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DeWALT 20V Max XR Cordless 1/4 Variable Sander + 20V Max PowerStack Battery Kit
$139
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Home Depot has DeWALT 20V Max XR Cordless Brushless 1/4 Variable Speed Sander (Tool Only) + 20V Max PowerStack Compact Battery Starter Kit on sale for $139 when you follow the directions listed below. Shipping is free, otherwise, select free curbside pickup as an alternative option.
Thanks to community member sksml for finding this deal
Note, curbside pickup may vary depending on location
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Thanks to community member sksml for finding this deal
Note, curbside pickup may vary depending on location
Deal Instructions
- Click this link here
- Locate the 'Free Gift with Purchase' offer under the product pricing and click it
- Then, click on the 'Select This Item' and add both items to cart
- At checkout, price should reflect to $139 w/ free shipping
- DeWALT 20V Max XR Cordless Brushless 1/4 Sheet Variable Speed Sander (Tool Only; DCW200B)
- DeWALT 20V Max PowerStack Compact Battery Starter Kit (DCBP034C)
- Includes a 3-year limited warranty w/ purchase
Editor's Notes
Written by Discombobulated | Staff- Must add both item to cart for the DeWALT PowerStack Starter Kit BOGO promotional offer to activate
- Promotional breakdown pricing will be $67.09 for the DeWALT 20V Max Variable Speed Sander and $71.91 for the DeWALT 20V Max PowerStack Battery Starter Kit; savings of $149 total (51.74% Savings) for the battery kit
- The DeWALT variable speed sander offers speed control of 8,000-14,000 OPM w/ a low profile height for precise sanding and fits directly to the DWV010 or DWV012 dust collectors
- Limit of 3 per order
- Offer valid through May 2, 2022 or while promotion/supplies last
- This product has 84% of customer recommended w/ over 140+ customer reviews through Home Depot
- Please refer to the forum thread for additional details - Discombobulated
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Home Depot has DeWALT 20V Max XR Cordless Brushless 1/4 Variable Speed Sander (Tool Only) + 20V Max PowerStack Compact Battery Starter Kit on sale for $139 when you follow the directions listed below. Shipping is free, otherwise, select free curbside pickup as an alternative option.
Thanks to community member sksml for finding this deal
Note, curbside pickup may vary depending on location
Deal Instructions
Thanks to community member sksml for finding this deal
Note, curbside pickup may vary depending on location
Deal Instructions
- Click this link here
- Locate the 'Free Gift with Purchase' offer under the product pricing and click it
- Then, click on the 'Select This Item' and add both items to cart
- At checkout, price should reflect to $139 w/ free shipping
- DeWALT 20V Max XR Cordless Brushless 1/4 Sheet Variable Speed Sander (Tool Only; DCW200B)
- DeWALT 20V Max PowerStack Compact Battery Starter Kit (DCBP034C)
- Includes a 3-year limited warranty w/ purchase
Editor's Notes
Written by Discombobulated | Staff- Must add both item to cart for the DeWALT PowerStack Starter Kit BOGO promotional offer to activate
- Promotional breakdown pricing will be $67.09 for the DeWALT 20V Max Variable Speed Sander and $71.91 for the DeWALT 20V Max PowerStack Battery Starter Kit; savings of $149 total (51.74% Savings) for the battery kit
- The DeWALT variable speed sander offers speed control of 8,000-14,000 OPM w/ a low profile height for precise sanding and fits directly to the DWV010 or DWV012 dust collectors
- Limit of 3 per order
- Offer valid through May 2, 2022 or while promotion/supplies last
- This product has 84% of customer recommended w/ over 140+ customer reviews through Home Depot
- Please refer to the forum thread for additional details - Discombobulated
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1) Capacity per unit of weight.
2) Ability to give up power faster.
So:
1) The Powerstack has about half of the capacity of the standard 5AH battery. It weighs less than half of a 5AH battery. If you're looking to shave a few ounces off a tool you're holding all day long, this is a good choice.
2) The Powerstack gives up power faster than a standard 2 or 3 AH battery, meaning it will provide more torque to impact drivers, etc. It is on-par with the 5AH battery pack.
Personally, I have a bunch of 2/3/4AH battery packs, and I just swap them out more frequently for most tools. If you have a Flexvolt Advantage or Power Detect tool, then sticking a Flexvolt or just a larger (respectively) battery will make sense if the task you're doing requires extra power. For example, I stuck a 6AH Flexvolt battery on my DCF887 Impact Driver when working on my deck. The 887 is not marketed as either FA or PD, and yet the driving difference was clearly noticeable. But the 6AH Flexvolt battery is huge and heavy. A similar power-boost effect is noticeable with the Powerstack battery, without adding the weight.
tldr: The powerstack gives up energy faster, which means it will give a performance boost in some tools. But that comes at the cost of a faster discharge, and since it's ultimately a small battery, you'll get about half the usage time of a 5AH.
Oh, and I should mention that there is some discussion about poor heat dispersal while charging, which will likely decrease the lifespan of the battery. I would recommend using an actively-cooled (read: with a fan) charger with these to maximize longevity.
