Which is better dewalt or Milwaukee
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Money vise Dewalt is cheaper. Quality vise Milwaukee is better especially the new Milwaukee impact driver 5732 has higher torque at 1800 lb-in with the 4 mode (speed/torque and one safe torque mode). Milwaukee tool uses more metal parts than the Dewalt tool, like the gear and impact hammer housing. Milwaukee is built to last.
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They are both excellent tool. The only reason i went with Dewalt cause sometimes if u just time it right they do have some promotions such us free dewalt tools Milwaukee doesnt do that often.
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I chose milwaukee. Ended up buying the 2797-22 kit for $150 brand new. I chose milwaukee because of the better construction and it's LOw price. I also planned on buying the m12 fuel hackzall, which I did and got for 100. The dual charge battery charger comes in handy with both m12 and m18.
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I have used DeWalt, Milwaukee, and Porter Cable professionally and I can tell you that this is the best drill and impact driver I have ever used. The drill is quite compact when you realize it has hammer drill capability and still offers 3 gears. And it is by FAR the most powerful cordless drill I've used and the batteries last forever.
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The Dewalt DCK296M2 kit is comparable to the Milwaukee 2797-22 kit in terms of features, price, and performance. The Dewalt hammerdrill is more powerful and has three speed settings compare to the Milwaukee's two speed settings. The Milwaukee impact driver has 1600 in-lbs torque compare to the Dewalt's 1500 in-lbs. They are priced comparatively. A possible indicator of which is better: 3 times as many used Milwaukee kits are sold on e-bay compared to used Dewalt kits.
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.The 12 volt is a much weaker powered tool. If you plan on cutting metal products u wouldn't suggest the 12 volt saw. The 18 volt has a significant more amount of power. The 18 volt cuts metal compareable to an electric plug in sawzall.
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Yes, The Milwaukee 2604-22 is Industrial Grade. The drill will outlast competitors battery life and power. The 'ratchet chuck' was a big feature for me. Drill bits and screw drives will not fall out of the chuck like they do with Dewalt and other drills.
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no comparison, the worm drive is a much better saw and will out last your circular saw
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Actually my cordless DeWalt vibrated more than any of my rotary hammers including Milwaukee (cordless) and Bosh (corded). My cordless Milwaukee Sawall vibrated less but doing actual cuts, I couldn't tell the difference.
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The short answer is yes. Milwaukee has two 18v batteries, a light duty and larger Extra Capacity (xc) battery. The xc battery will work on all Milwaukee cordless tools, but the standard (or light duty) will only work on the drills and impact drivers. The light duty batteries have an extra "fin" on the case that does not allow insertion into the larger tools such as the saw and sawzall. You can remove the "fin" with a rotary tool and use in the saw but you will not get the same performance from the battery, will not last as long and will need to be recharged more often. I have the saw and love it, it takes a lot for me to get out my old corded saw now.
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Had a B&D; Firestorm (24V) before this....prefer the Porter Cable....I have been using the saws all and drill quite a bit (moderate to heavy use) with no problems....Lithium batteries are great.....very satisfied with the entire collection
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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
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The short answer is yes. Milwaukee has two 18v batteries, a light duty and larger Extra Capacity (xc) battery. The xc battery will work on all Milwaukee cordless tools, but the standard (or light duty) will only work on the drills and impact drivers. The light duty batteries have an extra "fin" on the case that does not allow insertion into the larger tools such as the saw and sawzall. You can remove the "fin" with a rotary tool and use in the saw but you will not get the same performance from the battery, will not last as long and will need to be recharged more often. I have the saw and love it, it takes a lot for me to get out my old corded saw now. The short answer is yes. Milwaukee has two 18v batteries, a light duty and larger Extra Capacity (xc) battery. The xc battery will work on all Milwaukee cordless tools, but the standard (or light duty) will only work on the drills and impact drivers. The light duty batteries have an extra "fin" on the case that does not allow insertion into the larger tools such as the saw and sawzall. You can remove the "fin" with a rotary tool and use in the saw but you will not get the same performance from the battery, will not last as long and will need to be recharged more often. I... » Read More The short answer is yes. Milwaukee has two 18v batteries, a light duty and larger Extra Capacity (xc) battery. The xc battery will work on all Milwaukee cordless tools, but the standard (or light duty) will only work on the drills and impact drivers. The light duty batteries have an extra "fin" on the case that does not allow insertion into the larger tools such as the saw and sawzall. You can remove the "fin" with a rotary tool and use in the saw but you will not get the same performance from the battery, will not last as long and will need to be recharged more often. I have the saw and love it, it takes a lot for me to get out my old corded saw now. « Show Less
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I have owned Dewalt products for many years. I have a miter saw that is twenty years old and runs great. I upgraded to the DW717. It handles and well and is smooth to operate on the slides. I do not own any rigid tools.
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I've had cheap sets, and this one, the Milwaukee 49-22-9510. Nothing else I've used is even half as excellent. Either Fein or Festool do make a costly right angle drive, but I've never read a review or seen the specifications. If you want a very long life, superbly engineered ,right angle drill adapter, this is the one to get.
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the battery should fit into this drill because mhtn product is m18 product it really shouldn't matter how old one or the other is Milwaukee is Milwaukee as far as I know
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M12 Story The MILWAUKEE M12 cordless system delivers industry leading durability and power in a size that outperforms the competition in the tightest places. M12 defines cordless tool innovation, transforming inefficient manual tools - such as cable and copper tubing cutters - into advanced workhorses powered by Milwaukee's REDLITHIUM battery technology. More than 50 unique solutions make the M12 family the largest sub-compact cordless system on the market. The flagship of this family: the M12 FUEL collection - extreme-performance cordless power tools designed, engineered and built to deliver unmatched productivity. Milwaukee affirms its industry leadership, integrating three ground-breaking technologies in a single package: a best-in-class POWERSTATE brushless motor, REDLITHIUM battery technology, and exclusive REDLINK PLUS Intelligence. M12 FUEL puts unrivalled durability, run-time and performance into the hands of the professional tradesman. (Copied from Milwaukee website.) The M22 has a better battery system the next generation so to speak. I have the same drill you have. I have had it since they first came out and I use my tools almost to the point of abuse and this little drill just keeps working (Hard). I also have the Milwaukee 1/2 in. hammer drill. I use my 2410 most of the time because of the small size and weight.
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Get the premium. See this link below. http://toolguyd.com/dewalt-20v-combo-kit-saw-differences/
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From both my long-term and recent experience with both DeWalt and Makita (and Bosch) cordless drivers, drills and circular saws, I would say that Makita is currently tops. I have put my Makita LXT 437 Combo Kit through the paces and have been more than happy with its performance.
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Not sure of the question but Nicad are still a great battery. better in cold weather and i have like a zillion of them. just get the new tool which takes either battery. THANKS DEWALT!!!!!! Keep making them.DarrellK
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With the M18 batteries, it's a BIG difference. The main thing I notice is that the run time is way longer. Milwaukee claims 50% more run time, and that seems pretty accurate to me.