Use any brand battery in any power tool 18v-20v DEWALT MILWAUKEE MAKITA PORTER CABLE BOSCH adapters

Dewalt battery in a Makita, Makita in a Milwaukee, Milwaukee in a Dewalt, Dewalt in a Ryobi, Porter Cable in a Makita..................... The possibilities are endless with battery adapters. ?Battery adapters shown in the links below listed BATTERY you have to the brand of TOOL you want to run. *DeWALT 20v Battery *M18 Milwaukee Battery *Makita 18v Battery *Craftsman v20 Max *20v Porter Cable, Black and Decker, Stanley batteries(18v Bostitch) *Dewalt 20v AND *Milwaukee M18 (accepts both brands) *BOSCH 18v *Ridgid 18v *Metabo HPT /Hitachi 18v *18v Ryobi *KOBALT 24v *WORX 20v Some of the links are affiliate links and I may or may not make a few cents off of them. If you can wait a month you can get them for a few dollars less from China. One word of cation with Ryobi(and possibly Ridgid): They are the only current made tool with no low battery shutoff built into the tool itself. They control this entirely through the battery as their tools are backwards compatible with their 20+yr old Nicad packs. So you will need to monitor battery voltage and stop when the meter shows or when the tool starts to slow. Continuing to use the tool when it&dying could damage the Dewalt, Makita, etc battery pack. You will need to stop using the tool before you drain the battery too low. Don&continue using the tool to the point that the tool is getting weak(low battery) or worse stops. Stop and Charge the battery. Lithium packs can be charged anytime and have zero memory...