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im guessing that it can hold 400 kg

@@imyaaniggua It’s rated at 120kg horizontally & 60kg vertically

@@erosnemesis Sure was

@@acidforblood I took it out of a case? 🤔

Moving large awkward objects that don’t have good places to grip, this would probably be useful for furniture movers. Also can be used as a clamp if you mount it onto a surface so that it doesn’t move

fridges and washing machines comes to mind those things can be a pain to hold. Originally vaccum handles are for moving glass but it probably could be used for just about anything flat.

I've seen people use it to install large panes of glass and, believe it or not, carry plywood. I guess this. I'm not familiar with this Dewalt version. The one I"ve seen is called "Grabo". There are a lot of videos on RUclips for it.

@@Part_121 These are a collab with Grabo. DeWalt took the best bits of Grabo but made it better

Where U get it from

@@ZoeBlue-p4l I believe it is discontinued now but some places still have it. The DCF680 with the swivel handle & the DCF682 with fixed handle retail anywhere between £80 to £140. Search by model number at you local retailers

@@seagie382 I’m more than confident to do that. I’ll do one better, I’ll hang from it when I find a suitable surface 👍🏻

@@Coupleatools I'd be more concerned about pulling the tile off the wall!

@@mandrakejake Again, no concern here. I fitted the tile 😉

@@iainf6 😂

@@iainf6 appreciate that mate, thanks 🖤💛

@@Coupleatools keep smiling Gus 🫂

@@iainf6 definitely mate

@@iainf6 Never stopped mate. Just took a little time away from socials…but I’m back 👍🏻

@@iainf6 cheers Iain 👍🏻

Great to hear it 👍🏻

It’s my custom made mains adaptor for DeWalt lighting & propane heater. This does NOT work on anything else

If I had to explain how, where, when & why this is more beneficial than an impact then the gyroscopic might not be for you

@@Coupleatools I'm just trying to justify the purchase for myself, but you may be right. May not have much use for the tool now, but It would still be cool to have.

@@masterpopeyoda3290 No impact or combi is as lightweight, small or precise. It will get to places that others can’t. Fixing drawer runners or other cabinet hardware, light fixtures overhead or sockets & switches, any delicate fixings that you would normally do with hand tools & so on. If you are a joiner, carpenter, cabinet maker or an electrician, I highly recommend it. You just can’t beat the control & versatility or one

Depends where you look. It’s ranked 1st on bestproductreviews considering it was released 11 years ago

@@Coupleatools I saw a guy did a test on all the brands here on RUclips and i believe rhe youtuber called project farm tested them out

Hard case is standard on Euro models

Just a DWV9000. It’s a perfect friction hold onto a midi hose & airlock onto the sander. Will also do all other airlock compatible bodies

I disagree. I’ve had this cart for 4 years now & use it frequently for moving bagged materials, boxes of tiles as well as moving appliances & other large objects. Not one issue with it. Sounds like you’ve had a faulty product or misused it imo

With a metal blade, yes. The saw will cut anything with the correct blade

On timber, you are indeed correct. Always left to right as you can bind. Different with a solid state, especially with small increments but well noticed 👍🏻

I do indeed. Dm me your email address on Insta & I’ll send it over

Hey Kev. Cheers for that. Didn’t know you were on here. Subbed 👌🏻

Honda Crossroad. Very rare

Everything you need to know can be found here - www.eclisse.co.uk/content/installation_products/603002901_Eclisse_Classic_Single-Double-Novanta-Mar-2017.pdf

Sorry, I no longer make type A & B models operating at 120v @ 60hz. They aren’t sustainable enough

Depends on your country. Google it

Thanks Iain

Size of screw is irrelevant to the driver as you just change the bit to suit screw, as you would an impact driver

@@Coupleatools but even on a low setting with a Dewalt impact can still cross thread or destroy the flat thread on top of the screw

@@kieranpodesta509 The DCF680 is more like a combi than an impact as it has torque settings & zero impact

Thanks mate 👍🏻

Press and hold the button then twist it side to side

Unfortunately not. When it’s in the 90° angle, product lengths is 165mm. You are better off using either the DCD740 cordless angle driver or the DEWDT71517T right angle attachment

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Thanks buddy

Just because you have power doesn’t necessarily mean you have light in the work space.

It was tiled. Full fit can be seen here - 📸 Look at this post on Facebook facebook.com/share/xM8vhjDnvHNmRZzY/

I work in private domestic so it’s never that loud & bass at a respectable level

Thanks 👍🏻

What about them?

Thanks & yes

The original motor ran off a 20v battery. I kept the original motor & ran the Flexvolt batteries of the 18v/20v max side, not the 54v/60v max side in series to give me a 40v @ 6ah. I could have ran it off the Flexvolt side in parallel to give me 60v max @ 12ah but it would burnt out the motor pretty quickly