I see that the price on the Lifehammer brand is more than twice this one. Is the quality on this one good enough?
719253
i persoanlly have not had to use this yet, but the quality looks great. each comes with its own mounting bracket. i purchased this one due to the price the reviews and the fact that i got one for each of my cars.
648946
It isn't overkill at all. The amount of torque it means it will never be underpowered for anything at home. I use these on a regular basis at work and I would have one at home if it weren't this expensive. I work in a steel mill and the durability of the impact and the life of the battery are impressive. It would be incredibly handy if you did work outside of a shop area were you may not have an air compressor.
1231646
It's fine. I mean, for the price you know, it's really good. The quality is not as great as the expensive ones of course. But it's actually durable. I'm still using my first one.
284540
The one I recived from Amazon seems to be of very high quailty. I haven't had any trouble with mine, and would purchase again.
1112026
The casing on this particular model in the case is not as rigid in quality like the "Blues Blender" however, for the price you can't go wrong. You still have to break them in before you attempt to bend a note or you'll blow the reed out, which won't be worth the cost factor for replace or repair. They are pretty good. I purchased them because their made by Hohner, and because I was curious to hear what they sound like. I also however, purchased the "Blues Bender" to which there is no comparison if you are really into playing. The Blues Bender is one sturdy harp that lives up to its reputation. I love it, and I will continue to stick by Hohner. Hopes this helps A.J.Alvarez The casing on this particular model in the case is not as rigid in quality like the "Blues Blender" however, for the price you can't go wrong. You still have to break them in before you attempt to bend a note or you'll blow the reed out, which won't be worth the cost factor for replace or repair. They are pretty good. I purchased them because their made by Hohner, and because I was curious to hear what they sound like. I also however, purchased the "Blues Bender" to which there is no comparison if you are really into playing. The Blues Bender is one sturdy harp that... » Read More The casing on this particular model in the case is not as rigid in quality like the "Blues Blender" however, for the price you can't go wrong. You still have to break them in before you attempt to bend a note or you'll blow the reed out, which won't be worth the cost factor for replace or repair. They are pretty good. I purchased them because their made by Hohner, and because I was curious to hear what they sound like. I also however, purchased the "Blues Bender" to which there is no comparison if you are really into playing. The Blues Bender is one sturdy harp that lives up to its reputation. I love it, and I will continue to stick by Hohner. Hopes this helps A.J.Alvarez « Show Less
292920
You are paying for quality, but the price is afordable.I used Dewalt, Ridgid, Milwaukee and even Ryobi. The quality of Busch is better than any of those. Batteries (SLIM PACK) are 1.5 ah and 27 wh, but they last as long as 2 ah
404414
Yes, I believe it is. I was happy with the quality of the grind, but everything else was of poor quality. If you plan on using it once a week or less it may be adequate. If you plan on using more frequently you are probably better off spending a bit more on something else.
540390
Sorry, for the late answer. I don't can help you. I sold the saw. Because the saw was not what I want. The Tracks are not really good. When you need the saw for business, the saw is not good enough. I buy a different brand, and I'm happy. But off course the new saw was more than the on double price. For hobby is this a good saw for a good price, but not for more.
1096468
It's true. I bought it also and I wondered aboutt it. You should choose better one with more money for fine grinding.
1733913
Without a side by side it is problematic to say. OK so much for the disclaimer. Yes, this is the best bang for the buck. My plumber went to his supplier and they both cried over the price. Why, because the quality is that good.
118942
Yes, it's a great drill. Check the prices at the big box hardware stores. You will come back and order this one!
1031328
When it comes to tools I always buy good quality. I've owned this one for a year or two and love it. It may be a little overpowered for your needs as written, but it's versatility outweighs others that are only slightly cheaper.
1898336
To be honest, I would never us B&D; for heady duty jobs. They're pretty much the bottom of the line as far as quality and reliability. Look for Dewalt, Ryobi(that's what I use) or Skil. Home Depot usually has one of them on sale. hope this helps. Charlie
296779
I think you are making a wise choice. This is a good machine and replaced my 1st ProForm, which I used 8 years and it was a cheap model..$599. It still works too but is noisy. They make a great machine.
974180
The $180 saw has a magnesium housing, rather than composite. It makes the saw quite a bit lighter, and probably more durable. Apparently, it also comes with a retractable hook. As far as the motor and performance go, I believe the two models are identical.I would base my purchasing decision on who will be using the saw, and how it will be used. If you need to make lots of one-handed cuts, or if you will be having someone that doesn't own the saw using it, I would probably spring for the mag model. If it's just you using it, and you are mindful of your tools, I think you will be perfectly satisfied with the $130 model. The $180 saw has a magnesium housing, rather than composite. It makes the saw quite a bit lighter, and probably more durable. Apparently, it also comes with a retractable hook. As far as the motor and performance go, I believe the two models are identical.I would base my purchasing decision on who will be using the saw, and how it will be used. If you need to make lots of one-handed cuts, or if you will be having someone that doesn't own the saw using it, I would probably spring for the mag model. If it's just you using it, and you are mindful of your tools, I think you will be... » Read More The $180 saw has a magnesium housing, rather than composite. It makes the saw quite a bit lighter, and probably more durable. Apparently, it also comes with a retractable hook. As far as the motor and performance go, I believe the two models are identical.I would base my purchasing decision on who will be using the saw, and how it will be used. If you need to make lots of one-handed cuts, or if you will be having someone that doesn't own the saw using it, I would probably spring for the mag model. If it's just you using it, and you are mindful of your tools, I think you will be perfectly satisfied with the $130 model. « Show Less
2281163
I agree with Betty, quality is better than orginal. Sorry I also am not familiar with that brand.
942505
I'm happy you asked; no. I was researching a brand from Oregon for the best price online and landed on this one thinking it was. Although I screwed up and ordered this one by mistake, it's actually decent quality unlike the ones Wal-Mart sells.