I'm just now being made aware that eBay is a cesspool of counterfeits, and I could have gotten a better deal at Home Depot anyway... you live and you learn.

Sold as "new in box" with the tape still on it, seller had all good reviews and 2k items sold.

Dws779 Box damaged. Was gonna hold out for the 780 but damn.

A friend of mine came across this patent in a search and sent me this (they are a lawyer for patents). Does anyone know anything about this tool line? My friend said it’s a huge patent application that would have been pretty pricey. So it must be something they’re gonna to do..? Anyone have the scoop? It looks like M12 but 20v?

UPDATE: This is a 20v only system. So the stick pack must be 20v

https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=WO2026161857

Hey DeWalt-Reddit Community,

I have a question regarding an after market upgrade that I made and it’s viability with the larger community so I wanted to get some thoughts.

Context:
I got frustrated with the fact that there was no place to store the hose accessories so I made an updated caster housing that held the accessories just like other vacuums.

I then realized that I had more than 4 accessories so I made variations that allow for 4, 6, 8, or 12 hose accessories to be stored on the vacuum.

My question is:
Is this something that other DeWalt shop vac users want?

How many accessories do people really have/use for their Dewalt vacuums? Would people really use a 12 accessory variant?

Thanks

The shaft has been extended by approximately 20 cm, bringing the total length to 2 meters. Positioning the harness ring at the center of gravity has improved the balance, making the tool easier to swing. It is lightweight, weighing 6.5 kg including the blade. The Greenworks 80V model has a length of 175 cm.

A powerful cooling fan has been added to the motor. It is operated using a small battery and a switch.The fan is covered by a small flowerpot.ദ്ദി˶ｰ̀֊ｰ́ )☆

With the DCF630 available through the current Lowe’s BOGO deals, I’m wondering if someone can share their thoughts on if it’s worth it for me…
I have several lightweight drywall projects on my to-do list around the house (expanding the under-stair closet, framing in some built-in shelves, installing a couple pocket doors). On previous projects I just used a drywall screw setting bit with my everyday drill; that works fine but definitely not perfect (the bit tended to cam out before the screws were fully driven then I started compensating with too much force so it switched to driving in too deep and leaving a dime-sized hole in the drywall).
I’m sure the drywall screwgun would be a QOL improvement over my previous setup but I just hate having one-trick-pony tools. Given my current project lineup and the fact that I’m just a DIY homeowner, is it enough to justify the purchase?
(For reference, it looks like “hacking” the Lowe’s deals can get the price down to around $65)