In the specification of the tool what dose cordless-electrical mean for the power source .?
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It uses a lithium rechargeable battery back that is not included with the reciprocating saw.
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The power source is Makita's lithium ion rechargeable battery. It will require you to acquire Makita's fast recharging station and perhaps some extra batteries depending on how and what type of work you intend to do with the equipment. For residential use, I have found this to be a very reliable and sturdy tool. I am very pleased with the battery strength and duration. I've been able to get a lot of usage from a single battery before recharging becomes necessary. The quick charge is in fact very quick at 30 minutes for full charge. It also doesn't lose charge while being on a shelf because lithium ion batteries don't dissipate like acid batteries. The power source is Makita's lithium ion rechargeable battery. It will require you to acquire Makita's fast recharging station and perhaps some extra batteries depending on how and what type of work you intend to do with the equipment. For residential use, I have found this to be a very reliable and sturdy tool. I am very pleased with the battery strength and duration. I've been able to get a lot of usage from a single battery before recharging becomes necessary. The quick charge is in fact very quick at 30 minutes for full charge. It also doesn't lose charge while being on a shelf because... » Read More The power source is Makita's lithium ion rechargeable battery. It will require you to acquire Makita's fast recharging station and perhaps some extra batteries depending on how and what type of work you intend to do with the equipment. For residential use, I have found this to be a very reliable and sturdy tool. I am very pleased with the battery strength and duration. I've been able to get a lot of usage from a single battery before recharging becomes necessary. The quick charge is in fact very quick at 30 minutes for full charge. It also doesn't lose charge while being on a shelf because lithium ion batteries don't dissipate like acid batteries. « Show Less
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You have to purchase an appropriate battery (also listed on the site) as well as a charger. That's the bad news. Good news is both the specified battery and the fast charger work quickly and we've been using ours for four or five years (although not as a professional daily carpenter) and everything still lasts quite a while and has good power. The saw is heavy, though, so you can get arm and wrist complaints after too long an application. Hope this helps.
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they have a variable speed lithium battery powered , Dremel 8100-N/21 8-Volt Max Cordless Rotary Tool on amazon , the polishing pads screw on a mandrel, they are about the same size as a sanding disk Dremel 684-01 20-Piece Clean & Polish Rotary Tool Accessory Kit With Case
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Correct. The DCD780B is a bare tool. The DCD780C2 kit includes two batteries.You can find the complete line-up here:http://www.dewalt.com/tool-categories/cordless-drills-drilldrivers.aspx
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It requires a cord, which is good because you get constant full power to complete the job vs. having to stop and wait around for the battery to charge. The cord is better for home owners, because you will only pull this out for occasional projects and then put the tool away. The battery operated tool requires recharge and will lose it's charge and effectiveness if not used regularly. Then you will have to buy a new battery, which is expensive.
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This is a double insulated tool and has 120V Polarized two prung cord cap.... also note Drill Motor the Chuck is a "SDS-Plus" and this is Important when buying any Drill Bits or Chisels..
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Read on this one and it says "Max power of 4-volts with 20-percent longer run time", so supplied power is not the problem. The difference is on the charging connector for the tool. When the old one seemed to be some sort of a base, this one is simply a small cylindrical charging adapter that is inserted into the base of the tool, it cannot be used interchangeably with the older model.
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I really don't know. But I'm buying a gas one this spring. The cordless is not that good.
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Dewalt DCS355B 20V MAX XR Cordless Lithium-Ion Brushless Oscillating Multi-Tool (Bare Tool)
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I dont actually know, but this is the best cordless set I have ever purchased. When the drill got stolen, I didnt hesitate to buy another. Long Battery life.
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Not sure, but really doubt it. Our cordless 19V drill works good but I think it has more power than the dremel. I assume you are talking the smaller dremel tool, not the big one that works like a saw.
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This is not a battery powered capable tool. It must be plugged in at all times to work
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No battery with my purchase. If the product description is "bare tool" it generally means no battery. Yes, the battery is fairly expensive - if you already own a similar tool + battery, it makes sense to buy a new different tool "bare".
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Upon further research found this interesting discussion on voltages. http://toolguyd.com/12v-max-vs-10-8v-lithium-ion-battery-cordless-tool-platforms/
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My wife bought this and I just went and looked, it is cordless, battery powered, which works well and last. Answer to the question, on the base.
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This tool is on a job, so I don't have it in front of me to answer the question. I can tell you that it is a good quality tool, actually on the heavy duty side, and is a good choice for portable 1/2" drilling of any material. It does not burn through batteries as some portable tools do. The chuck is well made. We use it in construction, and we don't like flimsy tools.
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This is a battery operated item. Takes a 110 to charge battery that is not included with tool.
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Yes, but that feature on a cordless drill is mostly a marketing ploy. Hammer is the highest torque setting. Even on the Milwaukee 28V drill, which is in every way a superior tool, the hammer drill setting generates more noise than impact. Its effect is not much different from exceding the torque setting.