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    Cordless tools after 16 years

    16 years I got into buying cordless tools -back then there was plenty of eye candy
    even with charger's that took an hour recharge - - Yup the good old days .
    Back then I went for Dewalt
    16 years ago I did contractor work
    It did not take long to realize the $600 kit could not be casually be left untended
    Sooooooo as a sacrificial goat for $150 ( on sale ) Ryobie had a kit & found them a great low cost
    cordless choice .Jobs with others roaming about I use Ryobie
    Years have past , Guess what ?
    my Dewalt kit is still here but the batteries have like clock work
    needed replacement every 14 months even if batteries were never used
    And after 16 years the same batteries the Ryobie still works
    It's like time traveling I use the Ryobie and it's like the 16 years are like last week
    The Dewalt are like sure there great but need an investment every 14 months

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    Copper Head and CopperHeadAKA (same person)
    I am back to my skill set from the 80's Painting & all that follows it
    I removed myself from the trash company I worked for as of 2 years ago
    I find scrap non the less

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