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Parts For 18v Cordless Drills
The 18v Cordless Drill Part have become the typical tools owned by general contractors. The best robust drills are made to overcome intense jobs as well as providing a cord-free method to working. Made for working with hard installations and assignments, 18v Cordless Drill Part is a great selection, enabling you to undertake very difficult projects with ease, without the problem of a power cord standing in your path of completing the job.
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DeWalt 18V Drill Housing DW958 DW995 and DW997 Part # 392654-06
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BLACK AND DECKER 18V QUANTUM PRO CORDLESS HAMMER DRILL AS IS FOR PARTS
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Workforce 18v Cordless Drill w/ Keyless Chuck (For Parts Or Repair)
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Dewalt DC720 18V Cordless Drill Shell Housing Used drill parts
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Parting DeWalt 18v DC988 Cordless Hammer Drill ***Transmission
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Parting DeWalt 18v DW989 Cordless Hammer Drill Motor Drill parts
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2 dewalt cordless 18v drills xrp working or for parts variable speed
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DeWalt 18V Hammer Drill Housing DW989 and DC989 Part #620716-02
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New Milwaukee Switch 18V Drill and Hammer Drill Models/Part # 23-66-0700
 | $30.00 End Date: Wednesday May-30-2012 19:56:44 PDT Buy It Now for only: $30.00 Buy It Now | Add to watch list |
FAQ - Questions - Reviews on 18v Cordless Drill Part
- Where can I get a charger for Black and Decker 18v NiCad cordless drill?
The charger plugs into the back of the drill and is not a separate unit where you take the battery out to place it into a charger. I lost mine and would like to purchase one but cannot find a part number even at the black and decker website.
A I've never heard of this type of charger for an 18 volt drill, unless it is for an old Firestorm, so I'd call a Black & Decker/DeWalt service center or 1 800 544-6986 to get the part number and information on how to find the charger. By the way, if the drill is more than 3 or 4 years old, I wouldn't bother because the battery may not be any good any more, whether it is used or not and the charger may cost more than a replacement drill, especially if you look into reconditioned tools at cpotools.com or recondtionedsales.com. You can often get professional quality equipment for less than you'd pay for DIY tools.
The charger plugs into the back of the drill and is not a separate unit where you take the battery out to place it into a charger. I lost mine and would like to purchase one but cannot find a part number even at the black and decker website.
A I've never heard of this type of charger for an 18 volt drill, unless it is for an old Firestorm, so I'd call a Black & Decker/DeWalt service center or 1 800 544-6986 to get the part number and information on how to find the charger. By the way, if the drill is more than 3 or 4 years old, I wouldn't bother because the battery may not be any good any more, whether it is used or not and the charger may cost more than a replacement drill, especially if you look into reconditioned tools at cpotools.com or recondtionedsales.com. You can often get professional quality equipment for less than you'd pay for DIY tools.
- Stihl MS440 parts diagram?
Where can i find something like this, http://www.ereplacementparts.com/dewalt-dc759-type-18v-cordless-drill-parts-c-1009_1162_2837.html?osCsid=taiu6p750bv3kjpftf8q4gr355 but for Stihl MS440 chainsaw. Thanks!
A Ask a Stihl dealer. You can not get them off of stihl.com like you could from toro.com.
Where can i find something like this, http://www.ereplacementparts.com/dewalt-dc759-type-18v-cordless-drill-parts-c-1009_1162_2837.html?osCsid=taiu6p750bv3kjpftf8q4gr355 but for Stihl MS440 chainsaw. Thanks!
A Ask a Stihl dealer. You can not get them off of stihl.com like you could from toro.com.
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Hitachi WH18DL 18V Cordless HXP Lithium-Ion Impact Driver18V Cordless HXP Lithium-Ion Impact Driver - WH18DL. (2) 18V HXP Lithium-Ion - 326241. Quick Charger - UC18YRL. Carrying Case
Hitachi DS18DLPR 18V Cordless 1/2-in HXP Lithium-Ion Drill Driver18V Cordless 1/2-in HXP Lithium-Ion Driver/Drill - DS18DLPR. (2) HXP Lithium-Ion Batteries. Quick Charger. Side Handle. Carrying Case
Hitachi DS18DLPR 18-Volt 1/2-Inch Lithium-Ion Driver DrillWith flawless speed, use the Hitachi DS18DLPR 18-Volt Driver Drill for your home improvement and remodeling projects. With 570-pounds of turning torque and an ergonomic handle, this product is designed for heavy-duty applications. The 22-stage clutch...
Hitachi 18-Volt 1/4" Cordless Impact Driver WH18DLGet The 18-Volt 1/4" Cordless Impact Driver From Lowe's Today.
Bare-Tool Hitachi WH18DL 18-Volt Li-Ion Cordless Impact Driver (Tool Only, No Battery)Includes 18V Cordless HXP Lithium-Ion Impact Driver (Tool Only) - WH18DLP4, Tool Only - Battery (326241) & Charger (UC18YRL) Sold Separately
Kit 18v Cordless Drill
The Kit 18v Cordless Drill have become the basic power tools owned by general contractors. Tough and durable - efficient drills are built to deal with demanding home improvement jobs as well as offering you a cord-free solution to working. Constructed for working with hard services and assignments, Kit 18v Cordless Drill is a great solution, enabling you to undertake troublesome projects with ease, without the problem of a power cord standing in your path of finishing.
