Engraved Labels

There are a lot of different types of labels; they vary greatly in appearance, material and purpose. Engraved labels are slightly more expensive then other variations however when you take a look at 1 you will see why. They are very professional in appearance and have a number of uses. There is a wide range of colours that these labels are available in and they can be flexible or rigid and manufactured from laminates, stainless steel, brass or aluminum.

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They are not manufactured by hand but by computerised engraving machinery, these offer a very precise service that can be completely done to your specifications. You are not just limited to text on these labels either, other things can be engraved on to them like foreign languages, character symbols and even your own company logo.

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Depending on what you require this type of label for they can be supplied with a strong adhesive backing or with drill holes so they can be fixed in to place. Drill fixed ones are often required when the label is to be affixed to a metal product like a valve or power isolator. They are also a very popular choice for warning labels (for example DANGER Electricity), they often come on yellow coated metal and can be manufactured to any size required.

There are a lot of companies that offer Engraved Labels, have a good look around and find a company that best suits your requirements, it may be worth noting that a lot of these companies offer Next Day Delivery.

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Christmas Sales DEWALT DCD775KL-A 1/2-Inch 18-Volt Compact Lithium-Ion Hammer-Drill Kit with Accessory Set 201

Dec 18, 2011 04:03:17

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Christmas Sales DEWALT DCD775KL-A 1/2-Inch 18-Volt Compact Lithium-Ion Hammer-Drill Kit with Accessory Set Feature

• Includes DW2163 37-piece screwdriving set with tough case
• Two included compact lithium-ion batteries (DC9181) compatible with existing system of DEWALT 18-volt power tools
• Lightweight design minimizes user fatigue
• LED work light provides increased visibility in confined spaces
• Dual-speed range 0-500/0-1700 rpm and 0-8,500/0-29,000 bpm delivers optimal performance

Christmas Sales DEWALT DCD775KL-A 1/2-Inch 18-Volt Compact Lithium-Ion Hammer-Drill Kit with Accessory Set Overview

DEWALT’s DCD775KL-A 1/2-inch 18-volt compact lithium-ion hammer drill kit with accessory set provides a well-rounded assemblage of tools and accessories ideal for tackling drilling projects in materials such as masonry, stone, and concrete. Boasting a dual-speed range as well as a lightweight and compact design, this hammer drill is a user-friendly and powerful tool that—when combined with the included 37-piece screwdriver and nutdriver bit set—makes it a must-have for any job site or professional shop.

DCD775KL-A 1/2-Inch 18-Volt Compact Iithium-Ion Hammer Drill Kit with Accessory Set At A Glance: Hammer drill offers dual speed range (0-500/0-1,700 rpm and 0-8,500/0-29,000 bpm) Powered by rechargeable, long-lasting lithium-ion batteries Bit set is heat treated and has heavy-duty magnets to keep bits in place Hammer drill backed by a limited three-year warranty; 90-day money-back guarantee

The DEWALT DCD775KL-A kit combines the DCD775KL 18-volt hammer drill with the DW2163 accessory set (click each to enlarge).

Lithium-Ion Batteries for Long-Lasting, Quick-Charging Performance
The DCD775KL is powered by compact lithium-ion batteries that are compatible with the existing system of DEWALT 18-volt power tools produced since 1996. These batteries weigh less than NiCad batteries, charge in just 30 minutes, and are long lasting so you can minimize downtime.

Lightweight, Compact Design for Tight Spaces
Weighing in at just 4.1 pounds, the DCD775KL lets you work all day without putting excessive strain on wrists and hands, which helps with productivity. Its compact size also makes it easy for you to drill in tight spaces like under sinks, and in corners, or a closet.

LED Work Light and 17 Clutch Settings for Versatility and Precision
Fast, powerful, and versatile, this DEWALT DCD775KL 1/2-inch 18-volt cordless compact lithium-ion hammer-drill kit is a must-have for any job site or professional shop. Offering 17 clutch settings and an LED work light for improved visibility in tight spaces or low-light conditions, this hammer drill has a user-friendly design that keeps things simple so you can get the job done right the first time. It also offers the convenience of a dual-speed range of 0-500/0-1,700 rpm and 0-8,500/0-29,000 bpm that lets you match the speed to the task at hand for optimal performance.

