how much work do you do that requires both fluently without having one battery for the two? convenience comes at a price eventuallyOriginally Posted by F5 Dave
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how much work do you do that requires both fluently without having one battery for the two? convenience comes at a price eventually
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Ha. Funnily I have literally just come up from re hanging the lockup roller door runners. I was swapping between drill and impact driver occasionally and the sabresaw which has shared battery. Swapping that back and forwards became tedious.
When I hung clearlite under the deck I needed the drill and impact (yes I know about the screws, cheaper stuff needs drilling) if I was swapping batteries I'd still be there.
Sadly through mismanagement and chance I have ended up with 5 lithium systems.
Don't you look at my accountant.
He's the only one I've got.
Wearing Hi-Viz Black.
Oddly, I was quite surprised with Ryobi a few years back. A cordless drill worked really well and the battery lasted for ages.
Otoh: the Ozito is nastily cheap, but can be abused like a cheap whore and then return it for a replacement one when it craps out.
The other benefit with either brand is that nobody will steal them!
A good mate who runs his own building business, replaced all his makita tools with Milwaukee. Swears he wouldn't go back.
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Your giving crims too much credit....
We have ram raids here for computer games and vape products, one of game stores they rammed was empty the business having moved to a new shop 😂😂😂🤣🤣
They would have no idea of brand specs of power tools
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