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New DeWalt DC759 18V 1/2" Cordless Drill Driver from a kit * Free Shipping *
 | $62.00 End Date: Friday Jun-15-2012 18:43:59 PDT Buy It Now for only: $62.00 Buy It Now | Add to watch list |
Bosch Drill and Impact Combo Kit - Lithium Ion - 18V - Cordless - With Case -
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LOT OF 3PC MILWAUKEE COMBO KIT 18V CORDLESS SAWZAW DRILLS IMPACT TOOLS
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Makita LCT200W 18V Compact Li-Ion BDF452 & BTD142 Combo Kit
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MILWAUKEE 2602-22 M18 18V 1/2" CORDLESS HAMMER DRILL/DRIVER KIT
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New DeWalt DC970 18V NiCd 1/2" Cordless Drill Driver from a kit
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New! Dewalt 18V Cordless 1/2" Compact Drill Driver Kit DC970K-2
 | $71.00 (15 Bids) End Date: Monday May-21-2012 18:39:46 PDT Bid now | Add to watch list |
Makita LXT211 18V Li-Ion 1/2" Cordless Hammer Drill/Driver Combo Kit.
 | $200.00 (1 Bid) End Date: Tuesday May-22-2012 10:03:01 PDT Bid now | Add to watch list |
Skil 18V Cordless 3/8-in Drill Driver and Circular Saw Combo Kit 2860-10-RT
 | $56.98 End Date: Tuesday Jun-5-2012 11:33:38 PDT Buy It Now for only: $56.98 Buy It Now | Add to watch list |
FAQ - Questions - Reviews on Kit 18v Cordless Drill
- Cordless Ryobi vs Makita?
I am not a contractor, but I do most all the work around the house from repairs to major work for the most part. I use my cordless drill quite a bit around the house when something needs done. My Makita 14v cordless batteries finally gave out after 6+ years. I love the drill and got a gift card for HD and was going to purchase a new Makita since buying 2 batteries alone is rediculously priced. I see that Ryobi has an 18v cordless tool kit out that includes a drill, circular saw, reciprcating saw, jig saw, flashlight and 2 batteries for the same price as the Makita drill alone. Any thoughts good or bad concerning the Ryobi? I don't necessarily need all the extra tools that come with the Ryobi since I have those tools already, but they are not cordless so they seem pretty cool. I just don't want to buy it if the batteries are going to die after a year or two or if the tools themselves are cheap. Also I am wondering if the 18v stuff is big and heavy compared to the 14v Makita? Basically Ryobi tool set or Makita drill??
A Hi Ineedinfo, I’m Ken with The Home Depot. Good question as both tools can get the job done. First thing I would consider is going with Lithium-Ion batteries Vs Ni-Cad. Lithium runs longer, charges quicker and starts in cold temperatures and weighs less. There are many quality brands of cordless tools to fit whatever your needs are. I have used Ryobi and Makita. Both work equally well. What it comes down to is what is best for you. You really need to go into the store and put one of each drill in your hand and take it for a test drive. When it comes to which drill is better, there are more factors than just price. Both the Ryobi and Makita have a light weight Lithium –ion drill. Both have quick charge Lithium-ion batteries. Both Ryobi & Makita have great combo kits. Although some will say the Ryobi is for DIYer’s and Makita is for contractors. I have seen a lot of contractors using Ryobi Lithium-ion tools. It’s a matter of choice and budget. I’ve attached a link that is a guide to buying cordless power tools. http://ext.homedepot.com/video/?bcpid=207606409001&bctid=374666604001. Lastly take a look at the warranties each company offers. Hope this helps. For information on The Home Depot community click here. http://bit.ly/ey44bq
I am not a contractor, but I do most all the work around the house from repairs to major work for the most part. I use my cordless drill quite a bit around the house when something needs done. My Makita 14v cordless batteries finally gave out after 6+ years. I love the drill and got a gift card for HD and was going to purchase a new Makita since buying 2 batteries alone is rediculously priced. I see that Ryobi has an 18v cordless tool kit out that includes a drill, circular saw, reciprcating saw, jig saw, flashlight and 2 batteries for the same price as the Makita drill alone. Any thoughts good or bad concerning the Ryobi? I don't necessarily need all the extra tools that come with the Ryobi since I have those tools already, but they are not cordless so they seem pretty cool. I just don't want to buy it if the batteries are going to die after a year or two or if the tools themselves are cheap. Also I am wondering if the 18v stuff is big and heavy compared to the 14v Makita? Basically Ryobi tool set or Makita drill??
A Hi Ineedinfo, I’m Ken with The Home Depot. Good question as both tools can get the job done. First thing I would consider is going with Lithium-Ion batteries Vs Ni-Cad. Lithium runs longer, charges quicker and starts in cold temperatures and weighs less. There are many quality brands of cordless tools to fit whatever your needs are. I have used Ryobi and Makita. Both work equally well. What it comes down to is what is best for you. You really need to go into the store and put one of each drill in your hand and take it for a test drive. When it comes to which drill is better, there are more factors than just price. Both the Ryobi and Makita have a light weight Lithium –ion drill. Both have quick charge Lithium-ion batteries. Both Ryobi & Makita have great combo kits. Although some will say the Ryobi is for DIYer’s and Makita is for contractors. I have seen a lot of contractors using Ryobi Lithium-ion tools. It’s a matter of choice and budget. I’ve attached a link that is a guide to buying cordless power tools. http://ext.homedepot.com/video/?bcpid=207606409001&bctid=374666604001. Lastly take a look at the warranties each company offers. Hope this helps. For information on The Home Depot community click here. http://bit.ly/ey44bq
- Should I downgrade from my current drill/driver?
Two years ago, I bought a Makita 18V Compact Lithium-Ion Cordless 1/2 In. Driver-Drill Kit Model # BDF452HW for baby-proofing and furniture assembly. Now I don't use it much, although I feel that I would like a drill/driver on hand. I feel that the 18V drill-driver is more than I need. I'd like to downgrade to the Makita LCT203W 10.8-Volt Compact Lithium-Ion Two-Piece Combo Kit. The 18V drill kit includes a quick charger, an extra battery pack and a hard plastic carrying case. I bought drill bits from Walmart separately. The 2-piece driver-drill set that I want includes: driver drill, impact driver, two 10.8-volt lithium ion batteries, charger, and "heavy duty" aluminum case. Of course, the both tools in the 2-piece set have lower torque and max RPM than the 18V drill-driver, but I will have an impact driver in the exchange. Also the tools in the 2-piece set are smaller, which is more to my purpose (basic household maintenance). Should I sell the 18V (bought at $200 + tax), at a loss because it's used, and get the 2-piece set? I'm thinking $160 for the 18V and I'll throw in the drill bits. The 2-piece set is $160 shipped, from Amazon. (I'll need new bits, as the drill takes hex-shank bits.) Or should I keep the 18V, because you never know when you'll need the power? What do you think? The tools in the 2-piece set are less bulky than the 18V drill-driver. I foresee only light household drilling and screwdriving in the years to come.
