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A battery adapter that lets Milwaukee M18 18V packs run Kobalt 24V cordless tools. A built-in DC-DC converter steps the 18V input up to the voltage a fully charged 24V pack would supply, so the tool sees what it expects. It carries a BMS and is rated 55A continuous with 100A peaks, which covers most drills, drivers and saws but not the heaviest high-draw tools. It suits someone already on the M18 platform who wants to use a few Kobalt tools without buying a second battery system.
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This adapter lets a Milwaukee M18 battery power Kobalt 24V cordless tools. The M18 battery is 18V and Kobalt 24V tools expect 24V. A DC-DC converter inside the adapter holds the output where a fully charged 24V battery would sit. It works in one direction only: Milwaukee batteries powering Kobalt tools.
The battery side of the housing is injection-molded ABS, and the tool side is 3D-printed ABS. The contacts are copper. Built-in battery protection electronics (BMS) cut power before the battery is drained too far.
Use a battery of at least 3 Ah; 4 Ah or more is better. A smaller battery can sag under the heavier draw until its own protection cuts out before it is empty. Some Kobalt 24V angle grinders may need a short restart because of the delayed output protection. Turn the switch on briefly, wait about 3 seconds, then turn it on again. Most drill-style tools do not need this step.
