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Trade: Residential Construction
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120vac To 24vdc Cordless Tool Conversion
Not sure if this is the place for this, but here goes. I have a 24v Makita cordless miterbox and was wondering if it was possible to convert this to a corded tool? I have a battery that is junk and could us it to connect a power supply to. I have been online and have found 120vac to 24vdc converters.....Any info would help
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Trade: Plumbing & Electrical
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Re: 120vac To 24vdc Cordless Tool Conversion
just because you can do it, doesn't make it a good idea. THere is a DIY site for stuff like this
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Trade: carpentry/remodeling/"Yes M'am we do"
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Location: Beech Grove, Indiana, Birthplace of the "King of Cool"
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Re: 120vac To 24vdc Cordless Tool Conversion
Never saw a Makita cordless,
Ryobi makes one and it's hardly worth any effort to prolong an already miserable life span.
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Trade: HVAC
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Re: 120vac To 24vdc Cordless Tool Conversion
For the price of an adapter that would give you the right amperage to run it, you'd be better off just buying an a/c powered box. What's a delta 8" box $69 ?
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Trade: Residential Construction
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Re: 120vac To 24vdc Cordless Tool Conversion
Well that was some really good feedback....It is a Makita BLS712 Cordless slide compound miter saw....It is not a peice of junk Ryobi......You cant kill a Makita..........
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Re: 120vac To 24vdc Cordless Tool ConversionQuote:
looks pretty cool though. Maybe cheaper to go to "Batteries 'R Us" type place, or an on-line battery site and just get your batteries rebuilt. It's a fraction of the new battery price and no doubt less $ than a converter? Good luck.
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