A If you try to sell a used Drill then people will think its no good. You wont get a fair price. You'll regret ever starting the process. Drills of less than 12 Volts are just toys.Keep with the 18V. "If it aint broke dont fix it"
Two years ago, I bought a Makita 18V Compact Lithium-Ion Cordless 1/2 In. Driver-Drill Kit Model # BDF452HW for baby-proofing and furniture assembly. Now I don't use it much, although I feel that I would like a drill/driver on hand. I feel that the 18V drill-driver is more than I need. I'd like to downgrade to the Makita LCT203W 10.8-Volt Compact Lithium-Ion Two-Piece Combo Kit. The 18V drill kit includes a quick charger, an extra battery pack and a hard plastic carrying case. I bought drill bits from Walmart separately. The 2-piece driver-drill set that I want includes: driver drill, impact driver, two 10.8-volt lithium ion batteries, charger, and "heavy duty" aluminum case. Of course, the both tools in the 2-piece set have lower torque and max RPM than the 18V drill-driver, but I will have an impact driver in the exchange. Also the tools in the 2-piece set are smaller, which is more to my purpose (basic household maintenance). Should I sell the 18V (bought at $200 + tax), at a loss because it's used, and get the 2-piece set? I'm thinking $160 for the 18V and I'll throw in the drill bits. The 2-piece set is $160 shipped, from Amazon. (I'll need new bits, as the drill takes hex-shank bits.) Or should I keep the 18V, because you never know when you'll need the power? What do you think? The tools in the 2-piece set are less bulky than the 18V drill-driver. I foresee only light household drilling and screwdriving in the years to come.
A If you try to sell a used Drill then people will think its no good. You wont get a fair price. You'll regret ever starting the process. Drills of less than 12 Volts are just toys.Keep with the 18V. "If it aint broke dont fix it"
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Dewalt Tools (DWTDCK273L) 18V Cordless Drill/Driver / Impact Wrench Combo Kit with XRP Li-Ion Battery Packs # DCK273LAlso known as: DWT-DCK273L, DWTDCK273L; DCD760 18V 1/2" compact drill/driver delivers 350 unit watts out of maximum power DC823 18V impact wrench with 3/8" hog ring anvil delivers 1,500 in-lbs of torque and 0-2,400 rpms offering power and speed to...
DEWALT 18-Volt 1/2" Cordless Compact Drill Kit DC720KAGet The 18-Volt 1/2" Cordless Compact Drill Kit From Lowe's Today.
Hitachi DS18DSAL 18V Cordless Lithium-Ion 1/2-in Drill Driver and 18V Cordless Lithium-Ion Flas18V Cordless 1/2-in Lithium-Ion Driver/Drill - DS18DSAL. 18V Cordless Lithium-Ion Flashlight - UB18DAL. (2) 18V Lithium-Ion Slide Batteries - 330139. Quick Charger - UC18YGSL. Driver Bit - 983006. Carrying Case
DEWALT Cordless Hammerdrill w/ Side Handle - Tool Only, 18V, 1/2in., Model# DCD950BThe DEWALT Cordless Hammerdrill features a patented 3-speed all-metal transmission that matches the tool to task for fastest application speed and improved run time. Heavy-duty se...
Makita BHP454 18V Li-Ion 1/2" 2-Speed Hammer Drill KitMakita BHP454 Specifications: Battery: 18V 3.0 Ah Li-Ion Capacity in Steel: 1/2" Capacity in Masonry: 5/8" Maximum Torque: 560 in.-lbs. No Load Speed (1st Speed): 0-400 RPM No Load Speed (2nd Speed): 0-1700 RPM Overall Length: 9-7/8" Tool Weight: 4.9...
Belt for Cordless Drill
The Cordless Drill Tool Belt are often the typical tools owned by general contractors. They are robust drills are built to tackle demanding home improvement projectst in addition to supplying a cord-free option to driving. Built for working with hard services and assignments, Cordless Drill Tool Belt is a perfect solution, helping you to undertake troublesome constructions with ease, without the problem of a power cord standing in your path of finishing the job.
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New Makita 18 Volt BHP452 BHP452Z Lithium Ion 18V Hammer Drill with Belt Clip
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Craftsman Electric Belt Sander - 1HP, 3" x 21"
 | $26.03 (5 Bids) End Date: Sunday May-20-2012 16:22:12 PDT Bid now | Add to watch list |
Custom LeatherCraft CLC 5023 - Cordless Drill Holster Tool Belt Pouch Holder
 | $15.95 End Date: Tuesday Jun-5-2012 14:45:11 PDT Buy It Now for only: $15.95 Buy It Now | Add to watch list |
NEW Milwaukee M18 18V Cordless Compact Drill 2601-22 Belt Hook/Clip + Bit Holder
 | $12.89 End Date: Wednesday Jun-13-2012 21:41:00 PDT Buy It Now for only: $12.89 Buy It Now | Add to watch list |
NEW DeWalt DG5120 Heavy-Duty BELT HOLSTER for 18V & 20V Drill/HammerDrill/Driver
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NEW DeWalt DG5120 Heavy-Duty BELT HOLSTER for 18V & 20V Drill/HammerDrill/Driver
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DeWALT DCD710 12V 12 Volt Max Lithium Ion Drill Driver with belt clip
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NEW Milwaukee M18 18V Cordless Compact Drill 2601-20 Belt Hook/Clip + Bit Holder
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NEW DeWalt DG5120 Heavy-Duty BELT HOLSTER for 18V & 20V Drill/HammerDrill/Driver
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FAQ - Questions - Reviews on Cordless Drill Tool Belt
- I dreamt of broken winding stairs. What do you think?
