dt asked:


The tasks involved will be doors, windows, bathroom and kitchen work, drywall, decks, roof, and so on. If you are not able to provide a full list could you at least tell me the main tools that I will be needing. I think from what I have learned so far that I might get tool’s in set at Sear’s because of the Craftsman warranty though I am not sure if it that good for power tools. Some specifics would be helpful too like how much torque or cordless or brand. thanks.

BIANCA

Tanna H asked:


I would like to charge a cordless hand tool from a solar panel. Is this possible?

CAROLINE

colorfulbooks asked:


I see alot of news and youtube about battery explosion,
notebook, nokia mobile, sony battery……………
and I am using alot cordless power tools, 18V power drills….

Will it have a risk that my power drill will explode ??
when I recharge it or when it is over heat or short circuit.
or even if I drop it,,,,,,,,,

I think DC is safe, why it get explode ??

what I need to take care??

THERESA

Cant tell you asked:


I’m a commercial steel framer and drywaller for the union the job supplys us with our power tools but i still like having my own and i like cordless because i hate dealing with the extension cords plus they use dewalt and i don’t care for them specially the cordless i seen makita just came out with there drywall auto feed cordless screw gun my question is can you buy the plastic belts separate and load them with your own screws and are they reusable after u have used them. even though the job supply’s the power tools but i wanna buy my own cordless i sure as heck don’t wanna supply the fasteners
ya we buy our fastners buy the pallets so i doubt there gonna special order me some just for me

ADRIAN

sherry4833 asked:


Looking at a Cordless Power tool, by GRIP, not familiar with that brand of power tools. Anyone own a GRIP, and how do you compare it to a SKIL, or similar brand Power Tool?

CONRAD

colorfulbooks asked:


There are many chain stores in USA, where can I buy dewalt cordless power tools?

Did drug stores sell it too?

( e.g : 1 Wal-Mart
2 Home Depot
3 Kroger
4 Sears
5 Target
6 Albertson’s
7 Kmart
8 Costco
9 Safeway
10 JCPenney
11 Walgreen
12 Ahold USA
13 CVS
14 Lowe’s
15 Best Buy
16 Federated Dept. Stores
17 Publix
18 Rite Aid
19 Delhaize America
20 May Dept. Stores
21 Gap
22 Winn-Dixie
23 Meijer
24 Office Depot
26 A&P
27 Staples
28 TJX
30 Circuit City
31 SuperValu Retail
32 Limited
33 H.E.B.
34 Dillard’s
35 Kohl’s
36 CompUSA
37 Saks
38 Nordstrom
39 Dollar General
40 BJ’s Wholesale )

http://www.dewalt.com/us/cordless/

BRAIN

RogerDodger asked:


What would be a cost-efficient source for batteries that could *assist vehicles. I’m toying with ideas for retrofitting power-assist/ add-ons to gas-only vehicles for increased MPG. Lithium-Ion has made its way to cordless tools and can be purchased for about $120 per h.p. or probably more like 1/2 h.p for sustained output (i.e., Dewalt 36 Volt = “750 watts” fully charged) The idea is probably for power-assist during acceleration only. What battery qualities should I look for?

In case someone wants to flame me for thinking out loud, that’s fine, but crunch some numbers and show me why this is wont work.

Thanks in advance.

COLEMAN

news.caster asked:


im sending a u.k power tool, it’s only a portable cordless power drill, but the charger has three pins so could they be able to charge the battery up on polish power points as they use two pin plugs and use 220 volts instead of uk 250 volts

ORA

latosha c asked:


as the battery technology makes them increasingly more efficient and smaller we can need to continue to improve the design of our cordless power tools. During the continuing process of strategic management process, we will need to isolate each steps individually in order to study the effectiveness of the process. It will be an ongoing process including formulation, implementation and evaluation. constant growing evolution process to ensure the future of the company

JONAS

asked:


I need to buy a power tool to hang blinds and pictures and plant hooks and bracketed-shelves (with the long metal strip) - so, do I get a corded or cordless screwdriver or drill? I can understand the difference if they were not “powered” - but, with power, don’t they both do basically the same thing? (No, I’m not blonde!)

STUART