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Cordless very practical - when working with them you do not depend on the outlet, because it does not "linked" to it by wires. Of course, quite without the power source can not do - the batteries must be recharged. To do this you need a charger. In addition to the existing battery makes sense to buy another one - to change, thanks to this you will be able to handle large volumes of work without a break in the exercises. In the charger and the battery charged to full power for several hours. New battery required "training" - it should be charged and then discharged five to seven times - thanks to it for each charging the battery is fully charged. In the accumulator tools are used nickel-cadmium batteries, which are quickly consumed and in constant need of additional charge, especially after a long recess. However, over time batteries produce a resource completely - after thousands zaryadok they become unworkable. Drop or burn them is not recommended because this can harm the environment - used batteries can be handed over to the collection point for non-ferrous metals. Most of all battery tools are drills and screwdrivers (Drivers). Screwdrivers - very simple, with two and a half volt batteries - they are just tightening the screws and wood screws. With one battery, you can screw or unscrew from the tree about a hundred screws with a diameter of three and a length of thirty millimeters. Two-speed Cordless Drill pomoschnee - they are equipped with batteries with a voltage from seven to eighteen volts. But to create their efforts enough to drill holes in stone, wood and metal with a diameter up to ten millimeters. As a rule, when fully charged battery, you can drill about three dozen holes with a diameter of six millimeters in stone or three hundred of the same diameter holes in the tree. Another good tool - battery wrench with interchangeable heads, which is simply indispensable when unscrewed and tighten the screws - by the way, with no battery and can use it as an ordinary wrench.

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