Here is the official list for hand tools

This list actually looks correct and good

>>2924620 (OP)
>a thread died for this

>>2924624
Whats wrong with it

>>2924624
Based

>>2924624
These bait threads help keep the board alive, the last one reached bump limit.

>>2924712
Whats bait about it?

>>2924713
Have a (((You)))

>>2924716
?

>>2924713
Knipex in shit tier is a shitskin take desu

>>2924620 (OP)
>knipex shit tier
wut?
bait or single bad experience?

>>2924620 (OP)
Ive had a bosch impact and oscillating saw break on me. And my sawzal kinda broke but it fixed it. And my drill is goofing up.
But i have all the batteries so i cant fucking switch. Fuck.
Id do Milwaukee if I could start over. Bosch uses proprietary blades for their oscillating saws and its so fucking annoying.

>>2927363
starlock is not proprietary (but it is patented by Bosch and Fein), and Fein blades are the best multitool blades. Festool, Makita, Fein, Bosch, and several other brands especially in Europe use starlock, and it's far more convenient than the other more "universal" way of attaching blades, and all starlock blades are compatible with other systems (but not the other way around).

>>2927363
>Id do Milwau***
So you would go with the brand that shits the bed after 3 years and offers no repairability? Great choice!

>>2924713
Stanley, Proto, MAC, and DeWalt are the same company. Sometimes the difference between a tool they sell is down to the year is was released or even just the branding they decide to put on it. Its like saying Toyota makes good cars but Lexus makes shit cars.

>>2927464
Don’t forget, Craftsman too. Craftsman V had some Mac rebrands. And Facom and USAG are Yuro versons of the same company.

>>2924620 (OP)
>Bosch above makita

>>2927507
Bosch over EU/USA Makita? Yes.

Bosch over JAP Makita? No.

>>2924620 (OP)
>knipex
>shit
Bait and gay
Sage in every field!

>>2924620 (OP)
>shit tier brand makes the only osc tool where the trigger controls the speed