Picking a tool platform is almost more difficult than picking what house to buy. For some reason, it feels very permanent. However, two tool platforms can definitely coexist. I run both Milwaukee’s M12 and Ryobi’s 18V ONE+ platform in my workshop, and this is how I make the distinction of which tools I use for what job.
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