Jim86
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No regular chargers.
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300 is ridiculous I'd rather buy a 2897-22 for 350 and sell the impact and drill as standalone tools.
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I would recommend 18v 3 speed impact driver as the speed adjustment allows for a huge range of flexibility. Even with variable speed trigger it is very easy to over drive a screw in softer woods. I would recommend the Milwaukee 2753 it is super compact and extremely powerful. Dewalt DCF887 is also a great impact driver with plenty of power and excellent ergonomics but I still would recommend the Milwaukee due to there overall better 18v lineup.
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On 2/28/2016 at 7:43 PM, jeffmcmillan said:
If I recall correctly they went from just plain blades, to calling them "ax", "torch", etc, to putting "ax", "torch", etc. on the blades, to calling them "ice hardened". The only change of blade design I know of are when they added thin kerf blades in there somewhere and started stamping a hexagonal pattern on some of the blades and neither of those were correlated with a marketing change.
This isn't nearly as bad as the new "tracking point" diablo is marketing that has actually been on some of their blades for at least a year. Their blades are still good but that sort of bs grinds my gears.
The Hexagonal pattern isn't stamped its the bi-metal design.
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On 1/26/2016 at 9:32 AM, JimboS1ice said:
I think I've seen that, maybe the tool can only handle a single row of lithium batteries, I would imagine has something to do with electronics and over load.
Jimbo
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Capacity should have no effect on the Voltage or Current draw.
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On 2/24/2016 at 4:22 PM, comp56 said:
grinders can be very dangerous as they are no need to add to it....
This. I would personally never use a angle grinder without a guard in fear of a fragmenting wheel which almost always results in catastrophic bodily injury.
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Milwaukee sawzall is pretty much the industry standard as far as recip saws go.
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It could be the detent is overly stiff and not really broken in. I highly doubt they Makita manufactures this impact with a different chuck in your region.
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Glad I don't live in the UK those prices are ridiculous.
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Mine sounds almost exactly like this https://youtu.be/9a9nafpKSUg
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I just got my new 2704 last week after my first one had some pretty bad chuck wobble. This one is extremely loud it sounds similar to a roots or screw type supercharger and its probably twice as loud as my first one. I will try to post a video of it tomorrow any of you guys have this issue.
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I don't see the point inductive charging takes a fair bit longer to charge then manually connecting the battery.
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A few weeks ago I picked up the new Milwaukee 2nd Gen fuel Impact/Drill combo set. I have noticed some chuck wobble it is not the worst I have seen but its pretty obvious I am wondering if you guys have are having the same issue. Do you think I should return it back to home depot?
M18 Fuel combos
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With 5ah batteries fast chargers aren't really needed IMO it would be hard to use a full battery in a day unless you're driving lags all day. The faster chargers charge a 5ah battery in about 30 mins I believe.