We purchased a DCS380M1 20V Max Lithium Ion Reciprocating Saw Kit and want to purchase a second battery, what model do we need?
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I prefer the larger 4 Ah. They have the battery indicator and last much longer. I have 5 of them and rotate them between 4 tools.
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They have multiple sizes but I would certainly recommend buying the 20v max lithium ion XR battery only. They last very well and are the battery this tool is designed for.
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any battery will work as long as it is the same voltage as the one you are replacing. you may not need 18ah if it is just to start up a wood chipper so you may get away with cheaper battery.
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I would check with Hitachi, but it looks like the same battery. Lithium Ion rather than Ni Cad.
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Any Dewalt 20 volt battery will work. You need a Dewalt 20 volt charger. You can buy a aftermarket battery and charger, but you never know what you are getting, so I would stick with Dewalt. If you need to buy battery and charger, buy the kit that comes with two batteries and a charger, it will be cheeper.
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It's compatible with my DeWalt DW008 Cordless Reciprocating saw. This battery also works with my Dewalt 24v drill and circular saw.
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I believe any Greenworks 24 volt battery will work I use the 44Wh (29312) but also the larger one I bought with my 24 volt chainsaw. The key is the voltage.
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Amazon of course! Black & Decker LBXR12 12V MAX Extended Run Time Lithium Battery, currently $26.60 free shipping.bummer, I know, extra battery is half as much as the entire unit. might try Black & Decker web site.
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Dewalt has 2 battery types for some of their 20volt Max system tools and label the differences with the letters C, L, D and M for the sets. The tool alone has a B designation. The regular Lithium Ion batteries are labeled C (1.5Ah) and L (3.0Ah). The XR batteries (33% more capacity) are D (2.0Ah) and L (4.0Ah). I own the DCF895C2 set and it is an outstanding tool. Also you need to consider the weight of the battery. The 1.5Ah and 2.0Ah weight 0.8 pound. The 3.0Ah and 4.0Ah weight about 1.4 pounds each. Take into consideration the fatigue factor with the heavier batteries. Dewalt now has a 5.0Ah battery at the same weight as the 3.0 and 4.0. You have a lot to consider with the 20 volt tool system. I am happy with each one I won.
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The battery is the main difference. Be advised, if you buy the 18 v saw. I made the mistake last year buying a B&D; string trimmer. The trimmer I bought was a 36v Lithium ion model which works great. This year when I went to buy a spare 36v battery, I find out the 36v model I bought was discontinued, and replaced by a 40 v model. Try to find a 36 v lithium ion battery, not easy unless you want to pay $90 each. So my advice research the battery availability or buy the newer 20v model. The 18v batteries will soon be as obsolete, as my 36v model.
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Battery and charger sold separately for that model. That wrench is awesome so don't forget to buy the 20v lithium dewalt battery for it. Didn't charge my battery yet from last year Christmas and still has juice in it. It's amazing.
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as far as i know there is now larger battery for this saw you'd have to go to a 120 volt corded saw
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There are two different batteries available for this saw, you will have to read the descriptions for the specifics, but one is higher capacity than the other and makes the total cost of the unit higher. The battery can be removed from the saw and charged in its separate charger. This gives the possibility of multiple batteries.
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Standered sawsall blades any brand its nice and works well but do recomend a second battery they run out quick
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Crazy as it sounds, it's almost cheaper to buy a new drill than batteries. I just found a 20V Li-Ion drill on sale next week at Lowes for $89 with 2 batteries!. I haven't found a good source for inexpensive replacement batteries. The places that rebuild Ni-Cads don't seem to be in the Li-Ion business yet.
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The Milwaukee saw you are considering requires the Milwaukee 48-11-1828 M18 XC RED LITHIUM 18-Volt battery. NO OTHER battery will work in it including the Milwaukee 48-11-1815 battery; Since it doesn't have enough amperage Milwaukee has designed the saw to block the smaller battery. BTW the 2630-20 saw is a great saw. I've been using mine for several years "professionally".
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Black & Decker BDCDMT120FL 20-Volt MAX Lithium-Ion Matrix Drill/Driver and Flashlight KitBlack & Decker LBXR20 20-Volt MAX Extended Run Time Lithium-Ion Cordless Tool Battery
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I'll check tomorrow nite. I have two different makita table saws and don't remember what number I bought it for.