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Jelly /biz/?

>> No.49875672

>>49875596
I just ran a train on your mum

>> No.49875738
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49875738

>>49875596
jesus christ i love the new bosch battery lasts x2 than the old ones

>> No.49875760

>>49875596
>Boschfag
Go for makita or metabo or at worst some USA brand. Bosch sucks dick, even their "pro" stuff
T. Makichad and metabo enjoyer

>> No.49875776
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>>49875760
milwaukee are the best you fucking makifaggot

>> No.49875805

All my shit is snap on.

>> No.49875809

I've got the 32v SDS drill, it's a bag of shit. Batteries are utter shit, not worth replacing them. This things going in the bin when the last battery is done for

>> No.49875826

>>49875760
>>49875776
>>49875805
>>49875809
Dewilt master race cause made in 'Murrica
>dubs confirm

>> No.49875829

>>49875776
Im in europe so US brands are harder to get. Milwaukee looks decent though

>> No.49875857
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49875857

>>49875596
>8 Ah

>> No.49875893

>>49875596
>buys poverty-tier german tools
Jesus fuck. Atleast buy Hilti.
Bosch is the harborfrieght of germany.
>t. Germanon

>> No.49875969

>>49875596
bear market bizraelis showing off the equipment they use now that they're back to work just like they were showing off their portfolio when they thought they "made it" 6 months ago

>> No.49875989

>>49875596
https://jelly.xyz

>> No.49876054
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49876054

>>49875596
not really, i do like the corded bosch chipping gun but its still small time compared to the OG hilti

>> No.49876094

>>49875760
Poorfag

>> No.49876180

>>49875893
agreed, the most expensive bosch is worse than the cheapest hilti, $750+ compared to $400

>> No.49876292

>>49876054
>>49875826
DeWalt is made in China you lying sucks.
t. Fell for the DeWalt meme

>> No.49876324

>>49875596
For me, it's 18V legacy DeWalt that was gifted from your dad

>> No.49876399

>>49876094
He's talking about the German Metabo, not the international branded Metabo (which is only sold in the US, whereas the German one is sold internationally).

>> No.49876420

>>49875596
Metabo for grinders, Hilti for everything else.

>> No.49876458

>>49876292
It's also owned by Techtronics, a Hong Kong based firm which owns Milwaukee too.

>> No.49876503

>>49876054
>dewalt
Poverty tier dying tools for girls

>> No.49876533

>people unironicaly think hilti is better than bosch

Lmaooo low iq

>> No.49876579
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49876579

DeWalt and Milwaukee impacts are like 99% basically the same shit. Same with rigid too fwiw (I've heard they're made in the same factories as Milwaukee). I used both regularly at my job and really don't notice a difference.

DeWalt hammer drills on the other hand burn out really quickly, I've probably burned out like half a dozen that come in the little 2 pack sets my company always buys for me. I also have a Bosch hammer drill like pic rel that is an absolute beast and has lasted for like 4 years. The batteries suck though

>> No.49876656

>>49876579
>sds + drill

Lmao thats for girls
I only use sds max drill for real men

>> No.49876778

>>49876579
>The batteries suck though
That's true for all the German tools.

>> No.49876794
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>>49876292
almost all of the shit is made in the same factories, they just colornthen differently
i bought dewalt because i already had access to some of them, and me bringing extra batteries/chargers along instantly made me more valuable. why would i deviate into another company and have to rebuy batteries and shit again? i coukd have just as easily ended up with milwaukee had i been given a few of them to start off with. it doesnt matter until you start apporaching serious tools that run thousands, air compressor jack hammers, table saws, concrete chain saws, demolition saws, rebar benders and hydraulic cutters. you geniunely want the best when it comes to tools like these, cheap thats $1000 dollars less with a shitty repair warranty/no balls behind them in use can be frustrating or even work against you if you have any sort of schedule to maintain. i know alot of people will go cheap and do harbor frieght for tools for a single job, but if you actually are a career tradesman, you will want reliable and powerful tools for daily use.
a good example is pic related
there are many options for a demo chainsaw. from 750 to 15,000. how often you need one will determine which you buy
these things are also a special project use typically for me when it would be easier to cut access/vents after the fact in poured walls

>> No.49876798

>>49875596
I have one better

>> No.49876804

>>49876794
You will never be a woman tranny
Disgusting freak

>> No.49876823

>>49875596
No, I have a Dewalt

>> No.49876840
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49876840

>>49876823
>No, I have a Dewalt

>> No.49876855
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49876855

>Tfw Ryobi

I mainly use that for cleaning my kitchen and the stainless steel thermos mug.