Durable and Versatile Bit Set
The DEWALT DW2163 37-piece set included here is a motley collection of heat-treated screw bits and nutdriver bits; the advanced hardening process used in their creation permits them to deliver higher torque and improved driving power so you can get jobs done faster and more efficiently. And since they’re neatly packaged in a heavy-duty case constructed of industrial-grade material, you’ll never have to go digging through a big bag or tool case looking for a tiny bit tip.

What's in the Box
One DEWALT DCD775KL-A 1/2-inch 18-volt compact lithium-ion hammer drill kit with accessory set, including one DCD775KL hammer drill, one DW2163 37-piece accessory set with tough case, two DC9181 compact lithium-ion batteries, one Energy Star-rated battery charger, and one hard carrying/storage case.

Included in the DW2163 screwdriving set are: one compact magnetic drive guide, one 5/16-inch by 1-7/8-inch magnetic nut driver, one 1/4-inch by 1-7/8-inch magnetic nut driver, one No. 2 Phillips 3-1/2-inch power bit, one No. 2 square recess 3-1/2-inch power bit, one No. 2 Phillips/No. 8 slotted double-ended bit, one No. 1 Phillips 1-inch insert bit tip, 10 No. 2 Phillips 1-inch insert bit tips, one No. 3 Phillips 1-inch insert bit tip, one No. 6 slotted 1-inch insert bit tip, one No. 8 slotted 1-inch insert bit tip, one No. 10 slotted 1-inch insert bit tip, one No. 1 square recess 1-inch bit tip, 6 No. 2 square recess 1-inch bit tips, and one No. 3 square recess 1-inch bit tip.

The DCD775KL's dual-speed capability and long-lasting lithim-ion battery allow users to tackle a variety of projects correctly and efficiently (click each to enlarge).

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Tornado Science Fair Projects

Creating a tornado science fair project has been quite popular at science fairs. Of course, it isn't possible to create a life-sized tornado for obvious reasons! However, miniaturized versions may be created using simple models like the one about to be demonstrated. It is to be remembered that proportions matter a lot, while creating the models. Therefore, these exact proportions need to be followed. The following is possibly the simplest tornado science fair project that can be made with daily household materials. This experiment demonstrates the formation of the eye of the tornado - the central zone of calmness known as the vortex - within ordinary bottles.

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The tornado science fair project requires simple ingredients:
- Two large bottles - the larger the better. Soft drink bottles made of plastic are recommended.
- Water colored using food coloring. The lighter the color is, better the demonstration will be. Glitter dust or confetti result in a dazzling display.
- A drill.
- Duct tape and silicon caulking.
- A steadily spinning surface, an old record player if possible.

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The apparatus can be set up quite easily. The first step of tornado science fair project is to make half-inch wide holes at the center of the caps. These caps may then be joined together using the silicon caulking, keeping the holes connected. The bottles may be filled with the colored water now. The second step of the tornado science fair project is to attach each end of this double cap to each bottle. Finally, the two caps may be firmly fastened using the duct tape. The entire apparatus takes a shape and form similar to that of an hourglass.

Now, the entire apparatus of the tornado science fair project may be placed upside down, the bottle with the water being at the top, on the spinning surface. It will be observed that as the water slowly drains out to the lower bottle, a vortex is formed in the midst of the spinning water. This vortex is similar to the structure of the vortex formed inside a tornado.

Precautions to be taken during this tornado science fair project are few, but important. The joints must be made perfectly airtight, so that there is no leakage of water and air bubbles don't enter the bottles. Moreover, the spinning surface must have a steady motion. Otherwise, the entire rhythm of the tornado would be disrupted. The steps are few; however, are important in a tornado science fair project.

The project, as it stands, is a very simple, elegant, and elementary science fair project that judges see all of the time. What you must do in order to stand out is to make this project a little bit different than everyone else's science fair project. The fact is, with a project like this, you won't get a really stunning A+ grade simply because this project didn't involve too much individual thinking. However, by taking this model as a start and exploring some related concept or by looking at some specific aspect of the model, you can really earn a fantastic grade, and maybe even win the science fair with this simple tornado science fair project.

