ChrisK

Okay. Now I'm deep,y disturbed. I hate clowns. They freak me out. Kinda like dolls. And Carneys.....tiny hands...smell like cabbage!

Happy and safe Halloween everybody.

I'm really surprised you didn't go with Bosch! As far as the M12 goes....I've had mine for three or four years. It's a great little multi tool. Javier has a great review on this little guy. I have the M12 Rotary Tool, the M12 Multi tool and the M12 Fuel Hackzall....I love my M12 cutters. I'm hopeful they will come out with a brushless version of this little guy. Go back and give your HD manage a hug, that was a great deal plus it just opened up a new battery line for you.

Yep KWC....I wanna do what you do when I grow up! Plus cmon....VW Van....we can't get those anymore . Perfect little installer van! Nice set up dude!

DAMMIT......I'm da German!!!!! Get into da choppah!!!! My chinos and apron will protect you!!!!! Arghhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!

That's awesome BK! I might whip out the fuel tomorrow as I'll have a 100+ kids stormin La Festa De La Kelby Ranchero....or Fortress of the Damned....,,Bwahhhhh Hah Hahhhhhh HAHHHHHHHHHN..........

That would be a really cool tool fight.

Running joke from last year...Regopit superimposed a pic of me, Eric and Dan on the gay a$5 Bosch Chino dorks model,ing in Prague or something! Don't worry NE...you and me.....Festool! Green Baby.....GREEN!!!!!

But then again....it IS Festool.....

Listen ladies....when your on a liquid and cigarette diet you have to watch what you model....clearly chinos were designed for my calves and aprons are for da bitches in da kitchen...

Besides. I got a gig with Bosch. Remember???

Sorry, my agent told Toolnut no. Although I just bought a crap,load of Toolnut TShirts for $1.99 each. Gotta represent my homies from the N Y

Wow Carroll.... I thought I was old

No Shi& Dude....this is the Sh/7 man.....it's like...the SH/t man! Yesterday man....I needed a charge man and I was using this thing and.....it's the BEST thing ever man..,,,I picked up my brothers stash...., That is one happy vacuum owner! Go Makita! Go happy vacuum dude! Go dirt! It's the SH/7!!!!!

I was down to the Bosch, Makita and Festool Carvex. I bought the Carvex but the Bosch and even the Makita got phenomenal reviews. Good for you. Also love the l boxxes, I have several along with my T Locs and even a Dewalt Tough System and TStak drawer unit,

Welcome to the forum Tomdog, have fun poking around! Are you a Bosch rep?

Have you gotten to use this yet? I'm curious if there is deflection in the blade on the track.

Good for you Carrol. Also good for you wife! Your absolutely right. This is indicative of a societal problem by the way. I got a complaint lodged against me when I told some kid to take his hands out of his pocket three times. When he didn't I told h one more time and explained how hard is knock him on his ass if he didn't comply. Must be the look ony face cause he complied. About a half hour later the 24 year d boys mom called in a complaint. The problem is nowadays... People don't care. There is NO personal accountability. You just made him learn it. And your wife is right for pointing that out to the chowder heads mom too. Good for you Regopit. You did the right thing.

I'm of the opinion that was an evil laugh from KWC!

Whoa whoa whoa. Guys. Please. A bottle opener is a mandatory and much needed part of any serious wood shop. I put Milwaukee to the test in an in depth and very scientific approach to the newly (at the time when I reviewed this very serious tool) designed for wood workers and carpenters alike....not to mention grounds keepers, mechanics, janitors, firefighters, pilots (OH YEAH), Priests, Cops, Teachers, refuse technicians.....alcoholics...Bottle Opener. Europeans have every right to get upset. Sure....they get some of the best new tool releases before us....ie. Festool....Milwaukee...Dewalt etc. BUT we got the 48-22-2000! Feel free to find a quiet place to sit, put your feet up, sit in front of the stove, break open the nice cold elixir of youth (or obesity and violence if you will) or Beer and read at your leisure.... http://professional-power-tool-guide.com/power-tool-forum/index.php?/topic/2023-milwaukee-48-22-2000-review-of-a-serious-tool/

Yeah NE...I bought....the ES125 sander, Midi (second one....this one is for my duh duh duhhhhh Kapex and Dewalt Planer), CXS, C15 and the Kapex! Wanted to get a the EHL850 but... That'll wait. So....I don't need a bigger trailer, I need a bigger shop.

Thanks NE.....now it's the waiting game....is it here? Is it here yet??? Is it coming today?? Super stoked dude!

The generator rode on over fifty wheels!

Three stories is about forty feet or a little over 11 meters tall

Claudio....about six years ago I took a detail for PSNH. I had too escort a generator to a new per plant in Derry NH. The generator came in on a ship to the nuclear power plant and it took three days to escort it from Seabrook to Derry. It's only about sixty miles! On the night I took the detail we (State Troopers) met with personnel from three fire departments, PSNH and a bout thirty local Police Officers. My job was to follow the generator which was being towed by one GIGANTIC tractor and being pushed by on GIGANTIC tractor. The wheels on the tractors were ten feet in diameter. The generator was over three stories tall and about forty feet wide. It was probably a good hundred and fifty feet long and weighed over ONE MILLION ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS, Every time we got to a power line PSNH crews would loose. The power lines and use cranes to lift them up as the generator moved by. There were probably over a hundred PSNH guys working this detail on the particular night. We started at 800 pm and I got home at 630 am. The distance driven for the detail....four miles. I couldn't average my speed but at one point the Trooper next to me had to wake me up. I had fallen asleep at around three am driving behind this thing. He was driving next to me. We were averaging less than a mi,e per hour. Outside of gigantic ships coming in to the channel that is the biggest moving thing I have ever seen.