Wesley S.

A Ridgid table saw.

I am thinking of getting the Ridgid R45171 table saw. It seems to have everything I need. Does anyone have experience with this saw?

I just got the Milwaukee 7 1/4 M18 circular saw with 9ah battery. I can't what to put it to work.

I just bought the 2731 with 9ah battery for 219 from cpo. Thanks for the input folks.

I am thinking about getting the Milwaukee 2731-20 7 1/4 circ saw reconditioned but I also like the 2630(new) as the other option. I can't decide on which would be better in the long run.

I am thinking about getting a circular saw and I am wondering what folks think about the new Ryobi brushless circular saw. I am debating on getting into the Ryobi platform because of all the options.

I just picked up the Milwaukee M12 hackzall and I got the jigsaw as a free bare tool. I can't to get my hands on both of this tools.

I see a lot of folks running multiple platforms now a days. I am thinking of starting a new one myself.

You might want to check out Milwaukee 2702. It's a compact brushless hammer drill that isn't going to cost a fortune and is a solid drill to boot.

I was wondering if factory reconditioned tools are a worth it. Is it a good way for a diy guy to expand their tool box or play it safe and go for the new tools?

I am really excited about this system. It looks like a solid tool organizer that can handle amything.

I found a deal on a Milwaukee 2897-22 combo kit and I can't wait to get started on some projects with it. Thanks everyone for the advice, it really help me decide on what system I wanted to invest in.

I just picked up the Milwaukee 2704 combo kit and I am really excited about it.

Thanks for all the help guys. I have narrowed down the first purchase between the DCK287D2 compact hammer kit from Dewalt and the 2799-22CX compact hammer kit from Milwaukee. I feel that either one will be a solid start for me.

I am in the process of updating my cordless tools platform. I have checked out Dewalt, Milwaukee, Makita, Ridgid and Kobalt. I am looking to use them around the house and various outdoor projects(deck). I am looking for something reliable and that will have no problems going through matieral.