I have to have both too 😂😂 I understand that statement so much. One of these days I’m going to pick up a hard handle version of that off the truck. Those things are sweet.
Ain’t that the truth 😂 I used the “I have to have both” justification when I found Porter Cable sawzalls on sale at Tractor Supply for $35 last weekend
@@jackof1 yea that’s a heck of a deal. Those can be the ones that you beat up. I’ve got an older Dewalt sawzall that I beat the heck out of in the mud and never clean it up. It’s good to have a sawzall like that!
I have wera demolition screwdrivers and they are ok. I also have a Milwaukee demolition screwdriver and I have to say I do enjoy using it more than wera and it was way cheaper, the striking cap is a lot bigger, flat and overall better to use. I also see that in the US, you guys prefer ratcheting screwdrivers that have ball bearings. I'm located in the EU and I bet you can get those here but I never saw anyone use that kind of screwdriver. We use regular bits. The only difference is in the hex socket, it can be magnetic or locking mechanism. I also like to have some less expensive tools.
I personally prefer fixed blade screwdrivers, but ratcheting is nice for low torque applications. Milwaukee has two different kinds of demo screwdrivers and if it’s the one I’m thinking of with the flat striking cap- yeah I love that thing too!
I have to have both too 😂😂 I understand that statement so much. One of these days I’m going to pick up a hard handle version of that off the truck. Those things are sweet.
Ain’t that the truth 😂 I used the “I have to have both” justification when I found Porter Cable sawzalls on sale at Tractor Supply for $35 last weekend
@@jackof1 yea that’s a heck of a deal. Those can be the ones that you beat up. I’ve got an older Dewalt sawzall that I beat the heck out of in the mud and never clean it up. It’s good to have a sawzall like that!
I have wera demolition screwdrivers and they are ok. I also have a Milwaukee demolition screwdriver and I have to say I do enjoy using it more than wera and it was way cheaper, the striking cap is a lot bigger, flat and overall better to use. I also see that in the US, you guys prefer ratcheting screwdrivers that have ball bearings. I'm located in the EU and I bet you can get those here but I never saw anyone use that kind of screwdriver. We use regular bits. The only difference is in the hex socket, it can be magnetic or locking mechanism. I also like to have some less expensive tools.
I personally prefer fixed blade screwdrivers, but ratcheting is nice for low torque applications. Milwaukee has two different kinds of demo screwdrivers and if it’s the one I’m thinking of with the flat striking cap- yeah I love that thing too!