MarkFitch

I figured out how to upload photos.. I cant wait untill next week im going to get me a TIA shirt! And anyone know where I can get the stickers?

I got such a great deal I couldn't pass it up. Bought the drill impact combo onsale with a free tool. Bought the circular saw a month later. I bought them in January of this year and they have been used about everyday and the have been great and the impact is my favorite. They have more than surprised me. So about a month ago I picked up a 4.0 battery on sale. Thought I was not going to be pleased with them but for the price it was worth a shot and definitely the best choice in my opinion. Love the magnets on top the really are useful holding an extra bit or a different type.

Would love to have this to add to my PC collection.

Hey guys, I think I have uncovered a new product that I can not seem to find any information on or about but just this order page from the manufacturers website.Here are some screenshots I have taken and if you want to look for yourself it wasnt hard to find.

Mobile is more convenient for me

And one quick question where would I post some new info on some tools I stumbled upon?

Thanks Everyone. Conductor southern part on the ohio river about an hour from W.V. I am on mobile right now but when I get on the pc I'll try to see how I can upload some photos to share with you all! Not unless someone can give me some direction on doing so?

Have any of you guys considered the M18 Hackzall? Im not sure at the moment if it is fuel or not? I thought Fuel was for the brushless line right? My Drill and impact say Fuel on them. Brushless hammer drill and 3 speed impact kit with the 4.0s and I dont recall seeing it on either the hackzall or sawzall and having both the sawzall has been used maybe one time to try it out. It never comes out of the tool box. The hackzall is the go to for almost everything. Has been in the wet while plumbing and is just great. Smaller yet powerful great tool. Cabt wait to check out the new fuel M18 7 1/4 circular saw. And add it to the mix.

Hey fellow TIA. Members. I have been a TIA fan for a while now. Started on review videos before I realized what it was. Made my first post to the forums back in February of this year... Looking for advise.. I watch and stop bye TiA 4 days out of the week if only for a few minutes while eating lunch. Im not much on posting to social media. So you may not see alot of me. But im going to try to work on sharing more. I work at a Cabinet Shop / Design Center and we handle and deal with everything from precise woodworking to complete design and remodeling/renovating. From kitchen to bath, and from roofs to framing. So thank you everyone for being so helpful and to the Tools In Action crew. For all of your hard work and wonderful productions. From Ohio Thanks Mark

Most likely it will be for laminate flooring and trim work. For stair str8ngers we have always used a circular saw and a jig saw always has worked fine. Mainly I need it for trim and I dont know how often I will be using it. If I could cut this trim any other way for this room I wouldnt buy one but it never hurts to have more tools..!!!!

I am in the market for a compound miter saw. I would like dual bevel. But do I need the slide.? Hopefully you can help me see the advantages and disadvantages of each and I can make the right decision for me. Slide over dual bevel. single bevel slide. Dual bevel non sliding. Dual bevel sliding. 10 and 12 inch. Thanks.

Hey guys thanks for all the feed back I have been so busy. I didnt forget you though.

Need to purchase my first finish nailer. I am thinking about either the dewalt xrp 18 volt or the paslode Gas angled finish nailer both 18 gauge guns.. and angled.. Or anyone else have any suggestions. It will only be used a few times here and there not a whole lot.