>> No.49876892

>>49876855
Ahh you are a weak girl

>> No.49876964

>>49876579
i honestly hate battery chipping guns/hammer drills
the rare occasion we have no jobsite power or something quick that doesnt warrant running a cord and shit i use mine, but i think its only seen action 4 or 5 times in the past 2 years. that was a pointless buy for me, but whatever. if i ever need it its always there and ready.
i have a rigid corded sawzall that is pretty top tier, it hasnt let me down yet, but its the only rigid tool i own and i did not buy it, my grandfather gave it to me

>> No.49876976

>>49876054
New, home depot Dewalt is trash (for the price that is).

>> No.49877062

>>49876855
lel my father went out and bought ryobi shit. underpowered for sure but its a cheap line, and again if youre not drilling 1200 holes a day for rough wiring or making forms for curb/tieing footing forms together all day you really dont need more. most of his work involvds a trowel and a block hammer or a finish trowel/power trowel

>> No.49877429

>>49877062
Based ryobi shitter

>> No.49878592

>>49875596
Bosch is shit.
>>49876579
>I've heard they're made in the same factories
So? Have you ever been in a factory?
Your competitor can order identical parts and just specify different tolerances,
so he will literally get most of your rejected parts and save a lot of money.
Quality control devices which logo will get printed on the part.

>> No.49878611

>>49878592
Low iq

>> No.49878699

Milwaukee maxi here. Love my m12 and m18

>> No.49878846

>>49875893
whats wrong with bosch? i have a bosch dushwasher and its good

>> No.49879007
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49879007

Im a hart man and I'll die on this hill
https://www.toolboxbuzz.com/cordless-tools/hart-tools-launches-new-line-of-tools-at-walmart/

>inb4 "my chinese shit is better than your chinese shit"

>> No.49879147

i went milwaukee bc they have more impacts and ratchets and stuff for mechanics

>> No.49879209

>>49878592
>bosch is shit
yeah i welcome you to use any aftermarket non-bosch part in a mercedes and see how that works out for you.

>> No.49879441
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49879441

Makitachad here.
Literally just werks.

>> No.49879627

>>49875893
Hilti is a ripoff. I've been using my boss's old Hilti kit for a few months before getting my own tools last week and I went with milwaukee because it was literally less than half the price. The impact driver, drill, recipro and grinder just absolutely shit on their hilti counterparts. The hammerdrill is alright, the hilti one is better.

>> No.49879677

Real men use cords.

>> No.49879905

>no mention of panasonic
sorry bitchez the real ones have arrived

>> No.49880021

>>49875596
based. Bosch is what i buy but If i had to do it over again i would just go ryobi

>> No.49880027

>>49875596
>working with your hands for 1/5th the pay

lol laborfags

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>>49879627
again it all comes down to how often you use it and what sector of tool youre going to buy
i agree, corded is god. you cant beat a corded hilti chipping gun
the only other hilti product i trust is their ramshot for driving nails into concrete
as far as drills/drivers go its mil/dew hand tools estwing klein or rose
tapes are always stanley 25ft but i buy them by the 10's and have one 45 ft plus a wheel
i own probably 6 husq chainsaws and 2 demo saws and a concrete chain saw, husq always rubbed me right, stilh gave me problems with the gas cap and their repair program/warranty was garbage. the only time i had a problem with husqvarna i sent it back and they sent me a brand new 450 20" saw. ill admit it was my fault, i cut wrong into a nail embedded tree and it obliterated sonething inside the case when the shards chunked up the spool but it was first use and i had no idea assholes were nailing into the tree for 30 years for wash lines
it all comes down to preference use time and specialty.
ryobi will get you through most home orojects, bring that on a jobsite and expect to be laughed at
the worst thing for sure to buy off brand are ladders, kneeling boards, kneepads, and work boots
pic unrelated my local snakes

>> No.49880195

I always preferred the makita angle grinder when i worked in a steel shop

>> No.49880246

>>49875596
I don't get it OP. Is it attached to a fleshlight at the very least?

Otherwise >>>/diy/ is this way

>> No.49880325

>>49879441
uncle bumblefuck?

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>> No.49880527

>>49880027
>1/5th the pay
1/5th the pay of what?

>> No.49880586

>>49875596
No because its not Milwaukee

>> No.49880668

>>49875760
>Makita

Lmao faggot

Milwaukee or nothing. They're seriously the best. Nothing else compares

>> No.49880745

>>49880668
Oh and inb4 muh China techtronics

It's made to a higher standard. I've used all of them. They're simply tougher and last longer

>> No.49880762

>>49880586
Cringe

>> No.49880797

>>49880745
bro if it's not hilti what's the point? grind till you can buy hilti

>> No.49880823

>>49880797
this. rather use hand tools or just work a different job until i could save enough to get a hilti

>> No.49880868

>>49878846
Bosch is one of those companies that has a billion different divisions making all kinds of shit, their home appliance division has little in common with the tools they make. The higher end appliances are pretty good though, I bought a Series 6 dishwasher and that thing's fucking amazing.

>> No.49880886

>>49880797
Hilti is shit for poorfags

>> No.49881014

>>49880475
for me it's 90% hate 5% water and 5% ibuprofen