





My bosses ool trailer caught on fire and has like 15 or so dewalt tools that are in this condition. Amazed some still turn on, but obviously not of use.
A few bangin’ deals floating here this week!
That 8aH XR for $99 is a pretty solid deal.
Have a great weekend y’all!
Need a drill, already have 2 20v 5ah batteries. Would prefer tool only, but this seems to be best deal? wait for black friday or this is as good as it will likely get?
Wonder if HD or Lowe’s would be price matching these today. Forgive any formatting issues as I’m on mobile.
EDIT: okay tool buying experts you all have spoken, just thought it could be useful for some.
+2 bit failure on lumber, hard to find quality bits these days
(See video) When I pull the trigger on my DCD708 the drill spins for a fraction of a second then stops. I've tried multiple (fully charged) batteries, both positions of the speed switch, and both directions, with and without a bit in the chuck.
I found this video with instructions on how to take the drill apart, and if I go this route hopefully my problem is as simple as his: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgJA3RxD_9A
Any other suggestions? Should I avoid attempting repairing this myself and send it in, or find a local repair shop? I'm reasonably comfortable taking apart and putting together electronics - I have plenty of experience doing so with PCs, laptops, and some cell phones, so I'm pretty sure I could handle this.
New to the whole construction scene. I needed a new angle grinder, found a killer deal.
The blade cuts metal like butter. The grinder is fast and quite easy to work. The battery gives each tool so much juice to work with.
What yall think? 🙃
Alright, this is no troll post, all my tools are dewalt 20v.
However, I’m in the market for a 20v string trimmer and pruner (don’t want or need the different 60v platform), and Ryobi just seems to have the better option here. My Dewalt trimmer (which always vibrated like crazy) died after 2.5 years (the Ryobi is attachment-capable), The Dewalt pruner is brushed and bulky.
I could list other examples in the 20v OPE line. I just really don’t understand. It’s like they’re not even trying to compete.
Do we think Dewalt will up their game here or should seriously consider other options?
Lowe’s in my area currently has a 5-3/8” 12V Circular Saw (DCS512B) for $99. I had a Skil that used that same size blade, but it’s old and the batteries don’t stay charged anymore.
I didn’t use that saw too often, but have a couple DIY projects coming up on my honey-do list that could use that.
My question is whether I stay with 20V (or even 60V) platform i already have and get a bigger 7-1/4 or add to the collection and step down to that 12V? I would be ripping plywood sheets down to useable sizes.
thanks in advance!
I was browsing the HD page to see prices on the ATOMIC installation driver kit (803) and ended up stumbling upon this weird listing and it's my first time seeing it too. Anyone have any idea of when it is that this listing might have been posted or when it is that it went out of stock?