kornomaniac

Not at the beginning. Only the normal batteries for now

Not for now no I'm hoping on either a Bluetooth battery, a Bluetooth add-on that goes between the tool and battery or either a small button that you can stick on the hose/tool that activated the Bluetooth vac with a button push

Very strange indeed. In the Netherlands the plunge saw with AWS has been available since a few days

Yeah of course I used both' ! I had to test the cordless when it came into my store Honestly the corded will suit you fine the cordless can just be pushed a little faster while still getting excellent results. If you are not bothered by the cord, no reason to pay extra then

The Makita cordless also has the highest rpm out of all saws. It'll give you the best cut quality. And here in Belgium it is supplied with a better quality blade then Festool ts55 or tsc55

Of the sale didn't include the name Hitachi so they are required to change it

Makita dls110 cordless X2 10" mitre saw

The exception being the 18g Brad nailer Piece of shit

Have em both in the store. Will put em next to eachother the Bosch just looks huge is comparison

Just get the Bosch 1250DEVS 6" dual mode sander. Just as good as Rotex and dust collection is just as good as well. Well it's noticably heavier, alot bulkier, works slower. Haven't tested dust collection so couldn't comment but seeing as the Bosch you mentioned is like an 8 year old design I kinda doubt the dust collection is up there with a rotex :/ would need to check it but would really surprise me :x

Not the simplest for an outsider @comp56 I'm out of ideas so you can ask the next question

Thank you what's the full name of an ' oz' ?

No idea what 5oz is but about half a little in total on 1 battery ( 3 times it's tanks capacity is 0.45 litres

Only the brushless grinders really. There's Abit of a power bump on the recipe but on the grinders it's noticable alot

Hahaha sorry that's the Dutch way to write it

Bit of an impossible question

Assuming it has the power of 9 inch grinder. Sure why not ?

Correct. Only the vac can take either 18 or 36v

You're up !!

Nah not really that's still slower with noticably less runtime

I was expecting the Makita to get totally completly trashed seeing it's 8isch years old. But it did ok-isch. Just don't drill outside it's rated capacity

how much joules of hitting power does Makita's Upcoming cordless X2 SDS Max DHR400D have ?

Abit more compact then a 3 amp flexvolt

No 36v circular saw indeed. Rotary The older brushed leaf blower Top handle chainsaw Brush cutter Trimmer Hedge trimmer Lawn mower No idea how you call this but the ' combi motorcycle which you can put a pole saw/pole trimmer on. 18+18v model is named DUX60 I think that's all of em for makita

And it probably won't take long before they will also make a grinder like shape it's basically just designing/producing new plastic molds. The motor etc.. could be thesame