Corded vs Cordless Power Tools

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Corded vs Cordless Power Tools

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08-06-2016, 21:13

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Re: Corded vs Cordless Power Tools

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Originally Posted by Munchskull

Think a 775Pro would be an upgrade?

No a 775pro would not be an upgrade the Dewalt 18volt and "20volt", the stock Dewalt motors are way more powerful. The 775pro most likely wouldn't last long on 18 or 20 volts anyway.

The peak power of the Dewalt 18volt motor is around 1200watts

The peak power of the 775pro run @18volts would be around 780watts

A Banebots 775-18 would most likely be the best replacement, teams probably have quite a few anyway.

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