Hey everyone----
Just got a peak at the new line up of 12vt tools from DeWalt---they are super compact and light weight--a great compliment to your 18vt line for those tight spots. We still dont have pictures to post online but as soon as we do we will get them on the site so you can take a look--- They are saying October as the availability date for the tools--
Will keep you posted as we get more info.
Showing posts with label cordless. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cordless. Show all posts
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Monday, February 22, 2010
Battery Care
Hey Guys---
Here is a VERY important tidbit for everyone who uses DeWalt cordless tools---generally you are your tools worst enemy!! Due to false information running ramped among cordless tool users everyone is running their batteries totally DEAD before you charge them up---NOT GOOD! You have just killed your battery life big time. The batteries need to be charged when they start to loose power--dont run them down to get that last turn of the screw-- change the battery!! When the power starts to drop put them on the charger and charge them up. It is also good to put them on the charger overnight once a week if you use the tools daily so they have a chance to totally charge up and also the charger will have a chance to perform maintenance on the battery. There is a link below to the DeWalt battery care info-- if you have employees using your batteries you may want to print some copies and save yourself some money on replacing batteries which should still be working.
FIND OUT MORE HERE
Here is a VERY important tidbit for everyone who uses DeWalt cordless tools---generally you are your tools worst enemy!! Due to false information running ramped among cordless tool users everyone is running their batteries totally DEAD before you charge them up---NOT GOOD! You have just killed your battery life big time. The batteries need to be charged when they start to loose power--dont run them down to get that last turn of the screw-- change the battery!! When the power starts to drop put them on the charger and charge them up. It is also good to put them on the charger overnight once a week if you use the tools daily so they have a chance to totally charge up and also the charger will have a chance to perform maintenance on the battery. There is a link below to the DeWalt battery care info-- if you have employees using your batteries you may want to print some copies and save yourself some money on replacing batteries which should still be working.
FIND OUT MORE HERE
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