Power Tools

Power Tools: August 2006 Monthly archive

DeWALT 36V System

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In January DeWALT debuted their 36V system of cordless power tools that promised increased levels of power and runtime, with similar or less weight than corded options. This line of 36V power tools consists of a heavy-duty hammerdrill, reciprocating saw, 7-1/4"circular saw, impact wrench, rotary hammer, jigsaw, and flashlight. These tools aren't reworked 18V models but built entirely from the ground up using a lithium-ion battery developed by A123Systems that incorporates nanoscale technology which is licensed from MIT.

It sounds very high tech for a power tool but if the 36V line can boost power and last longer as well as be lighter than our current 18V beast then we're all for it. If you've got experience with this tool line let us know what you think.

Bookmark and Share  August 17, 2006 | Comments (3)

Replace a Damaged Power Tool Cord

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Usually when your favorite drill, saw, or other power tool breaks it ends up being cheaper to just buy a new tool but with some manufacturers they just don't make them like they used too. You can now head over to ereplacementparts.com which sell power tool parts for most major brands including Bosch, Skil, Porter Cable, Dewalt, and Makita.

David at ereplacementparts.com has provided a great how-to for replacing a damaged power tool cord. Read on...

Bookmark and Share  August 14, 2006 | Comments ()

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