Bharat SainiLast Updated on August 26, 2017 by Bharat Saini
The wireless revolution has left well behind the days when we used to use wired devices and power tools are no exception. You will find a number of wireless gadgets around you that are now a part of everyday life.
These new-age tools are coming up with powerful batteries (they just keep reducing the size every day), which has given them the edge over wired tools. Now take your wireless tools to your backyard or garage or wherever your service is required without carrying the extension cords further.
Now there are a lot of power tools that are now wireless. You will now find a suitable wireless power tool, whether for woodworking, landscaping, home construction, tile installation, painting, metalworking, welding, or any other purpose.
Whatever the application, you will find these tools well-balanced, practical, and powerful as wired tools. There are numerous cordless power tools you will find in tool shops. They are mainly:
Demolition Hammers
-Diamond Coring
-Drills
-Fixation
-Grinders
-Hammer Drills
Heat guns
-Lasers and instruments
-Metalworking
-Navigators
Planners
-Routers
-Sanders
Saws
-Washers
Wireless power tools may be beneficial to use, but they certainly have some limitations. The first downside of corded tools is the limited time the battery offers (this is actually evident with heavy duty work).
You need to recharge the batteries completely before starting work and if the battery runs out before your work is finished you will have to charge again which can take up to 30mins. On the other hand regular cleaning is required to your cordless power tools to keep it going. So if the job is low volume, a wireless power tool is what you should be looking for.
There are several brands of confidence when it comes to buying cordless power tools. But I recommend you try and compare products for your balance, weight in the hand, battery life, body, etc. before you make your decision.
It is best to read the reviews and compare the products and then have a short list judgment. Recommended brands for cordless power tools are Bosch, Black & Decker, Makita, DeWalt and Hitachi.
Once you complete your wireless tools and start working with it, be sure to use the recommended security equipment while working with the tools. Most tools come with warranty so if you encounter any problem your power tool does not try to service itself as it can completely damage the equipment or it can hurt you in the process, instead of carrying it To the service station companies. Also be sure to do some research to understand the specifications in a better way. Reading comments on different products is also beneficial as it helps you find more information about them. Such reviews give you a complete overview of the various products available on the block and also detail with the pros and cons of them.
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