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Planned obsolescence is the reason why they dont make most batteries last that long. They manufacture them in a way that cause something to fail after so many charge cycles or so much time so that you have to buy a new one. They are not looking to sell you a tool one time and have you brag about how great its battery is 10 years down the road, they want you to brag about its capability and then have a battery fail in a few years to sell you another battery. Craftsman made money from you only a couple of times on that drill, the initial sale, and the extra battery. Nowadays, they sell you the tool for almost nothing and then overpriced batteries every couple of years, and they make more money.

oh what a great comparison ... oh wait

You bought it from TEMU, you're clearly a special kind of special

Moved to UK, Craftman is not sold here. Slowly building up my Milwaukee Feul toolset. My 2012 Craftsman v20 drill won't die, and I have no plans to replace until it does. I like it mostly due to the built in H & V Levels, which are very useful, saving me from getting a drill press.

Anything good for consumers, is bad for businesses. That's why Sears is the way it is now. Trying to sell products that are actually good, doesn't make a good, consistent, greedy profit.

I own some of the newer Craftsman V20 tools They are pretty reliable nowadays The engineers that built Craftsman bolt-on/diehard where Stanley Black and Decker whom also owns DeWalt btw

I made a ton of stuff with my Craftsman Bolt On kit. I like multi use tools like this. Also had the tire pump and a bunch of other ones. Great stuff.

Jesus, man, you dont have a drill and some bits or even hand reamers? What are you doing? I thought all men had these.

I have the same one, happy to report the same

the engineers that built craftsmen batts. are working for Makita haha

I had a bolt on battery used for pumping air never would re charge. (Let it get too low) still looks new

They still make ‘ em that good. Brand is Makita.

Cmon man they gotta make production and profits 10 year plus batteries and drills is bad for business

What is this contraption?

I have the B&D Matrix, which is the same drill with different branding, and I love it. I bought the corded model because I never buy battery powered tools,. but mine is also still running like a champ and looks very similar with all sorts of different particles in it. I wish I had bought a few more attachments, but you can still find them online. I have the drill driver, impact driver, trim saw, and sander. I just used all of them pretty extensively on several projects. I would have bought the oscillating tool, but but I already have one of those. I think if I buy any more it would probably be the router. Mine was the first gen, but they released a bunch more attachments later on with the 2nd gen, and then I think it was all discontinued shortly after that. I remember that Craftsman had some different attachments, but they're all interchangeable. The Crafstman attachments are all crazy expensive online now, like $100+. I don't know who's buying them at that price when the B&D ones are available for $30-$50, and they're identical.

Honestly that's why I just buy air tools now. Toting the line sucks but everything is usually solid and good for decades.

Thats nice to hear considering its craftsman. I didn't know power tool batteries were junk these days.

I love my Craftsman Bolt On, I really wish they hadn't canceled it. I still have it!!

I got the big duffle bag of Craftsman power tools at Sears in 2006 and they're all still going strong. I bought 2 of the Lithium Die hard Lithium Ion batteries with them and they're still fine. For Ryobi, I had 2 Ryobi batteries last less than a year.

"How many watts is your drill?" "4.3 horsepower"

Yall good?