Craftsman 19.2v Power Tool Hack

[@GodAlwaysWins]

Why didn't you link the Amazon product on here

[@TLS6723]

I know this is a old video...But, there is adapters you can get now so you can use the new V20 Craftsman batteries. Since I started buying the new V20 series tools, I bought the adapters for my 19.2V stuff.

[@ConfidenZeTheHumanTorch]

Where?

[@mikebaird1110]

thanks for a great video . Very helpful . just got my old set out , and now i can use them again . LIFE IS GOOD

[@dancearoundtheworld5360]

My dad had the same set but where thrown out due to battery issues but later i realized there is new celled tech batterys or you can buy the cells and change them out yourself and isnt hard, i wouldnt throw them out and would do both and run the adapter for current 20v batteries

[@letsfly7562]

That’s why corded tools never die. I have corded tools that are 40 years old and never needed new batteries and work at full power every time.

[@dancearoundtheworld5360]

Theres always the choice and these where still in the shitty phase but there sometimes where corded sucks like jobsite with no power and im no framer but cordless impact or circ saw just looks tighty, yeah dont really mind corded my hole hawg is my favorite tool

[@RaavingRay]

@letsfly7562 unless you ate not home and need tools that work in remote places

[@powerstrokeking]

I also bought some 6 AH 19.2 lithium batteries for my old Craftsman combo set and I’m pretty pleased. I will say be careful with them if you’re really working the drill as they don’t seem to have good over current protection. Nearly melted one down while drilling with an 18” ship auger bit. Contacts on the battery got so hot that it started to melt the battery casing.

[@powerthoughtsontools4831]

Wow, you found some six ampers!?---I loved my 19.2's Crftman. The cadmium, while suspect I suppose, went the distance for me, but I'd like to try the lithium version. Is this through Amaz?---& a particular maker for the pack?

[@powerthoughtsontools4831]

Yeah, those 19.2's (were/are) great!---People were so impatient to get to the next tech, in lithium, that I'd find Crft.drill matches at the thrift store. Those cases were really well built. And yes, while lithium has many advantages, the cadmium was a work-horse too. Thanks if you could get back to me about the current ability to be able to find the 19.2 lithiums through Amazon was it? My cadmiums finally, (after ten years) stalled. to a slow cycle range.

[@dimesonhiseyes9134]

Dude bought a new battery and battery charger and called it a hack. Saved you 8 min.

[@RaavingRay]

A boring 8 min.

[@dimesonhiseyes9134]

@@RaavingRay completely pointless 8 min. I think. I honestly can't remember. It's been 3 years since I watched this video.

[@RaavingRay]

@@dimesonhiseyes9134 7 min of babbling, 30 sec of just buy new. LOL

[@budb6018]

Thanks cause I was jumping around to find the hack and thought I missed it. 😂

[@cherribrown419]

HI, THANKS! I thought the old battery was "worn out." Husband passed '18, and I'm trying to use the tools. What I need to know is how to change the drill bit on the C3, Craftsman, 19.2. Do you have a video for this, please? Thanks again.

[@JackSquat54]

I bought the lithiums many years ago but they only will take recharges for about 2 years also. Can they be rejuvinated ?

[@daveyboy8907]

Good drills I used 1 for 7 years 6 days a week and it installed and tore out thousands of windows and doors..great drill but heavy af...Using dewalt 20 now but I can`t imagine they will outlast this 1...amazon man 15 each on battery..

[@jakebidgood7946]

I still use these myself, they’re great tools. That being said, this video is eight minutes of my life I won’t get back to tell me to buy new batteries

[@theewelder]

lol😄

[@paulrush9166]

It's kinda worth it though :)

[@ryanhamilton9709]

Yeah to much personal information we didn't click on this to hear stories about a guy ordering chargers batteries and batteries again and finally a dual battery charger all for a old black and Decker power drill!😅I really wish someone could have told this guy u can get a drill and battery and new lithium ion charger for way cheaper than the shit you bought what in the hell were you thinking!?? Was there sentimental value in a drill or something!?? But I do want to say I appreciate you making it and you seem like a very nice person!!

[@checopacheco420]

Super good stuff 🎉

[@tif321dc]

Thanks for info. So what is the best of the best replacement battery for my craftsman 19.2

[@davidmichael3137]

I love my old craftsman and this video makes me so excited, thanks for posting

[@rockdog828]

The problem I have with my Craftmen batteries 19.2 V they keep sputtering off and on work for a little bit then turn off, what’s up with that? Can this be fixed?

[@FletchDoesIt]

Sorry, hasn't been my experience... but it sounds like a short/loose connection somewhere to me.

[@dancearoundtheworld5360]

Shitty charge? but gotta have a look inside

[@beckyquery6392]

when you were saying the Energup battery was about half of the weight, were you comparing it with the 2.5 or the 5.0ah?

[@dodsonarmsco]

Excellent video. We stopped using the NICd batteries when sears brought out the Li batteries. We were only getting around two years of life out of the NiCd under heavy use. We have a large variety of the 19.2 volt craftsman tools including pruning chain saw bush trimmers, 7" and 6" circular saws and impact drivers. We found that the performance of the LI batteries greatly improves cutting power of the saws and trimmers and the impact drivers. We were also looking at the batteries on Amazon and will give them a try also.

[@FletchDoesIt]

Thanks, and thanks for watching and commenting.

[@raulgarcia7416]

Perfect very helpful love your wording right too the point thank you save me time and money

[@JackSquat54]

Ni-cads will eventually to refuse to charge after about 2 years. The register as charged as soon as you put the depleted battery on the charger.

[@raynortebaldwin8513]

I have battery pack thats charged but its not powering the drill. Battery charger says its fully charged. Whats the problem? My other battery pack works fine.

