What tool brand do you use

[hermit]

I use DEWALT and Bauer. Both a good,


beckham

I went totally with Milwaukee M18 Fuel after my old 18 volt Dewalt batteries died a couple years ago.

 

[Timmycornpicker]

Sooo many different brands! In my shop and toolboxes you will find Milwaukee, DeWalt, Craftsman, Snap-On, Husky, Billings, S-K, Blue Point, various Harbor Freight brands, a few pieces of Tractor Supply junk, and who knows what else.

 

[chvet73]

Ridgid and Ryobi.

 

[scootergmc]

I'm a complete hodgepodge of mechanic hand tools, and cordless power tools are 20v porter cable and both ranges of Milwaukee. Corded are hodgepodge too.

 

[drsportster]

I probably have tools from any company that makes them Too various to list

 

[John T]

Ive got a huge assortment, but my favorite hand tools are Williams. My battery powered are Dewalt but if I had to start over Id go Milwaukee.

John T

 

[Scott 730]

Binford.

 

[scootergmc]

 

[Ultradog MN]

I use DEWALT and Bauer. Both a good,


beckham

We need to define "tools" better.
Corded or cordless electric tools? Mechanic tools? Wood working, metal working, welding, precision or rigging tools? Hand tools? Shop equipment tools?

 

[SkipperII]

Battery tools are mostly Ryobi, My shop tools boxes are Mac, Matco, Proto, and some Craftsman, with a few SnapOn. My truck box is mostly HF, because its less painful to lose them.

 

[Kentucky Gardener]

aleigh

We need to define "tools" better.
Corded or cordless electric tools? Mechanic tools? Wood working, metal working, welding, precision or rigging tools? Hand tools? Shop equipment tools?

I'm really bad at this. hand tools or power tools. for handtools I use Pittsburgh.

beckham

 

[Sprint 6]

Big power tools, M18 Milwaukee. Little power tools, Snap-On 14.4v, their forward/reverse trigger can't be beat for getting stuck stuff loose.

Hand tools, 50/50 Craftsman and Snap-On, with some MAC and Matco sprinkled in.