Is this item a replacement for Dewalt 7353. The two items look identical. If you enter DW7353 this item comes up and the Dewalt items does not.
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I am not sure if it is a Dewalt replacement. I only bought it for the black and decker
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Hi Paula, I don't have that model, but I do have a DW423 - 5" sander and a 5" Milwaukee sander. These discs. fit both of these sanders perfectly, and are great to use. I would highly recommend them. Scott
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I think the only difference is that the DC9099 is thinner profile battery then the DW9099. It should have the same hook up for your DeWalt Tool and work for you.
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I have a DW 713, probably close enough. The real question is do they work on any DW saws? If one goes on by the direction in the box, the answer is no. However if one uses a hammer to pound the metal screw (to the holing T) in the hole first (without braking the saw chase or frame) and then power screw it tight the answer is probably. Will the extention stay tight for long given the method of attachment, I have doubts. Someone engined these extentions for saws that were never built to have extentions, and then jacked the price up to triple there value. That's why Lowe's doesn't carry the extentions in my stores. I have a DW 713, probably close enough. The real question is do they work on any DW saws? If one goes on by the direction in the box, the answer is no. However if one uses a hammer to pound the metal screw (to the holing T) in the hole first (without braking the saw chase or frame) and then power screw it tight the answer is probably. Will the extention stay tight for long given the method of attachment, I have doubts. Someone engined these extentions for saws that were never built to have extentions, and then jacked the price up to triple there value. That's why Lowe's doesn't carry the... » Read More I have a DW 713, probably close enough. The real question is do they work on any DW saws? If one goes on by the direction in the box, the answer is no. However if one uses a hammer to pound the metal screw (to the holing T) in the hole first (without braking the saw chase or frame) and then power screw it tight the answer is probably. Will the extention stay tight for long given the method of attachment, I have doubts. Someone engined these extentions for saws that were never built to have extentions, and then jacked the price up to triple there value. That's why Lowe's doesn't carry the extentions in my stores. « Show Less
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You have to have the old design of the dw 718. I actually returned my dw718 for a different dw718 at Lowes. They thought I was crazy. But what happened when they redesigned it, with some great improvments, is that DeWalt changed the handle and the laser does not fit on the new design. DeWalt may have a fix since about 18 mo. ago that I'm not aware of, but otherwise you need to look for the 718 from the correct year. Now, if you have the proper design, then the instructions are straightforward, but i'm happy to help if you need it. DeWalt also has service centers and their products carry initial service agreements if I recall correctly. Hope this helps, but feel free to ping me again here if needed. Cheers!
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If you look for (web) images of 795476 it appears to be non-existent or an obsolete part number. There are hundreds of images of the 795477 so my bet would be that is the one you would choose. And that jives with the part number referenced by the store you contacted. I think you're safe!
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Your questioned was forwarded to me; unfortunately I do not have a definite answer. Keep in mind that the chuck thread size (where it screws onto the tool) matches the thread size of the Dremel. You could always stop in at a Lowe's or Home Depot to compare them (those stores both carry DeWalt and Dremel). I have also looked up the manufacturer's instruction booklet online in the past. Quite often the manufacturer will do a breakdown drawing of the equipment in the instructions so consumers know how to use the tools (i.e. the chuck wrench of Alan wrench that come with the unit). I hope this helps.
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The DCD985s are all the same drill, the letters and numbers after are for the accessories (B for Bare tool, L for battery and charger etc)
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I not completely sure. As I understand it, the battery design is different. Here is a link to a couple answers on the same subject : https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20140101152447AAlHFopBottom line, contact Dewalt and ask them.
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The width of the shaft. I believe that this is a smaller width. I think it will fit the Dewalt DWE575SB but it probably would be lose. I think this is the one for the cordless trim saws, whereas the DEWALT DW3278 is more for the corded circular saws.
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Cecelia: PLEASE SEE MESSAGE BELOW FIRST! PS: According to the page at the URL I left in the first post, (The product info page,) this battery FITS YOUR DRILL yes. I copied the "972's" to here: "DW972, DW972B, DW972K, DW972K-2, DW972KQ-2, DW972KS-2, DW972RLK2" If nothing is down in the hole in the charger the batteries fit into, then I suspect you DON'T have the original charger! Somehow? OR... possibly the contacts are bent? (small metal "posts" on the battery that make electrical contact) The drill has 4 "tabs" that are pretty "forgiving" if a contact on the battery is bent... the charger, not so much! Hope something here helps! Joe
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Hello, Thank you for contacting CPO, a proud retailer of DeWalt products! Your question will be best answered by the manufacturer, who can more accurately provide technical support. Please call DeWalt directly at 800-433-9258 or visit them online at www.dewalt.com. Sincerely, CPO Customer Care 800-714-0918 www.CPOdewalt.com
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I do believe it is . You can call Dewalts 800 number to make sure, it should be on their web site
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Its a different brand...although same manufacturer, its different. Also we base our price off Dewalt's price for us so their's were probably higher for this kit as well.
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I've had the DWS355 for over and year and added the corded Porter Cable PCE605K about 4 months ago. The PC shares the same 3.0 amp motor as the DWE315 and it isn't that much stronger than this beast. I prefer the grip of either Dewalt over the PC (it feels like your holding a beer can). The only negative the Dewalt has IMO is it's extremely loud. Louder than the Porter or my old HF tool.
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The specs state that it fits a DW703 and DW706 but doesn't state DW705. It looks like they are different for a DW705. Check out this link. http://dewalt.com/tools/miter-saw-attachments-dw7054.aspx
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Sorry, Dave, I have no idea...you might want to check at a local hardware store and ask the tool people to explain that to you or contact DeWAlt directly...I'm sure they have a customer service number or email.