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Showing posts with label price. Show all posts

Sunday, 10 November 2013

The New Dewalt DWE315 Multi Tool

Dewalt DWE315 Multi-tool

Brand new on the release from Dewalt Power Tools... the DWE315 Multi Tool...

This newly launched electric tool is classed as an oscillating multi tool that is capable of undertaking a wide range of tasks whether on the job site or around the home. 

At the time of writing this tool claims to be able to cut through wood, cut through tile grout, act as a power scraper, and also work as a detail sander. 

As with some other brands of "Multi tools" the Dewalt DWE315 resembles a portable angle grinder but that is where similarities stop, the DWE 315 is certainly not an angle grinder! 

When we say it will cut through wood, we don't mean in the same way that a circular saw or jigsaw does. By way of its oscillating blade this multi-tool can cut and slice off small sections of timber in circumstances that you would not imagine! 

Fitting some laminate flooring? Do you need a tool to trim the bottom edge off the skirting board? this Dewalt tool will do it! 

Need to remove old grout from the wall tiles in your bathroom or kitchen? simply fit the grout removal blade... the "side to side" oscillating cutting action will slice through old grout saving you hours of time when carrying out this home improvement job!

Need to cut a small section out of some drywall / plasterboard? again, this multi tool can do it with ease, simply fit one of the tough cutting blades and apply light pressure to the oscillating edge, it will produce accurate and neat cuts time and time again...

Variable speed gives you the ultimate control...

Unlike more basic multi-tools the Dewalt DWE315 features a variable speed control. It allows the user of this power tool to vary the oscillations between a speed range of 0 to 22,000 opm for ultimate control.

Powerful 300w electric motor...

As with all Dewalt power tools this machine is fitted with a powerful motor designed to deliver the results that a professional tradesman expects from their "tools of the trade"... it's large capacity 300 watt motor allows consistent performance as well as reliability.

The new Dewalt DWE315 Multi Tool offers a "quick change" of the desired accessory.

Swap from a cutter blade to the sander head in just a few seconds... with no hex key required...

Need to connect this tool to an industrial vac? It's no problem... the Dewalt DWE315 is supplied as standard with a dust extractor adapter...



Built in LED worklight to let you see what your working on....

Now this feature may not sound as if it's important... but when you are cutting wood or plasterboard the LED onboard light really does come into it's own... mounted on the front body edge of the Dewalt DWE315 Multi-tool it lights up the work piece in the exact area you working on...

Watch a short video on the DWE315 in action....



What's included when you buy the Dewalt DWE315 Multi Tool?

At the time of writing this new Dewalt power tool is available in various packages.

Expect to see the DWE315 being sold as a "starter" set including several accessories and various grades of sandpaper, in a "kit package" where a few more accessories are included as well as a useful kit box, and probably in a standalone version where the DWE 315 is supplied just in a plain cardboard box.

If previous Dewalt launches are anything to go by expect a DWE315KT version to be on sale including a sturdy kit box, all the popular cutting and sanding attachments, and which overall represents great value for money as far as a professional Dewalt Multi Tool goes...


 

Tuesday, 26 January 2010

Dewalt DE9116 Charger

Details And Information On The Dewalt DE9116 Battery Charger

This is the standard replacement charger unit that is designed to recharge most Dewalt cordless power tool batteries that are either Nicad or NiMh.

The Dewalt DE9116 Battery Charger is the same unit that is supplied as original equipment with the majority of cordless drills, circular saws, and other cordless power tools in the Dewalt model range.

It is capable of recharging their battey packs that are 7.2v to 18v in size. This particular model is of the "intelligent" design and works by measuring each batteries packs internal cells as it charges.

The approximate charge time (depending on the size and voltage of the pack inserted) is around 30 to 50 minutes.

The DE9116 feature a status LED light to indicate when the battery pack fitted has been fully recharged.

Thursday, 21 January 2010

Dewalt DC011 Portable Radio Battery Charger

Details And Features Of The Dewalt DC011

This portable high quality radio battery charger is a great add on for any owner or user of Dewalt cordless drills and portable power tools.

Unlike other portable site radios, this is a versatile unit being capable of also recharging most popular Dewalt battery packs.

It can be purchased in both 110v and 240 volt versions depending on whether you need to run it off standard 240v mains supply in European countries, 110v mains electric in the USA, or 110 volts as its power supply using a transformer on a work site.

The Dewalt DC011 is versatile in being able to also function as a radio that can work on either an electric mains supply or also off a Dewalt rechargeable battery pack. It can be powered off most Nicad and NiMh Dewalt batteries that are in the 7.2v to 18v range.

The radio itself is an am/fm radio and fitted with a digital tuning display that shows the frequency of the particular radio station selected. This has eight (8) station presets as well as a built in clock.

