Revive your tired Dremel battery pack  It turns out there’s
nothing more than six Nickel Cadmium AA rechargeable batteries
inside of that cordless Dremel battery pack. Yep, standard
rechargeable AA’s that you can buy most anywhere, and now you
can revive that aging battery pack by following [Stuuf's] guide.
Since you’re already at it, a few more bucks will yield a real
upgrade by using the superior Nickel Metal Hydride batteries
which should yield around three times as much use between
charging. We totally understand having a battery pack, since the
shape of the case is part of the handheld tool, and it should be
easy to interchange the battery as one unit. We just wish that
the battery pack had been designed to have the AA cells swapped
out by the user once they had reached the end of the line.  Do
you have other cordless tools in need of a pick-me-up? Check out
this Makita battery pack repair hack for a point in the right
direction.  [Thanks Bluewraith]     1. Adam Outler says:
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