Mike K asked:


How does the new Ryobi line of tools hold up. The price is great compared to other cordless lines and the 18v batteries are 2 for $40 with a charger verses 1 for $80 with Dewalt. Are they worth it?

NORMAND

cnferntreegully asked:


Is such battery exist?

For a short duration (10 seconds), very high current drain (1 - 2 Amp), but still maintaining low self-discharge rate (70% or more within 1 year).

For example, Rechargeable AA NiCd / NiMh great for high current but mediocre self discharge. Non-rechargeable Alkaline / Lithium AA has virtually no self discharge, but does not withstand very high current drain.

The perfect battery is supposedly Rechargeable Lithium-Ion (which is used in new generation cordless power tools (drills, etc), but IS AA SIZE (PENLITE) RECHARGEABLE BATTERY EXIST, YET?

Otherwise what’s best the AA alternative?

I heard Sanyo’s Eneloop isn’t good if being used for very high current, is this correct?

WINNIE

crazy_blonde_qt asked:


I know this question may sound rediculous to most men, but I’m a woman who knows nothing about power tools.

I purchased a 12V DeWalt Cordless Driver for someone and I’d like to know how this drill charges. I bought it used and it only has the 12V battery pack on the bottom of the drill. The drill is fully charged and has tons of power. Is there an adaptor or charger that I need to purchase as well?

TAMMIE

Holly B asked:


My husband has a Ryobi drill and it’s cordless. He mentioned that the batteries he has for it don’t hold a charge anymore, and he’d actually just like a corded drill. Does Ryobi make something like the battery that you’d plug in the same spot, but would provide you with corded power? I couldn’t find anything on the web, then again I don’t know what it’s called Any ideas?

LOUISA

joshua k asked:


where can i find a nikota 19.2volt cordless drill ,circular saw, resipcating saw ,an light combo kit

EDWIN

mel w asked:


I have an 18 volt battery from a milwaukee cordless drill that is dead. Does any one know how to repair them?

DOLLY

vinchenzo_d_gymbag asked:


Do the cordless versions of these tools have enought power to get tough jobs done or should I stick with the corded version. I am not a contractor but i do want the ability to cut nails, and other types of metal

Thanks
VG

RENATO

mel w asked:


I have an 18 volt battery from a milwaukee cordless drill that is dead. Does any one know how to repair them?

TYRON

colorfulbooks asked:


Hey,

please tell the top 5 brand name of cordless power tools in US
( e.g: cordless drill/driver )

Thanks

VICTOR