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 DEWALT Power Tools 14 inch 150 Amp 40 HP Metal Multi Cutter Corded Chop Saw  US $374.97
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 DEWALT Power Tools 4 1 2 18V 18V XRP NiCad Cordless Grinder Cut Off Power Tool US $208.97
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 Milwaukee Electric Power Tool Router 5670 Heavy Duty 48 10 0070 1 2 shank Used US $69.99
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 DEWALT Power Tools 10 150Amp Portable Job Site Table Saw with 16 Rip Capacity US $339.87
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 RAMSET MD380 low Velocity POWER ACTUATED TOOL US $119.00
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 HOG RING air tool POWER LINE Pneumatic D RING in EXCELLENT CONDITION 15 Gauge US $139.00
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 DEWALT D26451KR 5 30 Amp Random Electric Orbit Sander Power Tools Kit US $59.95
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 Oscillating Multifunction Power Tool Electric NEW US $39.99
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 Universal Power Tools Air Sander 10000RPM 45” US $49.99
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 Electric Hand Held Cement Paint Concrete Mortar Mixer Stucco Power Tool Mixing US $89.99
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 New RYOBI One Li Ion 18v 4 PC Power Tool Kit Drill Sawzall Light CircularSaw US $135.00
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 12 VOLT IMPACT WRENCH CAR TIRE POWER 12V TOOL 250 Pounds of Torque NEW US $24.99
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 Brand New Remington 479 22 CALIBER Power Trigger 376mm Fastening Tool US $16.99
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 5 PALM GRIP RANDOM ORBITAL AIR SANDER HAND POWER TOOLS US $29.89
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 NEW SKIL 2 AMP 1 4 SHEET PALM SANDER 7292 Power Sanding Tool US $37.95
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 HILTI DX 36 hard case with extras power fastening tool US $7.50
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 3 PC CORDLESS DRILL SOCKET EXTENSION SET power tool bit US $3.12
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 MAX USA REBAR TIER TYING TOOL SET RB650A BATTERY POWER US $1,499.95
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 HD 1 1 2 Rotary Hammer Core Drill Bits Power Tool Metal Case Deep Gauge New US $110.99
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 2 50mm Velcro Backing Pads M14 Powertool Pad US $14.29
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 DEWALT DC411KAR 4 1 2 18V 18V XRP NiCad Cordless Grinder Cut Off Power Tool US $209.95
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 OLIN CORP RAMSET POWER ACTUATED TOOL US $9.99
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 Thor Power Tools Model 125 US $300.00
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 15 PC Titanium Drill Bit Set with Case and 34 PC Power Tool Access Kit NEW US $13.99
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 REMINGTON POWER ACUATED TOOL 496 US $99.99
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What are the best and worst power tool brands available?
Maybe a like a top ten(Or More) from best to worst. Brands like Dewalt, Porter Cable, Skil, Craftsmen, Black and Decker, etc.
I am looking for mainly Hand Held tools such as saws, drills, etc.
Maybe even your additional thoughts on each one too.
We sell contractors and a lot of other tradesman tools. We like DeWalt for a few reasons. Their tools are not overdesigned. Their tools are basic yellow and black with no wild grooves and colors in them.
The are engineered by the best in the industry. Sometimes slower to come out with new flashy models because the models they have out went through a lot of testing and modifications before their final production started - hence they don't change them much. DeWalt also has a primary responsiblility to cordless tool buyers to not change batteries/chargers every 6 months. Milwaukee has so many different batteries and chargers that we almost refuse to try to stock them.
Milwaukee does have the #1 rated Portaband saw. Bosch has the top Rotary Hammers and demolition hammers, DeWalt has the best cordless lineup, mitre saws and their new Portaband is as good as milwaukee it just has not caught on as much.
Black and Decker (who now owns DeWalt,Delta,Porter Cable) bought the DeWalt name and made it their Heavy Duty line. DeWalt also makes compact cordless tools mainly for the big box stores (except menards). DeWalt and Menards had a big falling out several years ago - so you won't see any DeWalt at Menards- unless they get it through a distributor. Craftsman has other people make their tools, Black and Decker used to make the craftsman electric impact, sawzall. Emerson Electric makes their other power tools.
The problem with sears is they have no customer support for quick parts and repairs.
Watch out for these no-name brands that the big box stores have, you cannot get parts for them. Remember the name Pro-Tech? CNC?Even popular names like Coleman, Panasonic,Hitachi,Ryobi - Parts are forever trying to get. We quit working on Ryobi tools because customers would get irate at us waiting on parts for 4-5 months.
We like DeWalt,Milwaukee,Bosch,Porter Cable. That's my 2 cents worth.
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