Last night I dreamt my family and I were at the ocean. There were huge rock cliffs with a motel built in to the side of one. There were wrought iron winding stairs that lead up to the rooms. Everyone else was already at the top, around the corner facing the ocean and enjoying the view. My hands were full with bags, a coat and whatnot and I was going very slowly because I am extremely afraid of heights and the thin metal railing was difficult to hang onto. You could see the ground far below through the grates of the steps, but I was overcoming me fear and climbing anyways. Suddenly, I came to a spot where all the stairs and railing had collapsed and was just dangling from one hinge. The railing attached to the cliff side was ripped and jagged. Above me I saw my family and oddly asked them to complain to hotel maintenance. The maintenance man came wearing a tool belt, with a cordless drill in his hand. He did not seem very concerned, but turned a few screws with the drill, then walked back up the stairs and disappeared without having fixed anything. I could not go up and I was too terrified to go down. It seems my family ambivalently went off to do their thing and thought I'd be along eventually once the stairs were fixed. Then I woke up.
A Hi Dee, well.....it reminds me a little bit of a dream I had once of climbing a mountain with a back pack that was too heavy, and I chucked some of the stuff out of the backpack to lighten the load so that I could make it to the top. I feel these burdens you carry are fears and issues that hold you back in your life. Whatever these burdens represent, the only one who can "fix" it, is you. As you grow and progress in your life, you know there is no turning back to who you were before, but the path ahead of you is a bit scary right now. Sometimes, even though you know a fear or issue is holding you back, there is a certain comfort in keeping them around, at least you know where you stand, where the alternative is an unknown. It does seem as though you feel your family doesn't offer you enough help or support to get where you need to go, it feels that way from the attitudes they express here. If they are supportive of you or not though, ultimately the journey is yours to make. How much easier would that journey be, if you were relieved of these burdens, and able to grab on with both hands to support yourself better? That you fight your fears and make progress during this dream sounds good to me though, but it seems that you have a few more fears you need to address right now, some "emotional baggage" that you need to let go of in order to climb higher. Good luck to you....
Last night I dreamt my family and I were at the ocean. There were huge rock cliffs with a motel built in to the side of one. There were wrought iron winding stairs that lead up to the rooms. Everyone else was already at the top, around the corner facing the ocean and enjoying the view. My hands were full with bags, a coat and whatnot and I was going very slowly because I am extremely afraid of heights and the thin metal railing was difficult to hang onto. You could see the ground far below through the grates of the steps, but I was overcoming me fear and climbing anyways. Suddenly, I came to a spot where all the stairs and railing had collapsed and was just dangling from one hinge. The railing attached to the cliff side was ripped and jagged. Above me I saw my family and oddly asked them to complain to hotel maintenance. The maintenance man came wearing a tool belt, with a cordless drill in his hand. He did not seem very concerned, but turned a few screws with the drill, then walked back up the stairs and disappeared without having fixed anything. I could not go up and I was too terrified to go down. It seems my family ambivalently went off to do their thing and thought I'd be along eventually once the stairs were fixed. Then I woke up.
A Hi Dee, well.....it reminds me a little bit of a dream I had once of climbing a mountain with a back pack that was too heavy, and I chucked some of the stuff out of the backpack to lighten the load so that I could make it to the top. I feel these burdens you carry are fears and issues that hold you back in your life. Whatever these burdens represent, the only one who can "fix" it, is you. As you grow and progress in your life, you know there is no turning back to who you were before, but the path ahead of you is a bit scary right now. Sometimes, even though you know a fear or issue is holding you back, there is a certain comfort in keeping them around, at least you know where you stand, where the alternative is an unknown. It does seem as though you feel your family doesn't offer you enough help or support to get where you need to go, it feels that way from the attitudes they express here. If they are supportive of you or not though, ultimately the journey is yours to make. How much easier would that journey be, if you were relieved of these burdens, and able to grab on with both hands to support yourself better? That you fight your fears and make progress during this dream sounds good to me though, but it seems that you have a few more fears you need to address right now, some "emotional baggage" that you need to let go of in order to climb higher. Good luck to you....
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DEWALT 2-Tool 20-Volt Lithium-Ion Hammerdrill/Impact Driver Combo Kit DCK290L2Get The 2-Tool 20-Volt Lithium-Ion Hammerdrill/Impact Driver Combo Kit From Lowe's Today.
Hitachi DS14DL 14.4-Volt Lithium Ion Cordless Drill14.4V Lithium ion cordless drill driver, longer life battery, and lighterweight. Battery can be used in other Hitachi 14.4V tools for flexibility. Class leading 460 in./lb. of torque, 4 speed settings for ultimate control, convenient 5 position belt...
Makita LXFD01Z 18V LXT Lithium-Ion Cordless 1/2" 2-Speed Driver-Drill (Tool only)INCLUDES: Tool Belt Clip (346034-2) Tool Only battery and charger not includedFEATURES: Makita-built 4-pole motor delivers 480 in.lbs. of Max Torque and 290 in.lbs. of PTI Torque Variable 2-speed (0-400 & 0-1 500 RPM) covers a wide range of drilling...
Makita BHP454Z 18V LXT Li-Ion Cordless 1/2-Inch 2-Speed Hammer Driver-Drill (Tool only)INCLUDES:**TOOL ONLY** Tool Belt Clip (324705-1) Side Handle (122822-9) Depth Gauge (322223-3) Bit Holder (419276-2) Screwdriver Bits Tool Only battery and charger not included FEATURES: Makita-built 4-pole motor delivers 560 in.lbs. of Max Torque and...
DEWALT Cordless Drill/Driver Kit - 12 Volt MAX, 3/8in. Chuck, Model# DCD710S2The DEWALT 12V MAX Drill/Driver provides power in a small, compact size, ideal for accessing tight spaces larger tools cant go. Its also easy to just stick the drill in your tool po...
Drill Bits 18v Cordless Drills
The Drill Bits 18v Cordless Drills are often the traditional tools owned by general contractors. Tough and durable - long-lasting drills are made to overcome demanding home improvement jobs in addition to providing you with a cord-free solution to working. Engineered for working with hard installations and jobs, Drill Bits 18v Cordless Drills is a perfect selection, helping you to undertake troublesome projects with ease, without the headache of a power cord standing in your path of finishing.
