Add M18 FUEL 18V Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless Hammer Drill and Impact Driver Combo Kit (2-Tool) with 2 Batteries and the free tool (I chose reciprocating saw but doesn't matter) the price will drop to $266 + whatever the free tool is in cart. After placing the order I contacted support through chat and canceled the reciprocating saw. Final price was $266 plus tax after canceling the free tool.
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Add M18 FUEL 18V Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless Hammer Drill and Impact Driver Combo Kit (2-Tool) with 2 Batteries and the free tool (I chose reciprocating saw but doesn't matter) the price will drop to $266 + whatever the free tool is in cart. After placing the order I contacted support through chat and canceled the reciprocating saw. Final price was $266 plus tax after canceling the free tool.
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I have the last gen and that hardly gets used. Guess I could upgrade to this and sell the last gen. Is this gen4 that much of an improvement over gen 3?
Your question is largely irrelevant. Both are powerful and will get the job done.
The way more important question is which ecosystem will better serve your needs?
All these brands have vast swaths of tools at this point. I personally prefer Milwaukee because of the more trade focused tools that they make for electricians and plumbers.
Your question is largely irrelevant. Both are powerful and will get the job done.
The way more important question is which ecosystem will better serve your needs?
All these brands have vast swaths of tools at this point. I personally prefer Milwaukee because of the more trade focused tools that they make for electricians and plumbers.
How's the warranty? I heard it's harder to claim warranty/get it repaired under warranty for DeWalt ?
How's the warranty? I heard it's harder to claim warranty/get it repaired under warranty for DeWalt ?
I don't know for Dewalt, sorry.
For Milwaukee, I've only had 3 tools go bad in the last ~10 years and it's been as simple as taking it down to a service center and dropping it off.
If I were looking into it in my area, I'd just look up service centers on each brands website and see if they're close.
I also use the home depot credit card for these purchases to get additional 10% off coupons (almost) every month and it extends the 90 day warranty out to 1 year for "worry free" returns. That way if something goes wrong within a year, I can just go to the store and swap it with minimal down time.
Add M18 FUEL 18V Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless Hammer Drill and Impact Driver Combo Kit (2-Tool) with 2 Batteries and the free tool (I chose reciprocating saw but doesn't matter) the price will drop to $266 + whatever the free tool is in cart. After placing the order I contacted support through chat and canceled the reciprocating saw. Final price was $266 plus tax after canceling the free tool.
If you want the drill and impact kit, then this is a great price. But if you want the bonus item, find the M18 Starter Kit (2 5.0 batteries + one charger) they have the same "promo" items but the price for them will be lowered.
Tried it in store last night with a leaf blower and come out to 100.
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The way more important question is which ecosystem will better serve your needs?
All these brands have vast swaths of tools at this point. I personally prefer Milwaukee because of the more trade focused tools that they make for electricians and plumbers.
The way more important question is which ecosystem will better serve your needs?
All these brands have vast swaths of tools at this point. I personally prefer Milwaukee because of the more trade focused tools that they make for electricians and plumbers.
For Milwaukee, I've only had 3 tools go bad in the last ~10 years and it's been as simple as taking it down to a service center and dropping it off.
If I were looking into it in my area, I'd just look up service centers on each brands website and see if they're close.
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https://www.dewalt.com/service-center
I also use the home depot credit card for these purchases to get additional 10% off coupons (almost) every month and it extends the 90 day warranty out to 1 year for "worry free" returns. That way if something goes wrong within a year, I can just go to the store and swap it with minimal down time.
Add M18 FUEL 18V Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless Hammer Drill and Impact Driver Combo Kit (2-Tool) with 2 Batteries and the free tool (I chose reciprocating saw but doesn't matter) the price will drop to $266 + whatever the free tool is in cart. After placing the order I contacted support through chat and canceled the reciprocating saw. Final price was $266 plus tax after canceling the free tool.
If you want the drill and impact kit, then this is a great price. But if you want the bonus item, find the M18 Starter Kit (2 5.0 batteries + one charger) they have the same "promo" items but the price for them will be lowered.
Tried it in store last night with a leaf blower and come out to 100.
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