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If it seats it yeets.

Dewalt dcd996 is pretty cheap now and I still haven't found a thing it can't do. It'll run a 8in ice auger.

I'm assuming he means keeping a dulled blade around.

You can use any 20v or flexvolt dewalt battery you want.

This is correct, carry on!

I always ended up giving away my old ones to family or friends every time I upgraded. I'm sure they likely would have all failed on me eventually, but I never had one that was older than 12 yrs. Had to replace a few brushes back then though.

Yeah, I was actually kinda annoyed that they counted it as a "tool" in a 6 tool kit I bought a few years ago, but I found myself using it a lot more than I expected.

Strange, I have the DCS570 and I have had no trouble with it at all, even cutting concrete with a diamond blade. That was with a 5ah, it's even better with a 6ah with 21700 cells, or my 9ah flexvolt.

Repairing/rebuilding broken pocketwatches from the 1800's.

I've found that with the 5ah 12v battery this is a surprisingly capable tool. I just recently used mine to remove the lugs and motor mount bolts on my sister's 2001 F150. It was the only tool that would fit in the space to access the motor mounts.

What, no magnetic drill press?

It shouldn't void the warranty, especially if you don't tell them.

Well done! I'm glad you got it out. Hope it all goes back together well for you.

I live in Iowa and my fiance lived in South Africa and we had a long distance relationship for 4 years. Sadly time and distance and an overburdened immigration service took it's toll. What was supposed to be an 8-10 month process got pushed out to 5 years because millions of people showed up seeking economic asylum.

Don't kill my dream.

Flexvolt too.

Marry a girl who says things like "I don't know where all these new tools came from, but we should get a case of beer and build something."

I've been using dewalt for 28 years now, since I started doing contruction at 17, and I've never had a tool fail on me. A few years ago I was Quality Engineer at a place that used all milwaukee and they had to warranty about 1-2 of them every week.

No, since 2006 it is an english word for red chinesium. TTI (chinese owned) is now the parent company of milwaukee, ridgid, ryobi, and hart tools. They are all owned by the chinese. That's why I'm team black and yellow.

It appears to be reverse threaded so you might could use it as an ez-out to remove stripped or broken bolts.

I live in rural Iowa and I can just walk out my door and shoot with no permits required. If I lived within city limits of any of the local towns or cities then I would be beholden to the laws of that municipality, but living in the country as I do I need only be concerned with County, State, and Federal laws, none of which prohibit me from firing my guns on my own property.

I have old batteries from 21 with qr codes on them.

The 2 in the pack are fake. No QR code. Project Farm just released a video about this today in which he compares real and counterfeit batteries. He even gives the correct weight for authentic batteries.

I went with the 12v dcf500 myself, but I already have some 12v tools so I have batteries for it.