Sale on Drill Bits 18v Cordless Drills
NEW Milwaukee M18 18V Cordless Compact Drill 2601-22 Belt Hook/Clip + Bit Holder
| | $12.89 End Date: Wednesday Jun-13-2012 21:41:00 PDT Buy It Now for only: $12.89 Buy It Now | Add to watch list |
Trademark Tools 18V Cordless Drill Set With Keyless Chuck Pozidrive AndTorx Bits
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DeWALT 18 Volt 18V Cordless Drill Hammerdrill DCD775 W/ FREE BIT SET $29 Value
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Makita 18V 18 Volt LCT Cordless Drill BDF452 & 38pc Bit Set $34 Value Bundle
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Makita 18V 18 Volt LXT Lithium Ion Cordless Drill & Hammerdrill BHP454 w/ Bits
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NEW DEWALT 18V DRILL DRIVER DC720 W/ 25 PC. BIT SET
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NEW - DURATEST 18V CORDLESS DRILL/DRIVER - 56 PIECE ACCESSORY KIT - BIT HOLDER
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NEW Milwaukee M18 18V Cordless Compact Drill 2601-20 Belt Hook/Clip + Bit Holder
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Makita 18V 18 Volt LXT Lithium-Ion Hammer Drill BHP452 Inc. FREE 38pc Bit Set
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FAQ - Questions - Reviews on Drill Bits 18v Cordless Drills
- Ryobi or Hitachi 18v cordless drill , which should i buy?
looking at these 2 drills which are on sale Ryobi comes with an impact driver ,which i have no use for. 99$ plus tax Hitachi comes with a flashlight and some bits which i guess i could kind of use 109$ plus tax The thing is i'd take the better drill no matter what the accesories any suggestions?
A Hitachi is by far the better make, i would also look at the battery's and see what type your getting probably nicad at that price but also amp hrs is also worth looking at. There probably isn't much in it in terms of the battery's but its always a good idea to check just to see what your getting for your money as most people don't. Either way i would go with the Hitachi.
looking at these 2 drills which are on sale Ryobi comes with an impact driver ,which i have no use for. 99$ plus tax Hitachi comes with a flashlight and some bits which i guess i could kind of use 109$ plus tax The thing is i'd take the better drill no matter what the accesories any suggestions?
A Hitachi is by far the better make, i would also look at the battery's and see what type your getting probably nicad at that price but also amp hrs is also worth looking at. There probably isn't much in it in terms of the battery's but its always a good idea to check just to see what your getting for your money as most people don't. Either way i would go with the Hitachi.
- How do the little drill bits fit?
I just bought a Bosch 18V Cordless drill and bought a 14 piece set of Milwaukee drill bits and was wondering how the 1/16 to 5/32 fit? Doesnt seem like they can go down to the very bottom, is their an adaptor you buy or what? cool, thanks.
A You don't need them to go down to the bottom. Drill bits are held in place by the pressure of the "jaws". When you drill you should drill slowly enough so you don't have to put too much pressure on the tip of the bit. Let the spinning of the bit cut its own way into the surface you are drilling. You can adjust the depth of the bit to accommodate the depth you need to drill.
I just bought a Bosch 18V Cordless drill and bought a 14 piece set of Milwaukee drill bits and was wondering how the 1/16 to 5/32 fit? Doesnt seem like they can go down to the very bottom, is their an adaptor you buy or what? cool, thanks.
A You don't need them to go down to the bottom. Drill bits are held in place by the pressure of the "jaws". When you drill you should drill slowly enough so you don't have to put too much pressure on the tip of the bit. Let the spinning of the bit cut its own way into the surface you are drilling. You can adjust the depth of the bit to accommodate the depth you need to drill.
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Makita BHP454Z 18V LXT Li-Ion Cordless 1/2-Inch 2-Speed Hammer Driver-Drill (Tool only)INCLUDES:**TOOL ONLY** Tool Belt Clip (324705-1) Side Handle (122822-9) Depth Gauge (322223-3) Bit Holder (419276-2) Screwdriver Bits Tool Only battery and charger not included FEATURES: Makita-built 4-pole motor delivers 560 in.lbs. of Max Torque and...
DEWALT Hammerdrill/Drill/Driver - 18 Volt, 1/2in., Model# DCD959KXThis DEWALT heavy-duty hammerdrill/driver features a patented 3-speed all-metal transmission that matches the tool to the task for fastest application speed and improved run time....
Dewalt DCD959KX 18V XRP 1/2" Hammerdrill/Drill/Driver KitDewalt DCD959KX Specifications: Voltage: 18V Max Power: 420 UWO Number of Speed Settings: 3 Max RPM: 0-450/0-1 450/0-2 000 Max BPM: 0-7 650/0-24 650/0-34 000 Clutch Settings: 22 Chuck Size: 1/2" Chuck Type: Metal Self-tightening Tool Weight: 6...
DeWALT DCD959KX 18V XRP Hammerdrill / Drill / DriverGet the job done right with this 18 Volt 1/2" XRP Hammerdrill/Drill/Driver Kit (DCD959KX) from Dewalt. Its patented 3-speed all-metal transmission matches the tool to the task for the fastest application speed. The heavy duty chuck tightens while you...
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18v Cordless Drill Set
The 18v cordless drill set have become the typical tools owned by general contractors. The best robust drills are created to tackle demanding projects as well as providing a cord-free option to working. Made for working with hard services and assignments, 18v cordless drill set is a perfect selection, enabling you to undertake troublesome projects with ease, without the headache of a power cord standing in your path of finishing the job.
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DeWalt Dw059 18V Li-Ion 1/2" Cordless Drill Set
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Trademark Tools™ 78 Pc - 18 Volt Cordless Drill Set - Two Drill Speeds
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DeWALT 18 Volt 18V Cordless Drill Hammerdrill DCD775 W/ FREE BIT SET $29 Value
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Makita 18V 18 Li-ion LCT200W Drill & Impact Driver Set NIB!!
