re: Battery Power Construction tools

I've had DeWalt 20v tools for a long time and no issues. Used for construction and on machinery. I have a set of M12 for my woodworking like little drill and impact driver, small orbital detail sander. And i have M12 3/8 ratchet and 1/4 ratchet. Those M12 ratchets are awesome when taking off or putting on a bunch of fasteners, like working on my zero turn.

Both Milwaukee and DeWalt are good, both have their pluses and minuses. For instance, the DeWalt trim router (both corded and 20v) are superior to the Milwaukee trim router. My DeWalt 20v hammer drill works well but the standard 20v drill sucks.

I have a ton of 20V DeWalt tools and have been using them for awhile. I have drills, impacts, recip saws, circular saw and routers. I purchased the DeWalt 60v 12” compound miter saw and it’s awesome. Got it so when I’m working away from my home I don’t need to run a chord. I’ve had a Ridgid corded compound miter saw for about 5 years. It’s been a great saw but it’s always been a pain to keep square. I do a lot of woodworking as a hobby and have remodeled several homes (rentals and flips) and have always been impressed with DeWalt. I started using it back when I was using almost all corded tools.

I also purchased the DeWalt 60V track saw and it’s been pretty impressive. I don’t have another brand to compare it to because it’s the first track saw I’ve owned but I love having it.

Needless to say I also recently purchased a 60V blower and string trimmer and quite impressed with them after years of trimming and blowing with my Redmax stuff. Still have my Redmax backpack blower for when I need the xtra power but I haven’t been using it much. 60V chainsaw is next.