Which cordless tool ecosystem?

[v8gaz]

Looking to invest in cordless tools, and would like to buy the same make to share batteries etc. What make would the panel recommend for domestic use?

 

[LondonManc]

https://uk.ryobitools.eu/

 

[v8gaz]

Looks good - what do they have over other better known names?

 

[malvolio]

Looks good - what do they have over other better known names?

Pros buy them...?

Mine are largely Bosch , which are fairly solid. The other pro kit is Makita.

 

[Lance]

Isn't De Walt the go-to manufacturer? Or are they no longer fashionable?


DeWalt 18V XR 10 Piece Kit with 4 x 5.0Ah Batteries | Toolden

 

[malvolio]

Isn't De Walt the go-to manufacturer? Or are they no longer fashionable?


DeWalt 18V XR 10 Piece Kit with 4 x 5.0Ah Batteries | Toolden

Ah yes... Quite forgot them....

Not sure we're helping V8 though

 

[Paralytic]

Isn't De Walt the go-to manufacturer? Or are they no longer fashionable?


DeWalt 18V XR 10 Piece Kit with 4 x 5.0Ah Batteries | Toolden

I'm waiting for the post.... "Can i buy this 10 piece De-walt kit through my Ltd company and expense it. I need it to build my new desk (also expensed) and that is wholly and exclusively for company use since my employer, er, sorry, client, says I can work from home".

I've started building up my collection of Bosch 18v kit - not the best there is, but a decent brand and not too pricey for the home diy'er.

 

[v8gaz]

Not sure we're helping V8 though

No. No you're not.

 

[malvolio]

No. No you're not.

Thought not.

Bosch for good and cheap, Makita for better and more expensive, De Walt for professional kit.

Bosch probably have the widest range incidentally.

 

[LondonManc]

Looks good - what do they have over other better known names?

Probably not much - them, Makita, De Walt provide a similar offering. You're better asking on a tools site rather than asking a bunch of Destroy-It-Yourselfers.