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Here’s my two cents for this topic Manual grease guns are for occasional maintenance. Simple, easy to use, and gets the job done easily. Best brands? Lincoln and Lumax! They’re the most reputable and reliable brand when talking about manual grease guns. Pneumatic or Battery-powered guns are...

I remember when I used sanding sealer 7 times just to spruce up a small Japanese house my dad made. Yeah, it did look great, but I think I overdo it 🤣

No, bro. Resetting it to zero can relax the spring and mess with the mechanism in time. Trust a pro like me who’s been doing wrench stuff for almost 20 years.

I agree, just imagine that your digital tool die in the middle of some crucial job. I’ll use analog over digital anytime, they’re more reliable and cost-efficient.

Harbor Freight FTW! HAHAHA! Having an accurate Harbor is like winning the lottery 🤣🤣 For me, I’ll never trust on such tools for my critical jobs, especially crucial torque jobs.

Tekton? Accuracy? Seriously? I prefer Snap-on or Craftsman. Bit expensive but does the job much accurate and better compared to Tekton. Yes, I agree that cheap ones can do lug nuts, but don’t cry when using them on a head gasket bolt 😂🤣

Knowing Milwaukee tools, they are usually high-quality and durable. Proprietary sizes can be a real pain but if they are preforming well, then maybe it is not a big deal.