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I have been watching this guy on youtube for sometime now. He builds some wild and crazy shit. Check him out.

Looking good comp

If you google Milwaukee 48-22-8030 Jobsite Organizer you will find one company that has them for sale for $29.99. If thats what they are going to sell for I'll stick with the DeWalt for $19.99

I have 2 track saw now the ts 55 REQ and the ts 75 so the last thing I need is another track saw. The fact that it is cordless is nice but I'm fine the the cord and the auto on vac. As for the SD Drill I have the Milwaukee SD 2620 and I'm looking at the new 2715. At this stage the last thing I want to start is another battery platform.

The ToolNut sent out a email blast about some new tools from FesTool. TSC 55 CORDLESS TRACKSAW $725 with battery and charger and no track, $465 tool only and $825 for the whole kit BHC 18 CORLDESS HAMMER DRILL $400 tool only and $595 for the kit you can check out what else is new from festool here http://campaign.r20.constantcontact.com/render?ca=108ff96a-4401-4fa7-9b05-cb476599584c&c=945e6690-bf8f-11e3-858d-d4ae5275b1a5&ch=958d49a0-bf8f-11e3-85a9-d4ae5275b1a5

My dad and uncles had a Tile stone and marble business that they started in 1950 I'm trying to find the photos of a swimming pool they did in 1960 that had 3 mosaic mermaids in the bottom. I just remember them saying that it took them over 6 months to do.

This was done years ago with my uncle for some retro tile company. All hand cuts with a wet saw. Now you can have it custom made no cuts just lay it out and put it up. He made up panels and hot glued the tiles to them in the shop and took the to the showroom to install them. Once we got to the job it was easy to keep it all straight. Just pop them off and put them up.

I picked up the Milwaukee bag and a few DeWalt boxes

I hope that It is a simple job and not like this one because by the end you are ready to hang yourself. A lot of cuts and a lot of edge stoning

You guys are cracking me up talking about feeling old and pointing out how old some of us are, but that day will come we will be here drinking our coffee while you are dragging your ass to work.

A screw in the water line is the only thing that could make this story any better

When I was growing up we had a lot of Shipfitters that lived in our neighborhood due to the fact the we had Bethlehem steel shipyard here in Baltimore. They did a lot of fab and structural work.

I have used the tool nut because of TIA and have spent over two grand.

You are not not first person or the last person to do that.

Had a great time. Dan & Eric are a lot of fun to hang out with. When we hear them talk about just doing it that's no bs they just turn on the camera and roll with it.

I live 15 minutes from the Stanley Black and Decker DeWalt Head quarters and they never have anything like that around here. The biggest thing they have is some guy with a pop up tent and a pick-up at Home Depot every once in a while.

Thanks and yes that was me. Oahu you say. I had a job interview at Oahu gas back in the 90's.

So what you are saying is that the electric line is just under the surface of the dry wall and the only thing covering the wire is the dry wall mud.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdfdwU91Z2I&list=FLxvUj8YOirx49GuIGrNehlQ&index=1

Great review Chris. Now you told me that you used that hook driver on your part time job as a sex swing installer.

Aloha and welcome to the forum you are now Ohana.

Nice setup Nalu and on top of that you are living and working in paradise. What island are you on.

This gives me some hope that Milwaukee will be releasing some nailers this year.

I know that the HD near my house had a kits impact, drill, cir saw. and flshlight, bag and 2 18v batterys for $60

Check this out. he also has some other benches