Solving Battery Powered Tools BIG Problem!

[@grandpadre8811]

How about these battery adapters the allow youth use batteries across brand platforms?

[@TitanRaider23]

Yay

[@Spartin11794]

Someone makes the. I havent used them but I heard they work well

[@derrickthd]

They work well for occasional use but you don't want to use one on a tool you're really going to lean on.

[@GmoneyX112]

I have the Dewalt and the Milwaukee Battery holders and they work great! I got mine at Amazon $23 each pack, I mounted mine in my Toughbuilt Stacktech tool boxes. When you open the lid, on the lid there are holes you can screw them in and it works awesome! The screws they give you didn't fit well so I had to use my own screws to make it work. My friend did his also on the Dewalt 2.0 and he said it was great also.

[@david-wi2wh]

Thank you for the video(s). Always interesting, like your sense of humor.

[@PaulS2912]

I had my daughter print some dewalt battery mounts a few years ago. They come in pretty handy.

[@JackKirbyFan]

Hey Vince. I do enjoy the Neat Tools mounts for the many flex batteries I have to keep track of. Actually I love them. Solved a major organization problem .

[@brandonhackley7067]

I love having the functionality of all 3 things it can do vs just a belt clip. Here is how I made my choice on what brand to go with back in the day. When I started in the trades the company I worked for ues dewalt tool only. That was back when they had the big fan chargers for the battery. My experience with then at the time was lack of power not reliable. My dad had milwaukee and they out perform Dewalt all day long

[@Rood67]

First video from this channel; thank you KZbin algorithm for finally getting around to recommending. Great video, I like the humor, and thank you for no unnecessary cursing; which allows me to share with the grandkids as well as peeps at church.

[@jshome7004]

I used a wooden shim for the tool mount to work with a tool with a belt clip. I have been using the battery and tool mounts for over a year with my DeWalt tools and batteries. Thy have held up well.

[@jjk8383]

Love Stealthmounts…I use 2 colors for each battery type so I can keep track of what’s charged and what’s not…the cardboard strip they come attached to actually has hole spacing and layout for multiple mounts side by side. Takes guesswork out on layout. Also, they have a spacer for the belt clip issue as an accessory

[@joeindustry]

I forgot all about that charging station tree! 👍 I’ve got and use those stealth mount battery holders for DeWalt 12 and 20 volt batteries. Work great and I would recommend them to everyone.

[@blackdragon44]

Cat. Ok this was cool & those mounts seem pretty good. Also gonna need to see more of that cat going forward

[@Timothy-NH]

More companies need to send you stuff to review and show off!

[@danfd26233]

What's nice about the Makita, the belt clip can go on either side

[@ChristiannTyler]

Dewalt is great and budget friendly as is the m12 lineup. If you’re just starting build on the Milwaukee stuff. They’re just that little bit better than the rest.

[@stephenleepmg113]

Hello 👋 VCG I like them and we have those battery mounts in the shop. I run fairly mobile, agile, and some what aggressive business. So ruffly 80% of my batteries are on wheels one way or another and for everything else there is always the handy generator 😊. The only down side to Stealth Mount is they do not have German Metabo mounts or Fein 12 volt mounts.

[@toddincabo]

👍 Good Job. I made my own bit holders for my 12v Milwaukee tools with some rubber bit holders from old packs and Gorilla Glue, works great. Need me some of them there magnet holders though.

[@klingerwvu5253]

The best test....is the test of time.

[@Timothy-NH]

For the Milwaukee issue, but put a 3/4" spacer behind the wall mount.

[@Room1sixtyfive]

I have 30 or 32 Milwaukee batteries and all of them are hanging with 3d printed mounts, also my Milwaukee tools some of them are hanging with 3d printed mounts the only thing I haven't looked at is at the belt clip magnetic thingy.

[@MakeWithMike]

Gotta catch em all !

[@georgeferlazzo7936]

Hello again, Vince and Vcg Thank you for another Great Video 👍 I got to be honest, I do like the idea. But my issue is tool box storage in a drawer. I am running the M12 combo kit. Do they offer something I can use. Again thank you 👌

[@michaelespinoza433]

Love this !!!

[@AlexGuo-28]

Stealthmounts seems very cool for organizing tools and batteries, but have you heard or tested the universal battery? CEENR PDnation 4.0Ah battery + tool adapters

[@WEALRO]

So the magnet but holder I use all 1in bits in it and keep a barrel in the gun so I can just swap the small tips , I found it was awkward storing longer bits in the magnet

[@OOMAN]

If you have belt hooks on your tools and want to mount them on the wall, just mount them on a corner or put a 2x behind the mount and put 'em vertical... 🤦‍♂

[@AnonVideos]

This is a great idea. I needed some battery covers / wall mounts for my cordless Craftsman V20 tools. (Really Craftsman, you don’t include battery covers with the battery purchase??) I found someone on Etsy who was 3D printing them. They were $5 or $6 each. I am happy with my purchase but may have purchased these instead if available. The more choices the better 😊

[@plantsandfish5512]

Was that Howard Eskin making a camio?

