Dear all,
I have been reading around for a while and finally come to a decision to upgrade my tools and also parts (screws, fixing etcs).
I normally build out door furnitures, cutting log, some small timber building and plan to build a log house
My plan is quite simple, For part (like screws, hinges, etcs) I plan to get them from Wurth. The reason is they have a shop nearby and I plan to change from Philips to Torx screws. I dont know all of their stuffs but the one I got from them seem good quality(?). Can you advice on this?
The cordless tools, I plan to go for Makita as their price seem resonable (?) and also they do lots of tools. I see this is a big debate topics around. I cant really decide, some go dewalt or etcs (I cant afford Miwakeeee). But my main reson for makita is they have mower and chainsaw which can use two 18V batteries. Is it a good move???
For the tablesaw, i cant decide... to go expensive (500 more) or go for the Evolution Range table saw. It seems good enough but some said it is no good for long term?? or no good for making cabinet. :roll: .
Thank you all for reading and replying.
Thank you
I have been reading around for a while and finally come to a decision to upgrade my tools and also parts (screws, fixing etcs).
I normally build out door furnitures, cutting log, some small timber building and plan to build a log house
My plan is quite simple, For part (like screws, hinges, etcs) I plan to get them from Wurth. The reason is they have a shop nearby and I plan to change from Philips to Torx screws. I dont know all of their stuffs but the one I got from them seem good quality(?). Can you advice on this?
The cordless tools, I plan to go for Makita as their price seem resonable (?) and also they do lots of tools. I see this is a big debate topics around. I cant really decide, some go dewalt or etcs (I cant afford Miwakeeee). But my main reson for makita is they have mower and chainsaw which can use two 18V batteries. Is it a good move???
For the tablesaw, i cant decide... to go expensive (500 more) or go for the Evolution Range table saw. It seems good enough but some said it is no good for long term?? or no good for making cabinet. :roll: .
Thank you all for reading and replying.
Thank you