Choosing Power Tools Corded Or Cordless
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Choosing Power Tools: Corded or Cordless?
Summary:
When buying power tools, you might be torn between choosing corded or cordless options. Here's what you need to know to make the best decision.
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In the past, corded tools were the go-to choice for heavy-duty projects requiring significant power. Cordless tools lacked strength and needed frequent recharging. However, times have changed. Cordless tools now boast more power, improved battery life, and lighter designs.
A major advancement in cordless tools is the lithium battery. These batteries are lighter and last twice as long per charge compared to older types. Unlike traditional batteries that lose power as they deplete, lithium batteries maintain full power until drained. They also enable tools to achieve higher voltage and power while remaining comparably lightweight to corded versions.
With the power gap narrowing between corded and cordless tools, price may be the deciding factor. Although cordless tools are becoming more powerful and lightweight, they also tend to be more expensive. At the same price point, corded tools often offer better quality.
Consider your needs and how you plan to use the tool. For small, around-the-house projects where mobility is key, a less powerful cordless tool could be ideal. However, for larger, stationary projects, a corded tool might be the better option.
A balanced approach could be a combination of both corded and cordless tools. For instance, you might need a powerful corded saw but a cordless drill for convenience.
When exploring cordless options, consider kits that include multiple tools, shared batteries, and a charger. Be mindful of brand compatibility, as batteries are generally not interchangeable between different brands.
By evaluating these factors, you can choose the right tools to fit your needs and budget.
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