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Christmas Sales Bosch DDS181-02 18-Volt Compact Tough Drill Driver with 2 1.5Ah Batteries 201

Dec 17, 2011 03:59:15

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Christmas Sales Bosch DDS181-02 18-Volt Compact Tough Drill Driver with 2 1.5Ah Batteries Feature

• Four-pole high-performance motor for maximum power in the most compact size
• New patented gear train and clutch enables most compact design in its class and lightest weight
• Flexible power system--both DD and HDD are compatible with every 18-volt lithium-ion Bosch battery
• Ergonomic grip zone--small diameter enables better gripping and greater comfort
• Modified orientation relative to handle increases comfort

Christmas Sales Bosch DDS181-02 18-Volt Compact Tough Drill Driver with 2 1.5Ah Batteries Overview

Ready for heavy-duty drilling applications in materials ranging from wood to metal, the small yet powerful Bosch DDS181-02 Compact Tough 18-volt lithium-ion 1/2-inch drill/driver's 7-inch head length is the smallest in its class, yet it delivers top performance. It works with all Bosch 18-volt lithium-ion batteries, and this kit includes two Slim Pack 1.5 Ah HC (high-capacity) batteries. They provide up to 50 percent more runtime over standard lithium-ion batteries and include an electronic battery fuel gauge to ensure you have enough power for the job.

Compact and lightweight with included Slim Pack HC battery (view larger).

 

Fast Speeds, High Torque, and Durable Construction

The DDS181-02 has two optimized speeds--one ideal for high-torque applications (0-500 RPM) and one ideal for high-speed applications (0-1,700 RPM)--and it provides a maximum of 600 inch-pounds of torque. The 4-pole open frame motor and newly developed gearbox provide exceptional power for such a compact drill/driver. The 18+1 clutch settings included in this Compact Tough model and a variable-speed trigger help you match the best speed to the job, so you can achieve precise results. It can drive 500 screws per charge using the BAT619G 3.0 Ah HC battery (not included).

Balanced Design and Easy Bit Changes

The ergonomically designed handle and soft-grip wrapped housing offer a comfortable fit for extended working time. The DDS181-02 comes complete with a single-sleeve 1/2-inch auto-lock chuck for one-handed bit changes, as well as increased drill-bit capacity for versatility. And for even greater convenience, LEDs provide illumination when you are working in dark or enclosed areas.

Flexible Power System

In addition to the 1.5 Ah HC lithium batteries included in this kit, this drill/driver can be used with Bosch's batteries from its 18-volt line--including the 1.3 Ah Slim Pack battery (model BAT609), the 2.6 Ah Fat Pack battery (model BAT618), and the 3.0 Ah HC Fat Pack battery (model BAT619G). If you're looking for a lightweight option, the Slim Pack is the perfect choice. If longer runtime is what you need, the Fat Pack will do the job.

ProVantage Guarantee The DDS181-02 comes with the ProVantage three-year protection plan, which guarantees two years of battery protection and one year of tool protection. Under this plan, you can receive two years of free battery replacements, tool replacement for one year, and a free tool repair package for the second and third years.

What's in the Box One Bosch DDS181-02 Compact Tough drill/driver kit with two 18-volt lithium-ion Slim Pack batteries, one 30-minute charger, one carrying case, bits, and operating instructions.

Bosch DDS181-02 Compact Tough Drill Driver Kit At a Glance: Powered by Bosch 18-volt lithium-ion batteries Maximum runtime from 1.5 Ah Slim Pack HC battery (two included) Two speed settings (0-500 RPM and 0-1,700 RPM) Maximum of 600 inch-pounds of torque 18+1 clutch settings and a variable-speed trigger Three-year ProVantage protection plan

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Makita BTP140 Review - 4 Tools in 1 - But is it Worth the Price?

One of the most innovative tools to come out for some time is the Makita BTP140. Although compact in size, this thing packs 4 tools in 1 so you have less to carry around the job site. This tool has 4 modes: impact, hammer drill, driver, and regular drill so it can serve almost any function you need.

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The Makita BTP140 is equipped with a 4-pole motor that delivers up to 1,240 in. lbs. of max torque. For the small size that this drill is, that's a ton of power. You're also getting 16 different clutch settings and 2 separate speed settings (0-700 RPM and 0-2,300 RPM)

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When you plan on drilling into masonry and concrete, you will be getting a powerful 0-27,600 BPM (blows per minute). When you need to do a simple fastening task, you can just switch to the impact mode which delivers 0-3,200 impacts per minute.

