ChrisK

Believe it or not Jeff, I still use the soap on very rare occasion with hardwoods but since getting a set of real nice drill bits with a counterbore I find I use it less and less. I got that trick from Dad too.

Only thing missing there is a Kawasaki Harley look alike, assless chaps and a handlebar mustache.

Beer. Guns. Power Tools. Women. AARGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHH feel the testosterone!!!!!!! Feel it!!!!!!!!!

Notice all the beer cans in the fridge?

Zachary, I've only heard of them in Europe. I looked a little more into it on a general search and it appears that they have a small following similar to the B&D or Skil set but truthfully, I think B&D has the corner share on their products and everybody loves the, whereas these guys don't seem to have the love.

Is it wrong that my Festool Midi looks like R2D2?

Nice Comp I'd love to hear your thoughts on the work light and if it's similar to the XPS light on Dewalt.

I've never heard anything great about their tools Comp, I think they are like Skil homeowner series tools....meh....

Nice job Nimbo! Love Unboxing videos.

Margarita Mix

I'm going to add I did a LOT of research on miter saws and wrote quite a bit last year on the topic. That Milwaukee is one heck of a deal and if they ship to the USA and you need a SCMS this is a deal you should not pass on especially with the currency conversion!

Zach, what post do you want deleted?

That's great work Zach! Something to be very proud of especially free handed!!

Welcome aboard Craig!

I've got two of them. Awesome price for a strong steel rack. Crazy price dude!

Welcome aboard Jeff! Glad to have you here sir!

Elroy Blues

Got lots done today...... 1 pen in Purple Heart, 1 pen in African Mahogany, 1 small butcher block completed in Tiger Maple and Cherry, 1 large butcher block in Tiger Maple and Black Walnut (glued, ready to be planed then cross cut and re assembled)...

Blood oath.... God, this is getting dark

Blood Hound

Welcome to the forum Richard. ,y Dad and two brothers were born in the Redding Area and I lived in Sacramento suburbs when I was a YOUNG kid, you know 1-7.

Welcome again benear, have fun on the forum!

I won a bid on a Wera ratcheting screwdriver for a great price a few months ago. I still haven't used the darn thing but all metal inside. I have to get some driver bots for it still

I'm in agreement on the battery size too. If you can get the larger cap batteries the performance is going to knock your socks off. And by the way, welcome to the forum. Keep asking away, the members here have a lot to offer and an unseemingly unlimited cash flow when it comes to spending your money for you. We also have a divorce support group

I wouldn't know what to do with those ceilings. I'd literally get nothing done as I'd stare off into what I would consider the upper atmosphere of space. One of my ideas for a new shop is a 14x28 shed with a garage door and a side door. A couple of Windows and a special place for what would be my Sawstop. You know, the one in my head. It'll happen at some point but having the shop in a "finished" way has been a real dream. Just getting to work with hardwoods that have been curing for over a year while waiting for this to get done is awesome.