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SVTPerformance's Chain of Restaurants
Road Side Pub
Power tools: corded or cordless
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<blockquote data-quote="SVTXTC" data-source="post: 16802187" data-attributes="member: 163504"><p>Milwaukee hands down. Used to be a Hitachi fan but switched over everything to Milwaukee for the win when Hitachi became Metabo. You basically buy the batteries and the tool only option follow. Choose wisely as you don’t want a bunch of tools and batteries from different brands. I frequently see Milwaukee and Makita used by the pros. Only saw one contractor this year with a Dewalt setup. Everyone will have an opinion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SVTXTC, post: 16802187, member: 163504"] Milwaukee hands down. Used to be a Hitachi fan but switched over everything to Milwaukee for the win when Hitachi became Metabo. You basically buy the batteries and the tool only option follow. Choose wisely as you don’t want a bunch of tools and batteries from different brands. I frequently see Milwaukee and Makita used by the pros. Only saw one contractor this year with a Dewalt setup. Everyone will have an opinion. [/QUOTE]
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