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Makita 18V 18 Volt LCT Cordless Drill BDF452 & 38pc Bit Set $34 Value Bundle
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Skil Skill 18V 18 Volt Variable Speed Cordless Drill 2860 & Flashlight Combo Set
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RIDGID 18V CORDLESS 1/2" DRILL & IMPACT DRIVER CORDLESS TOOL SET RB6034 R8611501
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FAQ - Questions - Reviews on 18v Cordless Drill Set
- Anyone got a battery charger for a Marksman 18v cordless drill set please?
A Try B&Q or similar DIY store. Or go back to the store where you bought it for advice.
A Try B&Q or similar DIY store. Or go back to the store where you bought it for advice.
- I have a fixit 18v cordless drill I have lost the charger?
The drill works great I have two batterys but no charger I have look in e bay for one with no luck. It looks like I will have to buy the whole set. I have found a battery but no charger. Is there any charger that would work with that battery?
A Take it to Home Depot, or a real tool store, and see if they have anything that might work.
The drill works great I have two batterys but no charger I have look in e bay for one with no luck. It looks like I will have to buy the whole set. I have found a battery but no charger. Is there any charger that would work with that battery?
A Take it to Home Depot, or a real tool store, and see if they have anything that might work.
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ALLTRADE 18 Volt 20 Piece Cordless Drill SetComfortable no slip matte grip Built in bubble level for accurate drilling and driving Variable speed, reverse switch with electronic brake 25 torque settings to match power to job 3/8-in keyless chuck for quick and easy bit changes Set includes 6...
Worx 18v Charger
The worx 18v charger are often the typical power tools owned by general contractors. Tough and durable - highly effective drills are built to tackle intense home improvement jobs as well as supplying a cord-free solution to working. Engineered for working with challenging services and jobs, worx 18v charger is a great selection, so that you can undertake very difficult constructions with ease, without the problem of a power cord standing in your path of finishing.
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FAQ - Questions - Reviews on Worx 18v Charger
- Best practice for maintaining my NiCd Recharable Battery (18V 1.7Ah)?
I have 4 related questions but before i get to them please read the details first: I recently purchased the Worx 18V WG150 Grass Trimmer. This trimmer came with 2 recharable batteries (each battery is: 18v 1.7Ah NiCd). The trimmer included a battery charger with a feature to automatically prevent these batteries from overcharging (it monitors heat). The trimmer only uses 1 battery to operate. My 4 questions: 1. Both batteries have not been charged yet (they are fresh out of the box). Because i want to only use 1 battery can i just pack the 2nd battery away in storage (completely discharged) for maybe a year (or more) and when i need it i can just dust it off, fully charge it, and get going? 2. To best maintain my battery, i was thinking i should FULLY charge it (from a completely discharged state) on the day i need it (charging takes 1 hour when battery is completely discharged), and then use the trimmer until the battery has been completely depleted (a complete cycle). And then store the battery, now entirely discharged, until i need it again maybe a month or more from that point. Is that an acceptable plan, realizing that the battery will be stored totally discharged for long periods? 3. If i fully charge it then how long can i keep the battery in this charged state before i must discharge it? Are there any consequences to keeping it fully charged for long periods besides a potential 10-20% self-discharge occurring? (i.e., will the battery become damaged?) 4. Is it best to keep the battery entirely discharged when storing it for long periods? How long can i keep it stored in a discharged state before i must fully charge it again, if necessary? Does the battery become damaged by being entirely discharged for long periods? Thank you. ----------
A keep them charged but dont recharge them until they are fully discharged,they develop a memory.2 batteries are better than 1
I have 4 related questions but before i get to them please read the details first: I recently purchased the Worx 18V WG150 Grass Trimmer. This trimmer came with 2 recharable batteries (each battery is: 18v 1.7Ah NiCd). The trimmer included a battery charger with a feature to automatically prevent these batteries from overcharging (it monitors heat). The trimmer only uses 1 battery to operate. My 4 questions: 1. Both batteries have not been charged yet (they are fresh out of the box). Because i want to only use 1 battery can i just pack the 2nd battery away in storage (completely discharged) for maybe a year (or more) and when i need it i can just dust it off, fully charge it, and get going? 2. To best maintain my battery, i was thinking i should FULLY charge it (from a completely discharged state) on the day i need it (charging takes 1 hour when battery is completely discharged), and then use the trimmer until the battery has been completely depleted (a complete cycle). And then store the battery, now entirely discharged, until i need it again maybe a month or more from that point. Is that an acceptable plan, realizing that the battery will be stored totally discharged for long periods? 3. If i fully charge it then how long can i keep the battery in this charged state before i must discharge it? Are there any consequences to keeping it fully charged for long periods besides a potential 10-20% self-discharge occurring? (i.e., will the battery become damaged?) 4. Is it best to keep the battery entirely discharged when storing it for long periods? How long can i keep it stored in a discharged state before i must fully charge it again, if necessary? Does the battery become damaged by being entirely discharged for long periods? Thank you. ----------
A keep them charged but dont recharge them until they are fully discharged,they develop a memory.2 batteries are better than 1
- Quick way to Discharge a Battery Pack unit [PICTURES SHOWN]?
Here are links to pictures of my Worx Battery (18V 1.7Ah) and its accompanying charger unit. The battery is for the "Worx 10-inch 18V Cordless Grass Trimmer" (here is a picture of the grass trimmer: http://images.canadiantire.ca/media/images/products/images/Assortments/PrimaryAssortments/GardenPatio/PowerEquipment/GrassTrimmers/0602256_450_CC_538b3.jpg ): Battery and Charger 1: http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff85/quantass/battery/batterycharger-3.jpg Battery and Charger 2: http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff85/quantass/battery/batterycharger-2.jpg Battery IN Charger: http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff85/quantass/battery/batteryincharger.jpg Battery on its Side: http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff85/quantass/battery/battery-side.jpg Battery from the top: http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff85/quantass/battery/battery-front.jpg To help keep its long-life for years to come i have adopted a regimen of fully-charging and discharging the battery pack at least once a month. The problem is that to be able to re-cycle the stored energy once a month it requires me to place the unit into the grass trimmer and have it run for the full 30-mins it takes to discharge the battery pack entirely. My question: is there a more convenient way to discharge this battery pack without having to place it into the grass trimmer and letting it run on its own until the power is wiped out? When you look at the battery pack you will see the "cathode"/"anode" leads and so with that is there a safe and more convenient way to discharge this unit?
