Sometimes we have home improvement projects that require us to do a few odd things along the way. Other times, we may have a craft project that requires a specialized tool for things such as drilling a small hole, sanding down something, cutting through a pipe or other material, carving small details in a piece of wood or a number of other things. Obviously when we have this many odd and end jobs that need to be done, the last thing we want to do is go and purchase the individual tool required for each job. This is precisely what rotary tools are used for. It's always a good idea to have a good rotary tool in the house. One of the best rotary tools on the market is the Dremel 8000.
The Bosch AKE 30 Li feels light in the hands, but the torque packed into that engine is incredible. It oils itself to keep the chain from drying out, and it is easy to check the level of the oil. This is an important feature, because letting the oil run out will damage the chain, guide and workings of the saw in just a small amount of time. Another thing that adds to the easiness of the Bosch AKE 30 Li is ergonomics. The handle is made of a spongy material lithium stocks copyright that is easy on the hands. This allows you to use the saw from several positions in comfort. This feature on the Bosch AKE 30 Li also will get you through hour after hour of sawing without much damage to your hands and wrists.
1) Makita BTD144 - Class leader for run-time. LXT Lithium-Ion batteries provide 35% longer time between charges. Class leader for impact rate. Delivers up to 3,400 IPM, about 10% higher than average.
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Japanese automaker, Mitsubishi, on the other hand, confirmed that its i-MieV (Mitsubishi Innovative Electric Vehicle) electric car will be presented to US market before 2012. A single charge of its lithium-ion batteries will take i-MieV up to 100 miles. Mitsubishi plans to produce 20,000 i-MieVs a year if its partner GS Yuasa can keep up with the demand for lithium-ion electric car batteries. There is no official word on how much Mitsubishi's electric car will cost but it is expected to be around $30,000. Little pricey, huh?
This is a great get-around electric moped with a lot of potential for use in the urban and suburban market. I'm not easily impressed, especially by mopeds and scooters, but this one gets an "A." Along with it's little brothers, the XM-3500Li electric moped and the XM-3000 electric moped, the XM-5000Li electric moped is available right now for about $6,000, nationally, through independent distributors as a 2009 model.