Should You Toss Your Corded Tools?

Are you considering whether or not to switch to cordless power tools in 2023? In this video, we'll explore the pros and cons of both types of tools and help you make the decision that's best for you.
Chapters:
1:10 - Price
2:03 - Platform
3:21 - Power
5:16 - Practicality
6:17 - Profession
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[@chamferreyes6747]

I’m slowly going back to corded tools. The last 5 years have taught me a lot. The batteries don’t last. The storage the chargers the frustration is just killing my wallet and time. They have their place but corded is definitely the way to go for professionals.

[@allensketchclub8579]

I have a combination of both, and it varies on which I go to grab depending on the task at hand. I love the portability of the cordless, but there have been a few cordless purchases that were disappointing. Again, this will be a variable based upon what the task at hand is, material used, and probably personal preference.
I believe this will be quite helpful to those entering the DIY world.

[@DebtFreeDIY]

Thanks for your insight! Appreciate you watching!

[@thomasvispisiano4663]

Great advice! Platform is very important! I have too many different batteries and chargers taking up valuable space!

[@tedpuckett2779]

Good video and thanks for sharing.
I believe both corded and battery have their place. As an example.
I built a quick little stand for my Kreg K-5. All I do there is drill holes. So I have a corded drill right there with a small power strip. Never worry about a battery and don’t have a lot of $$ invested.

[@DebtFreeDIY]

That's a great idea! Love the concept of having it always ready to go! Thanks for sharing!