NicholasShetley

On toolguyd they said makita has a new 12 volt right angle drill. It doesn't look like anything special to me. http://toolguyd.com/makita-12v-right-angle-drill/

I have seen them on a carberautor to adjust the idle on. That is the only one I have ever seen.

The cutters last way longer than a grinding wheel as well, provided you don't burn it up. I did not think about hitting copper either.

Try one of these for engraving your own design. http://www.dremel.com/en-US/Accessories/Pages/SubCategories.aspx?catid=2072 I have one of them and it works great for grinding metal. I would use a cylindrical grinding stone to grind the nickels. Hope this helps. They should sell the cutters at lowes, that is where I got mine.

I saw my first torx machine screw yesterday. It was in the transfer case for my grandpas 04 silverado. I have seen torx wood screws before but we haven't used any since we have a bunch of Phillips screws.

Well said Chris, well said. Merry Christmas everyone and a happy new year.

Hope things get better.

It would be twice as tall trying to adapt 18 volt packs to 20v tools since the 18 volt batteries are stem packs. It shouldn't be too hard the other way around, it would basically extend the connectors I think.

What will you be using them for?

I like their spade bits and jigsaw blades. I have heard that their grinders are excellent as well.

Is the charger under warranty? Take it back to the store and ask them if you can try it with another battery.

Describes it perfectly.

I only had one this year. I scored high enough on my compass rest that I will only need a math class in tech school. You have my respect for going back to school.

No matter what it will never be big enough

I like the bosch daredevil ones.

I have some of those too. They are very good. I have drilled into spring steel with them

Today we cut the aluminum insulation stuff to fit in the cab. It fit excellently in all of the cab. I didn't take any pictures today or I would post them.

I would as well depending on the size of it.

He had heard that it was but we weren't sure.

Yes it does. We were surprised how forgiving the flat black was as well, it didn't show a single sanding mark.

I would be interested in one for the right price.

He used the etching primer, then the color matching primer, and paint, ect.

He did everything himself though. He was a body man out of high school for a while. He put about 10 coats of clear on it.

That isn't bad at all.

I think it should look good. This is one of those projects that you don't want to cheap out on. Do it once and do it right.