Use any brand battery in any power tool 18v-20v DEWALT MILWAUKEE MAKITA PORTER CABLE BOSCH adapters

Dewalt battery in a Makita, Makita in a Milwaukee, Milwaukee in a Dewalt, Dewalt in a Ryobi, Porter Cable in a Makita..................... The possibilities are endless with battery adapters. www.instagram.com/sixtyfiveford/ #sixtyfiveford -Quick delivery USA stocked battery adapters shown in the links below- listed BATTERY you have to TOOL you want to run. 20vMaxDewalt & M18Milwaukee to Makita: https://amzn.to/2TGgJfa (DM18M) 20vMaxDewalt & M18Milwaukee to Ryobi: https://amzn.to/2uvTCJE (DM18RL) 20vMaxDewalt & M18Milwaukee to BOSCH: https://ebay.us/NlC8Lp (China) 20vMaxDewalt & M18Milwaukee to CRAFTSMAN 19.2V https://amzn.to/2RBsZuY 20vMaxDewalt to M18Milwaukee : https://amzn.to/38nKpBS 20vMaxDewalt to OLD 18v Dewalt : https://amzn.to/2TLLiAb 20vMaxDewalt & M18Milwaukee to 18v Dewalt Nicad: https://amzn.to/38zspVh M18 Milwaukee to 20vMaxDewalt : https://ebay.us/wwRFTa M18 Milwaukee to old Milwaukee NICAD v18 : https://amzn.to/3atw8W5 20v Porter Cable, Blk/D, Stanley to Makita: https://amzn.to/2RFubNX (BPS18M) 20v Porter Cable, Blk/D, Stanley to OLD nicad 18v Black & Decker: https://amzn.to/30OjGfj 20v Porter Cable, Black & Decker Stanley to 18v Nicd Porter Cable: https://amzn.to/2RmH3cQ 20v Porter Cable, Black & Decker Stanley to 19.2 Craftsman: https://amzn.to/36nevny 20v Porter Cable, Black & Decker Stanley to 18v BOSCH: https://amzn.to/2Oaf9Pp 18v Makita to 20vMax Dewalt: https://amzn.to/376fWYS (MT20DL) 18v Makita to M18 Milwaukee: https://amzn.to/2G2zwtj (MT20ML) 18v Makita to 18v Nicad Makita: https://amzn.to/37eum9x 18v Makita to ~~~Ryobi 18v : https://ebay.us/FUsq4p 18v Makita to 18v BOSCH: https://amzn.to/2viqQwJ 18v Ryobi to other tools: you will have to make your own https://youtu.be/q2eaKCzf04c -3D printed low production Hand Made adapters listed below, a little pricey but all I could find- 18v Ridgid to 18v Makita: https://ebay.us/fa4BZb 18v Ridgid to 18v ~~~Ryobi: https://ebay.us/QwbIRG M18 Milwaukee to 18v Ridgid: https://ebay.us/8b9Kes 20vMax Dewalt to 18v Ridgid: https://ebay.us/lpnTIO Makita 18v to METABO: https://ebay.us/a3SLDN Dewalt 20v to METABO: https://ebay.us/MrX5tz Metabo 18v to Dewalt Milwaukee Ridgid 3pack: https://ebay.us/YDyLVr Metabo 18v to Bosch : https://ebay.us/623PUA Metabo 18v to Hitachi : https://ebay.us/nLwzJd Dewalt 20v to SNAP-ON : https://ebay.us/NrVtkh Milwaukee 18v to SNAP-ON : https://ebay.us/lI4q4g EVERYTHING else: This guy(I don't know him) makes custom adapters on Ebay https://ebay.us/Mx5Fyx Some of the links are affiliate links and I may or may not make a few cents off of them. The links above are the cheapest USA sourced adapters I could find at the time of the video. If you can wait a month you can get them for a few dollars less from China. Use the part number I listed after the link to aid in searching. I found most from Amazon, Ebay and Ali Express. RYOBI heads up No one is making Ryobi battery to anything YET. MAKE YOUR OWN BATTERY CONVERTER ADAPTER. I've made adapters from scratch without too much trouble and you could do it in about an hour. You just need an old Ryobi junk tool(old flashlight etc) as the Ryobi battery receptor and then you'll need one of the adapters I have listed that fits the tool you want ie: DeWalt. You'll want this purchased adapter for the computer chip and battery mount. You cut the Ryobi junk tool and wire it to the Dewalt adapter. Epoxy it all together and your done. Here's a video of one I made for a different tool. https://youtu.be/q2eaKCzf04c One word of cation with Ryobi(and possibly Ridgid): They are the only current made tool with no low battery shutoff built into the tool itself. They control this entirely through the battery as their tools are backwards compatible with their 20+yr old Nicad packs. So you will need to monitor battery voltage and stop when the meter shows or when the tool starts to slow. Continuing to use the tool when it's dying could damage the Dewalt, Makita, etc battery pack. ***Lithium to Nicad tools adapters You will need to stop useing the tool before you drian the battery too low. Don't continue using the tool to the point that the tool is getting weak(low battery) or worse stops. Stop and Charge the battery. Lithium packs can be charged anytime and have zero memory effect unlike the old Nicad. Continuing to use the tool when it's dying could damage the Dewalt, Makita, Milwaukee, Black Decker etc battery pack. ******Favorite cool TOOLS from the video***** RYOBI Cordless Bandsaw P590 : https://amzn.to/2RakKa8 Makita Cordless Angle Grinder XAG09 : https://amzn.to/2G6i86T Dewalt Mid Range Impact DCF894 : https://amzn.to/2ueMC40 Milwaukee M12 3/8 stubby impact 2554-20 : https://amzn.to/2R7z1nX Porter Cable Angle Grinder PCC761: https://amzn.to/2RBoUH9  www.instagram.com/sixtyfiveford/ Will work great with an Impact Wrench, Drill, Hammer Drill, Impact Drill, Rotary Hammer, Band Saw, Circular Saw, Reciprocating Saw, Angle Grinder, Lights, etc.