What makes a good drill

[bmb]

hilti for me, won't buy nothing else... one tool they don't do is a cordless jigsaw

 

[Engineer54]

hilti for me, won't buy nothing else... one tool they don't do is a cordless jigsaw

Hilti is i think owned by Milwaukee. I think Hilti is the only other brand the main contractor here has on site. Mainly concrete breakers...

 

[High Tower]

Hilti is i think owned by Milwaukee. I think Hilti is the only other brand the main contractor here has on site. Mainly concrete breakers...

Nothing to do with each other!,

Hilti is still family owned in Germany!

Milwaukee is American owned and used to be known as kango

 

[Jibapproved]

Been a bit of a power tool perv for many years and tried most brands, been using makita lxt for a few years and not let me down so far

 

[shanky887614]

Been a bit of a power tool perv for many years and tried most brands, been using makita lxt for a few years and not let me down so far

Cheap as chips as well. There top of the range drill with 2 batteries was on offer for £180 on amazon the other day

 

[Engineer54]

Nothing to do with each other!,

Hilti is still family owned in Germany!

Milwaukee is American owned and used to be known as kango

You're right, i was getting Hilti mixed up with Kango, But i think you'll find that it was Milwaukee that bought Kango out. They also bought out a German company, but i'm buggered if i can recall the name.

 

[spark 68]

You're right, i was getting Hilti mixed up with Kango, But i think you'll find that it was Milwaukee that bought Kango out. They also bought out a German company, but i'm buggered if i can recall the name.

AEG power tools, or at least the brand name:

AEG - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Techtronic Industries - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Engineer54]

AEG power tools, or at least the brand name:

AEG - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Techtronic Industries - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Yep, that's the one!! lol!!

 

[Guest111]

Nothing to do with each other!,

Hilti is still family owned in Germany!

Milwaukee is American owned and used to be known as kango

Bit of history for you,Hilti actually come from Lichtenstein,not Germany,Milwaukee is American and bought up various companies to get product licenses.Kango Electric as was was bought out by AEG Who bought out other power tool makers and then sold out to atlas copco,an American company best known for air tools who later on sold out to milwaukee,although some years ago kango sold a product license for the old 637 to various firms who manufactured them under their own badge,originally the 637 was produced with a grey handle,later turning to green then blue before final production runs ceased with models having a red handle.The Kango 900 series was first produced with a grey handle then blue then red then yellow,with a black body instead of the standard aluminium one,these were the final run before the company was sold overseas,nowadays the new kango bears more resemblance to a hilti machine than a traditional Kango.

 

[Risteard]

Hilti is still family owned in Germany!

Lichtenstein actually.

 

[Risteard]

Just realised that has already been pointed out lol

 

[High Tower]

Lichtenstein actually.

No longer Lichtenstein these days, they are 100% based out of Germany.

 

[jaypp]

what makes a good drill? a good drill instructor!

 

[shanky887614]

what makes a good drill? a good drill instructor!

Instructor shouted at me the other day.

Think drill

Black n decker black n decker black n decker

Surfice to say he was not amused XD

 

[jaypp]

Instructor shouted at me the other day.

Think drill

Black n decker black n decker black n decker

Surfice to say he was not amused XD

why, wrong drill?!

 

[GLENNSPARK]

i`v got various stuff...

Makita

Hilti

Bosch blue

Fein

 

[Silly Sausage]

Rotary hammer and above it's got to be Hilti. Can you love a tool more than the woman in your life?

Battery drivers etc, whatever I can find for a reasonable price at the time.

 

[Adaobama]

Yes, it is very cheap. Hilti I would consider. Thank you