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 Craftsman 5 1/2 in. 19.2 Volt Cordless Trim Saw 315.114261 (#19) US $14.50 
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 ★REPAIR DEWALT FOR 9.6 12 14.4 18 19.2 24 VOLT V Fix All Your NiCad Rechargeable US $.99
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 Worx Cordless Lawn Mower with IntelliCut- 19in Mowing Path, 36 Volt US $499.99
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 Panasonic Cordless Phone AC ADAPTER Power Supply PQLV19 6 Volt US $4.00
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 Black & Decker 19-Inch 36-Volt Cordless Electric Self-Propelled Lawn Mower *f285 US $379.00
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 Milwaukee 12 Volt & 18 Volt Cordless Tool 19 Piece Screwdriving Bit Set 48321700 US $19.99
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 Black & Decker 19-Inch 36-Volt Self-Propelled Cordless Electric Mower US $469.00
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 Worx 19" Cordless 36 Volt Lawn Mower Model WG781 - SAVE $200.00 US $299.99
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 New Black & Decker CM1936 19-Inch 36-Volt Cordless Electric Lawn Mower With Remo US $559.95
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 New Black & Decker SPCM1936 19-Inch 36-Volt Cordless Electric Self-Propelled Law US $562.99
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 New WORX ECO WG780 19-Inch 24-Volt Cordless Electric Lawn Mower US $619.95
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 New WORX WG788 19-Inch 36 Volt Cordless 3-In-1 Lawn Mower With Removable Battery US $549.99
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 New WORX WG789 19-Inch 36 Volt Cordless PaceSetter Self Propelled 3-In-1 Lawn Mo US $661.97
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 SEARS CRAFTSMAN CORDLESS CIRCULAR SAW 19.2V 19 volt 973.112931 gauranteed US $24.99
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 WORX PaceSetter WG789 19-Inch 36 Volt Cordless Mower US $514.99
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 Power Tool Tools Set Cordless Drill Kit Handheld NEW 20 pc 19 Volt Kits Durable US $64.95
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 NEW NATIONAL-SPENCER 19.2 VOLT CORDLESS GREASE GUN US $189.99
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 CRAFTSMAN C3 19.V CORDLESS HEDGE TRIMMER 19.2 VOLT NEW US $54.99
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 Worx 19" Cordless 36 volt Lawn Mower #WG788 US $429.00
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 KAWASAKI 4 PC 19 VOLT CORDLESS POWER TOOL COMBO KIT NEW! US $84.00
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 Black & Decker CM1936 19" 36-Volt Cordless Electric Lawn Mower W/ Removable Batt US $409.78
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 WORX ECO WG780 19-Inch 24-Volt Cordless Electric Lawn Mower US $349.99
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 WORX WG788 19-Inch 36 Volt Cordless 3-In-1 Lawn Mower US $369.99
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 WORX WG789 19-Inch 36 Volt Cordless PaceSetter Self Propelled 3-In-1 Lawn Mower US $439.99
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How Do Batteries Affect Cordless Drills?
The battery that comes with the cordless drill will determine just how much strength and torque it has. The more voltage a battery has, the more power it will produce. While some might be enamored with buying the most powerful cordless drill, doing so may not always make the most sense. With more power comes additional weight and cost.
To illustrate, let's compare two cordless drills. The first one has 9.6 volts, weighs approximately 3.5 pounds and is priced in the range of $40 - $150. The price depends on the brand and model. The other cordless drill has 19.2 volts, weighs around 10 pounds, and is priced anywhere from $115 to $300. If you need a lot of power due to the nature of your work, then getting the 19.2 volt drill may be necessary.
However, if you are only going to use it to do odd jobs around the house and the occasional DIY project, then the 9.6 volt makes a lot more sense. The more a cordless drill weighs, the harder it will be to use and the more tired you will be.
Some cordless drill models have two batteries, so while one is charging the other can be used to power the drill. If you are going to be using a drill for hours at a time, then having two batteries on hand will really come in handy. The last thing you want is for your battery to die right in the middle of a project, and then having to wait for it to charge. If you see a cordless that you want to buy but only comes with one battery, just order another.
Even when a drill isn't running, they will still use up some of the battery. While it may not be much, it will add up over time. Therefore, when you are done using your drill, always remember to take the battery out.
Lithium Ion and Nickel Metal Hydride are the two cordless drill battery types. The latter of the two is the cheaper version, so it's probably best to avoid drills with these batteries. They tend to have memory issues, and fixing it requires a complete discharge before charging them again. If you don't do this, the battery will lose it's capacity to charge. Also, the Lithium Ion batteries will last a lot longer and provide more power.
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Frequently Asked Questions...
Is it normal for a cordless drill to emit a burning smell after buying a new battery?
I have a 19 volt Craftsman cordless drill which I have had for about 4 years. The original batteries needed replacing so I just bought a new Craftsman 19 volt battery for replacement. However, when I used the drill recently after about 15 minutes it started to emit a slight burning smell (no smoke) from the drill. I was not using the drill as often when the original batteries weakened, but when I did there was no smell. Could it be that the increased power from the new battery is causing it to burn off dust that could have settled inside the drill or is there a possible problem with the drill itself?
Answer:
I'm a tradesman and have used many power tools to me your Craftsman cordless drill seem to be biting the dust, because of the internal components are not made to last.
I own a DEWALT XRP 510 unit watts like this one http://www.dewalt.com.au/powertools/productdetails/catno/DC920KA/
One day at work I was asked to drill some 25 3/8' holes into a concrete slab to take dyna bolts,I was working on a union site where if I used a power cord it needed to be off the ground for safety reasons on hook, I had a hammer drill to do this with a power cord but couldn't be hassled with finding a power point getting stands to keep the lead off the ground and so on.
So I just used the dewalt, while drilling these holes the drill got so hot I had to stop 3 times to let the drill cool down before I could touch it again, no burnt smell and the drill never missed a beat that day or after. (The drill was still working 100%, it was me that couldn't take it being that hot)
I asked a power tool service guy once what's the difference between expensive power tool and the rest, he told me the better power tools have metal parts which can't burn out or melt which gives you the burnt plastic smell,
To answer your question I'd say the new battery is working the drill harder than it can take, if the battery was faulty I doubt your drill would even work IMO.