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Take a look at what the pros are using. Most of the tools they are using are going to be cordless these days. As a DIYer, I have my cordless tools and rarely n
by graton 3y ago
Take a look at what the pros are using. Most of the tools they are using are going to be cordless these days.
As a DIYer, I have my cordless tools and rarely need to charge them. For the most part they go many months between charges as I don't use my tools very often. I do have multiple batteries so it isn't a problem for me when a battery dies, I just put it on the charger and grab another battery.
- Gud 3y agoIt depends on the tool. You can pry my corded Bosch drill hammer from my cold, dead hands. When you need to drill holes in concrete with rebar, I don’t want to mess around with battery powered tools. A point I haven’t seen brought up here is how much weight batteries add to the tool. I can relatively easily drill an 18mm hole with my corded drill hammer using one hand all day long, good luck doing that with a battery powered drill hammer.
- Freak_NL 3y agoOh yeah, the Boschhammer is one of my favourites. Given that it is the one tool where I would use those really long masonry drill bits in, I appreciate not being burdened by the extra weight. I'll accept the inconvenience of the power cord on a ladder for just that.