DooDar
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Thank for the pics!!
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2) a bit of surprise was a TSTAK accessory box that fits into a TSTAK drawer
I have not seen anything about this!! Would love to see some pics if any one has any!! Or has it been talked about in a post I have not seen!!!!!!
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Hi iang
I have the first fix nailer and it will not fit in to the smaller T Stak II, but it will fit in to the bigger T Stak VI.
depending on what you want to put in with it, it will more or less sit in any orientation you want without the tool tray. But only one why with the tool tray inserted. This is with out any foam insert in place, not sure if this matters to you!!
The box it came in didn't have any foam insert so it is a matter of personal preference I think.
I have it in with the tool tray. I use it to hold a few strips of most sizes of nails in so I all ways have some nails to hand.
hope this helps!
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Yes!! I have ended up getting one after my DCH253M2 was stolen!!!
I would recommend it to anyone!!!!
Its run time is good for a cordless, but it does depend on what you use it for!! If you use a large drill bit then it will not last long!!
I used it with a 7mm SDS bit fitting door frames, drilling in to concrete block and one 5 amp battery lasted me all day!! (example of off and on use)
I also used it fixing bat straps off a wall plate in to a thermo block wall and I did 6 large houses and used 4 batteries and drilled close to 1000 holes using a 7mm SDS again (example of constant use)
When I go house bashing I us everything cordless. Due to the fact that there will be no power in the houses until much later on. And a generator needs permits, a drip tray under it and spill kit next to it!!! far too much to keep carrying around and setting up.
The way I get over the need for a corded SDS in this situation, is to just keep buying batteries until you have enough so you don't run out of power before you finish or faster than you can charge the dead ones!!
I have 10 x 5amp and 2 x 4amp batteries for all the tools I use and that seems to do the trick.
Don't get me wrong, I have a full kit of corded and cordless tools. I just tend to use the cordless more for the freedom it gives!! and the corded for the intense and heavy work! (where power is available)
what would you use it for if you bought one Turner85??
Hope this helps
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Has anyone got any more info on the radio? like what is under the yellow lid on top? Is it storage for your phone or IPod while it is connected. or is it something else?? where is the battery connected? Is it going to be available as a DAB radio?
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If Dewalt have made a radio to go with the tough system, what do you think the chances of a T STAK system one?? I only have a few tough boxes that don't really come out of my van. But I have loads of the T STAK boxes as I have transferred all my power tool in to them.
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What do you think the chances are that Dewalt will wait for a few months after releasing this gun and then release one with 2 speeds like they did with the 1st fix gun?
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Looking at the two pictures of the nail gun, it looks like there are two LED lights. One on ether side of the switch on the top of the battery housing. Can ether DR99 or MR YELLOW or any one confirm this??
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I wish prices where as cheap as that over here in the UK!!!!!!
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How about a release date??? Gator888??? and for that matter WHEN will it be coming to the UK??? The cat is out of the bag now you might as well spill the rest!!
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With a little tweaking they could be noise cancalling ear defenders aswell as head phones??!!??
I saw some Ryobi noise canceling ear defenders 6 mounths back that only cancelled noise over a certain volume, which meant that you could still have a conversation while wearing them! So put that inside these and make them Bluetooth so they conect to your phone!! Hell put a microphone in one on the ear pieces and you could answer calls as well!!!!
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Just spotted these!!
I know they are not real but though I would see what you all thought!!!!!!
They could be a little heavy but I think they look WELL GOOD!!!
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I was in my local tool centre today and I asked when the cordless mitre saw was going to be available in the UK?
He replied with " The cordless mitre saw will not be coming to the UK "
Does any one know any different? Is this right? And if so why not?
?Makita has a 18v cordless mitre saw already available to buy!! So why can BLUE POO have one in the UK but not DEWALT?
He also said the dam second fix nail gun will not be available until September now!!! That date just keeps on moving further and further away!!!! Not a happy man!!!
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Looking good!!!! Glad to see that you have started it.
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How is the Dewalt router box coming along??? Have you started making it yet??? KWC
Really interested to see how it turns out!!!! Is that the DS300 or DS400 tough system case???
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AUGUST!!!!!! Nooooooo I need it now!!!!!! why August?
I know of 6 Joiners, well 7 if you include me who would literally rip the nail gun off the shelves as soon as it came out. Why wait? Surely waiting another 8 months is just 8 months of none sales. -
dano_uk I found it on www.dm-tools.co.uk under Dewalt:- Dewalt brushless tools.
I noticed that they had changed the layout of the Dewalt section of the web site and sore the addition of the Dewalt brushless tools!! so naturally I had to have a look
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Just spotted the new brushless 18v XR SDS DCH273P2 coming available in the UK soon!!!!
I am a little annoyed as it has only been about 2 months since I bought the DCH253M2
Any way there seems to be a new belt hook added to the new one!! Something I could have really done with a number of times over the past few months.
Still looks cool and I want one!! Just need an excuse for needing two SDS drills so I can buy one
Here is a pic
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That would be sooooo cool I would buy one the moment it was released !!!!!!
Others on site would be sooooo jealous
I wonder if it will be released in 2015 with the rest of the cool stuff everyone is talking about!!!!
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ok I am ordering one now!!!
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In your second to last pic Mr. Yellow the fence is on the other side for storage / base widening but does it interfere with the max plunge depth of the saw?
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Sorry it has took so long.
Here is the pictures I promised of my extractor with the dwv9500 vac rack installed and a few T-Stak boxes on!!
Just waiting for a few other boxes and the T-Stak trolley to arrive and I am going to be transferring most of my tool out of there original boxes and in to the T-Stak system!!!
the foam inserts are expensive to buy so I am thinking of using Kaizen foam. I have seen a few people on you tube using it and I like the idea of being able to fashion it to my own configuration, and the fact that it is cheaper!!!! but I can only find one website that will supply in the UK.
Dose anyone know of an alternative or something better I could use that is more readily available in the UK ?
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I hope they do bring it out on the 18/20 v XR range so it will be one battery fits all !!!!! A brushless motor plus high 5.0 batteries should be more than enough
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The track saw was also available on the old 18 v stempaks
Wait no longer the Dewalt 16gauge Cordless Finish Nailer is here
in Dewalt
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Here is a few pictures of my new toy!!! and the one it is replacing!!!
I got the phone call from James at my local tool shop, and I was there in less than an hour to pick it up!!!
They received 75 units with 5 amp batteries and had 50 already on back order.
In the time it took me to get to them to pick it up, the other 15 had gone!!!!
I am so glad I pre ordered mine!!
Just have to wait till Tuesday until I can put it to work due to it being bank holiday Monday!!!!