As with almost all the new Makita tools, the Makita BTP140 features the innovative new LXT Lithium-Ion technology. These 18-Volt batteries are lighter, run longer, and charge quicker than the traditional batteries you see in a lot of other drills. There is also a built-in shock absorber to protect the battery from damage.

The Optimum Charger allows a memory chip in the battery to communicate with a CPU chip in the charger to deliver the most efficient charge possible and make the batteries last longer. On average, these new Li-Ion batteries last 2.5 times longer than a standard battery.

You would think that because of the sheer power and features the Makita BTP140 provdes, it would be a bulky drill. Surprisingly though, it's very compact and weighs just 3.9 pounds and is only 7-3/8 inches in length. Comfort is very important while you're working and the ergonomic design of the BTP140 allow it to fit very nicely in your hand and reduce the chance of fatigue.

Two more really cool features of this drill are the built-in L.E.D. light and the phosphorescent bumper ring. The light helps you see in small, dark areas and the bumper ring glows in the dark so you don't have to worry about losing your drill because you can't see it.

As you can now see, the Makita BTP140 is really an awesome tool to have. It's 4 tools in 1 which means you don't have to carry as much around the job, it delivers tons of power but is still compact in size, and the Lithium-Ion battery technology is unsurpassed by any other drills on the market. I definitely recommend checking the BTP140 out.

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Attaching Wood To Concrete

A very important tip is to use the right tool for each method. When you're dealing with concrete and masonry, you're obviously dealing with extremely hard material. Woodworking hammers are too light and steel drill bits too soft. The concrete is also brittle. Hard sharp chips are likely to fly out as you work on it, so always wear safety goggles to protect your eyes.

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Nails. Nailing wood directly to concrete is probably the simplest, quickest and cheapest method. Unfortunately, once driven, these nails may jar loose from a few hammer blows to the side of the board. So, they are better for temporary fastening.

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You'll usually find two types of special nails at the hardware store, cut nails and hardened concrete nails. Drive nails with a 2- to 4-lb. hammer. Actually, it's very hard to drive nails into cured (hardened) concrete, even with a 4-lb. hammer. They work best in concrete that's only cured for a few days.

Nails can be quite effective in mortar joints, however. Mortar is softer than either the concrete block or brick, and it holds nails fairly well. For best results, drive them right along the joint edge. And here's a professional tip: for improved holding power, run a bead of glue along the backside of your wood before nailing it up.

Predrilled Fasteners. There is a family of fasteners that can be driven into a predrilled hole. These not only fasten wood to concrete, but will fasten just about anything else to concrete as well.

They install easily, simply drill through the wood and into the concrete and drive the fastener.

Drilling the hole is the only difficult part. Use a carbide tip bit. Because these holes are relatively small, your standard 1/4-inch or 3/8 inch power drill can do an adequate job, although each hole may take several minutes to bore. A hammer drill, however, will drill your hole in a matter of seconds. A hammer drill is expensive, but they can be rented. If you have a lot of holes to drill, they'll save a lot of time.

It's a good idea to glue your wood to the concrete or masonry with this system as well, especially when using screws. Once screws are jarred loose, they may not retighten.

Expansion Fasteners. These fasteners are simple, effective and can carry a heavy load. They may be retightened should they be jarred loose.

Because they require a larger hole, you really need a hammer drill to bore the concrete. If you can't buy, borrow or rent one, try boring a 1/8 inch hole first with a carbide bit. Then use progressively larger carbide bits until you reach the proper size.

Buy these fasteners long enough to wedge into the concrete as deep as the wood is thick. Drill your hole an extra 1/4 inch deep, since the bolt draws back slightly when tightened.

Power Fasteners. These are extremely fast, powerful and dangerous. They are primarily professional tools which any untrained homeowner should steer clear of until they fully understanding the safety precautions. With power fasteners you can quickly nail into just about any concrete or masonry surface. Both the air and the power-actuated systems drive hardened nails through the wood and solidly into the concrete in one shot. Flying metal, wood or concrete are certain hazards, so eye protection is essential.

Glue. Over the past ten years construction adhesives have improved and become more specialized. You can securely glue just about anything to a wall now. Since glued wood must be held tightly in place until the glue sets, it's handy to use an adhesive with another fastening system for mutual reinforcement; the glue dampens the vibration and jarring that may weaken the fasteners, and the fasteners hold the wood tightly until the glue sets.

