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regopit last won the day on December 29 2020
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regopit
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Land of the misfit tools
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All of Milwaukee's Light can be registered.
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Welcome to the crew.
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No problem. I hope that it works out for you. Good luck
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503 14-46-0059 Shadow Line Assembly 530 31-01-0006 LED Button Assembly Here is a link you should check out scroll down to the bottom it has photos of the install https://documents.milwaukeetool.com/54-40-2730.pdf
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Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New year or whatever Holiday you celebrate.
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The easy thing to do is send in to Milwaukee for service. It should be a warranty issue.
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Just like back in the days when you would call the IT department. They would always say Turn it off then turn it back on. That should fix it.
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In bright sunlight you are going to have a hard time seeing any laser line. For outside work your are best to use a laser receiver.
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Doing well. Thanks for asking
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It's not here in the States yet. I don't think it's bluetooth so you still would have to switch on the Vacuum and kind of defeats the purpose of being cordless. The sander still would need a hose to hook to the vacuum so you might as well have a cord and a hose so when you turn on the sander the whole rig turns on. Without a vacuum you just blowing dust everywhere.
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I picked this up a few weeks ago and have been using now to trim out and addition and for the most part I get a full day out of the battery. I replaced my Rolair JC-10 with the milwaukee.
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It's good to see then getting into the laser field. I already have have the DeWalt Green 360° 3-Plane Laser that cost $500 when I bought it a few years ago. So I don't see myself dropping $600 on a new one. 90% of my tools are Milwaukee but you have to draw the line somewhere.