A You could just use a power resistor, but a light bulb shows you that it has discharged. You can probably find 18 volt bulbs as replacements for the flashlight sold to use 18 volt packs from power tools like yours, or just get 24 volt bulbs sold for trucks or connect two 12 volt bulbs in series.
Here are links to pictures of my Worx Battery (18V 1.7Ah) and its accompanying charger unit. The battery is for the "Worx 10-inch 18V Cordless Grass Trimmer" (here is a picture of the grass trimmer: http://images.canadiantire.ca/media/images/products/images/Assortments/PrimaryAssortments/GardenPatio/PowerEquipment/GrassTrimmers/0602256_450_CC_538b3.jpg ): Battery and Charger 1: http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff85/quantass/battery/batterycharger-3.jpg Battery and Charger 2: http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff85/quantass/battery/batterycharger-2.jpg Battery IN Charger: http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff85/quantass/battery/batteryincharger.jpg Battery on its Side: http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff85/quantass/battery/battery-side.jpg Battery from the top: http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff85/quantass/battery/battery-front.jpg To help keep its long-life for years to come i have adopted a regimen of fully-charging and discharging the battery pack at least once a month. The problem is that to be able to re-cycle the stored energy once a month it requires me to place the unit into the grass trimmer and have it run for the full 30-mins it takes to discharge the battery pack entirely. My question: is there a more convenient way to discharge this battery pack without having to place it into the grass trimmer and letting it run on its own until the power is wiped out? When you look at the battery pack you will see the "cathode"/"anode" leads and so with that is there a safe and more convenient way to discharge this unit?
A You could just use a power resistor, but a light bulb shows you that it has discharged. You can probably find 18 volt bulbs as replacements for the flashlight sold to use 18 volt packs from power tools like yours, or just get 24 volt bulbs sold for trucks or connect two 12 volt bulbs in series.
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WORX GT WG150.1 10-Inch 18-Volt 2-In-1 Cordless Electric Grass Trimmer/EdgerIncludes 18V Cordless 10-in Straight Shaft String Trimmer / Edger - WG150, 18V Ni-Cd Battery, 1 Hour Battery Charger, (3) Spools, Spool Cap, Wall Mount, Owner's Manual
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Skil 18v Charger
The skil 18v charger have become the basic power tools owned by builders. The best robust drills are built to deal with intense projects in addition to offering you a cord-free solution to driving. Made for working with challenging installations and assignments, skil 18v charger is a great selection, so that you can undertake very difficult projects with ease, without the problem of a power cord standing in your path of finishing.
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Skil 7.2V 12V 14.4V 18V 1 Hr. Multi-Volt Charger 92991
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Ryobi 18v Charger
The ryobi 18v charger tend to be the basic power tools owned by general contractors. Heavy-duty and efficient drills are created to deal with intense projects as well as providing a cord-free method to driving. Specially designed for working with challenging installations and assignments, ryobi 18v charger is a great selection, enabling you to undertake troublesome projects with ease, without the headache of a power cord standing in your path of finishing.
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New Ryobi P115 One+ 18 Volt IntelliPort cordless battery 18V Charger for P100
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FAQ - Questions - Reviews on Ryobi 18v Charger
- Can I put my new 18v lithium batteries on my old 18v Ryobi charger.?
I have the all in one Ryobi system and have two other of the old style chargers. The manual says I can put old batteries on the new charger, but can I put the new batteries on the old charger?
A shouldnt be a prob, as long as the voltage is equal. BUT check to see if the MaH rating is close also.
I have the all in one Ryobi system and have two other of the old style chargers. The manual says I can put old batteries on the new charger, but can I put the new batteries on the old charger?
A shouldnt be a prob, as long as the voltage is equal. BUT check to see if the MaH rating is close also.
- 18v ryobi charger has green and yellow light lit after 15 min?
A Remove battery and re-insert If it continues …your battery is probably toast
A Remove battery and re-insert If it continues …your battery is probably toast
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Rockwell 18v Charger
The Rockwell 18v Charger are often the traditional tools owned by builders. They are efficient drills are built to deal with intense projects in addition to offering you a cord-free method to driving. Built for working with hard services and jobs, Rockwell 18v Charger is a great selection, so that you can undertake very difficult constructions with ease, without the headache of a power cord standing in your path of finishing.
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Rockwell RW9162 18-Volt Lithiumtech Lithium Ion ChargerThe LithiumTech Universal Charger will charge any Rockwell LithiumTech battery. This diagnostic charger will indicate defective battery or extreme temperature conditions. Charge times range from 35 minutes to 1 hour, depending on battery capacity. Use...
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Ridgid 18v Charger
The ridgid 18v charger are often the typical tools owned by builders. The best highly effective drills are made to tackle demanding home improvement projectst in addition to providing you with a cord-free approach to working. Specially designed for working with hard services and jobs, ridgid 18v charger is a perfect solution, helping you to undertake troublesome projects with ease, without the headache of a power cord standing in your path of finishing.
