I just went to the Lowes store website and added the fan only for $119 to my cart and it also added a free 3mah battery and charger for free Valued at $119. So a pretty good deal there and i used my military discount for a total of $107.20 out the door.
Not bad idea, but they won’t do it. Just from the extra load on the fan motor. Engineers know most people wouldn’t clean them ,then complain about the lack of air. LOL
Looks like you are in love with that fan. Good review. Too bad is extremelly expensive. Started for $59, then $79 and now $119 and summer might go for $139 for only tool without battery or charger.
We run the 9amp flexvolts in them all the time. We don’t have any 12amps yet but have been told they are the same size as the 9’s. I’m hearing of these going on sale in the 75 to 80 range. We have them on some treated boards drying them out for upcoming sill jobs as we speak. Love these fans. Hope this helped.
Confident Home Solutions Thankyou, this helped a lot. In Canada the cost of the 12amp is $399 per battery!!!! If u find one on sale for $80 US , I’ll slit my wrist!!
I just went to the Lowes store website and added the fan only for $119 to my cart and it also added a free 3mah battery and charger for free Valued at $119. So a pretty good deal there and i used my military discount for a total of $107.20 out the door.
Awesome. We’re on scaffolding right now and both fans are up there running. You will love them. Thanks for the comment.
My dewalt battery is 18v, can I use it on dewalt 20v fan? thanks
It will run approximately three hours on that 1.5 V it’ll run about eight hours on a four amp hour and on that flex full it’ll run almost 13 hours
That looks like a really nice fan.
Would be neat if had a filter on back side so it wouldn't just ciclelate the dust.
Not bad idea, but they won’t do it. Just from the extra load on the fan motor. Engineers know most people wouldn’t clean them ,then complain about the lack of air. LOL
NIce job on the review. I just got one today. I'm impressed with it already
Awesome. They are pretty excellent. Thanks for the comment.
Looks like you are in love with that fan.
Good review.
Too bad is extremelly expensive.
Started for $59, then $79 and now $119 and summer might go for $139 for only tool without battery or charger.
We have two now. These are outstanding fans. I’ll post an update when I see these for a good deal.
@@campbellbuilt Great. I need one for hurricane season, or to work in shed or garage.
pretty cool but I usually need fans to ventilate dust. still seems like a cool tool to have around
Thanks for the comment.
Can the Flexvolt 20V/60V butteries be used on this fan? Which is the largest of those batteries that could be used?
We run the 9amp flexvolts in them all the time. We don’t have any 12amps yet but have been told they are the same size as the 9’s. I’m hearing of these going on sale in the 75 to 80 range. We have them on some treated boards drying them out for upcoming sill jobs as we speak. Love these fans. Hope this helped.
Confident Home Solutions Thankyou, this helped a lot. In Canada the cost of the 12amp is $399 per battery!!!! If u find one on sale for $80 US , I’ll slit my wrist!!
@@rHeron-wr8bs I was talking $80 for fan, not battery.
Great video.. thanks
Thanks
It's your biggest fan??
lol
I have a dewalt and a milwaukee and the milwaukee blows more on high than the dewalt on high. But the dewalt is better in everything else
“There’s nothing cool about a fan”
How ironic lol.