Reply by hhhopks

Posted on Do you "zap" your cordless tool batteries?

546 posts in 550 days

#1 posted 289 days ago

I am not famillar with this “zap” business.
Since you guys aren’t either, please take precaution.
Better be safe than sorry. Wear insulated gloves or something.

-- I'll be a woodworker when I grow up. HHHOPKS

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