Milwaukee drill finally let me down. Looking at hilti instead

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Luck of the draw sometimes.

I've never had any of my Dewalt range fail. I've upgraded it, had it lifted but never replaced due to a fault.
 
1 benefit I like with hilti is that they are only 5mins away from me. If they did go wrong then I could just take it down there and get a doner tool until fixed. I've heard there service is top?
 
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