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MGS

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7:57p, 9/7/25

Ryobi and Milwaukee are both owned by the same Chinese company.

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In reply to MGS • 8:07p, 9/7/25

Dewalt because I am not a communist.

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In reply to ChemAg15 • 6:13a, 9/8/25

I definitely think less of you if you only use your tools once a year.

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6:26a, 9/8/25

My cordless hand tools are all Dewalt; cordless yard tools are all Ego. Corded tools are whatever.

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7:38a, 9/8/25

Ironically,

The Chinese used to ship everything in a junk fleet.

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In reply to IIIHorn • 8:07a, 9/8/25

They should have used some of those tools to build better ships.

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9:53a, 9/8/25

AG

The downside to Dewalt and Milwaukee is that their systems are limited or much smaller than Ryobi. Ryobi just offers you far more options when it comes to their tool/battery system.

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In reply to nai06 • 10:01a, 9/8/25

AG

nai06 said:
The downside to Dewalt and Milwaukee is that their systems are limited or much smaller than Ryobi. Ryobi just offers you far more options when it comes to their tool/battery system.

This isn't true at all... When's the last time you actually looked at Milwaukee's cordless tool offerings? Makita might have more than all of them.

I'm a milwaukee guy, but Ryobi is more than adequate for 99% of people. And all their comparable tools are like half the price compared to Milwaukee and Dewalt

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3:15p, 9/8/25

I mean, if you're using cheap blades or bits it doesn't matter which tool brand you use.

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In reply to infinity ag • 3:55p, 9/8/25

AG

infinity ag said:
I love CRAFTSMAN and RYOBI

Craftsman is awesome…..when you just started life on your own, have a Sears near by and don't care if your power tools suck.

You are a self-proclaimed wealthy investor, but you run Craftsman?

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In reply to f burg ag • 4:59p, 9/8/25

AG

f burg ag said:
infinity ag said:
I love CRAFTSMAN and RYOBI

Craftsman is awesome…..when you just started life on your own, have a Sears near by and don't care if your power tools suck.

You are a self-proclaimed wealthy investor, but you run Craftsman?

Hardest working man in home garages!

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In reply to boy09 • 6:50a, 9/9/25

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boy09 said:
nai06 said:
The downside to Dewalt and Milwaukee is that their systems are limited or much smaller than Ryobi. Ryobi just offers you far more options when it comes to their tool/battery system.

This isn't true at all... When's the last time you actually looked at Milwaukee's cordless tool offerings? Makita might have more than all of them.

I'm a milwaukee guy, but Ryobi is more than adequate for 99% of people. And all their comparable tools are like half the price compared to Milwaukee and Dewalt

Exactly

As one of Milwaukee's largest customers I feel confident that I can verify being pursued by all the tool guys.

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In reply to AgShaun00 • 7:35a, 9/9/25

AgShaun00 said:
boy09 said:
nai06 said:
The downside to Dewalt and Milwaukee is that their systems are limited or much smaller than Ryobi. Ryobi just offers you far more options when it comes to their tool/battery system.

This isn't true at all... When's the last time you actually looked at Milwaukee's cordless tool offerings? Makita might have more than all of them.

I'm a milwaukee guy, but Ryobi is more than adequate for 99% of people. And all their comparable tools are like half the price compared to Milwaukee and Dewalt

Exactly

As one of Milwaukee's largest customers I feel confident that I can verify being pursued by all the tool guys.

They do your nails for free?

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