ChrisK

Brushless circular saw. I was going to say a portable planer but that's been taken care of!!!

I will say that most guys that want their names know put it on the signature part of their profile

Hmmm.....well if you guys want to call me by my real name......Mr. Holmes.....Mr. John Holmes go for it.

You know, the one the polar bear drives in a blizzard

It's a white civic in a blizzard

Hey BMack, I bet that older saw is still running good? My Dad gave me his old Craftsman 7-1/4" saw which I replaced the cord on and it is still going strong!

I forgot I have the brushless grinder too

Oooooooo oooooo......Box 'o sugah!!!!!

Or sugar box

I don't tell a lot of guys this Mike but nice box bro!

Same here Comp. I don't borrow either. I'd feel terrible if I broke something. Plus, blades cost money too

Yeah Kruton, so far for Makita....2 bay rapid charger, 3 - 4.0s Brushless barrel grip jigsaw, X2 Chainsaw 18v sander. Really happy with my purchases thus far, that saw won't be a let down. Of course I've had my Makita magnesium hypoid saw for 6 or 7 years and love the beast.

Yeah I'm not pulling the trigger yet but that's where I'm going. I would love to try the Fuel out by I don't have any of the Milwaukee M18 tools any longer. Seems like a waste to buy one tool as I'm growing my Bosch and Makita line

If your wanting a good quality one with paying for a Grex or similar, Hitachi makes a great pinner for $90 and PC has a good one too. Both have the exhaust in the handle making the work easier

I don't loan out tools. My brother has destroyed everything I lent him so now the shop is off limits. It's different for people when they don't own the machine. It's also different for family. They think you might the occasional "oops". I will say in your case with the fire Fletcher, yeah, that's a different story. I do allow fpeople in the shop to play around with some of my tools and my Mother in Law wants to learn how to turn on the lathe and she just got to try out my Powermatic...she loved it

im not sure what in the UTB Fazzman but if this Skilsaw is it's a pro model saw with a ton of power and no weight. Really high quality saw from Skilsaw. They have separated their types of saws into Skil brand and Skilsaw and the Skilsaw end is all pro end saws. I would add, I would really like to get that Makita brushless saw (I just so.d my Dewalt 20v - actually a fantastic machine) so I can justify a Makita purchase

If that's what they are they just stick to the Velcro of your five or six inch sander. The discs aid in DC when used in conjunction with a DC unit and they last a long time. I've got a mixed box of them and even use them by hand when turning on my,lathe.

They look like Mirka mesh sanding disks

Wow. Nice!

That's one happy kid up on that box!

I've got the Skilsaw SPT67-wm22. Awesome saw. Super light, all magnesium. Compact 7-1/4 really really light. http://www.skilsaw.com/product-spt67wm22/

Yeah I'm really liking my new Bosch. A lot. The new Hiltis are honestly really well made / designed and the batteries are fantastic. Love the four bar fuel gauge and the rubber over molding around the whole thing keeps the tools from sliding around. To early to make a judgement call and I am not sure what Hilti is planning from the line so my Bosch' are quite fine. Of course my Festool CXS......

Welcome to the forum Dave. Glad to have you here

Nice madman I wanted to get a scaffold but didn't go over there. I went to the mall and woodcraft then down into the shop.

I ended up buying 6 from International tool (on line) and I stopped by woodcraft and got a set of 24s and a set of 40s