jevink
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If its no longer made they can't do anything really. Check ebay, they are on there.
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So I might have a few off the wall ideas...but again it always seems possible. I have a Dewalt DC022 Dual port charger worklight which we know only charges the NiCad batteries. BUT....could you get a DC9320 Dual port charger which does charge the lithium batteries, and swap the insides out between the two items??
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I did think about switching it back for the pic. But I do love those diablo blades. Its the first thing I switch out on all my saws.
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Now with the Brushless impact! A little hole saw action and trimming and there it fits.
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Just put my new 20 Max kit into a hard case I had from a DCK470L. It actually fits everything nicely. The circular saw fits perfect with battery. The reciprocating saw fits only without a battery. The drill fits good with battery, just a little bit off in its cradle, and the light also fits perfectly, with no battery, and charger does as well. There is even a couple spots on the left for a 3.0 and 1.5 battery. I am thinking of cutting or melting into the plastic to fit my impact drill in place of the light but i'll hold off until I order the Brushless model since it might fit a bit different.
I know this is not a big deal but I thought I would share for the hard case lovers.
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Just an FYI I purchased the 20 max 4 tool kit and it DID come with the 3.0 fuel gauge batteries! AND it did not mention anything about this on the box.
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It will almost definitely be a new box with the info. I have not seen them anywhere yet. I doubt they would just slap a sticker on the old boxes and let that fly. They totally re-designed the 12 volt drill box packages and all they changed was the dewalt sticker on the drill!
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I had this problem on a DC988. I just got one of those rubber strap wrenches and put it around the dial, and cranked it til it turned over to the hammer mode. Worked fine after that. Might not be the most professional way to fix things but did the job.
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So this might be possible...or not? but since the new dewalt 20 volt batteries are slide pack there could possibly be an adapter made to turn it into a battery for 18 volt tools as well? The only problem I could see you running into is the 18 volt side clips that hold it in place.
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So when I saw this subject pop up in the forum I clicked on it and had this fear that the picture would show the Dewalt lines of 12 and 20 max tools rebadged with the fatmax....kind of how the Fatmax metal leg sawhorse is now the Dewalt metal leg sawhorse... EXACTLY the same, but changed the red accents to yellow.(and a few other hand tools had this change as well) *SO* glad that this did not happen in this case and they do look like black and decker tools.
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Anyone who actually knows the answer to that can't answer you. I heard something about a thermal scanner?
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That is for the small 6050 which I have. I did find a site that still has the 6100 though thanks.
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Been trying to find these for awhile. I know they are discontinued. I have 3 of the D6050 small bags and trying to find the large to match. Any info appreciated!
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Home depot has had this for over a month so far and if giving it away if you purchase the 718 saw...offer ends on the 4th though. It is listed to be a miter saw stand as well as planer stand. I have not checked the dimensions but it should be for the dw734/33. It is made to be folded up and have the saw be attached. ONLY thing I *HATE* about this stand is once you mount your saw, its stuck on there. If there was an easy removal bracket like on their dw723 stands that would make this an awesome and complete stand. I just am very bothered that you must unbolt it from the stand to use it without. I almost want to find a busted up 723 stand, cut the part that the saw brackets attach to, and mount that to this stand to make the saw easy to remove.
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Ebay is the only place you will find them now, been a discontinued item for many years. Usually run between $150-250 on there.