DEWALT FLEXVOLT 60-Volt MAX Lithium-Ion Cordless Brushless 7-1/4 in. Wormdrive Style Circ Saw w/ Battery 2Ah, Charger and Bag
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Get a great deal on Black+Decker Upright Vacuum Cleaner at Amazon right now. Its regular price is $50, but now you can buy it for…
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Yesterday
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08:47 PM
#9
Edit: ah, I just realized that this is the corded version. It’s still an amazing deal but I’m trying to go battery for all hand power tools on my shop… The order is placed but I’m going to have to sleep on the decision. My current jigsaw is a beat to hell skil from a yard sale and I go to the bandsaw or scroll saw for everything because it’s a pain to use it. This would be a sure upgrade but I would be replacing it once the jigsaw+router deal pops again. I suppose the question is: what’s the resale value on this corded version…?
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Today
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05:57 PM
#2
in comparison to the Milwaukee Ax carbide tipped demo blades I got last month (2 for $11) this Dewalt set is a better value at $10. The Ax cut great at first but didn’t provide much better service life in comparison to the Dewalts.
Just remember: this set drops to $10 with great regularly, so don’t rush to buy if you don’t need blades soon.
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Most of us wouldn’t dream of mixing power tools and booze, but Black+Decker, perhaps known best for its lineup of tools, is getting into the bartending game. As part of CES 2022, Black+Decker announced “Bev,” an at-home bartending machine designed to take the guesswork out of mixing an evening cocktail.
To be fair, Black+Decker does also make a variety of home appliances, so maybe it’s not that unusual the company is launching this countertop bartender. The machine looks huge; kind of like a Keurig crossed with a BowFlex. With beefy arms that encircle up to five bottles of liquor and drilling-rig-style straws that penetrate the bottle tops for instant extractions, you can keep a variety of common alcohols at the ready for an impromptu sipping session.
But where things get interesting is that Black+Decker has teamed up with Bartesian to use premixed cocktail pods (no alcohol, just mixes) to expand the variety of drinks your Bev can crank out. Bartesian makes dozens of cocktail mixers that are meant for use with a variety of spirits and have different flavor profiles (and, for the most part, contain simply water, sugar and various flavorings). Interestingly Black+Decker Bev costs less than Bartesian’s own bartending machine.
With Bev, you can customize your drink strength, from newbie to master and LED lighting classes up the joint, even including a “party mode” for when you really want to kick that home bash into gear.
Bev by Black+Decker will be available in spring 2022, starting at $299. Bartesian cocktail capsules and bottles of spirits are, perhaps obviously, not included.
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03-07-2021
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10:44 AM
#4
If you need the tool and want the batteries and case, this is a good deal.
03-07-2021
at
03:15 PM
#6
The DCB203 batteries with a fuel gauge are nice batteries and great for low power consuming tools…. an upgrade from the basic ones and not lugging a heavier battery around all day from the belt clip. One can find the larger amp batteries for $10/amp, but these will typically be more expensive….. $75 for the 2 batteries, charger and storage box would be very reasonable, that leaves about $55 for the bare tool.
Long story short, the Dewalt has nice power, is light weight, but has a very poor impact action. Meaning, that it has good torque, but very low impacting action, and started stripping screws. The Hitachi never had that problem, and handled the same screws fine.
Before I move to a nicer model, wanted to see if you all had any experience?
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Today
at
07:31 PM
#4
I’ve purchased through Fasteners Inc several times with success. They’re a small Tool store chain in California.
Btw, how do these work for higher energy load tools such as a circular saw? Do they last a while?
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Yesterday
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03:12 PM
#2
I’m looking for a leaf blower and this tripped my deal alerts, and I got kinda excited about a potential deal… haha.
Nonetheless, thanks for posting! It looks like you’ve been with Slickdeals for a decade, and I just gave you your first 4 reputation points!
Take care,
Tofu Vic
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Thank you very much for including, “Note this is not meant for leaf blowing in the yard.”
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We have seen some automated robot bartender, or Keurig cocktail makers in the past, and Black + Decker is getting in the game with its new Bev machine. Coming off the show floor at CES 2022, the new robotic vacuum-style Bev cocktail machine makes use of Barcode-laden cocktail pods and a sort of vacuum system to suck up your alcohol of choice and create automated cocktails in seconds. Head below for a closer look and more details on the new Bev machine.
Keurig recently shuttered its automated pod-style cocktail business, leaving folks like Bartesian and its higher-end looking machine one of the only players in the game. In fact, Black + Decker is teaming up with Bartesian and makes use of its now not-so proprietary cocktail pods to offer up a more affordable option, and a not-so arguably less attractive solution.
The Bev machine uses a sort of tube and vacuum system to suck up your favorite gin, tequila, vodka, and more (up to five 750ml bottles) straight from the open vessels placed around the base of the machine to then automatically mix them together based on the barcode the pod you’re using calls for. The whole thing happens in about 30 seconds according to Black + Decker and is about as simple as these machines have gotten thus far by the looks of it – you don’t need to empty the liquor into additional jars like the Bartesian.
The Bev also redirects excess liquor back to the bottles and can even wash and clean out the tubes connecting them all on its own. While it is certainly a far more run-of-the-mill looking machine, it does have some fun party LED action to light up the bottles you’re using.
Black + Decker says the new Bev cocktail machine is scheduled to begin shipping this spring at $300, about $50 under its far more attractive partner (competitor) Bartesian.
You can get an even closer look in action via Newgadgets.de right here.
For more of the latest and greatest from the show floor in Vegas, swing by our CES 2022 news hub.
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