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addindashopping · 5 years

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PORTER-CABLE 20V MAX Cordless Drill and Impact Driver Combo Kit - PCCK604l2

PORTER-CABLE 20V MAX Cordless Drill and Impact Driver Combo Kit - PCCK604l2 Auction price: $30.14 Bid count: Buy it now: $30.14 via eBay https://www.ebay.com/itm/PORTER-CABLE-20V-MAX-Cordless-Drill-and-Impact-Driver-Combo-Kit-PCCK604l2/264523614947?hash=item3d96d60ae3:g:wVMAAOSwWVFcmjLI

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wdkhomeimprovements · 4 years

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reportwire · 3 years

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PORTER-CABLE 20V MAX Cordless Drill Combo Kit, 8-Tool (PCCK619L8)

Price: (as of – Details) Tool up with this 20V MAX 8-Tool Combo Kit. It includes: 1/2-inch PORTER-CABLE 20V Drill/Driver, 1/4-inch Impact Driver, 6 1/2-inch. Circular Saw, Reciprocating Tiger Saw, Saw, Oscillating Multi-Tool, Cutoff Tool/Grinder, and LED flashlight. The Drill features a high-performance motor and a two-speed gear box for the power to work hard. The Impact Driver offers 1450…

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squaeacturers · 3 years

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When they first arrived on the market

When they first arrived on the market years ago, impact drivers were all the rage in Japan but it took a while for Americans to understand what a terrific advantage impact drivers have over an electric drill when it comes to driving long screws into planks, especially decking. American companies like Porter Cable grasped the idea and started competing with impact drivers offered by overseas companies. The idea of impact drivers was begun long ago with the inventions of (1) the impact wrench, used in every automotive garage, and (2) the hammer drill used to power masonry bits into concrete and other extremely hard materials.The technology that allows them to do this is sometimes referred to as hammer and anvil meaning that, unlike the simple twisting action of an electric drill, the impact driver literally thumps the screwdriver bit around as if being repeatedly being smacked by a hammer. This action gives these woodworking tools remarkable power that simply would not be feasible if the exact same screwdriver bit were chucked up in an electric drill with the same size motor and battery.

An additional plus is that there are hex shank drill bits available so that your impact driver can stand-in as a quick-change cordless drill thus becoming one of your most multi-purpose woodworking tools.The first time I picked up an impact driver, a 12-volt Makita, I thought it appeared to be a toy. I then tried it out by driving a 3-inch deck screw into a 4 x 4 piece of fir. I was astounded as I watched (and felt) the tiny machine effortlessly drive the screw home, sinking the head beneath the face of the timber. I had to remember to keep a lot of hand pressure against the tool so that the screw driver bit did not fly out of the screw head and strip it. From that moment forward, I have never been without one of these amazing tools in my presenceIn the last few years, these drivers have been enhanced to the point of near perfection and this includes the batteries that power them. Battery voltage has grown from 9.6 volts to 18 volts and more. More than that, battery resilience has been greatly extended from what it was with the introduction of Lithium Ion technology and subsequent improvements on that. In fact, a substantial part of the actual cost of any impact driver, whether it comes from Makita Tools, Bosch or Dewalt is the battery or batteries that are packaged with it.

You may have seen that most designers of cordless woodworking tools have started featuring so-called bare tool bodies meaning that they come with no battery or charger included and a greatly reduced price tag. The reason for this is that most designers (but not all) have found out that if they make all their tools run on the identical18-volt Lithium Ion battery, they can sell more bare tool bodies while locking in their customer to their brand. Loyal users love this because they do not have to keep laying out hard-earned income for shelves full of different batteries and chargers but, instead, can just buy the bare devices that share the same battery.Several designers like Makita Tools have included two or more speed ranges in their impact drivers. Sometimes, too much torque is not always beneficial. You can annihilate small screw heads and snap off screw shafts. The more power used, the less battery life. Just because you have a 400 HP motor under the hood of your car does not mean that you drive around town with the accelerator pedal to the floor.While a 12 or 14.4 volt impact driver will be adequate for most jobs, an self tapping concrete screws suppliers 18 volt model is well worth the small increase in cost.

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ebenalconstruct · 3 years

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Tradespeople - What cordless system will you die on the hill for?

