What did you buy today , of the non PM range

lucky luke said:
Everyone has an opinion and mine is just one of many that might challenge.... :) ..... but I love my growing set of makita tools. I don't use them commercially. But they get a LOT of use around the house, especially the angle grinder with cut off disks.
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My theory is two handed tools should be corded but one handed is fine on cordless. Do you recommend their angle grinder?
 
The Makita 6100 chainsaw is definitely a two handed tool haha. Ive been processing firewood for 20 years and that chainsaw scares me a bit. Almost too much power for a tool like that!
A 30 inch round 100 ft tall Douglas Fir is no challenge at all for that saw and it does it with a smile.
It sucks more gas than any saw ive had but its obvious why. I love Makita tools and they did really good buying the Dorman company.
 
66rounds said:
My theory is two handed tools should be corded but one handed is fine on cordless. Do you recommend their angle grinder?
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I have several Milwakee brand cordless grinders and they do get used commercially. I would recommend them.
 
66rounds said:
My theory is two handed tools should be corded but one handed is fine on cordless. Do you recommend their angle grinder?
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I've done some serious "chopping" up of steel plate and pipe using the grinder..... also loads of masonry bricks. Other than batteries going flat with hours of work, I can't fault it.
 
Got my holly grail watch the other week .
All the Seiko's have gone , I'm down to one watch .
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