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Old 01-20-2006, 2:36 AM
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I thought since they were formally announced they needed their own special link.


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Re: DeWalt 36v Lithium Ion
I guess the arm breaking 18volt wasn't enough for them huh.......
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Re: DeWalt 36v Lithium Ion
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I guess the arm breaking 18volt wasn't enough for them huh.......
Whats funny is about a week after buying this I found a Ryobi 'workshop kit' (like every tool they make I think, in a coffin sized box) for $250 on sale @ HD, and bought it (was regularly about 500$).

Haven't missed my 18v DW stuff since, and I realize its cause I actually took care of the DW stuff - so I never wanted to beat it, the Ryobi stuff I have no problem trying to destroy - and so far it's actually held up damn well . Maybe one of these days I'll part with my DW stuff now
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Re: DeWalt 36v Lithium Ion
Hammerdrill: 750 watts output power. That's one horsepower!
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Hammerdrill: 750 watts output power. That's one horsepower!
Very true, but is it worth digging up that jar in the backyard for? Damn.

edit: Sorry, the drill alone is only $450
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