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What kind of projects are you using it for Comp or should I say uses?

I have not used a grinder, I've got the Rotozip with the cutoff wheels but those grinders scare the crap out of me. Small cutoff wheels one thing but I'm not interested at this point in trying these guys out.

I hadn't thought of that Comp, thanks for the device dude!

Alright NER! Can't wait to hear what you think!

Wow. I'm trying to believe in myself right now and watched this video. Now I realize there is not belief that can overcome using my size 7-1/4 head to bust through my ceiling. Thanks Funny Stupid Guy!

Honestly Jason, I don't think I would have bought one as I really like my tool boxes. But I have to admit that Klein is a fantastic bag. From the super dense rubber bottom tray to the hardened electronics pouch at the top. Great bag. I bet that Milwaukee is sweet.

That's how I started into Festool @madman_us my wife bought me a TS55REQ from Festool and my wallet has never been the same. Of course since I've met her my smile hasn't either......awwwww.......shucks....

Well on the behalf of the UTB5 winners circle..... That Klein bag is AWESOME. Thanks Dan, Eric and Klein!!!

Those look just look just like my Festool screw clamps for my TS55REQ track saw

That's absolutely gorgeous Comp. Awesome work, good for you and your wife!

Nice set up Madman. I like that stand. Your wife is awesome dude, she got you a heck of a deal!

Hey I just checked the link. The DC is still on sale! And my purchase was flawless. I had the extra dust filters within the week and the unit itself on the following Monday. That's pretty sweet.

Madman, does that take half sheets of paper? Am I correct I assuming it's non powered so basically you hand sand with the vac attached?

That's a good gripe to be honest. I'm not sure why they do that also. You can but them directly or go to http://www.ereplacementparts.com/ for one but its a pain when you pay a couple of bones and get one clip.

My take on it and shame on Milwaukee, is they really don't have a lot of woodworking tools like other manufacturers do. They have the best brushless line as it applies to trades but how about a brushless planer - or just a planer, a brushless jigsaw, brushless multi tool, cordless nailers....? I love the Milwaukee Fuel line, they're customer service when I have used it is second to none but.... They really need to start expanding into lines where Makita, Bosch and others are headed to round out other areas missing. My Fuel Hackzall is a beast. My Fuel impactor is phenomenal and my rotary tool is slick as snot but I'd like to see more offers for what I do.

Never tinned before para4175 but congratulations on the job dude! Have fun with it and learn learn learn! A very good friend of mine retired out of the Boston local and he has had a heck or career doing that job. When he retired he was using his skills part time to do high end chimney carps and decorations. Ken has had quite the career and loved it.

This is me dancing....

Freakin' thing scares the crud outta me. I wired my old shop but it was easy, I didn't have to go behind the panel.

Hey Madman....it came in last Monday! I have not hooked it up. I've got a commercial electrician coming in Monday adding a box to my service, and running lines up to the bedroom remodel and a bunch or lines in the sop. I'd add the lines but it ,eans going in the box. Chris don't go in the box. Permanent Afro. No thanks. Anyways, I'll be doing an unboxing video and the setting it up hopefully next week.

Of course then you have the Trout Troopers (Fish and Game Conservation Officers)

I'm guessing department of natural resources. Ours is called DRED....Dept of resources and economic development

Great stuff Comp and Mike. All o got was a metal junction box, 12/2 wire and a big snail knowing my last Freud light is going up today!

That KMS tool site has them for $79 Canadian and presumably when you but it you will get charged American which would be less

Yup just watched it. He did a good job!