NicholasShetley

Most of the times those are too big to be useful.

Well so long as no makita employees come here we will be fine:).

One who wants/waits for the new fuel tools over the brushed models

I agree with both of them. Very detailed.

I hope that we are slightly safer than that.

We have a wood stove in our 30 by 40 shop and we have had it up to 90 degrees in there before. The only thing is the stove doesn't really have a way to slow the fire down too well. We go through about 5 truckloads of wood a year.

Ah I forgot about that.

Watch the video on YouTube about it.

I don't think the self parking cars work well though.

Yeah lol. They could just unscrew the fence though, but most thiefs wouldn't go through that much trouble.

Welcome.

Hope they don't take the fence next.

That was an excellent deal.

I'm surprised that milwaukee diesnt have a fuel rotary tool yet. What I would like to see are 12 volt die grinders like the AC Delco ones, but made by other manufacturers.

They even have them here. There are only two stoplights in our town. I don't think anyone has got a ticket though. I thought they were security cameras at first.

The pressure treated stuff they used to build the lean to on our shop was incredibly tough to drive a screw in. (This was before I discovered impact drivers) I had to use my massive corded dewalt drill and push on it as hard as I could to keep the bit in the screw.

One phone call can go a long way.

Apparantly they didn't want that deck too bad.

I'm suprised it arrived that quick. It looks cool to me.

The bodywork takes a lot of time. It took him a good two years to get it to where it was before we primed it. Also over the years I have realized how much construction and automotive work have in common. There is wiring, plumbing (fuel, brakes, ect.) and more (that is all I can think of now).

I am a huge perfectionist as well so that is both good and bad.

So it is basically backwards?

They would be great stocking stuffers.

Well we got out of school at 11 and there is already an inch of sleet.

I think it would be good for multiple people at a job site with multiple people using them. They can grab a fresh battery and go.