kobalt one handed x craftsman 19.2

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super55Member since Nov 2012

Hello 

I want ot know if the kobat one handed 24v reciprocicating saw have more power than craftsman 19,.2v? and about this kobalt  good tool? 

thanks

JronmanMember since May 2016

The Kobalt is a newer plarform. It has seemed to me to be a decent entry level brand. I would go Kobalt.

impactsocketMember since Jun 2019

Is 19.2v discontinued? I only see 20v for sale.

JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

impactsocket wrote:

Is 19.2v discontinued? I only see 20v for sale.

Well that’s a more complicated question being that Sears sold crafstman to SBD so the crafstman you would buy it Lowe’s is different than that from Sears. Sears sold the 19.2 which was replaced by a Sears 20v but is not compatible with the 20v max from Lowe’s.

Still following?

Sears holdings was slated to close early this year however they were revived by their shady investor/owner who is accused of running the company in the ground in order to put money in his pocket. Anywho the Sears remained open and is selling off NOS – new old stock – of Crafstman tools. You can still grab some 19.2 but it’s old tech which was hoped to be replace by the Sears Crafstman 20v.

So existing now is Sears Craftsman 19.2
Sears Crafstman 20v
Lowe’s/SBD Crafstman 20 Max

For the best shot of support, new tools and warranty I would not invest in the Sears Crafstman line of cordless tools

Hope this helps


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impactsocketMember since Jun 2019

JimboS1ice Thanks for the information.

 

Craftsman is the dominant brand in the Lowes tools section while Kobalt is being cleared out for room for more Craftsman tools. Kobalt is still present in store but most Kobalt tools will be sold online.

ToolBaneMember since Jan 2018

impactsocket wrote:

1 hour ago, impactsocket said:

Kobalt is still present in store but most Kobalt tools will be sold online.

 

Well that’s too bad. Although I haven’t bought a damn thing from them I kinda like the idea of them thriving and growing into a bonafide rival to either Ryobi or Ridgid. Their range is narrow but their power tools are brushless and have pretty solid specs.

impactsocketMember since Jun 2019

Video on how Craftsman has taken over at Lowes:

 

 

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