You should make an adapter that makes it an option to have the battery not on the tool for every tool, I'm sure people would love it for heavier equipment using the largest batteries they can buy but not having to carry them. I'm Canadian I expect if anyone puts this in motion it'll be here last.
@JakeDemuss90210 made Japan that’s only thing i can think of to be at that price. Definitely Milwaukee aeg are around $400. Iv decided to get the knockoff 18 volt makita one for $150 haven’t got it yet.
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You should make an adapter that makes it an option to have the battery not on the tool for every tool, I'm sure people would love it for heavier equipment using the largest batteries they can buy but not having to carry them. I'm Canadian I expect if anyone puts this in motion it'll be here last.
They do have a set up that allows this and it’s a dummy battery that is a cord connected to a real battery in a backpack.
This would be a great tool if it wasn't $1200 AUD
At first I thought you added an extra zero to that price tag by accident. But it appears not so 😢.
Edit: What is with the price man?
@@malayrojakmade in Japan
@@danielreynolds6498 yes, but the other cordless tools (drills, impacts etc are also made there). They aren't priced at $1200.
@@malayrojak can all ways buy those knockoff 18volt ones for $100 or so
@JakeDemuss90210 made Japan that’s only thing i can think of to be at that price. Definitely Milwaukee aeg are around $400. Iv decided to get the knockoff 18 volt makita one for $150 haven’t got it yet.
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