Sujet : Re: cordless tool 18V to 12V converter
De : null (at) *nospam* void.com (Richard Smith)
Groupes : rec.crafts.metalworkingDate : 08. Mar 2024, 08:47:07
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"Jim Wilkins" <
muratlanne@gmail.com> writes:
"Richard Smith" wrote in message news:m134t3flmh.fsf@void.com...
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You are probably seeing the price in a pretty box with two
large-capacity batteries - 4Ah or 5Ah.
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I've used a large powerful drill to cut 4" holes for conduit in steel
and would rather not have to need to again. It was inside a
closet-sized electrical enclosure and when the hole saw jammed the
long-handled geared drill would continue for another quarter turn,
whether or not some part of me was in the way.
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The Makita is something of a beast too, but I use it outside. When
with a crew I feel like the squad member who has the machine gun.
Got the DeWalt DCH263 - arrived.
Seems for-real - batteries I already have fit it, etc.
Bought a couple of SDS masonry drill-bits - 14mm and 10mm.
Already have 14mm "feathers" - splitting wedges.
Hope to take them to the mine next week and see if can split rocks -
this hard granite.