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For a homeowner who already has ryobi batteries, does it make sense to get a refurb ryobi for $33, new ryobi for $36, a brushless ryobi with battery for 99, or this makita for $83?
For a homeowner who already has ryobi batteries, does it make sense to get a refurb ryobi for $33, new ryobi for $36, a brushless ryobi with battery for 99, or this makita for $83?
Do you plan on heavier duty use? If so, then go with the Makita. If you're going to stick with light use and you're already invested in the Ryobi systems then get a new Ryobi since it's only $3 more.
Do you plan on heavier duty use? If so, then go with the Makita. If you're going to stick with light use and you're already invested in the Ryobi systems then get a new Ryobi since it's only $3 more.
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Personally, I would go with a hammer drill. =P
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Personally, I would go with a hammer drill. =P
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