Adding and storing cordless power tools and lithium batteries
Posted By RichC on January 17, 2021
In keeping up with lithium battery powered tools, those of us who have married into a brand have our reasons (battery warranty in my case).In reading most of the comparison literature and write-up websites, Price and warranty aside, I would probably choose Milwaukee (and have for a couple 110 volt wired tools) as a rechargeable battery tool brand for my workshop today, especially if I were an everyday tradesman.
BUT … because I’ve already picked the Ridgid system which is readily available at the Home Depot with a “LSA – Lifetime Service Agreement” after registration (and 18 volt batteries purchased in a kit), I’m now busy making the best of it. My tool bags, drawers and walls (collage above) over the last few years are starting to bulge … and so I’m always looking for innovative ways to stay organized (see below) … as well as the next new tool!
The “snake light” was this year’s Christmas present from Brenda … maybe next year I will get the new 18V SubCompact Brushless 3 inch Multi-Material Saw.
Assuming a growing number of 18 volt Ridgid Lithium batteries in the next few years (Tip: mark a date on them), I wonder if I can duplicate/make a wall slide battery storage system similar to the one made by the Australian company 48Tools for “charged” batteries???
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