[@dancearoundtheworld5360]

Go buy a new battery and be lazy or open it up and fix it

[@basicinfo.9315]

Search KZbin on how to jump start a 19.2 volt craftsman battery. I had the same problem with 4 of my 8 batteries and this trick fixed them all.

[@victorcastro1225]

I have a craftman 19.2 impact driver, my battery charger reads the battery is fully charged but my drill doesnt work. I get nothing can anyone tell me what could be the problem with the drill. Thank you for your help.

[@dancearoundtheworld5360]

See if all the cells read the same amount. Got a volt meter?

[@beachsidebum]

Hello!!! I too have the old 19.2 kit and I too bought a new craftsman battery as I desperately needed to use my nailer.staple gun...please give me the link to the charger and the new cheaper batteries. If I can get a few cheap enuff and charger then I will keep my whole set! if not Ill just keep 1 or 2 items and my one good battery...please give the links!!!! just go to them and cut and paste the https for the battery and charger in replay thanks

[@dimesonhiseyes9134]

Just search for 19.2 craftsman battery on Amazon

[@yudelisllenas4628]

Tengo una cierra pero la batería está dañada y no la encuentro en ningún lugar en República Dominicana

[@madmarkthepyro5247]

So to sum it up you bought new batteries.

[@dancearoundtheworld5360]

yeh 8 mins to say it

[@basicinfo.9315]

You would believe how many people buy new lithium batteries and try to charge them with their old Ni-Cad charger. The information about using the correct charger is worth its weight in gold to SOME viewers.

[@westtexas806]

I'm sure the craftsman brand batteries have Samsung lithium ion batteries. And your knock off has some kinda battery with a little lithium in it somewhere. When it does just replace the batteries with Samsung's lithium ion. They will be 25+ for just the batteries

[@Chris-nw6ql]

Can you use a 19.2 batteries on a 16.8 V drill ?

[@kimjenkins320]

To much talking

[@charlescoker7752]

I bought to of the slim lithium batteries. They work in the Drill , but they want work in the old Ni-cad charger. Any way to make them work in the old chargers?

[@dimesonhiseyes9134]

No you need a lithium chemistry charger or a dual chemistry battery

[@uptownphotography]

Nice video. I have that same Craftsman drill model and NiCad batteries. Could you provide me with a link or the model number of the Lithium batteries you bought and the new charger model you bought. I would like to purchase them for my drill. Thanks again...... Phil

[@dannyo6699]

I bought a lithium ion battery for my ni-cad powered impact wrench. The battery doesn't fit into my charger. There are 2 grooves in 2 of the battery contact housings that prohibit the battery from being fully inserted into the battery charger. Is that what you encountered as well?

[@geek49203]

Yes. Grinder = problem solved.

[@wayneo7307]

Modify .

[@dancearoundtheworld5360]

You cant trust anything anymore

[@PalmettoParatrooper]

If I moved my family to NW AR, do you suppose I could find an apprenticeship or entry level carpentry position relatively quickly? It's been many moons, but I was a pretty good cut-man before the military.

[@FletchDoesIt]

Short answer is yes. Of course there are many factors and timing issues etc... Housing and new construction is booming again currently. The truss plants in the region have their parking lots full to capacity etc... i.e. they are employing a lot of people.

[@datguynate]

Holy crap get to the point! glad I started checking the comments to see that you don't have an actual hack... my only thanks is to those who commented, you saved me from watching the rest of this worthless video.

[@eastwoodrmc1995]

I think the intended pronunciation of the brand Energup is enerGy up.

[@kricketespinoza9083]

My battery register good buy the drill will not work

[@user-fx1bf4rt9m]

To the many, many stupid people that left shitty comments because they apparently couldn't handle 8 mins of raw content w/o going bananas and losing the ability to focus... Actually, Yes, he does mention a hack. I know because by watching this video I saved myself time, money, and stress- pretty much the definition. He's saying that- although craftsman (nor any other company) outright markets or endorses this- you CAN use aftermarket 19.2v batteries in old 18v craftsman hands tools. HE TRIED IT. Saved us the trouble of having to do that ourselves, see? Then, he took the time to let us know about it. That way if you meant to go buy another useless 18v nickel cadmium you could make a wiser decision. (This is when you should say thank you- not be dicks) *bonus- they now also make 18v to 20v adapters for craftsman so you can use the even better 20v DeWalt batteries. The option he mentions is cheaper and for either you'll need to also purchase a charger. Quit being trolls. It's gross

[@robbinramos7151]

Don't makes sense for that just buy the battery

[@daveyboy8907]

Heavy use drill, I used and abused it and its still going,,that is if I had a battery..lol

[@gsmalley10]

Tell Elmer the Fly to stop distracting from your video (at 4:07) 👀

[@FletchDoesIt]

Greg Smalley 😂🤣😂

[@JC-nq3ux]

any updates? do those batteries still work?

[@FletchDoesIt]

Joel Clement Yup, good!

[@geek49203]

Get some old 18v C3 tools, get a die grinder out, and modify the things to accept the 19.2 batteries.

[@FindingJoy2022]

I appreciate his effort to make the video, but he takes forever to get to the point. 6 minutes in and still no ha k.

[@lawrencekellerii4857]

8 minutes to show me 2 minutes worth of info 🤣🤣

[@guyduke9821]

There is no "hack" in this video................

[@FletchDoesIt]

Guy Duke Ok....

[@kim6803]

USELESS video, don't show how to fix battery.

[@LoneWolf-yp2mo]

waste of time ............

[@russbye4198]

video a waste of time

[@runningbear4666]

Hacks

[@heavystarch100]

Useless.

[@FletchDoesIt]

Like your comment? 🤣😂🤣. 🍻

[@dancearoundtheworld5360]

Get outta here bane