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Here’s some of my collection I use at work almost daily [External image (images.tapatalk-cdn.com), not copied][External image (images.tapatalk-cdn.com), not copied][External image (images.tapatalk-cdn.com), not copied]
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Nice collection Cody!! I still haven’t picked up that multi tool how do u like it?
I was thinking about snagging the 20v multitool. I bought the corded version as soon as it came out. Love it, but the cord always manages to be inconveniently in the way. How is the weight on the cordless? I imagined it being back heavy, in comparison.
have you considered the Dewalt line of tools? nice family gathering….
I have the multi tool and find it great, it is the only one I’ve ever owned and used so I can’t compare it performance wise to other brands but this week I’ve been using it to plunge cut into some pine flooring with a 65mm Japan tooth and it’s just gliding through it with ease.Bigmikez wrote:
Nice collection Cody!! I still haven’t picked up that multi tool how do u like it?
Bigmikez wrote:
Nice collection Cody!! I still haven’t picked up that multi tool how do u like it?
Mike West wrote:
I was thinking about snagging the 20v multitool. I bought the corded version as soon as it came out. Love it, but the cord always manages to be inconveniently in the way. How is the weight on the cordless? I imagined it being back heavy, in comparison.
I own the cordless multitool and I love it. Makes me smile almost every times I use it because of how good it is. I don’t find it back heavy at all
Cody88 wrote:
Here’s some of my collection I use at work almost daily [External image (images.tapatalk-cdn.com), not copied]
What sort of set-up do you have going on for your battery storage? Something fabricated or purchased?
man ive been wanting the brushless multi tool for some time now but every time I have some money I spend on another tool :/
Cody88 wrote:
Here’s some of my collection I use at work almost daily [External image (images.tapatalk-cdn.com), not copied]
What’s that thing with the orange and blue label in the front center storage bin? It looks oddly out of place not being yellow. You couldn’t get something from DeWalt instead? ;). Nice collection of tools, batteries and chargers.
Haha yea those are Roto zip bits now that you mention it they do look out of place
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They’re just chargers sitting on top of my tool box nothing fancyn00b wrote:
What sort of set-up do you have going on for your battery storage? Something fabricated or purchased?
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I love the multi tool I use it on a daily basis I don’t know how I worked without it beforeBigmikez wrote:
Nice collection Cody!! I still haven’t picked up that multi tool how do u like it?
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I’ve never used the corded one I would assume the 20v is heavier but it’s well balanced I don’t even notice the weight of the batteryMike West wrote:
I was thinking about snagging the 20v multitool. I bought the corded version as soon as it came out. Love it, but the cord always manages to be inconveniently in the way. How is the weight on the cordless? I imagined it being back heavy, in comparison.
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As in what the line of hand toolcomp56 wrote:
have you considered the Dewalt line of tools? nice family gathering….
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You’re not worried about leaving your batteries on the charger after there done charging?? On nicads I’ve had batteries die and battery life shorten drastically
Justin Hernandez wrote:
You’re not worried about leaving your batteries on the charger after there done charging?? On nicads I’ve had batteries die and battery life shorten drastically
*Supposedly* this isn’t an issue with the lithium ion batteries. Though, I’ve heard people swear both ways.
It’s not an issue with the LI batteries but you are correct on NiCads. Ask my MagLight. I’m on my third battery in two years.Mike West wrote:
*Supposedly* this isn’t an issue with the lithium ion batteries. Though, I’ve heard people swear both ways.
I would add though….one of the guys posted on here that his shop got torched by a defective power strip that his battery charger was on. Ever since I read the post my butt clamped shut and I ran down in the shop and cut power to my power strips I ONLY run the power strip and charge batteries when I’m home now 😀
Cody, don’t know why I didn’t see this post, probably so many new posts popping up every couple of hours, it’s hard to keep up! But regardless, that is one heck of work set! How’re your NiCads holding up and have you switched to the Nano LI 18v batteries for the pod style tools?Cody88 wrote:
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Surprisingly my Ni cads Are still running strong no problems all
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Not a surprise at all Cody, as they get used more often they last and last, was just curious if you had switched but why spend the cash when you don’t need to right?!
I also think batteries got put back on the charger without discharging them fully so that might have been a problem too.
I’m gonna shoot my self in the foot here I put my ni cads back on the charger when it still has a charge in it I also leave it on the charger for days after it finished charging I’ve had the same two nicads for about 6 to 7 years still using them no rebuildJustin Hernandez wrote:
I also think batteries got put back on the charger without discharging them fully so that might have been a problem too.
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I hope you didn’t just jinx yourself..lol It sounds like you got some really good batteries.
