expired Posted by shameer.ps • Jul 19, 2021
Jul 19, 2021 12:19 AM
expired Posted by shameer.ps • Jul 19, 2021
Jul 19, 2021 12:19 AM
Dewalt brushless power tool kit combo (Hammer Drill - $159
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Is this is a good combo deal compared to the atomic combo sold at Home Depot especially considering that the drill includes hammer option
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Is this is a good combo deal compared to the atomic combo sold at Home Depot especially considering that the drill includes hammer option
https://www.lowes.com/pd/DEWALT-2...lsrc=aw.ds
https://www.lowes.com/pd/DEWALT-2...lsrc=aw.ds
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Sure, it's not the XR line. Atomic tools have plastic parts, but that's not a new thing for Dewalt. How about this? I own an Atomic drill, impact driver, and recip saw and I'm happy with them because they have plenty of power for my home tools and the very compact size and light weight make them ideal for lugging up ladders, fitting into tight spaces, and overhead projects. I keep XR tools in my work toolboxes, but much of the stuff I do on the job could easily be handled by the Atomic tools. In fact I used the Atomic tools at work for nearly a year while I waited for an exceptional deal on XR drills and impact driver.
My favourite Atomic tool? That compact recip saw! I hated it for a short time after I bought it. Called it a bad purchase. But after owning the XR "compact" saw, I've really seen the niche for the Atomic. It's like it was designed for lugging up into my trees for the quarterly trimming. My only gripe about it is the shorter stroke. Works great for smaller branches and palm fronds, but takes forever to cut anything thicker than about an inch and a half. And it's not a great fit for some of the more aggressive blades with fewer teeth. Just doesn't move them far enough to really take advantage.
All in? I would definitely recommend Atomic tools for the homeowner, or even pro who won't abuse them on a regular basis.
Sure, it's not the XR line. Atomic tools have plastic parts, but that's not a new thing for Dewalt. How about this? I own an Atomic drill, impact driver, and recip saw and I'm happy with them because they have plenty of power for my home tools and the very compact size and light weight make them ideal for lugging up ladders, fitting into tight spaces, and overhead projects. I keep XR tools in my work toolboxes, but much of the stuff I do on the job could easily be handled by the Atomic tools. In fact I used the Atomic tools at work for nearly a year while I waited for an exceptional deal on XR drills and impact driver.
My favourite Atomic tool? That compact recip saw! I hated it for a short time after I bought it. Called it a bad purchase. But after owning the XR "compact" saw, I've really seen the niche for the Atomic. It's like it was designed for lugging up into my trees for the quarterly trimming. My only gripe about it is the shorter stroke. Works great for smaller branches and palm fronds, but takes forever to cut anything thicker than about an inch and a half. And it's not a great fit for some of the more aggressive blades with fewer teeth. Just doesn't move them far enough to really take advantage.
All in? I would definitely recommend Atomic tools for the homeowner, or even pro who won't abuse them on a regular basis.
Sure, it's not the XR line. Atomic tools have plastic parts, but that's not a new thing for Dewalt. How about this? I own an Atomic drill, impact driver, and recip saw and I'm happy with them because they have plenty of power for my home tools and the very compact size and light weight make them ideal for lugging up ladders, fitting into tight spaces, and overhead projects. I keep XR tools in my work toolboxes, but much of the stuff I do on the job could easily be handled by the Atomic tools. In fact I used the Atomic tools at work for nearly a year while I waited for an exceptional deal on XR drills and impact driver.
My favourite Atomic tool? That compact recip saw! I hated it for a short time after I bought it. Called it a bad purchase. But after owning the XR "compact" saw, I've really seen the niche for the Atomic. It's like it was designed for lugging up into my trees for the quarterly trimming. My only gripe about it is the shorter stroke. Works great for smaller branches and palm fronds, but takes forever to cut anything thicker than about an inch and a half. And it's not a great fit for some of the more aggressive blades with fewer teeth. Just doesn't move them far enough to really take advantage.
All in? I would definitely recommend Atomic tools for the homeowner, or even pro who won't abuse them on a regular basis.
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But… I digress. You wrote "The only atomic thing I'd buy is the multi tool." That was my original point. You didn't write "I own(ed) the Atomic tools and they're crap because…"
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But… I digress. You wrote "The only atomic thing I'd buy is the multi tool." That was my original point. You didn't write "I own(ed) the Atomic tools and they're crap because…"
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The m18 is for heavy duty work. The makita of for my 1 side job when my main job gets slow. The 12v stuff is my backpack with the impact in my trunk. Everything is separate. If I need more than a drill impact and sawzall, I'm using all my m18 stuff. Paid less for the m18 brushless than the atomic and has more power 🤷 ♂️
I will tell you that dewalt orbital sander is better than the current m18 one. I heard a rumor there's a fuel version coming out soon
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