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5-year warranty
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Well Now. I have all of them....wasn't planning to, but I bought a Milwaukee nail gun last year. I was using A Hack with the battery adapter FOR using DeWalt Batteries on Milwaukee tools. For me, at this price it was a no brainer.
So far I have ton of DeWalt 8v, 20V and 60V tools, Ton of Ryobi 18V, 40V and 4V, Several Rigid 18V, Ton of Milwaukee 12v tools
I guess the saying if you can buy the tool for the Battery Platform...if Not Buy the tool that is the best for the need.
All my 2.0ah and 5.0ah (and 9.0ah) batteries have failed (blinking red/green) and I am in the market for new batteries because of this.
I think I will stay away from these ones and perhaps stick with more reliable ah ratings. Not sure which ones are best. 6.0ah?
All my 2.0ah and 5.0ah (and 9.0ah) batteries have failed (blinking red/green) and I am in the market for new batteries because of this.
I think I will stay away from these ones and perhaps stick with more reliable ah ratings. Not sure which ones are best. 6.0ah?
Ive barely used one of my m12 4.0s and it has the flashes of death too. Had a new rotary tool die on me after 2 minutes of use. Never had my dewalt batteries or tools have issues. Really thought milwaukee was high tier 🤔
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I think with all this inflation/tariff, those days are over.
So far I have ton of DeWalt 8v, 20V and 60V tools, Ton of Ryobi 18V, 40V and 4V, Several Rigid 18V, Ton of Milwaukee 12v tools
I guess the saying if you can buy the tool for the Battery Platform...if Not Buy the tool that is the best for the need.
Anyone? Genuinely asking...
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I think I will stay away from these ones and perhaps stick with more reliable ah ratings. Not sure which ones are best. 6.0ah?
I think I will stay away from these ones and perhaps stick with more reliable ah ratings. Not sure which ones are best. 6.0ah?
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