silverado79

one time i bought 4 files at one, one nicholson half round two simonds and one lenox for 15 bucks it was in omaha nebraska and also i found a makita drill circular saw and impact driver combo set for 60 bucks but i didn't buy it

regopit how much would it be to ship it all together

its a drill

I was planning to them all in kits except for the sawzall

ill have a worklight review up soon

that's a cool idea I've never heard that before thanks for the input everyone

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2k5zUweDj0

i have a few "sears" labeled tools they are old "I think"

man i haven't been in my sears store since i paid $40 for a set of flare nut wrenches only to find out that they were made in china

i'm hopefully going into the construction/home building trade within the next year and so far here's what i'm planning on getting dewalt Tstaks and tough boxes dewalt tool belt with pouches m18 fuel hammer drill, circular saw, and sawzall 20v max drill driver and impact driver Klein insulated pliers and wire strippers channellock code blue pliers, screwdrivers and nutdrivers estwing hammers vaughn superbar empire 48" and 72" levels, speed square, and carpenters square komelon 200' tape irwin chalk reel and werner and louisville ladders if you have opinions or know of something better or if i left something out please reply

dont forget ryobi has lithium ion not nicd and home depot has 4 amp batteries on sale all the time

welcome to the forums you're going to love it

i would love a system like that

When I got my m12 set I took them to bed with me lol

cool find i might have to buy a few im a channellock guy but hey they are pretty cheap and who cant use more pliers wilde tools are made just under an hour from where i live and i can get them with ease

dont forget irwin i have a set and i love them

i dont know how to remove a post in a thread

it wont let me upload the picture

Here it is

Here is the battery

anything reconditioned has a 1 year warranty new tools and batteries have the lifetime warranty

that's really cool i still have some ni-cd milwaukee tools that work

nice find man craftsman is great for the price

ridgid recip saw review make sure to watch in HD

im just talking about a contractor tool list but i appreciate the advice im thinking of things like building houses and building add-ons to houses