i personally hate getting cheap tools... when i was a snapon dealer i saw what cheap tools did and how it made life hell.
That being said there were a few cheap tools that were quite impressive, and could hold their own against the big boys. Personally, i love gear wrench for hand tools, screwdrivers i still prefer snap-on (if you can afford it, get the blue point bit set. They use the same snapon design with out the lifetime guarantee for a fraction of the price.), power screwdriver i would go with bosh, electric drills you can go with Milwaukee or Makita, both cordless 24v battery charge faster than what you can run them dry.
With that said i would still buy a corded drill because you will hate life if your battery died, and you find out that the other battery is ruined.
Ryobi makes really nice in expensive saws, what not.
That being said there were a few cheap tools that were quite impressive, and could hold their own against the big boys. Personally, i love gear wrench for hand tools, screwdrivers i still prefer snap-on (if you can afford it, get the blue point bit set. They use the same snapon design with out the lifetime guarantee for a fraction of the price.), power screwdriver i would go with bosh, electric drills you can go with Milwaukee or Makita, both cordless 24v battery charge faster than what you can run them dry.
With that said i would still buy a corded drill because you will hate life if your battery died, and you find out that the other battery is ruined.
Ryobi makes really nice in expensive saws, what not.
