Javier

I vote for Chris's slogan: "I am TIA"

I used to be an android guy. Never had an iphone before and I used to bash apple because they were lagging with features even though secretly I wanted to be part of the iphone group. The biggest thing for me was I wanted flash which apple never supported, but then adobe ditched flash on all mobile devices, then if you wanted big screens you had to go android. With the Iphones 6's I have no excuses not to be on apple lol

My phone has a 4.7" screen. I thought it was big at the time but now I want a bigger screen a phablet phone. Hard to browse the web on a puny screen

I was looking at the iPhones today. I never liked iPhones because they were always behind the times on latest features and the screens were tiny. But now I got my eye on the 6+

I think the old phone's lasted so long because they were so simple all we really used them for was calls. Although mine would have amazing runtime compared to today's standards, the flip phone batteries would get get drained quick from extended use playing Tetris or web browsing

wow thats a really great deal especially with the new batteries- nice score Mike!

thanks guys, I agree about the wifes taking over. We usually fight over the m12 charger. Especially at the end of the day when the phones are about to die

looks nice so far, looks like its unfinished my guess is its a prototype

Got to test out the new M12 Vac this week. Its very nice and like the clear viewing window to view how full it is to let you know when its time to empty out. It has strong suction for its size and adequate suction performance for small pick ups. Check it out to see actual runtime on an XC 4.0 battery

like the setup. Those festool's look great and like the freud lighted banner- Good job Chris

great deal, HD was getting rid of these for 59. Who makes those attachment heads and were can I get some?

thanks Big Mike and madman not sure about that one Samuel- I've heard others have similar thoughts about the hp ratings on these vacs

you can use cut out tools with dremel rotary tool accessories. LIke NER said, the only downside is the cut out tools are bulkier. I've heard of people even using cordless cut out tools with small router bits so thats possible as well.

This is the one that pops up a few times a year around $40-60 at HD. Its last appearance was the last holiday season for $40. Because of the lower price there are a few differences between this and the regular $120 16 gallon model Check it out see what you guys think.

I'm sold! Lol at the first vid