Proper preparation ensures a good glue bond. Be sure the wood and the concrete surfaces are clean and dry. Loose paint, surface chalking or moisture will cause the bond to release. When working with a very rough surface, apply a generous bead to bridge the wider gaps between the wood and concrete.

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Christmas Sales DEWALT Bare-Tool DCD950B 1/2-Inch 18-Volt XRPHammerdrill/Drill/Driver 201

Dec 15, 2011 03:43:29

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Christmas Sales DEWALT Bare-Tool DCD950B 1/2-Inch 18-Volt XRPHammerdrill/Drill/Driver Feature

• Patented 3-speed all-metal transmission matches the tool to task for fastest application speed and improved run time
• Heavy-duty 1/2-inch self-tightening chuck tightens throughout operation providing superior bit gripping strength
• LED worklight provides increased visibility in confined spaces
• High power, high efficiency motor delivers 450 unit watts out of max power for superior performance in all drilling and fastening applications
• Best in class length for improved balance and better control; tool only, no battery

Christmas Sales DEWALT Bare-Tool DCD950B 1/2-Inch 18-Volt XRPHammerdrill/Drill/Driver Overview

Featuring an easy-handling length rated best-in-class for improved balance and better control, the DEWALT DCD950B 1/2-Inch 18-Volt XRP Hammerdrill/Drill/Driver packs a powerful punch in a heavy-duty industrial design. Powered by any DeWalt battery, this cordless tool keeps things simple and efficient with user-friendly features and a patented three-speed, all-metal transmission.

1/2-Inch 18-Volt XRP Hammerdrill/Drill/Driver At a Glance: Triple speed ranges (0 - 500, 0 - 1,250, 0 - 2,000 rpm) and (0 - 8,500, 0 - 21,250, and 0 - 34,000 bpm) 1/2-inch self-tightening chuck; 22 clutch settings High-power motor delivers 450 unit watts of max power Weighs just 3.9 pounds (without battery) for easy handling Backed by a limited three-year warranty; 90-day money-back guarantee

This hammerdrill / drill/driver has three speeds for all kinds of fastening and drilling applications. View larger.

Versatile, Powerful, and Reliable
Whether you're tackling a heavy-duty professional job like electrical rough in or basic fastening and professional maintenance, you'll appreciate the versatility and dependability of the DEWALT DCD950B 18-Volt XRP Hammerdrill/Drill/Driver. It offers 22 clutch settings, and the 1/2-inch metal, self-tightening chuck tightens throughout operation providing superior bit-gripping strength.

Its stand-out feature is its patented triple speed range (0-500, 0-1,250, 0-2,000 rpm) and a corresponding triple speed range for hammer drilling (0 - 8,500, 0 - 21,250, and 0 - 34,000 bpm) which makes it easy to match the correct speed to the job.

Efficient, Powerful Motor for Robust Operation
The DCD950B owes its robust performance to a high-power, high-efficiency motor that delivers 450 unit watts out of maximum power for superior performance in all drilling and fastening applications.

Lightweight, Compact Design for Tight Spaces
Weighing in at just 3.9 pounds (without battery), the DCD950B lets you work all day without putting excessive strain on wrists and hands. Its compact size also makes it easy for you to drill in tight spaces like under sinks, and in corners or a closet.

Powered by Convenient, Long-Lasting XPR Batteries
The DCD950B uses any DeWalt 18-volt batteries - ideally XRP, which power the entire DEWALT line of 18-volt tools allowing users to run multiple tools off of the same battery packs.

Warranty Information
The DEWALT DCD950B 1/2-Inch 18-Volt XRP Hammerdrill / Drill/Driver is backed by a limited three-year warranty, 90-day money-back guarantee, and one-year free service contract.

What's in the Box
1/2-inch Hammerdrill/Drill/Driver, 360-degree side handle, and manual.

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24v and 36v Cordless Drills

When most people think about cordless drills, they think about 18v or 14.4v drills. Those are the most widely made cordless tools and they will cover most tasks. But there's another class of cordless drivers that perform more demanding tasks. These would be 24 volt and 36 volt cordless drills. These higher voltage drills provide more torque and more run-time.

