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A Welding Instructor’s Solution for Dead Cordless Tool Batteries

A welding instructor from Jonesboro, Georgia, has developed a patent-pending adapter designed to keep cordless tools running when batteries fail mid-project. By integrating a direct power option into the tool’s design, the invention aims to eliminate the downtime typically caused by depleted charges during critical construction or maintenance tasks.

A Welding Instructor’s Solution for Dead Cordless Tool Batteries
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The device, dubbed The 110 Adapter, offers a practical workaround for tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts who rely on portable equipment but cannot afford work stoppages. Its primary function is to provide a reliable secondary power source, ensuring that a corded connection is available exactly when a battery dies. The design emphasizes durability and ease of use, targeting users who prioritize efficiency in professional and personal projects.

InventHelp, which is managing the submission of this design, has confirmed that a prototype and technical documentation are available for review. The company is currently seeking manufacturers or marketers interested in licensing or purchasing the rights to the technology. Parties interested in the technical specifications or acquisition can contact InventHelp in Pittsburgh using reference number 25-TKA-800.

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