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22 hours ago, Babysaw said:
Have you tried the new slim pack? New cells are legit
No, what is the model number of the new batteries?
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I would still pay 150 for it
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I have been running the Flexvolt batteries on my 20v shop vac and there is a noticeable difference in suction
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2 Years and still waiting for the 60v to 120v Table Saw adapter to come out. In my email this morning I was surprised to see the Metabo(Hitachi) HPT 36v to 120v adapter available with a ton of new tools. What's taking so long Dewalt?
https://www.toolbarn.com/brands/metabo-hpt/multi-volt/
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For what it worth Doesn't happen on the US model. This pin on my saw is actually the opposite, tought to pull out. Maybe Dewalt fixed that at some point. Maybe you can get a new pin?
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Anybody confirm what is coming?
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I want to see a new 20-volt miter saw dual bevel brushless
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Great deal, going to pick one up. Thanks for posting
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timing??
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349 was with 4 amp hr battery and charger
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I was at my local home depot this weekend and the Dewalt 20v max 7.25 inch miter was on clearance for 349.
Does anybody know if a brushless model or upgrade dual bevel is coming??
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Just picked up the DC710 this past weekend. Opened it up and put the battery pack on and immediately noticed the chuck visibily wobbling when running on max RPMS. Doesn't seem to feel smooth. Took drill back to Lowes and the second one had the same issue. Question here is the chuck supposed to wobble like this?
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On 8/31/2016 at 11:08 PM, Moose said:
I am in the market for a 12" sliding compound miter saw. I have looked at the Milwaukee, DeWalt (DWS780) and the Bosch Glide saws.
Anyone of you have first hand experience with any of them?
I have the Bosch GCM12SD 12" miter. Great saw but heavy. Plan on getting the Bosch miter stand T4B to transport it because it is backbreaking and very awkward to carry. I recently purchased the Dewalt 20v max cordless miter and love the stainless steel miter detents. The bosch actually had plastic detents which you wouldn't expect maybe to cut down on the weight. I believe the Bosch is around 68lbs
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Does it have more power than the Dewalt being brushless? It looks to also have a blade brake which is pretty cool. I have the Dewalt but this is making me second guess my purchase!
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Anybody else spot the saw at their local Home Depot? None by me stock it yet
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I got the saw when it first came out, love everything about it except its weight. It is heavy and awkward to move if you don't have it mounted to the Bosch T4B stand. Keep in mind that stand is another 299 you will have to shell out.
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On 3/22/2016 at 5:33 PM, SevenOddosFence said:
I was at my local HD today and a tool rep was in there and we have bumped into each other from time to time. We started talking today and I asked about the Ridgid 10" Sliding miter saw and what happened with it and he said there are coming out with a new 10" Slider a new 12" slider and a 7.5" cordless 18V Slider. I reallly look forward to the cordless 7.5" slider.
Any idea of timing??
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Great recognition
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I have the Dewalt 20v saw and love the portability of it.
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I use the DWV9000 for my shop vac. I believes its 1 1/4" adaptor.
I think this is the part I need, I'll let you guys know if it works
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I have a Ridgid shop vac that I am trying to hook up to the 20v saw. Does anybody know what Dewalt adapters are needed? All of Ridgid step down adapters don't fit Dewalt and there is nothing referenced in the 20v product manual.
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Got it thanks!
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How are you getting the 150 off? What code do you need?
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That is what I was thinkingGood chance it would be brushless
Jimbo
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Who else would like a Flexvolt Table Saw Version 2.0?
in Dewalt
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Has anybody heard if we will ever see a 10 inch flexvolt table saw?