TOP 5 POWER TOOL BRANDS IN THE WORLD! (best of the best) 

Solid list, thanks for the feedback!

where is ryobi and dewalt .............thats y only 5 likes stick to the market bro

Wtf. Hilti first obv. Milwaukee has only two good tools- sawsall and impact gun, so how can they be second? Makita second. DeWalt third for their carpentry tools, Milwaukee fourth, and fifth who cares 🤷🏻‍♂️

Warre De Cock Bosch is better than Ridgid

Warre De Cock Bosch is way better than Ridgid and Festool is up there too

i like the red one

Those kobalt tools are pretty nice looking now that you mention it!

Very true

Fact lol

Yup

xD same energy

Lol

facts lmao

Same hand movement

Indeed

I would throw ridgid in there too. From plumbing to vacuums ridgid is always surprisingly good, many times the best.

I agree! I have all Dewalt. But I do enjoy some Bosch SDS bits on occasion.

fetty guapo 😂😂

🤣🤣😂😂

That was a sting for sure...

😂😂 it needs to be #1

Vince must have been so mad 😂

I just started at Lowe's last week, in tools, and a guy was looking for a Dewalt coffee maker/radio. I thought he was pulling me leg until I saw the Makita coffee maker XD. Now I gotta look it up

You will never get quality coffee from something battery powered... Mainly because American coffee sucks. Once you go espresso machine you never go back.

@@mrniusi11 so they need a 18v LXT espresso maker for you? I honestly have a 650w coffeemaker I run off an inverter anywhere a vehicle is..

@@mrniusi11 I was surprised by the coffee maker. It makes a good cup of coffee.

I don't care whether they make an espresso machine with a battery. American coffee pot coffee is dirt.

I have seen Ridgid pipe wrenches break in the oil field. All be it that they had cheaters on them

Rigid and Makita go together like peanut butter and jelly

Yessss!!!! Perfect list!

@@jonnybrown5904 switch one and two

DEWALT BABY

Makita over dewalt?!

100% agree this would be my lineup

Bosch

Once you go into a trade you can’t use the warranty

Agree. They will get the same job done as Milwaukee, Dewalt, etc… maybe not as fast or be as durable but great. I started my business +10 years ago and now. They allow people to buy more tool for there money with a lot of different batteries. They beat others like Kobalt and Craftsmanship because they kissy have bigger variety of tools. I like Kobalt too but they don’t have as many items. That said now that I afford better tools I’m looking at Milwaukee/ Dewalt.

I agree with the budget friendly aspect. The other thing is here in Australia we really only have Ryobi One+ HP in the prosumer class of tools that I tend to fall into, then you get into the pro range. There are other local brands trying to enter this market, they are normally company owned brands along the lines of Harbour Freights Hercules line but often not as good as they should be and in my opinion they are all DIY class tools below the original Ryobi One+. I have a mix in hospitality management, Ryobi is strong in my collection, I have a few Bosch Pro tools including my Dremel, Milwaukee and am about to pick up my first DeWalt and/or Makita tools. Then I also weld so have gone with an Aussie brand, Unimig, that I am very happy with that caters from prosumer to pro. To be honest I was a little surprised not to see Festool, Hikoki and Metabo on the list, at least as honourable mentions.

Thank you for the awesome feedback and sharing your list C Adama we appreciate the support!

Ryobi and Milwaukee are owned by the same company, Ryobi is just Milwaukee a few years back (essentially), but Ryobi has a wider tool range. Ryobi is really good for home owners, I think it's the best to be completely honest.

@@16autisticklowns this is what I've been trying to tell people for like 4 years, finally someone that admits times change.

Where is Metabo,Hilti and Bosch Professional

I like their Impacts. The Milwaukee Particular is a bit overpowered and very unbalanced so they slip a lot when being used.

You room mate should try Exact Pipecut. One powertool for cutting all the pipes easy, fast and precise

What do you think abt Klein tools

@@Elreign96 Klein tools are amazing. (No electrician bias at all. None!)

As a plumbing guy myself (work for a public water service) Rigid is THE big name in the game. Though there are some other high end manufacturers that only do plumbing tools like Reed and Mueller.

You guys should start a company lol 👨‍🔧 ⚡️

You can leave dewalt out of that. They screwed up with the last gen

Being from the Adirondacks, I use Milwaukee for everything!!!

Dewalt isn't as good as they used to be i switched from Dewalt to Milwaukee and I've been much happier Makita is pretty good though

My platform is Milwaukee too. Is been great but in some tools are more expensive than the other brands. For instance Milwaukee circular saw is way more expensive than makita. I saw a deal at Home Depot that I couldn’t resist. I got the circular saw for 250 with 4 batteries.

@@brandonpurselley402 dewalts misstep aside, they still belong in the top 3 albeit in 3rd place. No manufacturer is the best across the board.

