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Bosch Professional tools
>makes all other tools Brands obsolete
Nothing personal kid

>> No.2421652
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2421652

>>2421573
But do they have a Lifetime Service Agreement?

>> No.2421709

>>2421652
Kys

>> No.2422833

I got the light, angle grinder and a drill/screwdriver. Then I realized these asshole have no chainsaw in their program. Fuck me.
Now I got the red Einhell 18v system. Brushless. Cheaper. Quality tools with good features

>> No.2422837

Laughs in Milwaukee

>> No.2422848

Imagine being so autistic that you need to have the same brand for every tool. Just get whatever’s the best bang for the buck. I have like 4 sets of batteries.

>> No.2423559

>>2421652
Why would it ever need to be serviced if it just werks?

>> No.2423562

>>2422848
This is what retards do

>> No.2423568

>>2421573
I find the Bosch Bait guy interesting.
Is he one of the 10 people who actually bought a Bosch drill and needs validation?
Is it poorly thought out bait?
Is he a stupid bong?

It would be like going to /o/ and repeatedly making threads claiming that Fiat makes the best cars.
Everyone would just flat out be confused because Fiat sells almost no cars under their name in the USA.
Very few people drive them, and they aren’t special in any wait.

It doesn’t hook people like bait should, it just makes someone slightly confused.

>> No.2423813

>>2423559
Why won’t more companies stand behind their tools? If it werks, they wouldn’t be afraid to offer a great warranty like the Lifetime Service Agreement!

>> No.2423842

>>2423568
all cordless drill threads are bepis bait.

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>>2423842

>> No.2424124

>>2424103

What do those 4A on the right go to?
That connection looks similar to BnD battery I use..
Either way, do you have a preferred source for Li tool batt's? AMZ is hit or miss for what I've bought... :(

>> No.2424239

>>2424124
Amazon is counterfeit central since 90% of the offers are marketplace.
literally every online shop with 5$ higher price is more trustworthy these days

>> No.2424361

>>2424124
Those are Ridgid 18V batteries. I haven’t bought any Amazon batteries because <$50ea for 4.0Ah packs if you shop with sales is worth it to get a warranty and not gamble on Chinese packs with cells full of sand.

>> No.2424366

>>2421652
>benchmade
Worked there. Founder died and son took over. Running it into the ground, chink style. Lower quality materials, pushing scrap, all kinds of chink shit. Stay away from post 2019 benchmade knives.

>> No.2424394

>>2422837
Milwaukee doesn't exist outside of the USA.

>> No.2424453

>>2424394
Yes it does

France for instance

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>>2421573
Why do I need 5 different battery operated angle grinders?

>> No.2424519

>>2423568
Bosch tools are pretty common in Europistan

>> No.2424524

>>2424519
>bongs
>relevant

>> No.2424561

>cordless tools

The only thing that I tried from bosch was their
bulldog hammer drill and that little cunt can sure take a beating. Sometimes chopping long enough that the heat is so much and the lubricants start slowly drip down the bit.

>> No.2425244

>>2424394
Come to Australia mate, it's fucking everywhere (including my truck).

>> No.2425261

Eh I use bosch 18v in the US cus its cheap, better than ryobi, and good enough to get the job done.

In hindsight probably should've gone with milwaukee/dewalk/milwaukee but o well.

>> No.2425355

>>2421573
For me it's Makita.

>> No.2425817

>>2424524
I'm not talking about Britain. they don't use Bosch alot. it's a mainland gayrope thing

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2426540

>>2421573
>No Bosch moped
Anon, I...

>> No.2427101

>>2424459
one to hold at 15 degrees, another at 30, 45, 60, and 90
fuckin casual

>> No.2428289

>>2421573
Imagine buying Bosch when I can get made in Japan Makita.

>> No.2428399

>>2424394
Milwaukee exists in Bongland but it's not super common. The go-to high end tools are Bosch or DeWalt

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>>2424394
The tool brand does, but pic related doesn't.

>> No.2428452

>>2422848
I started out with cheap/free tools from 18-24. I got tired of that shit and decided I wanted quality tools and only one set of batteries, and teal/turquoise fits my vibe so I went with Milwaukee. They are bomb and say 'Made in Japan' on them too.

>> No.2428453

>>2423842
Is there even a corded impact drill?

>> No.2428457

the VIRGIN power tool brand optimizer:
>spends countless hours researching individual tools to pick the best ones
>has either an autistic brand loyalty or a disparate collection of individual brands cherry picked for best performance
>keeps tools in pristine condition, overly organized, gets mad about them


The CHAD Builder:
>my favorite color is blue / my dad said these are ones are best
>idk lol it was free
>leaves tools lying all over the yard so he can use them as he pleases, property is a big tool garden
>TIME TO BUILD!

>> No.2428460

>>2428453
You mean impact driver? Somebody posted a pic of an older model Makita or Porter Cable or something once, but never seen one IRL. Last time I saw somebody using a corded drill was a couple years ago to mix soup stock and sauces in the kitchen of a restaurant.

>> No.2428461

>>2428457
Welp, at least I’m not a virgin.

I got into Ridgid because it was the best Black Friday deal, brushless hammer drill, impact driver, sawzall, plus 2x 4.0Ah packs for $199. Warranty didn’t hurt either.

>> No.2428724

Milwaukee is for NPCs

Bosch is a boomer brand that most people will easily encounter

Makita is basically Bosch but for Asians

>> No.2428725

>>2428457
>has either an autistic brand loyalty
I like using a common battery without the need of adapters.

>> No.2428746

>15 separate angle grinders

>> No.2428794

>>2428725
Thats not autistic though i do the same