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PORTER-CABLE 20V Max Cordless Hammer Drill PCC620B
PCCK600LBR 20V Cordless Lithium Ion 1/2 in. Drill Driver
This 20 V MAX 1/2 in Lithium-Ion drill/driver kit lets you power through the toughest metal drilling, wood drilling and fastening jobs. With a compact and lightweight design, this...
PORTER-CABLE 20V MAX 8-Tool Combo Kit
For professional contractors, carpenters and those in the trades, this combo kit provides the tools to deliver top-quality work without the hassle of extension cords. The kit inclu...
20V Max* Cordless 4-Tool Combo Kit pcck615l4
The drill driver high performance motor delivers 283 units watts out. Has a 2 speed gear box (0-350/0-1500 RPMs) that delivers the power needed to complete tasks with ease. Has a 1...
Porter Cable PCCK603L2 20V Max Drill and Saw Combo Kit
PORTERCABLE Stared building tools over 100 years ago and they never stopped. They built their reputation the hard way. From one industry first to the next they have consistently se...
Chop Saw pce700
Our 14 in Chop Saw features a powerful 3800 rpm motor for clean cuts and long motor life. The quick-release material clamp allows for easy material cutting and removal and a cuttin...
PCE700R 15 Amp 14 in. Chop Saw
Chop Saw features a 15 Amp 3,800 RPM motor with replaceable brushes, which provides the power and durability needed for efficient cutting. 15 Amp, 3,800 RPM motor with replaceable...
PCE300 7-1/4" 15 Amp Circular Saw
Heavy-duty 120V (volt) motor delivers power and torque through the toughest applications. Lightweight saw reduces fatigue and improves user handling. 45 deg (degree) bevel capacity...
Cordless Circular Saw PCC660B
Get on-the-go portable cutting performance with this Porter-Cable cordless circular saw. It provides aggressive cutting with its carbide-tooth blade and 4,000-RPM motor to take on...
Why r/BuyItForLife recommends Porter-Cable
4 mentions from real owners
- #1Apr 4, 2025
I’ve always been a Makita guy without knowing anything about the corporate side. My tools always just felt more solid and durable than coworkers’ Dewalt or Milwaukee. Then I saw this in r/construction.
I still have a great Porter Cable saw that is 30 years old and I used it all day every day for about the first five. I have purchased a few items since and now the quality is no different that just about anything that Stanley conglomerate.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #2Apr 3, 2025
I’ve always been a Makita guy without knowing anything about the corporate side. My tools always just felt more solid and durable than coworkers’ Dewalt or Milwaukee. Then I saw this in r/construction.
I’ve been a Porter Cable guy for a long time and the only tool of their that broke was one I let my father in law use and I’ve never let him borrow another tool since. Saying that, my dad has some old, corded Craftsman tools that still work great and I know his radial arm saw is 60 years old and still works like a champ. . .
View on Redditopen_in_new - #3Apr 3, 2025
I’ve always been a Makita guy without knowing anything about the corporate side. My tools always just felt more solid and durable than coworkers’ Dewalt or Milwaukee. Then I saw this in r/construction.
I learned this back in the day when I bought a Porter Cable drill and realized it used the exact same battery as my trusty Black and Decker drill. The only difference was a plastic notch that prevented sharing the batteries. 30 seconds with a Dremel and all my batteries were interchangeable. When I finally wore out a battery pack, I was able to buy the cheaper battery because I knew they worked. Both drills still going strong.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #4Feb 1, 2025
Which tool brand ecosystem would you invest in for 2025 and why for the occasionally frugal DIYer?
I’m all over the place with my tools. Milwaukee M18 line: drill, driver, impact wrench, angle grinder, circular saw, hackzall. Porter Cable 12” miter saw Dremel rotary tool Ridgid oscillating saw Bosch jig saw and 12v interchangeable head driver I like the battery operated Milwaukee tools for things I use a little more often. I’m a fan of corded tools for things that only may get used a couple of times per year.
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