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Nice job BigMikeZ.

Welcome to the forum.

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We can get the Box but no Foam Inlay the only inlay we can get here in the states is for the TSTAK. When I tried to Google it it is all UK. I live 2 miles from the DeWalt Head Quarters in Towson Maryland and run into the R&D guys all the time and I can not get and answer of why they release 99% of the new stuff over seas.

I had a chance to see the Ridgid rolling box over the weekend. It is a nice box but, it is smaller then the large box from DeWalt and the retractable handle seams a little flimsy to me. Also you lose space due to the wheel wells cut into the box.

I just saw this on their web site Combo with a Tough Box http://www.dewalt.com/tools/cordless-combo-packs-20v-max-combo-packs-dckts290l2.aspx

I have the six pack charger I keep here at the house that I will put my dead batteries on when I get home. So far I have not had to use the 2 chargers that I carry with me.

I have this saw corded and it is not a bad saw. It gets in to tight spaces but it is a little under powered. It does a good job on fairly new lumber but when you get in to the older and harder stuff it could use some more power.

I have 9 M18 tools and I have eight 4.0 packs and two 1.5 packs

Hey now "Regiopig " I may be fat but but name calling is starting to push it

You can use a circular saw to cut a radius On sheet goods up to 3/4'" with no problem 2x material is to thick and binds the blade. I have have used a circular to cut plywood sheathing out for arched windows when I did not feel running down 3 flights of steps to the truck for the Jigsaw.

I just went to harbor freight and bought a hand truck and strap my tough boxes to it

I was able to see the rolling box today at my home depot. It was still in its shipping box so I was not able to put my hands on it. I should be back there before the weekend

I've tried to find these on RIDGID's web site no can do.

Great job man. Concrete work looks great as does the rest of the yard.

I know somebody that does this at Christmas. I think that he told me that the controller runs about $400.00 and you can run about 3,200 lights with one controller and he runs about 12,000 lights. Then you need a laptop or PC and an amp and speaker for the sound system

The wife and I just got you vote # 13,14

I never owned a cordless reciprocating saw. I always had the Milwaukee Super Sawzall because all of the cordless reciprocating saw seamed under powered at the time. Then I got the Fuel 18v Sawzall now my Super Sawzall lays in the box most of the time, not having that cord getting in the way is great and having the power of a corded saw is even better. If you do any amount of remodeling your reciprocating saw gets a work out

last year I just went for the festool event but i plan on going for two days next year. JLC is having a show here in Oct. I plan on going I used to have a WoodCraft 10 min from my house but it closed up. the one your talking about is over a hours drive from the house

Nice set up NERemodeling and a good use for the open systainers. If some people over at the FOG saw those pictures they would have a heart attack. Have you ever been to the Festool event in Rhode Island it is free and they give everybody a lot of stuff. Last year everyone got the large open top systainer.

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Glad that it worked out for you.

Good Luck Nicholas. Take advantage of what they Offer

Nice Set-Up Bigmikez