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Old 05-22-2009, 11:23 PM   #1
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I'm finally going to upgrade my old Makita 9.6 volt stick-battery drills, and am considering an 18 volt lithium ion drill.

Any recommendations?

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Old 05-23-2009, 09:44 AM   #2
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I have a 18V, 6 tool Makita kit I use everyday and love it.
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for the price i dont think you can beat hitachi. I have a few of their impact drills and they really are worth the money. Having said that i usually buy makita, because the quality and batteries are better, IMO. For typical shop use the hitachi's are good, but i do alot of remodeling also so i go through drills alot. I like the dewalts for their power, seems more than most, but not as much as the millwaukees i've have in the past. I think drills are a personal perference. I've only ever broken one drill, and it was totally my fault. Usually batteries are the issue. I a have a couple drills from about every brand and use them ALL everyday. One other thought.....i stay away from rigid and ryobi. They feel cheap and honestly i dont care for home depot so yeah!
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