dwain
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Bought one of these this weekend! So cool.
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I think the all-yellow tools that Dewalt makes (like their electric planers) are a bit ugly. They need the black stylings. I think this one looks fine.
Where would you want the overmould DR? I'm not sure it'd be a good idea to put any more rubber on it, it is an SDS-Max unit...
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Variable speed.
Would you use variable speed on a rotary hammer drill much?
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I don't want to see brushed tools dissapear. But I think they will.
Plasma TV's, despite being a superior picture, dissapeared because LED LCD marketing won out, and plasmas weren't cost effective to make anymore.
In recent times, none of the brushed tools have been competitive in run-time in any of our comparisons.
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I think that the 3D nature of the connection must make them a energy transfer as well, but couldn't say for sure.
next time you want to put a boiling-hot blade back on your multi-tool, you'll be thinking about starlock
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6 minutes ago, dmz2084 said:
metabo 36v 6.2ah 223wh
CORRECT! Take it dmz
And apologies for not giving you the floor for your first EGO answer Korno
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On 26/10/2017 at 11:23 AM, DR99 said:
I was honestly surprised Makita doubled down on 12v tools.
me too. I just don't see 12V handing around that much longer.
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Just now, kornomaniac said:
It's gonna be 12 amp endurance btw
confirmed !
Holy crap that's a lot of juice!
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1 minute ago, kornomaniac said:
Hilti 36v for their rotary !
Getting closer.
The Hilti is 6Ah x 36V = 216 Wh
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did you watch the review? It's a hands-free fitment!
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2 hours ago, Jronman said:
the procore endurance pack 10.5 amp/hr is the one I was thinking of.
Also Ego has a 9.0 now
Wow EGO! That EGO battery would have 50.4V x 9Ah = 454 Wh. There's no power tool battery with close to that.
The ProCORE Endurance 10.5Ah (once it's out) will have 18 x 10.5 = 189Wh.
But there are power tool batteries with more juice than that already out.
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ooooohhhhhh.
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8 minutes ago, Jronman said:
bosch pro core the largest pack
nup.
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2 hours ago, kornomaniac said:
The ego 7.5 amp ?
Definitely! Dang it, I was thinking only about power tools.
Who you got for tools (instead of OPE)?
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Fluked it.
What is the highest Watt Hour (Ah x Voltage) battery available on the market?
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Are you talking about the new battery Bostitch nailers which are rebadged Dewalts?
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NWS?
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FEIN haven't sent us anything for a few years now. Hopefully they'll get on board again.
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5 hours ago, BK13 said:
So I finally got around to watching the vid... you kinda have a serial killer vibe going on at the very beginning.
Just kidding.
Have you compared the corded Bosch to a recent Fein? Sounds like the Bosch may have more power....
Lol, hopefully I don't give that vibe off very often!
Nah we have actually not reviewed or used a FEIN OMT ....
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Sorry for the delay. dmz2084 is right in that I was thinking about the brushless Bosch recip.
But Jronman gave a correct answer first (I didn't know the Makita had a variable speed dial as well), so you're up.
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If the chuck is good quality (which I agree, the Rohm chucks are), the wobble is more likely coming from the spindle right? Does the wobble actually affect your work? If not, forget about it and enjoy the drill.
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What 18V tool contains a variable speed trigger, variable speed dial, orbital/pendulum settings, adjustable shoe/plate and quick change bit/blades.
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7 minutes ago, Jronman said:
wow wasn't expecting to get it right.
What brands offer a drill with easily removable chucks?
One brand in particular comes with multiple chucks in the kit to easily swap out depending on the task at hand.
As far as I know, it's Bosch (12V and 18V), Milwaukee M12, Festool, Metabo and Fein.
Bosch, Milwaukee and Festool have a few different types of chucks (right-angle, offset, 1/4" bit holder etc)
Metabo have a quick change chuck, but the only compatible 'chucks' are the little 1/4" 'bit holder it comes with, and the huge torque multiplier, so I assume you don't mean that.
FEIN also have a removable chuck with a little 1/4" hex bit holder. Come to think of it, maybe they have other chucks, but I don't remember seeing any. -
34 minutes ago, kornomaniac said:
Cut out saw ( Gyproc )DSD180
Multitool DTM ( does it count as a saw ? )
Sliding Mitre saw DLS110
Chop saw DLS600
One Handed chainsaw
Full size chainsaw
CXT glass/tilesaw
Plunge saw DSP
That's 17 if the Multitool counts
I don't count the multi-tool (or the drywall cutter personally, but meh whatever).
I believe the tilesaw only comes in 12V. So by might count you're up to 14.
My answer was Makita with 17 (add their 18x2 7-1/4" circ saw, their 2nd bandsaw and their 2nd metal cutting saw).
You're up Korno.
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confirmed !
10.8V now 12V worldwide
in Bosch
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This is mostly true. I would also be tuning in to actual tradies reviews over others, if they are any good. That's why I like James from OurBuild.
We would like to do the follow up a year later, but the problem is that MOST reviewed tools (not all) don't get a lot more use after the review. I've probably reviewed 5 impact drivers in the last year, which means that with my own irregular DIY projects, none of them get enough use to speak honestly about long-term use.
A few tools however, do get a lot of use as we just love using them (e.g. Mike and I have both used the M18 FUEL Circ saw extensively), and we will likely talk about this more than once.