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1) Capacity per unit of weight.
2) Ability to give up power faster.
So:
1) The Powerstack has about half of the capacity of the standard 5AH battery. It weighs less than half of a 5AH battery. If you're looking to shave a few ounces off a tool you're holding all day long, this is a good choice.
2) The Powerstack gives up power faster than a standard 2 or 3 AH battery, meaning it will provide more torque to impact drivers, etc. It is on-par with the 5AH battery pack.
Personally, I have a bunch of 2/3/4AH battery packs, and I just swap them out more frequently for most tools. If you have a Flexvolt Advantage or Power Detect tool, then sticking a Flexvolt or just a larger (respectively) battery will make sense if the task you're doing requires extra power. For example, I stuck a 6AH Flexvolt battery on my DCF887 Impact Driver when working on my deck. The 887 is not marketed as either FA or PD, and yet the driving difference was clearly noticeable. But the 6AH Flexvolt battery is huge and heavy. A similar power-boost effect is noticeable with the Powerstack battery, without adding the weight.
tldr: The powerstack gives up energy faster, which means it will give a performance boost in some tools. But that comes at the cost of a faster discharge, and since it's ultimately a small battery, you'll get about half the usage time of a 5AH.
Oh, and I should mention that there is some discussion about poor heat dispersal while charging, which will likely decrease the lifespan of the battery. I would recommend using an actively-cooled (read: with a fan) charger with these to maximize longevity.
These sheet sanders are pretty specific use. I would just get an orbital sander for general sanding if youre not into carpentry / wood working.
But if it's any consolation, other sheet sanders selling for <$180 are the same thing.
I used to say the same about random orbital sanders, "Anything under $200 is not much different than those at $30", until Bosch came out with their GEX18V-5N. So hopefully another sheet sander comes out and it breaks the 💩 pattern of sanders. Then again, sheet sanders aren't used as often as ROS these days... understandably. )
These batteries, and their Atomic brand are horrible. Dewalt really needs to start sending their testing products out to people that will be more critical of their tools, and not just 🍑 kissers.
It breaks my heart that Dewalt quality plunged so far these past 5 years. SB&D are monsters! But, I should be grateful they waited as long as they did to send Dewalt don't the traditional SB&D 💩 - 🚂 lol.
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1) Capacity per unit of weight.
2) Ability to give up power faster.
So:
1) The Powerstack has about half of the capacity of the standard 5AH battery. It weighs less than half of a 5AH battery. If you're looking to shave a few ounces off a tool you're holding all day long, this is a good choice.
2) The Powerstack gives up power faster than a standard 2 or 3 AH battery, meaning it will provide more torque to impact drivers, etc. It is on-par with the 5AH battery pack.
Personally, I have a bunch of 2/3/4AH battery packs, and I just swap them out more frequently for most tools. If you have a Flexvolt Advantage or Power Detect tool, then sticking a Flexvolt or just a larger (respectively) battery will make sense if the task you're doing requires extra power. For example, I stuck a 6AH Flexvolt battery on my DCF887 Impact Driver when working on my deck. The 887 is not marketed as either FA or PD, and yet the driving difference was clearly noticeable. But the 6AH Flexvolt battery is huge and heavy. A similar power-boost effect is noticeable with the Powerstack battery, without adding the weight.
tldr: The powerstack gives up energy faster, which means it will give a performance boost in some tools. But that comes at the cost of a faster discharge, and since it's ultimately a small battery, you'll get about half the usage time of a 5AH.
Oh, and I should mention that there is some discussion about poor heat dispersal while charging, which will likely decrease the lifespan of the battery. I would recommend using an actively-cooled (read: with a fan) charger with these to maximize longevity.
Still, the Core are the best batteries in the "Big 4" tool industry. Plus, in Europe, the Bosch batteries are usable in other tool brands... but I don't see that happening in the North American Market ever, unless you buy an adapter.
It's been tough watching Dewalt Decline in the same way other once great tools did from Stanley Black and Decker. Build the name. Build the hype. The lower the quality, and retail prices, but still have record earnings because the manufacturing costs are so much lower.
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i was looking for a drill, but only the Atomic crap is part of the deal.
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These batteries, and their Atomic brand are horrible. Dewalt really needs to start sending their testing products out to people that will be more critical of their tools, and not just 🍑 kissers.
It breaks my heart that Dewalt quality plunged so far these past 5 years. SB&D are monsters! But, I should be grateful they waited as long as they did to send Dewalt don't the traditional SB&D 💩 - 🚂 lol.
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Still, the Core are the best batteries in the "Big 4" tool industry. Plus, in Europe, the Bosch batteries are usable in other tool brands... but I don't see that happening in the North American Market ever, unless you buy an adapter.
It's been tough watching Dewalt Decline in the same way other once great tools did from Stanley Black and Decker. Build the name. Build the hype. The lower the quality, and retail prices, but still have record earnings because the manufacturing costs are so much lower.
Easily 1st place = Bosch 18V.
For 2nd it's pretty much Milwaukee 18V.
Last: Makita and Ryobi seem most failure prone.
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