Makita Vs DeWalt

[Kev the gas]

Bosch Professional.

 

[TBServices]

Bosch Professional.

I used to use Bosch, but all but one of my batteries failed.


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[AWheating]

I used to use Bosch, but all but one of my batteries failed.


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snap, most of my bosch cordless tools have had poor battery life.

 

[Billy Bob Bob]

bought 2 new miketa sds for a bargin 90 quid each 3 weeks ago as a stop gap because our 4 year old Hitachi sds decided the chuck would fail,ones gone back under warranty weird slow running fault,i mean no oomph at all

 

[frankjames]

Ii just tend to buy whatever is the cheapest of the 2 makes with similar performance

 

[Bernie2]

Hmm! Festool's are good. But you need to be a millionaire to buy them.

 

[b.lynch plum]

Milwaukee. Proper stuff.


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Milwaukee combi drill all the way

 

[Phil]

If we're talking SDS then Bosch wins hand down over Makita or Dewalt, after all they invented SDS back in 1975.
Generally though I prefer Makita but do have a Dewalt circular saw and I'm very happy with it.
I'm powertool mad and buy at least one a month.

 

[Best]

Ask the people that use power tools more or less all day every day, like kitchen fitters & they will generally probably not be overwhelmed with either makes. Hire firms can give good insight to what each type of tool of each brand does after getting a rough hire life. Each manufacturer will make certain tools better than other tools.
Guess it all depends on how much YOU use or abuse each power tool. I notice Panasonic cordless drills are used by a lot of pros & also Milwaukee, but both are serious money.

 

[Kyle87]

Been buying makita. Picked up a dewalt ads the other day and it just felt cheap. I want to try Milwaukee next

 

[Mike Jackson]

The problem with most manufacturers is they now have two ranges, one for the sheds and one for the pros so you think you are picking up a decent drill but it's actually one downgraded for DIY use.

 

[mike-c]

Love my Makita 18v Li-on. Only takes 22 mins to charge. Even got a little light on it.
i have tried the DeWalt but I feel that the start-up on it is a bit too fast for putting screws in gently especially the flat bit round heads needed for guttering brackets.

 

[kay-jay]

I use Milwaukee 18v and its awesome. My mate has a makita but still needs his sds for clip holes in masonry whereas my cordless zips em in no problem

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[glenno1]

I have dewalt 18v gear mainly but do have a bosch 18v drill,they are both good tools but you have to run the battery right down before re-charging them to get the most out of the battery life

 

[Destroyer2813]

My mate had two Milwaukke drills and bust em both