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Brand New Ridgid charger + 2 (two)18V Hyper Lithium Compact Batteries
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Ridgid 9.6V-18V Battery Charger Dual Chemistry AC840093 Li-Ion NiCd Universal
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Brand New RIDGID Dual Chemistry 18v Battery Charger R840093
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Ridgid 9.6V-18V Battery Charger Dual Chemistry AC840093 Li-Ion NiCd Universal
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RIDGID 18V HYPER 3.0 LITHIUM ION BATTERIES AND CHARGER X4
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*New* Ridgid X4 9.6V - 18V Li-Ion & NiCd Battery Charger R840093
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Ridgid R84015 18V 1/2" Drill/Driver with charger
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New Ridgid R840093 cordless Lithium battery charger 9.6 - 18V dual chemistry
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Ridgid 18V 18 Volt Cordless Lithium Ion X4 Hyper Battery AC840083 & Charger R840
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FAQ - Questions - Reviews on Ridgid 18v Charger
- can a makita multi charger charge a ridgid 18v lithium battery?
can a makita multi charger charge a ridgid 18v lithium battery If i jumper the right terminals. Im pretty sure they use the same 18650 batteries in their packs but not sure if the electronic boards are similar.
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can a makita multi charger charge a ridgid 18v lithium battery If i jumper the right terminals. Im pretty sure they use the same 18650 batteries in their packs but not sure if the electronic boards are similar.
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- Question about battery capacity?
Okay... here's the deal: I have 3 different batteries. One is a AA rechargeable Nickel-metal Hydride rated at 2450mAh Then I have a Ridgid LI-ION pack rated at 1400mAh Then I have a Milwaukee NiCD rated at 2400mAh Now imagine the size and weight difference... Okay so voltages are different. The AA is 1.5v The LI-ION is 12V and the NiCD is 18V So let's break it down: It would take 12 AA's (NMHI) to make 18V in case weighing ~16 oz or 1LB. Still 2450 mAh If I take apart the Li-Ion it has 3 cells, so to get 18V you need 4 1/2 cells... weighing about 12 oz and still storing 1400mAh The NiCD is already 18V and weighs almost 2.5 Lbs! And stores 2400mAh Are you seeing the problem? Lithium Ion SUCKS!!! They ripped us off! Said it holds more power, weighs less, and is more efficient with longer life span. Well it appears to me that to get equivalent charge capacity, I'd have to nearly double the weight and size of the Li-ion pack. And out of all these batteries, which one do you think stopped working after only a few charges and a years time? I have 4 NICD packs that have been abused thoroughly for more than 4 years. All still work great. I have nearly 30 rechargeable Energizer batteries (AA and AAA) and yes they fail sometimes, but as it turns out when one flashes in the charger as "bad" you can usually just drain it down in a flashlight and it'll charge again like nothing was wrong. I bought a Ridgid kit for 190 bucks about 2 years ago. it came with 2 12v Li-Ion batteries and I tried it out for a while. Kept it with me. Used it now and then. I don't like it at all. It's weak. It dies suddenly. And, you guessed it. I've only had 1 working battery for the last year or so. I'm not paying 60 bucks for a replacement, and it's BS that it failed soon after the 1 year warranty. I took it apart to see if it's fixable and it really isn't at all. You can't acquire replacement cells without special license (dangerous!) and there's no easy way to test. I am so freaking poor and broke right now, but I need a good power source for my metal detector. So I'm going with the NiCD pack. I'm splitting the cell group into 12v and 6v to power the unit and a light and I'll just put it in my back pack. I'm just not sure if I can have a wire feeding my detector without upsetting the field. And on top of that it's a two-box detector needing two batteries, meaning a wire has to pass between the boxes. Argh. It's a deep cache finder so the field is huge. I can't wear my steel-toed boots or a belt. But hopefully the battery will be high enough to avoid the field. Is there a cheap way to shield metal wire from upsetting a detector? Anyone have any advice relevant to my long-winded rant?
A Maybe you can simplify this? I got part way through and gave up.
Okay... here's the deal: I have 3 different batteries. One is a AA rechargeable Nickel-metal Hydride rated at 2450mAh Then I have a Ridgid LI-ION pack rated at 1400mAh Then I have a Milwaukee NiCD rated at 2400mAh Now imagine the size and weight difference... Okay so voltages are different. The AA is 1.5v The LI-ION is 12V and the NiCD is 18V So let's break it down: It would take 12 AA's (NMHI) to make 18V in case weighing ~16 oz or 1LB. Still 2450 mAh If I take apart the Li-Ion it has 3 cells, so to get 18V you need 4 1/2 cells... weighing about 12 oz and still storing 1400mAh The NiCD is already 18V and weighs almost 2.5 Lbs! And stores 2400mAh Are you seeing the problem? Lithium Ion SUCKS!!! They ripped us off! Said it holds more power, weighs less, and is more efficient with longer life span. Well it appears to me that to get equivalent charge capacity, I'd have to nearly double the weight and size of the Li-ion pack. And out of all these batteries, which one do you think stopped working after only a few charges and a years time? I have 4 NICD packs that have been abused thoroughly for more than 4 years. All still work great. I have nearly 30 rechargeable Energizer batteries (AA and AAA) and yes they fail sometimes, but as it turns out when one flashes in the charger as "bad" you can usually just drain it down in a flashlight and it'll charge again like nothing was wrong. I bought a Ridgid kit for 190 bucks about 2 years ago. it came with 2 12v Li-Ion batteries and I tried it out for a while. Kept it with me. Used it now and then. I don't like it at all. It's weak. It dies suddenly. And, you guessed it. I've only had 1 working battery for the last year or so. I'm not paying 60 bucks for a replacement, and it's BS that it failed soon after the 1 year warranty. I took it apart to see if it's fixable and it really isn't at all. You can't acquire replacement cells without special license (dangerous!) and there's no easy way to test. I am so freaking poor and broke right now, but I need a good power source for my metal detector. So I'm going with the NiCD pack. I'm splitting the cell group into 12v and 6v to power the unit and a light and I'll just put it in my back pack. I'm just not sure if I can have a wire feeding my detector without upsetting the field. And on top of that it's a two-box detector needing two batteries, meaning a wire has to pass between the boxes. Argh. It's a deep cache finder so the field is huge. I can't wear my steel-toed boots or a belt. But hopefully the battery will be high enough to avoid the field. Is there a cheap way to shield metal wire from upsetting a detector? Anyone have any advice relevant to my long-winded rant?
A Maybe you can simplify this? I got part way through and gave up.
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