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We all like Bosch tools, that’s why we are on the forum. We use them every day. If you have a suggestion for an improvement to a tool or a change to make the tool work better then post it here. Hopefully Bosch R&D or marketing will monitor this thread and incorporate our suggestions into future tool releases.
Automotive Pro
Fayetteville, NC
(and also the World's Fastest Poster)VAC120BN
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Fayetteville, NC
(and also the World's Fastest Poster)Well…Bosch has a bunch of awesome tools available in Europe that aren’t here. While we are making requests…lets get those to North America!
I’m really disappointed in the dust collection of the 4100 table saw. It goes Everywhere even with a good shop vac hooked up. My biggest request as far as an improvement would be for better dust collection on that particular saw.
OH, and stop selling the SLOW chargers rather than the rapid version.
Jon P.
Timber Carpentry & Construction
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InstagramBetter dust collection on the TS is a great suggestion. Even with my big DC hooked up it’s marginal.
A router insert and jigsaw insert for that TS would be pretty nice too
USB port on all battery chargers.
Brad T
Self employed Pro since 2014!!longer dust chute at the GCM12SD. i dont know about the other saws how the DC is there.
18V Colt router would be cool
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Palm Springs, CABetter dust collection on the TS is a great suggestion. Even with my big DC hooked up it’s marginal.
A router insert and jigsaw insert for that TS would be pretty nice too
USB port on all battery chargers.
Heck man, A USB port would be cool on all the batteries themselves too
Allow me to second the bring NAINA tools to NA, starting with the particularly easy ones like the OFN rails, clamps etc. stuff that doesn’t even take power.
Will
One handed bit insertion on all the impact drills
bit holders on all the drills/impacts
Brad T
Self employed Pro since 2014!!Better dust collection on the TS is a great suggestion. Even with my big DC hooked up it’s marginal.
A router insert and jigsaw insert for that TS would be pretty nice too
USB port on all battery chargers.
Heck man, A USB port would be cool on all the batteries themselves too
even when its not build in, in the chargers or batteries.
an adapter would be cool for the 18V batteries like the 12V battery holster"If you're going to do something, do it right the first time"
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Palm Springs, CAI may be proven wrong here but I have had a really hard time finding the molded plastic inserts for specific tools in L-boxxes. The hardware store that carries l-boxxes here does not carry them and I would love to see them sold in stores or through the bosch website
Jim H.
Milwaukee, WII know I’ve said this many many times now, but on IDH182 if you turn on the LED with the dedicated light on/off button, make the damn thing stays on for 10 minutes or until it’s turned off again. As it is, the LED stays on for 8 seconds, same as turned on by the trigger, which makes it pointless to have a dedicated on/off button don’t you think?
I am with many others
First focus on bringing more tools to the US
Second work on catching up with the cordless tools you dont make yetNow for what the thread is actually for
Cordless grinder — Narrower barrel for easier grip, quick change blade guard, tool less arbor nut
Cordless metal saw — Lboxx and or insert set
18v batteries — Better glue on stickers covering charge meter
corded Jigsaws — blowers and lights on all models
Brute cases for 12″ recip blades
Corded OMT — lights might be nice
cordless OMT – tool less blade change
Miter saws — zero clearance inserts, laser cut guides,
PB180 – higher volumn level
Longer cords on all your corded tools “like the OMT”
just off the top of my head
I am with many others
First focus on bringing more tools to the US
Second work on catching up with the cordless tools you dont make yetNow for what the thread is actually for
Cordless grinder — Narrower barrel for easier grip, quick change blade guard, tool less arbor nut
Cordless metal saw — Lboxx and or insert set
18v batteries — Better glue on stickers covering charge meter
corded Jigsaws — blowers and lights on all models
Brute cases for 12″ recip blades
Corded OMT — lights might be nice
cordless OMT – tool less blade change
Miter saws — zero clearance inserts, laser cut guides,
PB180 – higher volumn level
Longer cords on all your corded tools “like the OMT”
just off the top of my head
I like it! Good observations, esp the mitre saw laser guides, blowers on jiggys, and longer cords. All should be put into production.
Bring more of the NAINA tools to the US, especially the 12V tools and the track system (The rails, the adapters, the other corded saws that ride on the rail since the GKT 55 and 12V circ aren’t the only ones)
Speaking of NAINA: Release delays suck especially when its over a year+ for something like the brushless 12V impact
Brushless and 7-1/4 version of a CCS180 that has a footplate that supports the track system and also has a dust extraction port/dust deflector
NAINA miter saw features like the laser module would be nice too
Vibration control version of the 5″ sanders (The ROS65 rocks, sometimes I want to have something lighter and smaller but with the same dampening)
Include some of the dust extraction accessories as a standard with kits
Table saws should have a rubber or cloth shroud wrapping the housing for the blade/motor to the top of the table so the dust port in the back can effectively be used with a dust extractor. I already did my own modifications and for a non 100% seal the amount of improvement was huge ( http://bethepro.com/forums/topic/4100-dust-control-modifications/#post-439358 )
One handed bit insertion on all the impact drills
bit holders on all the drills/impacts
Jesus, YES! I’m a Makita guy, and when I pick up my partner’s Bosch I frequently forget that I have to pull the chuck forward to get the pit to engage.
I may be proven wrong here but I have had a really hard time finding the molded plastic inserts for specific tools in L-boxxes. The hardware store that carries l-boxxes here does not carry them and I would love to see them sold in stores or through the bosch website
It’s nearly impossible to find them. Many times I’ll buy the version of a tool that I can get locally…and it doesn’t include the insert. Then I’m left to try and find one (and fail doing so.)
Jon P.
Timber Carpentry & Construction
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bit holders on all the drills/impacts
Having acquired quite a few Bosch drills/drivers/impacts this year I am in full agreement.
One handed bit insertion on all the impact drills
bit holders on all the drills/impacts
so far just the EC models come with the mountable bit holders right?!
would be definitely great if they would include one for each tool.
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Palm Springs, CAOH, and stop selling the SLOW chargers rather than the rapid version.
Those things,,,,Man why do you even need the say anything??? You put that with a tools and forget about selling and more.
Dirty
A Working Pro since 1988!
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