Chris Bacon wrote:

All this stuff that's said about buying expensive tools "because you
can get spares/service" is nonsense when the spare/service costs the
same as a whole new tool.

Except we are talking about a budget tool here and not an "expensive" one.

If you don't fancy shelling out for another battery, why not have the
original pack recelled? You will in all probability get a very
substantial improvement in performance out of the tool into the bargain
since the reaplcement cells will of a reasonable quality.

See for example:

http://www.re-cell.co.uk/powertool.html


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Cheers,

John.

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