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Yup, if you follow his logic, Chevrolet and Cadillac are the same because their parent company is GM. This is painful to watch, especially with so much excellent data on the different brands from independent testing freely available. I’ve tried to be nice about this, but he keeps doubling down...

It is sad to see an adult eschew logic like this and flail around so wildly , furthermore without any proof whatsoever. I will break it down as simply as I can for you and give you one more chance to be mature and rational. Here we go: Your premise is that Ryobi and Milwaukee are the same. I...

It was a “yes” or “no” question. Let’s try again, see if you can just answer the question.

Quoting this for posterity.

So, the following only requires a binary answer which means “yes“ or ”no”. In viewing the data from independent testing by @Torque Test Channel is it your argument that the Ryobi and Milwaukee numbers are exactly the same given that you have frequently claimed in this thread that the tools are...

In other words, you have nothing but a link from 2015 full of speculation and suppositions. I'll spell it out for you; you have no hard data. Meanwhile the rest of us whom have owned both are telling you that there is a very real difference between the two brands. Are you questioning our...

Actually, I can. It is documented they are made in different factories, for starters. I can also relate the fact that I burned up a Ryobi drill sweeping my chimney, a job my M12 drill handled with aplomb. Let’s not even get into the F150 lugnuts an 18v brushless Ryobi impact couldn’t handle, but...

Not even close to my experience.

Good man.

I’ve got a Milwaukee M12 heated jacket in my cart, any coupons that will work with that?

Looking for deals on M18 5.0 and 6.0 batteries along with the 2960.

yup, gonna be a long 3 years :(

Hello, "inflation."

If you like Dewalt, you might as well buy Craftsman. Same thing, different skin, and cheaper.

Man, I would have been all over that.

No one has ever posted that before and it’s very original and funny, not to mention totally relevant to this thread.

I don’t think that “going the way the California goes” is a workable plan given that California imports more electricity than any other state.

It took me a second to realize this wasn’t satire, carry on :D

Did you hear about the global shipping and supply chain crisis?

I think you just got the joke.