FerTheHandyman

Nice video Chase. Before you know it you'll have a whole lot of tools but you'll never have enough (I know I won't). Good luck and have fun with your projects that's what it's all about.

The one by my house has about three aisles and it seems like their tool selection is pretty up to date.

I wish I could keep them that organized but I always end up throwing them in my truck for a job and throwing them back anywhere in the garage when I'm done only to load diffrent tools for a diffrent job. A never ending battle trying to keep them organized.

Oh my bad.

I just saw it at the store looks pretty good but I have'nt used it.

I can't see them either.

I use the hammer function on my cordless once in a while when I just have to drill a couple holes but I do have my corded 1" Dewalt SDS for the more aggresive stuff. I agree with Tool Junkie about getting the corded version. Chase if you get the corded version you'll probably pay less than your brushless cordless. I got mine for $200 and they included a free 1/4' impact.

I only have the impact and hammer drill but will soon be upgrading my recip and circular. How bout you?

Yeah copper will last forever you just gotta make sure you wipe down the extra flux so it does'nt corrode it over time.

Cpvc is great for tearing it out.

That's really cool must make the battery last a lot longer but it cost as much as the light. I think I'll pass for now. Thanks for the link though.

No did'nt know they had one. Were do they have it?

Thanks

I also prefer copper. I am working with cpvc right now but it seems weak I don't like it but that's what the customer wants. We're remodeling a Best Western in Kenosha. I've used pex a few times were it was existing but personally I would only use it on a straight run.

The bigger the better. I agree it does a little weak I might get it as a back up later on.

That's pretty good. You should post the item number here if they have more than one so I can get one.

I agree the mini recip I bought from Milwaukee only came with one so I had to buy two more for like $60.

I like my Dewalt gooseneck flashlight. Specially when doing plumbing in cabinets.

What do you prefer to use on water supply lines? Copper, galvanized, pex, pvc, cpvc?

That would be real cool.

I've bought a couple of Dewalt tools that we're refurbished and have'nt had a problem with them. If it's cheep enough go for it.

Not me.

I buy Bosch for masonry for sds and standard. They have lasted me a long time for the price.

That music makes this video really seem sad... But this is really cool.

They have them at Menards here in Kenosha. The price is'nt bad the most expensive one was like $35 and they have a few different styles but they are shorter than the fubar.