Is it Worth Spending More to Buy Big-name Brands For Your Power Tools ?
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Article Title: Is it Worth Spending More to Buy Big-name Brands For Your Power Tools ?
Author: Peter Vermeeren
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We all know that the well known power tool brands, for example MAKITA or DeWALT, are a lot more expensive than unknown brands made in far-flung corners of the world?
Just why is it that the name seems to cost so much? Either power tool will perform the same task, whether you buy the more expensive one or the cheaper version.
You need to consider your budget and your requirements to decide whether buying the expensive brand justifies the extra cost in your particular case.
Cheaper, no name brands can fit the bill if you only have a requirement from time to time, for small jobs around the house. We know that they are imported from countries like Korea and China, we know that they are not built to the same standards of quality, but they are much cheaper to buy, as much as one third of the price of a name brand product.
Being so cheap it is not so important if it gets lost or broken, as it cheap to replace and will anyway only need to be used a small number of times through the year.
Remember you could buy three cheaper brands for the same price as just one name brand power tool. Under normal cicumstances there is no reason why the cheaper brand should not fulfill it's task, and should have a reasonable life expectancy if it is well looked after.
If you are a professional and therefore the power tool will be used daily in your work, you really should only consider buying a name brand, it is after all, helping you to make a living!
One reason for this is that if the power tool breaks down, then you cannot work and your earning potential is affected. It is beyond doubt that the name brand tools are made to higher standards from better materials, they can withstand higher usage and adverse working conditions and a less prone to breakdowns.
A power tool being used daily requires a dependability far beyond that of one that will only see use every couple of months.
In the important market for cordless power tools, the name brands have higher quality batteries which take less time to charge, hold their charge for longer periods and have a longer overall life expectancy.
Another important factor is that the name brand power tools are better designed from an ergonomic point of view. This results in less fatigue for the user, hence more productivity.
If a name brand power tool does break down unexpectedly, you can be sure that it is covered by an extensive and useful guarantee. Cheaper no name brands will not have this safeguard.
To sum up, name brand power tools are undoubtedly worth paying more to purchase if you need it for your day to day working environment, and that your income depends on it.
However if you only need it for small jobs around the house, or even for a hobby, then a cheaper no name brand should be adequate for your needs.
I, for example, buy the cheaper products for my small workshop, as it enables me to buy a more varied range of tools for different purposes, resulting in greater versatility without a huge expenditure.
At the end of the day, you must choose which kind of power tool best suits your needs and your budget,and make the choice accordingly bearing in mind the above considerations.
At powerdrillexperts.com we provide the customer with expert reviews of most of the cordless power tools but also of the electric power tools on the market today for the professional and hobbyist alike.
About The Author: More information about Makita and other brand Cordless Power Drills can be found on our experts site: http://www.powerdrillexperts.com or for power jump starters on http://www.powerjumpstarter.showmenow.org
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We all know that the well known power tool brands, for example MAKITA or DeWALT, are a lot more expensive than unknown brands made in far-flung corners of the world?
Just why is it that the name seems to cost so much? Either power tool will perform the same task, whether you buy the more expensive one or the cheaper version.
You need to consider your budget and your requirements to decide whether buying the expensive brand justifies the extra cost in your particular case.
Cheaper, no name brands can fit the bill if you only have a requirement from time to time, for small jobs around the house. We know that they are imported from countries like Korea and China, we know that they are not built to the same standards of quality, but they are much cheaper to buy, as much as one third of the price of a name brand product.
Being so cheap it is not so important if it gets lost or broken, as it cheap to replace and will anyway only need to be used a small number of times through the year.
Remember you could buy three cheaper brands for the same price as just one name brand power tool. Under normal cicumstances there is no reason why the cheaper brand should not fulfill it's task, and should have a reasonable life expectancy if it is well looked after.
If you are a professional and therefore the power tool will be used daily in your work, you really should only consider buying a name brand, it is after all, helping you to make a living!
One reason for this is that if the power tool breaks down, then you cannot work and your earning potential is affected. It is beyond doubt that the name brand tools are made to higher standards from better materials, they can withstand higher usage and adverse working conditions and a less prone to breakdowns.
A power tool being used daily requires a dependability far beyond that of one that will only see use every couple of months.
In the important market for cordless power tools, the name brands have higher quality batteries which take less time to charge, hold their charge for longer periods and have a longer overall life expectancy.
Another important factor is that the name brand power tools are better designed from an ergonomic point of view. This results in less fatigue for the user, hence more productivity.
If a name brand power tool does break down unexpectedly, you can be sure that it is covered by an extensive and useful guarantee. Cheaper no name brands will not have this safeguard.
To sum up, name brand power tools are undoubtedly worth paying more to purchase if you need it for your day to day working environment, and that your income depends on it.
However if you only need it for small jobs around the house, or even for a hobby, then a cheaper no name brand should be adequate for your needs.
I, for example, buy the cheaper products for my small workshop, as it enables me to buy a more varied range of tools for different purposes, resulting in greater versatility without a huge expenditure.
At the end of the day, you must choose which kind of power tool best suits your needs and your budget,and make the choice accordingly bearing in mind the above considerations.
At powerdrillexperts.com we provide the customer with expert reviews of most of the cordless power tools but also of the electric power tools on the market today for the professional and hobbyist alike.
About The Author: More information about Makita and other brand Cordless Power Drills can be found on our experts site: http://www.powerdrillexperts.com or for power jump starters on http://www.powerjumpstarter.showmenow.org
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