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Originally Posted by GMike
Thanks guys for all the replys. Man, they have come a long way with these cordless tools. From what I'm hearing the 18V would have done the job for me but I ordered the Milwaukee 28V, 4 piece kit the other night. I am sure I will be tickled with it, I kind of like overkill when it comes to tools and trucks.
I drove all over town looking for 28V the other day, nobody had them. But I did find Milwaukee 18V 4 piece kit on sale at Home Depot for $399. Might should have got that. Oh well 28V is in the mail.
Thanks again for your replies.
Mike
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The only problem with overkill cordless tools is the weight, especially when you're doing overhead work for long periods of time such as a circular saw or a reciprocating saw. That's why I prefer my 18V Makita tools. They have the weight of a 12V with the power of an 18V. Also the battery charge last much longer.
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