Oh gotcha, yeah if it’s newer it wouldn’t surprise me that it’s better than my Fuel 2730. Teal isn’t the right color to launch stuff that’s dated when it hits shelves.
Ya i heard from a makita rep that they are working on a 36v (2x18v) worm drive cordless circ saw!!!!! Sooo im pretty.pumped to see how thats.gonna workBremon wrote:
Oh gotcha, yeah if it’s newer it wouldn’t surprise me that it’s better than my Fuel 2730. Teal isn’t the right color to launch stuff that’s dated when it hits shelves.
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Wel that should be a beast 🙂
Makita is sitting at 4.0 now I believe. The 2x18v has more power and runtime than the 2731 but eats through twice the batteries. As TO mentioned, it’s a 7.25″ saw
To get 36v it uses 2 18v batterys.like the chainsaw chrisk got they already.have a 36v sidewinder 7 1/4″ makita has figured if you put 2 18v togwther you get more power more run time it becomes 36v but at the same time your runing 2 batterys at a timePROTOOLNUT wrote:
36 volt WOW, but whats the AH going to be on the batteries? I’d think that anything over 5AH would be preferable to a saw 36 volt should saw through a 4 by 4 no problem, and with a big enough blade, you could go hardcore on your testing with a 6 by 6 😉
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I think they have 5.0 right now as well im not 100 % thoo but still makitas BL motor is somwthing unmatched and i cant wait to see there response to millwaukees new releases because this are both top notch brandsBremon wrote:
Makita is sitting at 4.0 now I believe. The 2x18v has more power and runtime than the 2731 but eats through twice the batteries. As TO mentioned, it’s a 7.25″ saw
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Yeah 5’s are out ( atleast here in belgium for about a year already ). All the 18+18v tools come with a double slot rapid charger now here 🙂
I hope other manufacturers follow suit with the 2-18v setup. I hate the idea of having to buy 36v or 40v batteries if you’re invested in 18-20v.
Ya its.smart i kniw forsure makita is running with it and there not stopping they will keep going with the double 18v one reason why they are a leader in the tool industrybothuhead19 wrote:
I hope other manufacturers follow suit with the 2-18v setup. I hate the idea of having to buy 36v or 40v batteries if you’re invested in 18-20v.
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I love big heavy drills they make me feel alive, I don’t think I will ever buy a 12 volt drill. I would feel girly using a 12 volt.lol
True true.Justin Hernandez wrote:
I love big heavy drills they make me feel alive, I don’t think I will ever buy a 12 volt drill. I would feel girly using a 12 volt.lol
But don’t you have times when you actually need a pair of girly precision hands and girly drill? 😛
Sometimes it just doesn’t help screaming at the workpiece while you chug that monstrous drill at it (usually it does the trick, but not always)
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And maby, just maby, the wife/girlfriend have to use the drill, and surely, I wouldn’t dare lend her “the Beast”.
I think every man also need a 12V drill to. Just to be safe. 😛