1980's Snap-on B&D Ratchet Battery Upgrade

Black and Decker Made Snap on Tools

Stuff I used in the video:
Charger Boards(approx $1 each READ BELOW): https://amzn.to/3N0lr1L

Models you can find:
Snap on ratchet model et1050 (I paid $35 ebay)
Snap on screwdriver et1000 (Never seen one on ebay)
Black & Decker model 9050 (I paid $25 ebay)
Craftsman model 900.111430


After Thoughts about the Video: These are the smallest cordless ratchets you can find and are fantastic in tight places where a normal cordless ratchet would never fit. These are as close to using a normal ratchet as you can find. My next favorite has to be the Makita https://amzn.to/4gFPo4T followed by this Dewalt for the shear power https://amzn.to/3XWyXtv . Both of those I use all the time but they are expensive to say the least.


-CHARGER CIRCUIT BOARDS: They run off a t4056 chip that charges lithium cells at 1amp. Some of the boards also have an output where you would power your device and it would shut off power when it got too low; "low voltage cutoff". You CAN'T use this function for power tools as they draw way too much and you will cook the board in 1 second. Wire it like I show in the video. There is no low voltage cutoff, so you will have to be smart and know when the tool is low on power. This will be your last sign to charge before you ruin the cells. Honestly you would have to be pretty oblivious to keep pushing it though as the tool will have severely reduced power.


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