05-27-2020, 12:16 PM
(05-27-2020, 05:28 AM)MiscellaneousDave Wrote: I never thought I would see the day where I would ever say cordless. These companies have really come a long, long, long way with cordless things. There are probably times where corded is better, but I feel like 99% of the time most people can easily get away with cordless doing the job just fine. Worst case scenario, you would just need to have extra batteries with you for the most demanding user (and a charger).
Cordless seems to be the way everything is going. I would lean more towards the cordless option myself because dealing with cords tends to get to be a pain. I am sure it could be even more so on a job site if several people were trying to run a corded tool.
Even Skilsaw has a cordless version of their rear handle worm drive saw, and it seems to be better great reviews from what I have seen.
Can't go wrong with Milwaukee either. Home Depot has a pretty good deal doing on the Milwaukee rear handle right now if you decide to go with the Milwaukee. It comes with a free 8 am battery. They seem to have about 50 of these available at a time, so keep an eye on it and it should be back in stock soon. I have seen it in stock a few times this past week.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M1...IWp1Xi9zc0