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I have 4 year old Makita 18v nicad and it's still on the original batteries. They charge in 30 minutes and last long enough for anything I have to do. I've looked at replacements but keep using it and then think why bother just to keep up with the trend for li-ion or whatever is the newest tech.

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Well if you want an a solid and powerful tool you'd buy a hilti but they serious money and are more industrial than pro. I have Makita cordless tools myself and can't fault them. I have a Makita radio to. Makita 110v power tools and a hilti breaker which was owned by a diamond drilling and demolition firm for 10 years

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