I decided to replace all my old AC powered tools with battery powered tools.
I had a De Walt 1/2 Battery Drill but the batteries died quickly and the replacment batteries were costly, then the battery charger caught fire and De Walt gave me a hard time replacing it.
Later when new De Walt battery died i just set the drill at curb with a sign free to be taken and someone took it.
Not a really big fan of both Home Depot and Lowes all their battery tools are high dollar, and i reserched who makes all the battery powered tools sold in the USA at Home Depot and Lowes, and found that one giant Company in China makes about all of them and also the off name brands you find at the other stores.
And they also make the off brand named tools like the Hart and Hyper Tough brands both sold at Walmart.
I have bought a Hart battery Impack 1/2 inch wrench a Hart 1/2 inch battery Hammer Drill a Hart standard brushless 1/2 inch Drill a Hart small impact driver 20 volt also a Hart battery powered hand held Hacksaw and a Hart battery Disk Sander all these are 20 Volt all have so far worked very well.
The 1/2 inch Impact is smaller and with a lot less weight then the major branded ones, and mine can quickly remove tight wheel lug nuts and the bolt's holding my lawn mower blade on, and i torque them to over 150 Lbs.
Also a Hyper tough 6-1/2 Radial hand saw and Hyper Tough small cordless impact driver both 20 volt. Just wanted to test the Hyper Tough battery powered tools some.
All sold at Walmart you have 90 days to return them if they don't work as you want, i have tested them all and have not found any of them to not work well nice thing about Walmart you want to return some thing you don't get 50 questions.
I used to use Dewalt 1/2 inch Drills but their batteries just failed quickly and are costly to replace, had a Dewalt battery charger catch fire and Dewalt gave me a hard time replacing it.
See pictures of my test of the Hart 1/2 inch Hammer Drill.
Now understand i am not implying these Hart and Hyper Tough Battery Tools are built to the same quality of the tools that are designed for comerical service, but they are built IMHO pretty darn close and a lot of comerical people have started using them, as you can just buy another $150 tool if it fails much better then spending another $300 for a so called major brand tool.
Next time your in a Walmart give them a look.
I had a De Walt 1/2 Battery Drill but the batteries died quickly and the replacment batteries were costly, then the battery charger caught fire and De Walt gave me a hard time replacing it.
Later when new De Walt battery died i just set the drill at curb with a sign free to be taken and someone took it.
Not a really big fan of both Home Depot and Lowes all their battery tools are high dollar, and i reserched who makes all the battery powered tools sold in the USA at Home Depot and Lowes, and found that one giant Company in China makes about all of them and also the off name brands you find at the other stores.
And they also make the off brand named tools like the Hart and Hyper Tough brands both sold at Walmart.
I have bought a Hart battery Impack 1/2 inch wrench a Hart 1/2 inch battery Hammer Drill a Hart standard brushless 1/2 inch Drill a Hart small impact driver 20 volt also a Hart battery powered hand held Hacksaw and a Hart battery Disk Sander all these are 20 Volt all have so far worked very well.
The 1/2 inch Impact is smaller and with a lot less weight then the major branded ones, and mine can quickly remove tight wheel lug nuts and the bolt's holding my lawn mower blade on, and i torque them to over 150 Lbs.
Also a Hyper tough 6-1/2 Radial hand saw and Hyper Tough small cordless impact driver both 20 volt. Just wanted to test the Hyper Tough battery powered tools some.
All sold at Walmart you have 90 days to return them if they don't work as you want, i have tested them all and have not found any of them to not work well nice thing about Walmart you want to return some thing you don't get 50 questions.
I used to use Dewalt 1/2 inch Drills but their batteries just failed quickly and are costly to replace, had a Dewalt battery charger catch fire and Dewalt gave me a hard time replacing it.
See pictures of my test of the Hart 1/2 inch Hammer Drill.
Now understand i am not implying these Hart and Hyper Tough Battery Tools are built to the same quality of the tools that are designed for comerical service, but they are built IMHO pretty darn close and a lot of comerical people have started using them, as you can just buy another $150 tool if it fails much better then spending another $300 for a so called major brand tool.
Next time your in a Walmart give them a look.
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