overanalyze
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Outdoor living space project we are working on.
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I agree! I am here for the info and fun interaction. I don't post a ton but read a lot. The giveaways are a bonus. FYI I am digging the Dewalt sander for shop use! Nice little unit!
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NICE! That the L-box? how do most people react to the L boxes compared to like the systainer or Makita's?
The boxes aren't bad. I have a few now. I mostly just use them for the Bosch tools.
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Yeah right!! May is their standard answer for US realeases....and then 9-12 months later it hits. I may have paid a surcharge by getting it now and shipping from across the pond but I am ok with that. I did it for the 12v jiggy and was super happy with it. I was using mine for over a year before it hit the States.
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A NAINA present for me!
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Definitely not a have to have item but when they came out with the 18v version I said if they ever release it in the 12v platform I would snag it up. It's a NAINA item right now. Shipped in from the UK. The attachments seem very well built. Large bearings in the ends. Metal splines at the attachment point. I really like that you can put the other attachments on the right angle attachment.
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I was hoping for the head unit to be a little more slim compared to the other nailers.
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Yeah! It works on TT again!
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Bosch is great about teasing about new releases and then taking a year or more to actually get it to the market. This new Colt has been rumored for well over a year now. I got tired of waiting and ordered the original Colt a few months ago. It is a good router kit. I have the plunge base as well and that makes a great setup.
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I don't own the dremel tool...don't have a use. I keep eying the little grinder....it may end up in my arsenal sooner or later.
I may have ordered the Flexiclick from across the pond already...
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I prefer the smaller size for sure. If you want you can buy the collated attachment for the larger 18v drill and it will work on this one.
This tool and the 12v jiggy are 2 of the best Bosch 12v tools out right now imho. I don't like their 18v line but love their 12v line.
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Nice! I imported one over a year ago. It is a great size. I bought the kit which came with the newer 2.5 ah batts. Screw length is critical to good operation. It doesn't have the most powerful motor in the world. Run 1-5/8" screws with 1/2" drywall in yellow pine and it struggles. Switch to 1-1/4" and it is like a whole new drill. It does very well with fine thread in metal.
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Ok..so it's a 20v battery in what??
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Been a Quickbooks user for 16 years. There is a learning curve and takes some time to setup right but worth it. All we do is send the monthly backup to our accountant and they file payroll and taxes from that. Every single purchase and bill gets entered and tagged to a job.
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All 12v Bosch batteries will work in their 12v tools. The newer batteries have higher AH ratings and will last a little longer. They will charge using your existing chargers.
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sounds nice. My right angle impact attachment seems to work for now at least.
I noticed the right angle attachment has a flexiclick connection at the end unlike the 18v version.which has a normal drill chuck at the end. Seems beneficial to have the option to add any attachment to the right angle attachment particularly the offset driver.
That is what I like. So you could use the 90 degree adapter and the offest driver for a super duper around the corner tight screw...lol!
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You thinking Axminster or Toolstop or somebody else?
It was someone else. These aren't in stock everywhere. If it goes through and they ship to the US I will pass along the site.
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are tools with flexiclick or similar offerings from festool and metabo worth it or just a gimick?
I'll let you know. I may habe found a seller in the UK who will ship me a kit. Waiting to hear back.
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Yep that pic has been showing up for a bit. Definitely a photo shopped Mafell.
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According to Tool Guyd it is coming to NA sometime this year.
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Could be a regular 7.25 saw with a track compatible base. Bosch has that overseas as well.
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For the vac/tool activation they could do a separate nfc/bluetooth remote so you could use it with other tools as well.
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Finally! A cordless tracksaw makes sense if you have a tool enabled cordless vac. I wonder if Dewalt has any thought of making the cross cut guides like the Festool/Mafell saws.
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Looks like the 12v version is finally getting released across the pond. I don't know what the guy in the video is saying but I think he successfully swapped the head from his new Flexiclick which is a brushed motor over to one of his EC driver bodies and motor. Pretty cool. I will be importing this kit.
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The DOUBLE NOUN game.
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