[Wall to Battery Adapter - Cordless Tool Hybrid]

Not yet, I just curious if anyone out there is interested. Right now, I've just given them to friends and family for their use.

[Wall to Battery Adapter - Cordless Tool Hybrid]

Yeah, it supplies the angle grinder with plenty of power! I don't use them much so I had my neighbor make sure it could still grind the same. He says they're the same, but I'm not completely satisfied with that; I'm going to do a timed test soon to make sure. 

 

As for the weight, the attachments weight is roughly 1/3 compared to a battery pack. That's based purely off my hands, sorry I don't have a small scale.

 

[Wall to Battery Adapter - Cordless Tool Hybrid]

Hi, 

 

Sorry for the delay, I've been on travel for work.

 

Here's a picture, it's as simple as it sounds! It fit's into any Ryobi tool because I used an old Ryobi case.  

[Wall to Battery Adapter - Cordless Tool Hybrid]

Hi everyone,

 

I've been entertaining the idea of making a wall to battery adapter for cordless tools for a while now. The idea is that an adapter can plug into the tool and then connect to the wall outlet to replace a dead battery (until the battery is recharged). 

 

I finally got around to it and have built a few of these for Ryobi and Dewalt tool systems. Right now, all the electronics are in a hollowed out battery case, so the adapter can fit normally into a drill/jigsaw/circular saw etc (no external power brick). They work really well, they seem to have the same power as normal battery operation (maybe a little more?). This got me thinking, that I could start selling these (~$40-$50) if there is interest out there, so any feedback would be appreciated. Feel free to ask questions.

 

Thanks,

 

Aaron