You must be a pro... #Rigid I'm def not lol and loved Rigid as a DIY wannabe but I flipped to Ryobi. They make q tool for EVERYTHING‼️

, but is owned by China !!! You do not want to feed the yellow draggon ??? It will come eat you all ..... WW3

Makita (most expensive wireless brand)***

It is amazing People just ignore Festool and Hilti.

@@_Alfa.Bravo_ Made by slave labors

I have it and it hasn't let me down. With the right attachments it can handle it all, i even mix concrete with it

Thanks for sharing your list with us phillip!

😂😂😂👍

Not for Nick. DeWalt doesn't have built in bottle openers 🤣🤣

You Hit it on the spot. Thanks

Kobalt is pretty solid for smaller residential jobs. I got alot of their tools.

That’s funny

Its nt about quality of certain product, its about brand. Metabo German still the best in quality, but the range of product is limited.

Hitachi certainly deserves a nod over Ryobi. And Porter Cable is much better.

You just told me in 20 seconds what this guy took 20 minutes to tell me.

Totally agree. I have ryobi for house stuff and am slowly upgrading to Milwaukee as I go

I also agree! Ryobi’s new brushless tools are pretty cool. I also have milwaukee and I love those tools!

Honestly ryobi makes a really nice router. Been using mine for 4 years now on jobsites and still going strong.

Ryobi and Milwaukee are owned by the same company so a lot of similar components and performance. Obviously not exactly the same but still for DIY can't beat it.

@@taylorjaquez Yes both owned by TTI as well as Hart and the US licensing for Ridged. They are all great products for different lines of duty

I’m thinking about grabbing the same set. They got it at Lowe’s for $300 right now. I just plan to use around the house to do some repairs.

@@MrK1LLA231 I do recommend the set. Other than the circular saw needing more power it's a great set

Festool is a specialty brand still imo but they are branching out. Their price really seperates them from any other tool brand on this list.

I would say craftsman and ryobi are on par but I'm only 22 LOL

Me too! I don't think there is a better one in existence

my man...Don't know much about hilti, but I think I would like it if I had the chance to use it. Too expensive for me though and I think they are the best at what they make. I wouldn't consider them the best overall since I haven't seen much carpentry tools. I think it's just because of a different demand in Europe.

Same here man. My dad the 18 volt drill and chop saw when i was a kid see him go throw tools left and right but that drill and chop saw would just keep kicking ass haha

I'm the same my first cordless drill as an apprentice electrician nearly 20 years ago was a 18v dewalt hammer drill was the most powerful drill on any jobsite at the time.. then tried some other brands with different companies and came time to replace all my tools and I went back to dewalt and I'm stoked as with there tools a range of great tools !!

I started out on dewalt metal saws and heavy duty drills.

Amen to that dewalt all the way

@@augcyborg now, they make 18v -> 20v adapters so you can run a 20v max XR battery or even a flexvolt on that old 18v for more runtime

Hon ment festol. Its just the price so dont use them

That's why I'm reluctant to buying all in these prestigious tools. Imagine $2000+ of tools being stolen.

I’m only 13 and have over a thousand dollars worth in Milwaukee tools and I can definitely see the value when I build my chicken coops and tables and other diy projects

@@addisonverseman5864 Yeah Milwaukee is the best!

Thank you Jeff!

Chines tools , Try original german from german factory nit german from china . Festool and metabo i like more tha n enything ..

My number one is actually both Milwaukee and makita the good thing I love about makita is that is high end quality and is light I do love Milwaukee but I also love makita 🙂

Ryobi got a battery air compressor and battery soldering that's impressive

Ryobi is definitely the beat value for the money hands down. Just be careful to get their top stuff I.e. brushless.

Thank you for the feedback David!

I couldn't agree with you any more

I do agree that Milwaukee is the best but as far as hand tools I think snap on takes the cake. Price for price tho I’ll take Milwaukee hand tools cause of cost

I'll be honest here, I dropped DeWalt 20v and switched to Ryobi18v +One. I payed half the Money for Ryobi and in my opinion the Ryobi brand is Fantastic.

@@corysmith7139 same I haven’t had problem

My bad on this...but wtf is project farm content?!

@@Inks505 before you buy any tool, watch project farm. The best tool review comparison on RU-vid. Very informative...thank me later!

Dude what are you on about? DeWalt is in top three all the time

you base your opinion on project farm ? hahaha....the guy is informative and entertaining, but he doesn't know everything about the tools and what they made for.

They are always $$$$

Thank you for sharing your tool brand list with us Brandon!

Thank you for sharing your list r32harps!

They dont, but hell I don’t really care lmao. Their batteries last way longer than any of the other brands out there and are way more reasonably priced as opposed to Milwaukee and Ridgid.

E Milwaukee? E hilt?

We have Einhell in Australia (but rebranded as Ozito) and they're honestly not bad for budget tools. My dad has quite a few power tools, and garden tools of theirs, and while I use DeWalt for my power tools, I use Ozito for garden tools, such as my mower, and line trimmer. No complaints whatsoever.

@@ohalistair pelo que vi você esta falando mais de ferrramenra hobby. Nao se compara com as gigantes de uso industrial,