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They will have Expert batteries and Expert (top performance) tools, a higher grade of tools it seems, and the good thing is they all work with same batteries, this is what I always wanted brands like DeWALT to introduce, current range and a higher grade range both working with the same battery. But it does not look like DeWALT will do this! Lets see how this will work with Bosch.
Expert Nailer is one of them
Expert reciprocating saw is another one
Expert 150mm random orbital sander
Expert Batteries : 4Ah, 5.5Ah, 8Ah and 15Ah
Bosch uses their blue colour for the background I just noticed lol
The 3D Wall scanner is also in this range
A USB wire for transferring files?
It really looks well designed
I found a photo about this range and it seems there will be a Expert mitre saw as well, and some other tools like jigsaws and grinders
It seems there will be some measuring tools in this range, too. Some lasers maybe?!
Altan wrote:
2 hours ago, Altan said:It seems there will be some measuring tools in this range, too. Some lasers maybe?!
I have seen in a video that there will be a Expert drill!
Nice to see Bosch is finally coming out with some tools and expanding their line.
Eric – TIA wrote:
32 minutes ago, Eric – TIA said:Nice to see Bosch is finally coming out with some tools and expanding their line.
I think they will expand their 12V platform as well!
Would be interesting. Seems like most are abandoning the 12V lines. They are great tools.
Eric – TIA wrote:
7 hours ago, Eric – TIA said:Would be interesting. Seems like most are abandoning the 12V lines. They are great tools.
I heard in a YouTube video from Bosch Professional UK that next year some 12V tools will be introduced. I love their 12V planer, it is very light and gives me the feeing of a hand planer, needs a bit of practise of course.
Eric – TIA wrote:
7 hours ago, Eric – TIA said:Would be interesting. Seems like most are abandoning the 12V lines. They are great tools.
Yes, DeWALT kind of does, with their 1.7Ah Powerstack batteries and Atomic tools and not having new 12V tools like jigsaw and grinder is a sign already.
But so far I did not get that feeling from Makita, I almost don’t follow Milwaukee so no comment on that. Bosch does introduce a lot of new 12V tools. Recently they introduced lasers and 6 different types of polisher/sanders. I have a good feeling for their 12V line future. I just hope they will introduce 4Ah and 5Ah batteries for their 12V platform with the shape of their 2Ah and 3Ah batteries.