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Wickes cordless drill.
I have an ancient 18v one of these - uses Ni-Cads. All the batteries for
that - including the one I had refurbished at vast cost - are pretty well dead. And the refurbished one never delivered the same power as the originals. It is a useful drill in that it has an add on right angle adaptor, so handy for the odd awkward space. There's plenty room inside a battery case for 18v worth of 18650 Li-Ion, and I do realise I'd need to mod the charger too. Dedicated right angle cordless drills seem to be an arm and a leg - unless someone knows different? Anyone done this sort of mod? -- *Red meat is not bad for you. Fuzzy green meat is bad for you. Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
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