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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Fort Lauderdale, Fl
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CD34 would you use aol for your internet connectivity? Then why would you use a beginers brand for your power tools...lol
If you are considering buying any "real" cordless tools then you should consider the best of the bunch...DeWalt Porter Cable is a fine second choice, but DeWalt is by far the best in cordless tools. Mid-price substitutes such as Milwakee (still makes the best corded reciprocating saw - the sawzall -), Ryobi, or even craftsman by Sears or Rigid by Home Depot are decent, but for real reliability and life Dewalt (or porter Cable) is the way to go. Cleo isn't the "dark" Robin Williams becoming a facinating actor? |
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a.k.a. Sparky
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: West Palm Beach, FL, USA
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You would figure a drill with two batteries should have been able to screw 130 or so wingnuts -- no matter what the brand. ![]() That drill is almost brand new and has probably drilled 50 holes and put up and removed the hurricane shutters twice. At that rate, we're looking at 4.3 cents per activation before it expired. And Dewalt is built by Black and Decker. B&D's problem appears to really be their battery supplier, and I cannot imagine that Dewalt sources batteries from a separate company. My wife did throw away a B&D Can opener that wouldn't open cans a while back.
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