I just purchased the DCD760KL 18 volt Lithium Compact Drill, Will my battery fit this saw?
760397
All Dewalt 18volt batteries fit Dewalt 18volt tools. The only thing to be concerned about is the charging. DO NOT use a NiCad charger for charging a Lithium battery. The charger will over heat and fuse the battery and charger to become one. You can use a Lithium charger for a NiCad with no effect on the charger or battery. The Lithium chargers are yellow and the NiCad chargers are Black.
760398
Yes, I believe it would. I am not absolutely sure but if you look at the pictures of te batteries it is easy to see if they are the same.
760399
Yes,18 volt is 18 volt as far as Dewalt tools. The charger is different for lithium than ni-cad.
760400
I use both the NiCad and LI Dewalt 18V batteries with my DCD760KL; tehy work equally well. There is a difference in the battery performance in that the LI batteries may last a bit linger but stops abruptly when one is exhausted; the NiCads degrade somewhat more gracefully at the end of their charge.
969066
Yes, the battery and charger for the DC970K-2 work well with this saw. Same set up I use.
1269479
You can use an 18v nano lithium battery. It won't cover the whole area that the older battery does, and it looks a bit goofy, but it will work. If you are thinking about buying one of these saws, hold out for one of the newer versions with the black rubber grip and the smaller battery bay that is intended for the Nano batteries. Either saw works just fine with either battery, but the newer version is much much more powerful and lasts longer on a battery. The older version like in the product picture is near useless, the newer version works quite well.
1903681
yes. the same batteries work all 18v Dewalt tools UNLESS you get a tool that is marked for lithium-ion.
632352
I'm not sure about the particular model you mention but would doubt it supports Dewalt batteries. My 18V 1.5Ah batteries (also Makita) don't work. I had to buy the 18V 3.0Ah battery as there is a tab on the saw that prevents the use of the smaller battery. With the 3.0Ah battery, the tool is great and I am very pleased with it.
1259404
Everything I have seen allows for the battery to be compatible for an 18 volt Makita. The Bl1815 is older and the Bl1830 and Bl1840 are upgrades.
602936
Yes it will. I have a DEWALT 18v lithium battery drill. The tool slides down over the screw to prevent slipping. But, if you are going to be driving 4" screws, make sure you have a drill with enough power also.
671167
I think all Dewalt 20V batteries will fit in any 20V Dewalt tool the only concern would be if it would have enough power to run that particular tool to perform the intended job.
256481
I don't see that battery listed, call 1-800-4-dewalt, they should be able to answer that question.
1127561
DC9180 18V XRP™ Li-Ion Battery Pack is compatible with DEWALT® 18 Volt tools
1898732
I don't know the model numbers they fit any makita 18 volt that the battery looks like that
1311740
I do not believe this battery will fit the DeW drill. Close examination of the picture of the "correct" DeW battery with the battery for my B&D; drill appears to show several bumps that are, I presume, designed to stop what is essentially the same battery being switched between the two brands.Sorry it took so long to reply.Regards,R
1751151
If it requires an 18 volt lithium battery if should interchange . That's the beauty of Makita 18 volt cordless tools , one battery fits all (18 volt)
1291108
I have no idea. We purchased the saw with the smaller battery and later purchased the bigger battery. Both work greaat. We use the smaller battery for small jobs and the big battery for the larger jobs. The bigger battery has a longer time between charges so it allows us to get more done.
992924
4-6 inch might be bit much, but if had the right blade I am sure it will work. I returned the saw because I did not realize it came with no battery and charger and i would have to spend another $90 for these. This saw is part of a family of tools that use the same battery. If you have the tools and battery and charger it is excellent saw, built well and good design layout.
1343168
As the others have already answered, yes, they both use the very same battery, mine came with two batteries, and the saw will go thru batteries far quicker than the drill, which lasts a very long time. I also paid $89.99 for mine over three years ago. This current price of $125 is high. Look around for a better deal OR a newer version of this older model.
1180640
i bought this battery for my portable handsaw and it's work for my inpact drill and regular portable drill>>>