New cordless tools fall 2025

[luvmytoolz]

still have to lift it up and down tons of times....I like to use the 4mm for drawer boxes and if you need to make 20 drawers, that is 80 pieces of wood and 320 holes, even if you get 4 pieces of wood together at once, that is a ton of holding and lifting and setting down.....it adds up

I weighed my batteries a couple weeks ago and from memory I think the 5Ah came in around 225gm or so, so I actually think despite the very minimal extra weight, the D handle leads to a vastly improved work flow with less effort as it's so much more ergonomic, especially with the DF500 where you have to very awkwardly grip the end of the motor housing while keeping it held firm enough to not move under load.

The DF700 is far heavier and larger than the DF500, but is a joy to manage as the handle provides an amazing level of control and balance, I find it a massive improvement over the DF500, and I fully expect the new cordless will be just as good to operate.

 

[mdfireman]

It would be so cool to get the power station in the US. Then, every vac could become cordless without limitation. And while I’m dreaming, the TKS 80

 

[Cheese]

It would be so cool to get the power station in the US. Then, every vac could become cordless without limitation. And while I’m dreaming, the TKS 80

FWIW...the price has recently been dropped by 1200€. I think it's probably on its way out as each module is 21.6V and only produces 86Wh of energy.