regopit
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Welcome to the forum
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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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On 9/22/2020 at 2:46 PM, LibertyPJ said:
I bought the Dewalt laser because it was green and was supposed to be easy to see in bright daylight. However I found that not to be true, I was unable to as were my employees. I will write more detailed review ASAP. What about Milwaukee green lasers? Is it the same problem on those lasers?
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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1 hour ago, Bigmikez said:
Thanks Rego!! Hope you and your family are doing great brotha!!!
Doing well. Thanks for asking
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Thanks Bigmikez
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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.
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Nice job that looks great!
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7 hours ago, Eric - TIA said:
Wow that looks awesome. That rivals most garage set ups. Nice set up. I love being organized, this is a great set up.
It makes it easy to find what you need and what tools are missing,
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took some time the other day to clean it out.
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Welcome to the crew. look around and enjoy your time here.
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Welcome to the forum
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You could look into Flex Vacuums. I have the festool and the Flex. The flex works just as well as the festool and it cost less then the festool
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Welcome to the forum. Take some time to look around and take in some of the good info you will find here.
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looking good Big MikeZ
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I will not be at the World of Concrete but next week I'll will be at the International Builders show in Vegas. I don't think people realize how massive these show are. You spend 4 or 5 days there and still don't see everything there is to see.
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Very nice.
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Welcome to the crew!
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Welcome to the crew
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On 12/29/2019 at 12:46 AM, paulengr said:
I’m confused. Cordless “framing” nail gun? The market is 99% pneumatic for a reason. A few finish nails sure but for framing you’d never use an electric gun. Way too slow and charge limited. Maybe BC to frame out an electrical panel or minor plumbing rough in for stubs but it’s not really a framing nailer.
That’s like showing up to a crane job with a come along on an A frame and a crew of HD day laborers that don’t speak English instead of a crane and certified riggers. Sure it might get it done but it’s not the right tool for the job.As a remodeler I find them perfect for framing. Why drag out a compressor and hose plus a gun to frame out a wall, doorway of whatever framing job you have. Now would I frame a whole house with one? Probable not.
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Thomas
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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