Altan

Here is a photo Model number is : AR32

The model number is EAC18120 for 120V AC to 18V DC and EAC18230 for 230V AC to 18V DC. Made in Germany / Czech Rep. It works with Greenlee tools and Makita's brushed cordless tools (not with the brushless tools though)

Plus they have a 40V (80V) pressure washer now and a robotic mower

These three bikes are cordless 40V

Of course from DeWALT as it is clear from the photo, but why a cordless toilet?!

Ciao to Badaptor, they ended that brand, it survived quite a long time tbh.

This brand had the same destiny as Los Gatos :)))))) I was wondering why it took so long to end this brand! Just check the website...

And another one

Here is another one

They have a few models. I have used two of them in a tool show and even though they are made in China they are quality.

If you use a part from another brand DeWALT would not accept to repair under warranty, I am not sure about Bosch though. I took a DeWALT grinder for repair and they told me if the flange nut was going to be replaced by one from another brand it would not be covered under warranty by DeWALT. About your issue I really did not get what you want to do. Can you explain better I know both Bosch tools you mentioned here. The first one is made in Malaysia I think and the second one (new grinder) made in China. If you want to sand in very tight places you can look for Mirka's baby sanders. But they are expensive. If you are a regular user it is worth it I think. They use Metabo's old style 12V batteries and you can have a Metabo drill (old style) similar to the bosch one you already have. I am quite good with E6.3 1/4" hex shank products and I might be able to advise you better if you explain better.

Hi Nick, In London the problem is not buying more tools, the problem is the space to store them :))

MacTools in NA and Facom in EU mostly producing similar cordless tools as DeWALT, as they are all part of SB&D, but a bit better quality than DeWALT, and they use DeWALT compatible batteries.

Hi In general most of the online spare part sellers get the part directly from the brands themselves and send it to you, if a spare part is not available from one online spare part seller it is unlikely that you will get it from another online seller, I had to look for a lot of spare parts myself and I noticed they mostly disappear at the same time from all online sellers. The best would be to look for a second hand one online specially on eBay listed as "spare parts" which means it is not working and the buyer buys it only to use some of the spare parts from that.