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Milwaukee M12 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless 3/8 in. Crown Stapler (Tool-Only) - $71.91 + tax after hack
$71.91
$139.99
There is another deal for this stapler with a couple batteries and a charger, but those are one item. If you want the tool only you can use this link, select the "free" item (which is the same couple of batteries and charger). To hack, you return the batteries/charger and the tool by itself will only cost $71.91 + tax.
https://www.homedepot.c
https://www.homedepot.c
Created 09-11-2023
at 10:43 AM
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Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 11/27/2023, 11:10 PM| Sold By | Sale Price |
|---|---|
 Amazon | $99 |
 The Home Depot | $99 |
| Product Name: | Milwaukee M12 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless 3/8 in. Crown Stapler (Tool-Only) |
| Product Description: | The Milwaukee M12 3/8 in. 12-Volt Cordless Crown Stapler delivers a true hand tool replacement. The 2447-20 is designed to drive a range of 3/8 in. flat crown staples (1/4 in. to 9/16 in.) through an array of materials and substrates. At just 3.0 lbs. and 7.5 in. L the compact design allows for great access into tight spaces and convenient tool belt portability. An easy to squeeze trigger design significantly reduces fatigue associated with traditional hand staplers. Integrated sequential and contact actuation trigger design provides increased productivity and seamless changing between firing modes. The 2447-20 is compatible with all Milwaukee M12 batteries and carries Milwaukee's 5-year limited power tool warranty. |
| Product SKU: | 302652845_302652845 |
| UPC: | 45242501076 |
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Do anyone have experience with Milwaukee and a battery converter for using Ridgid batteries? Or do you don't bother and simply have 2 different brand's batteries?
Do anyone have experience with Milwaukee and a battery converter for using Ridgid batteries? Or do you don't bother and simply have 2 different brand's batteries?
However, it's important to remember batteries only last like 3-5 years, so the more systems you have, the more it'll cost to replace. That means the money saved may not actually be money saved over the long-run.
Ridgid isn't all that limited, they have a 3/8" crown stapler. If you have a Direct Tools near you, pop in during their next sale and look for the Ridgid "factory blemished" stuff, which are basically new tools that come with a lifetime warranty.
It's also important to consider if you're buying tools to learn a skill, or buying tools as a hobby. To be honest, I thought I was doing the former, but now I have overlapping tools for Dewalt, Milwaukee, Festool, Ridgid, and Ryobi. It was a huge waste of money that I justify to myself by saying one's for woodworking, one's for automotive, one's for plumbing, one's for... you get the point. Clearly, having the tool is my hobby—I'm just lying to myself about needing it for a specific job. This is a lot of guys tbh.
If I was doing it with someone else's money though, I would drill down into the best tools for the tasks I'm doing (like Festool for woodworking), and even if I had one or two tools in another ecosystem—just focus on the ones I want, and buy them as needed at the twice annual brand sales thrown by sales reps at your local pro shop. Good luck!