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One in Black and Yellow Please.
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I wonder why they gave Milwaukee best overall? They didn't like the grip, it's bulky, Dewalt out-preformed the Milwaukee in the runtime, and speed test.... Hmmm :-\
Milwaukee does offer a metal sleeved chuck, and a jampot design, aside from that 12v Max stomped M-12!
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I imagine it would be much the same as Porter Cables.
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Looks like it's official. It's up on Dewalt's site now. http://dewalt.com/tools/machinery-miter-saw-workstations-dwx726.aspx
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Does DeWalt make a 14.4 v Li-Ion battery? I'm looking for a 14.4 v drill, but so far all I see are Ni-Cads. I am a weekend DIY'er. I may use the drill a few times a month. Will Ni-Cads suffice for me? When I hear the name Ni-Cad, I think of my old camcorder battery, and having to discharge it fully before recharging (because of the memory effect) and then not having enough battery left when I needed it because it was partially discharged before I started using it. I think you know what I mean. I just don't want the hassle of having to worry about how much charge is left in the battery.
I will have to shop around, but does anybody have an opinion as to whether to 18V drills are much heavier than the 14.4?
14.4v has been posted on here as a "squeezed out" voltage line. I would look into either the new 20v max line, or the 12v max line depending on your overall needs?
Yes, but it is sold as an aftermarket option. There are not any 14.4v kits packaged with lithium batteries.
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It was the Rohm Self-Tightening chuck when it launched. It may have updated to something else by now?
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I saw these the other day when the Dewalt Semi rolled into town. They are extremely well built, I did not have my camera on me to take any pictures. It's note worthy to mention the vapor lock cap on top of each box. They are so weather resistant that they have a pressure release valve built into the top to release any build up of vacuum pressure on the inside of the box. Imagine them sitting in the hot sun all day.
The small case comes with 2 drop down container's built inside to store bit's and accessories, as well as a assortment of square containers to go inside the lower half. You can move them around, take a few out and put in a tool, remove them completely.
The Medium container is just a large storage box with a removable insert found in your basic tool boxes. Like the insert seen below.
The large container also included the insert, and storage slot's built into the back half of the box to store hand tools.
The Dewalt UK website has a very interactive micro page that show-cases the Tough-System. Check it out Here.
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I'm sure it's a matter of getting the supply chain lined up. You never know what hick-ups may have arisen?
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I just stumbled across this little beauty on HomeDepot.com. Never seen it, never heard of it.... and yet, it exists!
The DEWALT 32-1/2 in. x 60 in. Yellow Metal Rolling Mitre Saw Stand features a durable tubular steel construction that supports up to 300 lbs. or materials up to 8 ft. in size, simplifying tool carriage. Its vertical storage capability and rubber grip wheels make it great for jobsite transport and storage.
*Durable tubular steel construction supports up to 300 lbs.
*Supports materials up to 8 ft. in size
*Rubber grip wheels for easy portability between venues
*Adjustable mounting rails adapt to most mitre saws and portable thickness planers for convenience
*3-position pneumatic-assisted raising and lowering
*Vertical storage capability helps conserve storage space
$199.00
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New DEWALT® TOUGHSYSTEM™ Provides Convenient and Innovative Storage Options;
NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 5, 2011 – DEWALT announced today the introduction of its TOUGHSYSTEM™ storage solution during a product introduction luncheon at the Westin Times Square. The unique system is comprised of three modular storage units (DWST08201, DWST08203 and DWST08204) and metal carrier (DWST08210) for ultimate jobsite organization. The TOUGHSYSTEM™ allows any professional to build the storage option that fits their needs. Technicians, electricians and contractors can all use different combinations, eliminating the need for multiple storage boxes spread throughout the jobsite or workshop.
“Our new storage solution offers contractors a means of organizing, sorting and transporting their tools and materials from one jobsite to the next,†said Naama Eylon, storage commercialization manager. “We designed this system to save contractors time by allowing them to customize their storage options and only pull out the tools they need for each application.â€
Constructed of four-millimeter structural foam for jobsite durability, three stand alone units make-up the TOUGHSYSTEMâ„¢. The DWST08201 is a robust briefcase with carry handle that fits both power tools and accessories. The unit is designed to hold an entire set of tools. The DWST08204 provides removable vertical storage for easy access and organization.
