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It is important to know that the owner of the brand, is not the same company that produce the tool, but he does determine the quality (and after sale service) . Many production companies produce tools (and parts of tools) for a large number of different brands.

Smart comment. First buy the tool, only to find out that that brand is junk. That Is something a professional cannot afford. He has to earn his living from that. He buys his tools based on experiences with the brand or reputation among his colleagues. This also applies to to a certain extent to the serious DIY where the price-performance ratio is an important factor. If I e.g. buy Makita, Festool or Hilti, I know that I am buying a very well-performing tool. Conclusion, it is important to know which manufacturer support which brand.

Would have given thumbs up but pity about the annoying background music. Many more European brands are missing.

I didn't hear you mention Snap on.

Sounds like you just get paid by manufacturer to say it's good when it's really not. Why wouldn't you do proper testing? Proof or go home

Wtf terrible testing. Doesnt prove anything that you cut something 0,5second (half a second is well within margin for error in test

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Who owns green works?

mac tools snapon

Have not heard the name flymo in years! Used a flymo mower with no wheels, worked like a hovercraft , great on wet areas or steep slopes with a rope. Orange deck and I think a 2 stroke brown engine? 1980 ish.

DeWalt just can't get it right with impact drivers. They now have 7 models to choose from. Maybe the new 860 will be worth considering.

Hercules Hercules Hercules!

SBD destroyed Robomow's quality.

I have a lot of tool from Festool, it is not even in your list, why. I think it is the best brand ever.

EGO = PISS POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE!

What about Stihl? Did I miss it. Does Stihl make any other brands? And what about Delta?

What about Stihl?

If the tool works well, who cares who makes it?

Where can we find a PDF poster of the brands. I am a visual learner and there is no way for me to remember what you listed and being able to make meaningful purchase decisions based on common platforms and manufacturers would be great.

I wish they would have a detail sander like Milwakees m12 version.

Is the Ottawa Tool Company OTC still it's own company or has it been bought up by others?!? 🤔

I just had my first encounter with Ryobi customer service. It was horrible. I will slowly be switching to another brand for my main tools

We know who makes what....Real info would be exactly where these tools are manufactured...what city,what facility..

What about Hyper Tough from Wall Mart.

Who cares abouts that WHERE ARE THEY MADE?

What's missing from this is what all this really _means._ Okay, so Craftsman and DeWalt are both owned by Stanley Black & Decker. So what? I take it that each of those brands are still operating separately, at least for the most part. Does having the same owner change those brands' products in any way? Or in any way that matters? If so, how?

They are not the same machine. Of course the flex is better.

Who makes ozito tools please

Festool and lamelo sawstop

Redbacks

How about Snap-On tools?

Stop pounding on the desk. 🤧

Much like VCR war and the DVD battles and the latest apple vers USB .. the battery alliance is going to dominate the future of cordless tools. It is beyond frustrating to have throw out a 350.00 impact wrench because of this propriety battery format like ryobi and older BOSCH post system version when all others have switch to a sliding battery system of the battery alliance.

Years ago I used to buy Rockwell tools. They were good tools. Do they even exist today?

Who owns Greenworks Tools?

Started with DeWalt, then Milwaukee, then switched to MAKITA due to them being innovative and having tools others do not offer. Yes, some of it can be expensive, but the quality is excellent. Let’s face it, most tool brands are very good if not excellent. A skilled operator can do a lot with ANY brand of tool.

no one needs one key. it's dumb as fk. please scrap that shit. just make the best quality batteries and drills. simple. forget the extra Bluetooth crap. sorry for being so blunt, but I've used milwukee extensively for the past 15years. my opinion does matter.a good product sells itself..you don't need any extra fancy stutf. ♡love you

On UA-cam videos the winner is always the company or brand paying because actors are free to apply different levels of strength to the tools. I use both brands daily and I’m very happy with both.

I think you crossed the Wet/Dry Vac with another product. You showed to promo for the wet/dry vac but then showed the kit and webpage for a different stick vac.

is the picture available somewhere?

Emerson manufactures the orange ridgid vacuums, as well the craftsman vacuums, and filters for both, not only the plumbing red and black tools

Quite interesting to learn about all these tool manufacturers. I have a question I haven't been able to know in a long time; I bought a double bevel/slide 10" compound miter saw about 20 years ago from a company called RONA (they took over Lowe's here in Canada). It was made in the People's Republic of China. That's all I know about it. Who was the manufacturer of this brand of saw? I'd love to know! Anyone? Anyone? :)

Most unscientific boring test I’ve ever seen. U can’t redo the test because you’re putting drain on that particular battery. R u sure u guys aren’t painters?

Dumbass’s your do over just made the battery go through 5 pieces of OSB negating the whole test. Uh Duh!!!!

Stanley’s divestment is doors/security is wild. They been at that for maybe 15 years now. All the automatic doors and secure heavy doors on any random commercial buildings. A large chunk of them are Stanley. Some interesting diversification when they have money and are able to invest. Panera Bread is heavily divested in veterinary clinics.

Millwalkee, Ryobi anf AEG .. from the same company... Too funny... oh and Hoover.

So many great historical quality brands whom are mostly garbage and the only thing of quality is their history.

I believe Hitachi owns Metabo or maybe it was the other way around. Who owns Fein?

Igual a indústria de alimentos e bebidas e a indústria de carros. Ou seja, estamos nas mãos deles...

worcester bosh saws is good on cheese on toast