of torque and now i am asking my Salfe were does my hunger for power End Answer 1500 lb inch of torque i will go know further.

Koken and MAC

Hitachi/Metabo, you're actually dead.

😂

Kobalt is cool, but Ridgid is child?

Come on Nick , I'm actually snoring while you chatter box , boooring😴

You don't get to vote. 👎

You speak the truth @VCG Construction! Also: Ryobi is pure trash.

Milwaukee,7 lat wierny

Kobalt sucks tbh