Would I need to purchase anything else (battery) in order to use? I know absolutely NOTHING about power tools
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Hint: for a 2" nail, keep all fingers 3" away from whatever you're nailing. Perhaps hire a contractor.
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Hello, Thank you for writing ACME Tools. The DWFP12231 Brad Nailer is a Pneumatic tool so you will have to use an Air Compressor and a hose with the proper fittings. Other than that, this unit is very straight forward and easy to use.
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You will need an air compressor with a minimum of 80psi working pressure? Connect and go . If you don't have an air compressor you should consider a cordless model.
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Battery NO, but you better read very carefully. You will NEED a compressor and air hose
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No, it is the tool only, if you already have 18V batteries this is the cheapest way to go. The impact wrench is very powerful, I wish I would have bought it a long tome ago.
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i think that expension tools are what you buy as bare tools once you have 1 tool with the charger and couple of batteries, meaning expending your tool set. hope this satisfy you as an answer.
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yes - I own a lot of DeWalt cordless tools that use the same battery. I just bought a 2pack at Lowe's for about $100.00 - you only need one charger. This is the only DeWalt tool I have had a negative comment on. Do not like it!
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It uses the usual cordless tool batteries. You'll need both a battery and a charger.
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You have to look at their model number and/or query the seller. These tools are sold with and without charger and batteries. When they do not include charger and batteries they are reffered to as "bare tool". Bare tools are a great way to expand your tool inventory without having to pay a lot of money BECAUSE the most expensive item on ANY of these tools are, precisely, the BATTERY and the CHARGER. That being said, you DO NOT EVER want to pay money to buy a used battery or charger. Good Luck.
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You can use it with a battery (deep cycle) connected between it and your 12 volt tools. The convertor keeps your battery "topped" off as your tools draw power from it.
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The item I bought was "bare bones" and had no charger or battery. Since I already have other 20v DeWalt tools, it was not a problem.
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Not needed, but if you have a lot to go through it does help. Also, you may happen to have a number of these power adapters laying around, you might already have one that works. Check that before buying one.
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It depends on the type. Some are bare tools, some are packages. If you don't see it in the description, then I'd say no. Search for ones including a battery.
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I bought a "bare tool" only. I have other 20v Dewalts and plenty of batteries. So watch out for "bare tool" it means No Battery-No Charger-No Case. However, I got lucky and there was a battery included, I think it was a Factory Re-Conditioned tool and it came that way in a plain card ord box. So if you need a battery,charger & case don't order just a bare tool.
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Most 20v tools are compatible together. You can get DCB200, DCB204, DCB203 batteries and the DCB10q charger. IT would be cheaper for you to go out and buy another 20v tool that has a charger and batteries that comes with the tool than to just go out and buy a battery and charger. Hope This Helps!
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I have several cordless power tools, more voltage means more power. Make sure it's Lithium Ion and not NiCad or NiMH, if they even still make those...LiIon sit on the shelf and hold their charge forever, the others don't. More costly, but worth it.
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Batteries were interchangeable as of a few years ago. Each tool comes with a battery anyway; I have found it useful to have backups. Remember, these are light-duty tools. For medium work, opt for the extension-cord models. For heavy work get ones with gas engines.
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No, the bare tool version is for if you already have compatible batteries & charger.
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It requires a cord, which is good because you get constant full power to complete the job vs. having to stop and wait around for the battery to charge. The cord is better for home owners, because you will only pull this out for occasional projects and then put the tool away. The battery operated tool requires recharge and will lose it's charge and effectiveness if not used regularly. Then you will have to buy a new battery, which is expensive.
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The tool does not come with a battery. The 3.0 AH battery costs about 130 for two, and then you would also need a charger.