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  1. Thank you very much Mr. Yellow. These are exactly what I was looking for. I just found them on sale online so I will pick up a few and see what I can build.
  2. Where do you get the arms that the boxes slide into. I just ordered a few more XL cases and wanted to build a rack that is portable when I need it to be, yet it will also allow it to be a nice shop tool box setup, also. These boxes are so universal that it would be so easy to make a rack for the shop and a separate mobile rack for the mobile type job site.
  3. I really like your tool rack setup, but am I the only one that quickly noticed the GOJOW pic in the background? It seems you have good taste in more than just tools. ;D
  4. I wonder if they will eventually move the brushless technology over to the 3/8" impact.
  5. I thought they were priced a little high when I first bought them, but I have changed my mind since. These boxes are built better than most Stanley boxes, and they offer organization that is superior. I am mainly speaking of the XL box. I think it is the best box of the set, and you can find it online on sale for $55 right now. For some reason, I don't value the large box all that much just because the XL box has way more space and offers a lot more organization for me. I had to pay $69 for my XL box, but it came with a Dewalt "fat max" 35' tape measure that has good value. I didn't buy the dolly because I already have one and I just bungee my boxes on it when I need to. In my opinion, it looks like the tough system is probably the most durable on the market.
  6. Is it ok to put any cell I want into it? I just need a little guidance as to what cells I can use and where to buy them. What do you mean about charging the cells? Is this a concern when rebuilding a battery pack? Sorry for all the questions, but I don't want to make a mistake.
  7. I can buy an M28 battery for about $125, but I thought that maybe I could rebuild my existing packs cheaper. I was hoping that someone either knew where to get the E-Moli cells or knew of similar cells that would work fine in their place. I used to save money by building my own battery packs for RC cars all the time.
  8. I was wondering if anybody has any experience on rebuilding a V28 milwaukee battery pack. I pulled mine apart and found that the cells say E-One Moli IMR-26700A. I can't seem to find these cells for a decent price. Can I used different cells?
  9. Thank you for that information. Is this the same scenario for the 825 impact driver vs. the 827. Is the 827 impact driver better than the 825?
  10. Thanks for the info. I thought the DCD951 was the nicad version of the DCD950. Maybe the DCD951 is just like the DCD970 except with a cheaper jacobs chuck. Do you know the answer? The DCD950 is the same tool as the DCD970, except that it it packaged with a lithium battery. The power coming out of the tool will be the same, just that the two chemistry's will react differently to different environmental and use conditions.
  11. I voted to see the impact drivers instead since my impact driver has virtually replaced my drill. If I had another vote, I would like to see the DCD950 vs. the DCD985.
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