With an IP67 debris/water resistance, 1 meter drop protection, and a highly visible green beam, the DeWalt DW079LGK 20V MAX* Green Rotary Tough Laser enables users to work in the toughe
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Can you provide some details as to what makes the Tineco better?
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Online description says 2.0Ah batteries, but they are 1.5Ah (DCB120).
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Keep an eye on Craigslist or Facebook market place. Might get lucky if you’re on a budget.
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Project Farm tests Jump Starter/Power Stations from:
Each of the Power Stations is tested for Jump Starter performance including a bench test and jump-starting a vehicle with a drained battery. Air Compressors/tire inflators compared for speed inflating a flat tire.
The integrated power inverters are tested for peak watts. Power Station battery capacity compared using a large power inverter and a 500-watt load.
Editor’s Note: Project Farm purchased all of the Jump Starter/Power Inverters to ensure a fair and unbiased review.
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Stanley Black & Decker today announced that it has named Joe Simms Chief Diversity Officer.
In this role, Simms will champion a broad approach to diversity, equity and inclusion to accelerate company performance, optimize organizational culture, enhance transparency and strengthen accountability. Simms will also establish key external partnerships to enhance the company’s ecosystem of diverse sources of talent and expertise.
Simms will report to Jim Loree, CEO, Stanley Black & Decker.
“Joe’s appointment represents another elevation and investment in our DE&I efforts,” said Loree. “Our purpose, For Those Who Make The World, reinforces our commitment to inclusivity for all people. More broadly, diversity, equity and inclusion are cornerstones of our culture. Joe’s strong leadership and expertise in building a diverse and inclusive culture will help accelerate our progress in achieving true equality.”
Prior to assuming the role of Chief Diversity Officer, Simms was Vice President, Human Resources for the company’s $10B Global Tools & Storage business. He oversaw HR responsibility for all commercial regions, business units and functions, in addition to centralized HR activities such as diversity and inclusion, talent acquisition and development. Simms currently serves as co-chair of the company’s African Ancestry Network and contributed to the company’s 10 Commitments to Racial Equity and Social Justice.
Simms began his career at Stanley Black & Decker in 2013 as Vice President, Human Resources for U.S. Sales & Marketing. Before joining the company, Simms worked in a variety of human resource leadership roles at PepsiCo, including Senior Director, Human Resources for Pepsi Beverage Company’s (PBC) Mid-Atlantic Region. He joined PBC in 1995 and held a number of roles with increasing leadership responsibilities during his 17-year tenure at PepsiCo.
Simms graduated from Morgan State University in Baltimore, Maryland, where he received a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology. After completing his undergraduate work, Simms received a Master of Arts degree in Labor & Industrial Relations from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Stanley Black & Decker has taken a number of steps to advance its diversity and inclusion efforts, supporting nine employee resource groups (including a Women’s Network), joining the Paradigm for Parity Coalition to address the gender gap in corporate leadership and signing on to the CEO Action for Diversity & Inclusion. The company has also participated in the Business Roundtable Diversity & Inclusion Index, where the largest U.S.-based employers are committed to building a more inclusive environment. In addition, the company’s CEO, Jim Loree was among a group of prominent CEOs to sign on to the CEO Action for Diversity & Inclusion.
Stanley Black & Decker is a $14 billion revenue, purpose-driven industrial organization. Stanley Black & Decker has 61,000 employees in more than 60 countries and operates the world’s largest tools and storage business, the world’s second largest commercial electronic security company, a leading engineered fastening business as well as Oil & Gas and Infrastructure businesses. The company’s iconic brands include Black & Decker, Bostitch, CRAFTSMAN, DEWALT, FACOM, Irwin, Lenox, Porter Cable and Stanley. Stanley Black & Decker is a company for the makers and innovators, the craftsmen and the caregivers, and those doing the hard work to make the world a better place.
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Lol it’s one year later and you consider not going into a stores period, with or without all the PPE your frightened heart desires “a small, temporary adjustment”…
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For $260 you get the:
DCF894B – Mid-Range 1/2in Impact Wrench
DCS367L1 – Compact Recip Saw with compact DCB230 3ah battery and DCB112 charger
Good deal if you want these two exact tools. You’re essentially paying eBay/marketplace prices for the two tools and getting a free battery and charger while getting it from a legit retailer and it will carry the full Dewalt warranty.
Price is good for 2/15 only or until sold out
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