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I got a Spiderco Native from Walmart for less than $30 years ago (If I remember right it was only $18) it was my first of many Spiderco knifes. Even today this Spiderco Native is my favorite knife. I see it is now $60.

I got the M12 light figuring it would be a easy way to draw down my M12 battery packs. Ion batteries are best stored at a half charged state. The light was dull compared to a led light and the magnet was weak. I tried to attach it to the hood of the car to work on the engine and the magnet would not hold the light on. If I can't aim the light where I working it's useless to me. I took it back. Then got a LED light from Harbor Freight with a stronger magnet and better light for....Free!

I like the M12 compact batteries, they are the best thing about the M12 line. Have a couple 4.0 batteries but rarely use them. If I want extended power I grab my M18. But I'm sure if you do get the 4.0 batteries the D+2 weeks rule will come into effect.

Had Skil, Craftsman and a real cheap Black & Decker Drill I got for free after a rebate. The Skil & Craftsman are dead but the B&D is still going even though it takes 12 hours to charge and I have forgot and left it charging for 2+ days more than once.

Has to be my M12 Fuel drill. Almost as powerful as my M18 and more compact. Still searching for phillip bits to equal the quality of the drill.

My batteries are spoiled to.