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Absolutely, man I have been using this little driver a whole lot. It’s light, powerful, and just right for around the house. And the MIP speed tips are the best!I find the 1/4" hex to be essential. Fast, can use the MIP etc speed tips, and plenty enough for RC and basic stuff around the house. It's my only cordless tool because everything else I have is passed down. lol
I'm rocking harbor freights top of the line bought with a gift card I got when I didn't know what else to buy with it.
I like the Ryobi 18v One tools, good value for money and cheap enough to replace if needed. Plus lots of cheap no name Chinese battery packs that work with them on Amazon and eBay. Lots of my garage tools are Ryobi - drills, impacts, sawsall, skillsaw, yard trimmer, etc. I only have a few harbor freight power tools mostly because I don't want to collect more batteries for new tools. I like their Earthquake and Bauer stuff. But if I had the money at the time and could start over I'd be a Milwaukee tools guy 100%I'm a Harbor Freight fan. I don't have any of their power tools but would have no prob buying some if the Ryobi One+ tools weren't so good for the money.
Would there be much difference between 18v and 20v? I'm hoping for a vac pretty serious but all the stuff I've seen in the past suck because they don't suck enough. Lol.I like the Ryobi 18v One tools, good value for money and cheap enough to replace if needed. Plus lots of cheap no name Chinese battery packs that work with them on Amazon and eBay. Lots of my garage tools are Ryobi - drills, impacts, sawsall, skillsaw, yard trimmer, etc. I only have a few harbor freight power tools mostly because I don't want to collect more batteries for new tools. I like their Earthquake and Bauer stuff. But if I had the money at the time and could start over I'd be a Milwaukee tools guy 100%
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07F2BL1P3/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fab_rp1AFbSQW5FNGI've narrowed it down to the Dewalt DCF680N1 $72 or DCF680N2 with bag and 2 batteries $102 or the Metabo DB3DL2 $70. I need opinions on which one to get. If you've had both or all three,thats even better.
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