jtieman

Alright, I just swapped out for the one key kit plus the sawzall. Hell yeah! Time to cut some stuff! Just got home... A little disappointed that Milwaukee did not include the 'Rapid Charger' in the 2796-22 kit. If you look at the picture on their website it clearly shows one, but the specs say something different. Oh well, nitpicking, but for the money you'd think they'd not cheap out on that.

Confirmed tonight at my local Home Depot - buy the $499 M18 Fuel One Key hammer drill/impact kit, get a free fuel sawzall or 7.25" circular saw. Question is - I just got the standard fuel kit for $350, about 25 days ago. Should I return it and buy the One key set? It's just money right? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Oh man, that is great. I forgot to mention, I was looking at some of those inexpensive AWP work shoes... So I open the closest size to mine, and what do you know - it's a beat up pair of USED shoes. What is wrong with those guys? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Don't buy this... It's broken LMAO. Sorry, couldn't help myself - I cracked up when I saw this at Lowes... I immediately thought 'oh it's Lowe's - someone must've returned it'

I was like, ok it's a long tower, wheeeee. Then I saw it haha. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

You guys are killing me LMAO!!! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Is there any play in the Dewalt oscillating tool's mechanism? I have read some reviews that said it is not as precise as the Milwaukee. I have both red and yellow platforms and was wondering which cordless multitool to get. I would think that I would find a variable speed trigger, a pain in the rear, compared to a dial, no? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Makita has the best one in my opinion. 2 2.1amp ports. I mean, as far as just tool battery-based ones go, that is... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Never used one before but I can see why it would be a fun toy to have. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I have heard that Wilton doesn't warranty the handle on the sledge. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

That sums up my view on Lowes also. I tried returning one of those Rockwell 3drill tools and couldn't just return it no questions asked. They had to bring a guy over from 'Tool World' to 'clear it up' with me. I told him I would come back when I had time and get the dewalt 12v set at the time. I felt very pressured to have to explain myself over and over just to return some POS that I hated. Why the hell do I need to say anything other than 'I hate this tool, I want me money back - here is the receipt'. One day I went in there with a Bostitch staple gun I bought a week ago that stopped firing, again, lots of trouble just to exchange it. I even got to the point I said I would just toss it in the trash and go by another brand elsewhere. I get the impression that they try to run a tight ship, but way to tight to make shopping there enjoyable. ...their clearance items are always laughably like $2 bucks off retail LOL. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Saw this at my local Ellisville, MO Home Depot: Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

That was great. I honestly didn't think the difference between the Fuel and Dewalt would be as great as it was in the video. Those speedbore bits surprise me. I used one at work one day on some sheetmetal, and had the same result LOL. Can't do that with a normal spade hahaha. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Hey Santi, Just wondering if you used the Eservice, and how it went? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Oh One Key. Nevermind. My Tapatalk app hadn't updated the thread until I posted. LOL Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk