tmccarty

maybe current 1.5/3.0amp batteries arent keeping up with competition as the market moves towards brushless? It will be interesting to see.

Why use a lower quality cell in the 20v max fat pack (3.0ah) than in the 20v max compact pack (1.5ah)? trying to generate cost savings to the end user?

Looks like an attempt at Ridgid's Miter Saw Utility Vehicle (M-SUV)

what kind of electronic package does this tool have on it compared to the Milwaukee? I like the idea of my tool having electronics to protect my investment. IE: battery and tool. referring back to my previous question: Jampot design drills have metal gear casings and clutches...are you saying that all calm shell design drills use plastic internals and gears? I know it makes the tool lighter but does it make it more susceptible to breakage?

is there any advantage to having a calm shell design versus a jam-pot design? which do you think is better?