DeWalt's 2 main battery technologies are XR (18V) and FlexVolt (54V). So most likely you have XR batteries and yes the trimmer would use them. You'd prob want some big capacity batteries e.g. 4Ah or higher.Has anyone any experience with DeWalt hedge trimmers. Do they use the same batteries as the drills (only reason I’m considering)
I've used a couple of these for work (guitar making) in the past. Good enough for finer work, not sure they take a ½" collet.I think I might need a router, is this any good:
Bosch POF 1200 AE 1200W 8mm Electric Router 230V - Screwfix
Order online at Screwfix.com. Ideal for shaping wood, countersinking, carving grooves, edging profiles and perfecting mouldings. Squeeze switch to reach desired speed for every application and material. Offers fast router-bit change with integrated spindle lock, and template guides can be...www.screwfix.com
I've got the standard 18V version DC563? maybe, got it second hand after a mate got rid of his hedges and I was really surprised by it.Has anyone any experience with DeWalt hedge trimmers. Do they use the same batteries as the drills (only reason I’m considering)
I think I might need a router, is this any good:
Bosch POF 1200 AE 1200W 8mm Electric Router 230V - Screwfix
Order online at Screwfix.com. Ideal for shaping wood, countersinking, carving grooves, edging profiles and perfecting mouldings. Squeeze switch to reach desired speed for every application and material. Offers fast router-bit change with integrated spindle lock, and template guides can be...www.screwfix.com
No but I've seen someone do it on YTanyone coat the underdeck of the mower?
Thanks @aVdub and @LuckyBenski
I need it to trim (or at least make a first pass to enable another tool to go over for a final cut) a door trim/framed edge piece - i only need to trim off a few mil so thinking this might be a good tool to use?
I also think I might need it to create a step cut (if that is the right term to use, instead of a rounded edge I want 90 degree cut) in a frame I'm building which I think I need to fit a shower tray on to.
Lots of 'thinking' and guesswork there but especially on the latter point I should know more today.
So I need to cut into a thin piece of trim and and also 18mm OSB, do I need 1/2inch size? Why can't they use metric, always confuses me.
Yes, 5 in series x 2 and then parallel them to double up your ah.I just bought a 3rd party battery for my dewalt tools and it claims 5.5ah capacity, but I opened it up and the cells are these - https://www.batemo.com/products/batemo-cell-explorer/lg-chem-inr18650-h26a/ which are down as 2.6ah. It looks like they're wired up as 2 rows of 5, so does that double the capacity?
I've done some cabinet making with one of these and as long as you take your time it's a perfectly serviceable router, dust collection is fairly good but can be a little awkward form a visibility POV. I've got a Triton for my home built router table which has fine controls and rapid plunge which is a very nice bit of kit but overkill for occasional use DIY.I think I might need a router, is this any good:
Bosch POF 1200 AE 1200W 8mm Electric Router 230V - Screwfix
Order online at Screwfix.com. Ideal for shaping wood, countersinking, carving grooves, edging profiles and perfecting mouldings. Squeeze switch to reach desired speed for every application and material. Offers fast router-bit change with integrated spindle lock, and template guides can be...www.screwfix.com
Anyone have a bosted DeWalt trim router? The case is broken on mine