Cordless Tool Kits

A hands-on comparison of five pro-duty packages

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It used to be when a carpenter hollered, “Hand me a cordless,” everyone knew he was asking for a drill-driver. That was the only kind of cordless tool there was. Advances in battery technology mean you can now get cordless versions of bigger, more powerful tools like demo hammers, miter saws, jigsaws, and routers. But if you’re a carpenter, the three power tools you absolutely can’t live without are a circular saw, a recip saw, and a drill. So for this article I decided to look at cordless kits that contain those three items. Other combinations are available, but this group contains the basic tools of the trade. The kits I tested cost $500 to $600. It sounds

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About the Author

David Frane

David Frane is a former foreman with Thoughtforms Corp., a construction company based in West Acton, Mass., and former editor of Tools of the Trade.

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