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I think it is human nature to want to have made the best tool purchases, and the cheaper brands challenge that. You need to know you made a good investment by spending more, and so people that spent 2x the price of ryobi, etc want to put a lot of emphasis on those differences.
I've owned some cheaper tools and some of the biggest differences have been overall weight, durability, and dust collectuon.
Ryobi also has an advantage of mass production compared to some brands
I've owned some cheaper tools and some of the biggest differences have been overall weight, durability, and dust collectuon.
Ryobi also has an advantage of mass production compared to some brands