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Makita is still more compacted but to me compact size isnt a big deal i like a beefy drill anyway but still i cant wait to see some head to heads
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I smell a hella of Tool fight in the future!!
Is that the version that comes off a Snap-on truck? Cool green. Looking forward to a tool fight. Reading on here, the speed of the Makita should be an advantage with standard screws. Should be getting a 2753 in a couple weeks.
I didn’t think snap on sold other tool brands.
I think the lime green TD148 is a Japanese market color option.Bremon wrote:
Is that the version that comes off a Snap-on truck? Cool green. Looking forward to a tool fight. Reading on here, the speed of the Makita should be an advantage with standard screws. Should be getting a 2753 in a couple weeks.
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Tool fight, tool fight.
They do, but in this case, I was kidding. Just a common color to see Snappy tools in.Jasonc wrote:
I didn’t think snap on sold other tool brands.
It would match the giant Snap On box someone posted on here a while back. I think we should start a new fad, all of your tools should have to match your toolbox!Bremon wrote:
They do, but in this case, I was kidding. Just a common color to see Snappy tools in.
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Haha good thing red is so common 😀
It is the high end made in japan but its available at atlas machinery witch is a tool store in toronto and they ship to the states with a warranty but ya i just postes a tool fight of the 2 drillskruton wrote:
I think the lime green TD148 is a Japanese market color option.
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I posted onechadlanthier wrote:
Tool fight, tool fight.
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