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I honestly want to thank You for the review. I recently took the leap to the Ingco 20v cordless from a friend recommendations. I have the 55Nm cordless drill which is a beast for my uses(outperforms my old corded 800w Black n Decker easily) . I was looking for reviews on vacuum cordless, But yours is a in depth one and even shows cleaning filter. My question is when do You need to replace the Hepa filter, or do You only have to clean with air compressor(meaning is it a consumable). Due to your review I could easily see this will work for home, thanks, gonna buy one. I was suprised to find out you fellow South African, and checked all your other ingco vids(and will check the wood working as well, just may learn something😜). There not much local reviews, so very refreshing and much appreciated 🙏🏻. I subcribed as well
It depends on which battery you use. I use the 4AH and it lasts quite some time. It's not like you have to charge after every time you use it. I will have to do a separate test to see how many minutes/hours of use I get from the 4AH bettery.
Not that I know. However, the friend who recommended the Ingco brand to me has the Makita cordless range and he 3d printed a adapter to use makita batteries on Ingco tools as he wanted the cordless Ingco glue gun. So if You know someone with a 3d printer then it can be done. It Just looks like a plate sliding into the Ingco glue gun and then the makita battery into adapter👌🏻 There is adapters available between Dewalt and Makita that I found online, But not for Ingco that I know off, hope it helps
It will definitely not work with the DeWalt batteries as is. But it is worth investing in a Ingco battery as all their cordless tools use the same ones.