Greetings r/construction

I'm a High School CTE/trades instructor. Our trusty cordless NiCd DeWalts have finally sung their last songs after the better part of 15 years of duty. For the longest time we'd replace a battery here, a driver there, but our inventory has gotten to the point (and we've received a grant) such that it's time for us to buy a whole new set.

Lithium, brushless, 18-24V, and a whole host of assorted technologies, not to mention shakeups in who owns what firms and manufactures which brands has changed conventional logic. I'm still a Milwaukee guy at home for most of my cordless, but the price points on many of these brands have come so close - it's hard to discern. I also don't put 8 hours a day of wear and tear on my Milwaukee tools like my students will. The only people who put more use and abuse on their tools than my students would be you fine folks out in the field yourselves (well, except for the students that abuse them the wrong way).

We're looking to buy into a single cordless system. We use about 30-40 tools at any given time spread across drills, drivers, grinders, jigsaws, circular saws, etc. This is a chance for us to upgrade to cordless on the last three. Also, despite what appears to be a loss in power/torque going to cordless on those last, it seems cords and the base right near the tool just aren't built like they used to be - this is almost universally the first thing that gets worn out or broken on our tools, making me lean more and more towards cordless in the classroom lab.

Our students beat the piss out of these things - in good and bad ways. We teach them to use the tool right, but just like your student days - things go wrong, accidents happen - that's learning. We're looking for something that can take a beating and keep on working, so going above and beyond Hazard Fraught, but not breaking the bank - we're a school after all! More expensive doesn't bug us if the cost/use ratio pans out, and we're not afraid of buying good tools - our automotive program next door uses Snap-on. Just don't expect us to be rocking Festool.

What are your opinions on systems to buy into on such a large scale? Once we're in - we're in, no going back after spending 10-20k in tools and batteries. I've heard good things across the board regarding DeWalt 20V, Milwaukee 18V, Porter Cable, even Makita and Ryobi that I haven't used since learning in my father's shop.

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userleia-blog · 6 years

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Milwaukee mag drill and other Power Tools For Wood Work

Milwaukee mag drill: Trust me this is one of the top must-have power tools for wood work. If you work would require boring really large and deep holes on a wood surface, then this is your call. Boring task like timber boring, bamboo drill etc, would definitely call for this tool. Mag drill are very common and often required. This made one of the most highly competitive power tools for manufacturers. Brands like dewalt and Milwaukee are currently topping the list, but the Milwaukee mag drill is still the best you can get.

BandSaw

Of the 2 benchtop band saws that bear the Craftsman name, the 9″ BAS230 encompasses a worth on par with the opposite 3 9″ saws during this check. There are however many components of the Craftsman that distinguish it from the competition. Whereas its welded frame is simply like 2 alternative saws, its wheels have wider, sturdier trying spokes than the opposite 2. Plus, the Craftsman’s wheels have pressedon weights, proof that the wheels have undergone equalisation to assist them run with less vibration. My cutting tests bore this out, and therefore the BAS230 cut slightly additional swimmingly than any of the opposite 9″ saws.

Belt Sander

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Biscuit Joiner

If you are looking for an influence tool that quickly and accurately joins 2 items of wood, get a biscuit joiner. Among the numerous joints these machines assist you tackle: edge-to-edge, end-to-edge, and miter-to-miter. Biscuit joiners are around since the late Sixties and still facilitate craftsmen produce sturdy joints control with pressed-wood biscuits and glue. We have a tendency to tested six fashionable machines, and here's what we have a tendency to found.

Ceramic Tile Cutter

An acceptable tile saw will deduct lots of burden from your shoulders and may profit you in multiple ways. A tile saw could be a unambiguously designed, safe and simple to work tool that helps you to chop any quite natural or unreal tiles (porcelain, stone, ceramic etc.) with final preciseness and proficiency.

The ability to chop a tough yet as a fragile tile with totally different angles is what qualifies a decent tile saw.In this section, I'll discuss the benefits, options you wish to think about and also the differing kinds of tile saws that you'll choose reckoning on your desires.

Cordless Drills

The Milwaukee drill set has been discovering lots of steam as I’ve been seeing lots of HVAC tradesmen victimization their drills. therefore, I had provided it a choose myself to examine what all of the fuss was concerning and that i will see why they're loved. The Milwaukee hammer drill feature should be the most effective I’ve ever used. The management is at high RPM’s square measure solid and its snug drill to carry. nice battery life, too.

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ciambelladicocco · 3 years

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