To aid reception a removable flexible antenna is fitted. Being dual pivoting this provides greater durability as well as better reception.

The Dewalt DC011 Radio Battery Charger also has an auxiliary input socket which allows connection of a cd player, an mp3 player or an iPod. A plastic cd player housing case is attached to the side of this radio charger for onboard storage.

The sound output of this unit is ideal for use in the workplace. Dual stereo speakers are fitted that produce clear, sharp, and high quality sound. The speakers themselves are weather resistant and fitted with dual bass ports for maximum bass and range.

The Dewalt radio charger has a rear battery housing where a single rechargeable battery pack can be fitted for fast charging. This is also where the battery would be fitted if you wish to power the radio this way.

Depending on the voltage and battery type (nicad or nickel metal hydride) fitted, it can fully charge a flat battery between 30 and 70 minutes time. The inbuilt charger circuitry is of "intelligent" design being a three (3) stage system. This provides maximum operating time as well as extending the service life of the Dewalt battery packs.

Another feature worth mentioning is the attached carry handle and protection frame. Manufactured in a tough moulded plastic it allows easy transporation and portability, as well as good protection to the radio itself.

The DC011 is not the cheapest site radio you can buy but is a goodvalue for money considering its overall features and quality. Tradesmen can listen to the radio as they work in addition to also charging their power tools battery packs.

Feature And Specifications
  • Built In AM/FM Radio
  • Chargers Dewalt 7.2v - 18v Batteries
  • Carry Handle / Protection Frame
  • Auxiliary Input Connector
  • Digital Display And Clock
  • Weather Resistant Speakers
  • Weather Sealed Battery Housing
  • 8 Presets
  • Charge time 30 - 70 Min
  • Flexible Aerial
  • 3 Stage Charge System
  • Dual Bass Ports
  • 12 Months Warranty

Thursday, 14 January 2010

Dewalt Battery Care

Information On Caring For Dewalt Rechargeable Batteries

1) Are Genuine Dewalt Batteries Manufactured To A Higher Quality Than Alternative Brands Or Copies?

Yes. It is recommended that only genuine Dewalt branded battery units are fitted to any Dewalt Power Tool.

2) Do the battery packs need to be completely discharged before re-charging?

No. It is just the opposite. As soon as you feel or notice a significant drop in power or speed from the particular cordless tool you are using, you should stop using the battery that is fitted. It is at this time when it is best to re-charge it using the recommended charger unit. If a rechargeable battery is totally run down it could damage it.

3) Can any battery charger manufactured by Dewalt be used to charge my battery?

No. Particular Dewalt battery chargers will only recharge certain batteries. Dewalt however do make and sell several charger units which accept the majority of batteries they have produced. These are described as their "intelligent chargers. These units have been developed over the years and can accept battery packs of different voltages, capacity sizes, and chemical make up. Different specifications and fitment apply to each unit.

4) What are the model numbers of their "intelligent" multi voltage chargers?

Several code / spare part numbers apply. The most popular ones being; DE9112, DE9116, DE9117, DE9216.

5) Why does the battery become warm whilst it is being charged?

During the charging process, as the rechargeable battery reaches full power capacity some of the energy converts to heat. A battery in good condition should become warm to the touch at this point, but not become hot. If you have a Dewalt battery that gets hot after a full charge the battery or charger unit has developed a fault or reached the end of its useful service life.

6) Can the temperature affect a Dewalt battery or it's operating performance?

Yes. If the temperature is cold (below 40 degrees Fahrenheit) or too hot (105 degrees Fahrenheit or more) it will not accept a full charge. If charging is attempted in these temperature extremes the battery in most cases will suffer a reaction and be damaged, affecting it's runtime and overall performance when fitted to a power tool.

7) Can an automotive charger be used with Dewalt cordless tool batteries?

Yes. However, only the DW9109 model can be used. This will accept batteries from 7.2 volt to 18 volt in size.

8) Does a Dewalt "15 minute" rapid charger give as much power as a 1 or 2 hour charger?

Yes. The 15 minute fast charger is an "intelligent" model that uses a three (3) stage process to top up each battery pack. This high tech unit measures each internal cell, balances them, and fills each cell up to it's maximum possible capacity.

9) Can the "15 minute" intelligent charger damage a battery beacuse of it's very fast charging?

No. Due to a patented termination system this unit will not damage or harm any battery used in it. This particular charger will allow you to care for your power tools battery and get the maximum service life from it.

10) If my Dewalt battery will not hold power or accept a new charge is it faulty?

Possibly. There are however several reasons why you may have this problem. If the pack has a broken connection inside, or a single internal or multiple cell has failed, the battery will be unuseable. Other options are the battery has been charged incorrectly or with a damaged / faulty battery charger. There could be dirt or an object preventing the contacts working. Finally, due to use and age it could of reached the end of it's normal service life.