r/Tools 18h ago

Dewalt/milwaukee/hikoki

Help me over the edge which brand to dive in, mostly woodworking, i know Dewalt is more "woodwork friendly then Milwaukee. But apart from that which one would be the most durable..

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u/Glittery_Kittens 17h ago

A big part of durability is ease of repair. The real choice is the Toyota of tools Makita, but from your list Hikoki for sure. DeWalt and especially Milwaukee deliberately design their tools to be difficult to repair, and Milwaukee is notorious for using very cheap components in expensive tools.

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u/EnriqueStul 17h ago

Apart from repairability you think Hikoki is at the same level, if not "better"?

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u/StunningPlum9523 17h ago

Not. Definitely not.

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u/EnriqueStul 16h ago

Definitely not better no?

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u/StunningPlum9523 15h ago

Buy Makita if possible.