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Old 05-28-2020, 07:13 PM   #70385
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Originally Posted by HaXx View Post
im probably just going to stick with milwaukee, never had an issue with my dads, why go searching for something if i already know the answer i guess. i am however deciding between the 18v and 12v. i already have two 12v batteries because i have a milwaukee 12v drill, so i could buy tool only. or i could get the 18v and pay for new batteries and a charger. looks like the 12v can do lugs and stuff, but id hate to cheap out, and end up buying both.

any opinion on 12v vs 18v? im seeing good reviews for both.
For most standard DIY the 12 volt is fine. Bigger projects or those where longer battery life is a benefit the 18 rules. If your batteries are a few years old you may as well upgrade to the 18 now. Frequently see sets on sale for cheaper than the individual tools around here.
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