I have seen a lot of topics on the new cordless drills, better ergonomics, better batteries, even some on sale! I have an old C12 with 3 nickle metal hydride batteries that just won't quit. How xan I take advantage of the new technology and sales if my drill just keeps going???
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Simple, sell it, donate it or gift it. [wink]
Theshipstore
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See now I was going to respond that way but figured I needed to come up with a more PC way of saying move up to the World of Festool
I am betting its a move that wont be regretted
I am betting its a move that wont be regretted
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[size=14pt]Or just keep using it.
Isn't long life expectancy one of the reasons you purchased a Festool in the first place?
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In a survey I recently completed regarding sustainability, I listed Festool as a company producing sustainable goods. Why? Because they last longer than most, provide high user satisfaction [in most cases], are generally repairable with parts available for at least 7 years, and when the end does come, [eek] the materials in their tools are close to 100% recyclable.
My two oldest Festool's are over ten years old and still going strong. My newest is hopefully 'birthing' as I write. [smile]
Isn't long life expectancy one of the reasons you purchased a Festool in the first place?
[size=12pt]
In a survey I recently completed regarding sustainability, I listed Festool as a company producing sustainable goods. Why? Because they last longer than most, provide high user satisfaction [in most cases], are generally repairable with parts available for at least 7 years, and when the end does come, [eek] the materials in their tools are close to 100% recyclable.
My two oldest Festool's are over ten years old and still going strong. My newest is hopefully 'birthing' as I write. [smile]