[@MegaTreeGuy]

Dang flex looking a little depressed over there in the corner lol

[@jserr9682]

Bro thank you for this vieo

[@jwanilpatel3223]

Everyone knows Milwaukee is the best ... The amount of tools they have and their quality is on next level

[@DanielJones-nl9qd]

Can u Say ur a Milwaukee fanboy without saying ur a Milwaukee fanboy

[@blackdragon44]

Except they're not

[@jchoneandonly]

I've had excellent experience with Milwaukee and DeWalt. Makita has some great quality of life tools. Ego is superior for yard work I think

[@angelcastro2402]

I use something similar the battery holder they really good. I love But the tool holder only works on 1/4 inch impact and small drills and light tools ,heavy tools always break the tool holder

[@DependableAutoTruck]

i think the battery storage system should also charge because when you put up tools the batteries don't need to be just stored they need to be charged for the next day.

[@seanperson2032]

Edit: I'm sorry their tool mounts only work if you also pay them for their little extra belt loopy thing? Who do they think they are, Apple? Also spider Bit Grippers are a much better on-tool bit storage product than those bit holders look. They allow you to store the bits on the head of your driver so you aren't poking your hand with bits when using the tool.

[@Gabriel-i1z1z]

What with leaky batteries

[@erkinozdil9266]

Im the milwaukee man from Holland. Can we put mx on m18 😅

[@Epiclights]

What about flex?

[@maze400]

Does anyone make a converter to turn a cordless into a corded tool?

[@tylerh7647]

@@maze400 I looked into this a couple years back and came to the conclusion that no, no one does, and it might be impossible. Somehow stepping 120v down to 18v still won't provide the amperage to run it? Or the transformer to do it would be unreasonably large for the purpose

[@Tool-Collector]

Yes. Metabo HPT does for their 36v tools.

[@Benitodelacruz-d9p]

I live in nyc the most expensive place on earth , space is at a.premium , I put 4 - 6 tools in my small.packout , don't have the luxury of space

[@BZ1340]

The BIG problem with Battery powered tools is The effects the batteries have from cold weather. Its alarming how much power mine lose outdoors

[@fabao8527]

Hilti?

[@edwardschuenemeyer7661]

Nothing for flex?

[@jordanalexander615]

Pretty flex is stepping down because of sales. Still available but cutting certain tools out of their line up to focus on what more profitable. They're good power tools, but their marketing isn't very good. Not to mention dewalt cost isnt far off most their current offerings so people pass them up. Or are loyal to kobalt

[@JimMilton-jq1vd]

4:23 she’s dead brother

[@ryangaynor9715]

Chaka says "Ryobi for the win"

[@wayward-saint]

Using an impact to drive these small mounting bolts has got to be rage bait, right? As much as I love power tools, you shouldn’t use them for everything.

[@Tom_Prendiville]

Clearly the best is makita and you know it because you have two

[@GoldMineArcade]

As Jimmy would say, just go DeWALT the #1 selling tool brand (and it's not even close)

[@tylerh7647]

Ya know I see way more red tools than yellow so I had to Google if you were correct and the AI answer was that bosch are actually the biggest. Weirdly I don't see a lot of Bosch stuff on jobsites anywhere though

[@AlexY2-b6y]

DeWalt/Milwaukee only popular in the US, outside of it its Makita, Bosch, in Europe, Makita/Bosch/Dong Cheng/Worx/Devon in East & South east Asia. Not to mention tonnes of generic brands utilising Makita 18v battery platforms

[@joelrodriguez9661]

​@@tylerh7647If they are working in concrete on those jobsites, Bosch is there.

[@st7650]

The problem I have is buying a lot of battery power tools then the battery gets weak I go to buy another battery and the design changes. So you can either pay triple the price to buy a new battery or toss the tool and buy a completely new tool that fits the new updated battery. Thanks for the post Vince always love the channel

[@joelrodriguez9661]

There are brands that haven't changed the design of their battery in over a decade. Bosch is one of those brands.

[@paulgarifalakis483]

Hi Vince

[@BlakeKnowledge]

The man

[@HeebzMedia]

First

[@FredD63]

Vince mount the Milwaukee mount offset on a piece of wood so the belt mount doesn’t hit…. Also the Queen is from England not the UK which is a different country …. 🇺🇸👊🏼👊🏼✌🏼🔨🪚 Stay Safe