colorfulbooks asked:

Hey,

please tell the top 5 brand name of cordless power tools in US
( e.g: cordless drill/driver )

Thanks

Question posted courtesy of: Charlie

Horse girl asked:

i am wondering what the pros and cons are to having a horses teeth floated if power tools are used? i have always had it done by hand and i was just curious how the “new technology” was working out…

Question posted courtesy of: Sylvia

Bob B asked:

I am looking to buy the Craftsman 19.2-Volt 4-Tool Kit which are portable power tools that work on a common battery that can be charged for a friend in the Ukraine. I want to get him something that he cannot get there. I was wondering if the battery charger will work on 220V plug that they have in Europe? I know that a lot of things now work on both 110V and 220V and I wanted to check to see if your portable tool battery charger will work on this European voltage also? Also I don’t care about the Warranty. All I care about is IF it will work. I don’t want to purchase this product and then not have it work once I am over there. I know there will be problems such as, as soon as he uses up the blades, that’s it, but I don’t care. I just want it to work for the immediate time. I would like it to work until he uses out the batteries,the blades, or the bits? Will this work with a converter. These are battery operated interchangeable tools. The only thing I need to use their electricity for is to charge the batteries.

I wrote an email to Sears and asked their customer service if it would be possible, and they responded:

Unfortunately, our Craftsman tools are only designed for electrical systems in the United States, which have a voltage of 110 volts and a cycle of 60 Hz. These units will not work in the Ukraine, which has an electrical system with a voltage of 220 volts and a cycle of 50 Hz.

My question is if I can go to Radio Shack and buy a converter to convert 220 volts to a 110 Volts and if it would charge the battery even though they are at 50 Hz rather then our 60 Hz? Will the Hz make a big enough difference where it will not work? Are there any options I might have to purchase this item for a gift? Just wondering. If anyone has any knowledge of Electrical systems or portable power tools, it would be greatly appreciated.

Question posted courtesy of: Tim

pinkreb004 asked:

the space is relatively small and i don’t want to rent a drum sander for a room that tiny. i think i can take on that room without it being too much trouble. any suggestion?

Question posted courtesy of: Neil

bigsistagirl65 asked:

I’ve loaded the belt on the drum sander, but when I start sanding the belt comes loose. I tried to reposition the belt and tighten it but it still loosens up.

Question posted courtesy of: Lori

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom asked:

I really like power tools.

Question posted courtesy of: Douglas

colorfulbooks asked:

There are many chain stores in USA, where can I buy dewalt cordless power tools?

Did drug stores sell it too?

( e.g : 1 Wal-Mart
2 Home Depot
3 Kroger
4 Sears
5 Target
6 Albertson’s
7 Kmart
8 Costco
9 Safeway
10 JCPenney
11 Walgreen
12 Ahold USA
13 CVS
14 Lowe’s
15 Best Buy
16 Federated Dept. Stores
17 Publix
18 Rite Aid
19 Delhaize America
20 May Dept. Stores
21 Gap
22 Winn-Dixie
23 Meijer
24 Office Depot
26 A&P
27 Staples
28 TJX
30 Circuit City
31 SuperValu Retail
32 Limited
33 H.E.B.
34 Dillard’s
35 Kohl’s
36 CompUSA
37 Saks
38 Nordstrom
39 Dollar General
40 BJ’s Wholesale )

http://www.dewalt.com/us/cordless/

Question posted courtesy of: Derek

echiasso asked:

I am attempting to!! The floor has never been redone and was covered with carpet (yuck, I like wood) for twenty years.
Bill obviously has never sanded an oak board before.
I like the “DIG IN” comment.
My problem is this. The room is full of furniture. Three armchairs. Two small bookcases. A large display cabinet. A large TV on a cabinet and more.
I have nowhere to put them while sanding!

Question posted courtesy of: Matthew