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    What kind of cordless drill do you use and how do you like the quality and battery life?


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    Quote Originally Posted by scrap1025 View Post
    What kind of cordless drill do you use and how do you like the quality and battery life?
    The one Kenny uses is a Royabi 18v
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    Quote Originally Posted by scrap1025 View Post
    What kind of cordless drill do you use and how do you like the quality and battery life?
    I bought the Ryobi LITHIUM batteries mid 2008 - They lasted for 3 years. Both of them literally just died in the last month. Have not determined yet if it is the batteries or charger. I'm thinking the batteries due to one did work a month longer.

    BUT even though they are dead - I LOVE THEM and will buy more..... Does anyone know if Ryobi has upgraded their batteries in the last three years? No biggy I will find out soon. Will be making a purchase in the next couple weeks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BiggerHammer View Post
    I bought the Ryobi LITHIUM batteries mid 2008 - They lasted for 3 years. Both of them literally just died in the last month. Have not determined yet if it is the batteries or charger. I'm thinking the batteries due to one did work a month longer.

    BUT even though they are dead - I LOVE THEM and will buy more..... Does anyone know if Ryobi has upgraded their batteries in the last three years? No biggy I will find out soon. Will be making a purchase in the next couple weeks.
    Never tried it, but have seen where people zap the battery with a welder to revive it. Google "reviving battery welder".

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    Quote Originally Posted by IdahoScrapper View Post
    Never tried it, but have seen where people zap the battery with a welder to revive it. Google "reviving battery welder".
    LOL I tried to zap them even though the zapping isn't for the lithium... Did not work... LOL but I had fun!!!

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