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No. I know it has to do something with your electric source, if they’re still using coal as energy source, then no – they’re not as eco-friendly as you think they are.

I just want to add that water can also help by cooling the bit and they can also reduce friction.

If I didn’t experience owning an old Stanley 4 plane? I would still agree to what you are saying. But now that I own one, I would say that I would never go back to my old self! LOL 🤣🤣🤣 Kidding aside, vintage tools are usually built to last a lifetime – unlike the new ones that’s mass produced...

This is a breakdown of what to do, unlike these other comments. Step 1: Clear the dryer. Thoroughly clean the lint trap. Disconnect vent hose from the back. Run the dryer on: No heat or Delicate cycle. Then, check for the air coming out by placing your hand over the dryer’s vent outlet...

vinegar or other chemical could damage the black oxide coating. No, it would damage it.

Just visit amazon or ebay and search for 15Ah dewalt tool, check one by one for any tool that offer free 15Ah battery.