Professionals can efficiently store their screwdrivers, chisels, etc. in an upright format for stress-free searching. The unit can also fit power tool chargers and other large accessories. The DWST08203 comes equipped with a deep removable tray which is designed to fit a cordless tool battery and charger.
The three storage cases are stackable, connected by their side latches, enabling a contractor to lift two or three cases at once. Each of the units is also furnished with an integrated water seal for tool and material protection from rain, snow and other weather elements.
For trouble-free transportation around the jobsite, the DWST08201 L-cart carrier assists professionals in moving heavy materials and storage cases. The carrier can handle materials up to 260 lbs. and features adjustable, foldable brackets for tailored configuration. Contractors can even work directly from the carrier, without having to detach all storage units.
A central locking mechanism allows the stand-alone storage cases to securely attach to the carrier for easy transport. For jobsite security, padlock eyes permit locking of the stand-alone units.
Complete with a limited lifetime warranty, the TOUGHSYSTEMâ„¢ is available through independent and two-step distributors. The storage options are sold separately and expected to retail for the following prices:
• DWST08201: $49.99
• DWST08203: $59.99
• DWST08204: $69.99
• DWST08210: $189.99
About DEWALT;
DEWALT is a leading manufacturer of industrial power tools and accessories, including corded and cordless drills, saws, hammers, grinders, routers, planers, plate joiners, sanders, lasers, generators, compressors, nailers, saw blades, metal and masonry drill bits, abrasives, screw driving accessories and more. DEWALT tools can be found nationally and internationally, wherever tools are sold. With more than 1,000 factory-owned and authorized locations, DEWALT has one of the most extensive service and repair networks in North America. For more information, visit www.dewalt.com or follow DEWALT on Facebook and Twitter.
Summary;
DEWALT announced today the introduction of its TOUGHSYSTEMâ„¢ storage solution. The unique system is comprised of three storage units (DWST08201, DWST08203 and DWST08204) and metal carrier (DWST08210) for ultimate jobsite organization. The TOUGHSYSTEMâ„¢ allows any professional to build the storage option that fits their needs. Technicians, electricians and contractors can all use different combinations, eliminating the need for multiple storage boxes spread throughout the jobsite or workshop.
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Last I heard, everything was being launched early 2012.
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If your willing to put that much effort in to the organization of your tools, I can imagine the work you do with those tools is pure immaculateness!
Nicely done, I'm very jealous!
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This is the only thing we know so far.
From the picture it looks like 2 different radios are coming for the 12v/20v max line.
Why 2 radios?
Possibilities are one for the 12v max line, and one for both 12v and 20v?
One could be a charger, one could be without the charger?
Who know's?
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HA! Well I guess we all learned something today! That being said, I probably won't follow those instructions
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I have several Dewalt cordless drill that all have the Rohm plunger chuck, and I always us the motor to tighten and loosen the chuck. Where did you hear this from?
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DWST08201;
Length 21 3/4"
Width 13 1/2"
Height 6 1/2"
DWST08203;
Length 21 3/4"
Width 13 1/2"
Height 12 1/2
DWST08204;
Length 21 3/4"
Width 14 1/2"
Height 32"
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Oh happy day! They are finally on pre-order from Amazon!
Click HERE.
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So maybe all this wining about the change isn't so bad after all? Only time will tell.... (Cycle Life)
I appreciate you doing those test's! I know testing tools can be a pain!
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These are currently not available in the USA, but should be available any day now.
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A hammer would work fine, just don't put a lot of force behind it. Use the red loctite, and apply a lite coat on the first few threads.
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Any testing done thus far?
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BLACK&DECKER USE Sanyo UR18650W2 035A cells.
Rohm vs Jacobson Chuck
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Only Dewalt's Hammerdrill's use the ROHM chuck. Not sure what they use across the pond, probably ROHM on all the XR/XRP drills.
I've really enjoyed my ROHM pusher on my DC925, 927. DCD950 and 970, but during heavy use it has always self-tighten's to the point where it is extremely difficult to unlock and remove the bit.
I've logged some hours on the 20v Max DCD985 with ROHM's Ratcheting version, and so far so good. I do prefer the ratcheting feel, over the simple "clip" feel on the ROHM Pusher.