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A good 18 volt cordless driver will drill holes and drive screws into the toughest wood. There are even 18 volt hammer drills. You can make a few holes into cinder block and possibly even small holes into concrete. But if you want to drill larger holes into concrete or drill lots of masonry holes, then you're going to need something more. There's only so much power you can cram into an 18 volt battery. A 24 volt battery will allow both more energy storage and more power to flow at once. A 36 volt battery allows even more.

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For example, the Milwaukee V28 line, which is actually a 28 volt system, provides 600 inch pounds of torque. Hilti 36 volt drills provide even more. This isn't quite the same amount of torque you can get from a corded hammer drill, but it's close. It's enough to do almost any task a hammer drill will do. The Hilti products are very expensive, some over 00. But as with most things, you get what you pay for.

That means there are cheaper drills as well. For example, Black and Decker makes a 24v cordless drill. But a good quality 18 volt driver will perform better than a budget 24 volt drill. However, it will also cost more as well.

So if you're looking for more power and want to pick up a 24V or 36V cordless drill then make sure you check the specifications to make sure it actually has more battery capacity and torque. And also make sure you buy from a quality manufacturer.

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Latest Power Tools for the Trade

For all men who love their power tools, this article will let you in on a secret on what makes a perfect tool box. If you are a professional woodworker or a craftsman, here are the top power tools for the trade. 

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Power drill: If you are going to buy just one modern tool, go or this one. It is versatile, effective and an essential part of every tool box. Circular saw: This is another of the latest tools for the trade you can't do without. You can do cross cuts with this easily on small and large planks of wood. Jigsaw: This is a great modern tool that lets you make detailed curving line cuts in plywood. Important investment, as all users claim. Drill press: This is a modern tool that you will need for jobs that require precise drilling and can be used easily by mounting on a stationary base. It is a good idea to for some information before buying any type of tool.

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Plunge router: If you are planning to do some sort of fine woodwork, you will need this latest tool. It will help you do work that has great finishing. Rotary tools: This is one versatile tool that is perfect for doing detailed works. Orbital palm sander: This is another latest tool for the trade that will cut your sanding time into two. It will also save your wrist from the task of exerting itself too much. Compound miter saw: This is a commonly used item and found in the tool box of most professionals.

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Drill Battery Reconditioning

Nickel-Cadmium batteries, also known as NiCads, are commonly used in power tools such as a drill. As you continue to use these tools, the batteries go into a continuous cycle of charging and discharging. As a result, they can accumulate dendrite crystal build-up, which is commonly known as "memory." This build-up causes the gradual reduction of the charge that a battery can hold until one day, your battery just goes completely dead.

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That was the bad news. The good news is that there is a way for you to erase the memory and bring your battery back to life. Circuit drill battery reconditioning is a process that is easy enough for you to embark on as a DIY project. It can save you from buying an expensive new one for your board drill and give you the satisfaction of being able to rejuvenate your batteries and have it working as if it was brand-new. Here's how to recondition drill batteries:

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Locate the positive and negative ends of the battery and then run a test to make sure that the battery is fully discharged. If it still has a bit of power left, run the drill without obstruction until the battery is completely discharged. As soon as the battery is discharged, put on your protective gear and eyewear. Take the black clamp of a 12-volt charger and then secure it on your battery's negative end. Tap the positive end with the red clamp of the battery charger. Take note that this process may cause sparks to be emitted from the battery, which is why it is important for you to wear protective gear while working.

Hold both clamps in position for about three seconds before you release it. Be careful not to let the two clamps make contact with each other. Run the NiCad through a tester to determine if it has been restored to full charge. You may have to repeat the process a couple of times more in order for the battery to reach full charge. Be careful not to overcharge the battery, though, as this can cause it to catch fire, explode, or spray you with battery acid, which can be harmful to your skin. Circuit drill battery reconditioning is quite a hazardous process, and it is best done by someone who has experience in electrical work. If you are a first-timer, it may be best to take instruction from an expert before conducting the process on your own.

So, the next time a drill battery gives up on you, you don't have to give up on it. Before going out to look for a replacement battery, why don't you try reconditioning the old battery first? Everything has become so costly these days that it is always a good idea to get savings wherever and however you can. What's best is that reconditioning works not only on circuit drill batteries, but on any other NiCad or lead acid battery as well.

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