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  4. What is Your Internet Speed?

    in Pub Talk

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    I get about 30 down and 6 up. Spectrum(TWC). It was way worse but I just spent a bunch of time cleaning up my coax, put on all new high quality ends, relocated my modem and router, added an access point, and hard wired 3 devices to the router to take them out of the WiFi loop. It has made things better.

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  6. World of Concrete 2017

    in Power Tools

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    I don't think they can reproduce the torque at the RPM's necessary to make worm drive a cordless tool without it weighing 20lbs. If it were that simple I'm sure it would have been done by now, but maybe 60v can make it happen but bulk/weight is still likely an issue. My old Skil Worm weighs 16lbs as a corded tool. 

     

    I just want a blade left, closer to corded levels of power tool with the worm drive handle. So much more natural IMO, light weight and ergonomic. Perhaps they'll make the next 20v 6.5 update this way with improved motor and ergonomics. One can hope.  

    And make it compatible with Festool, Makita, and Dewalt tracks!! I would pay 2 bills bare tool for it!

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  7. New work bench for shop.

    in In The Shop

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    Very nice !

     


    Thanks! I designed it as a mix of a bunch of different setups I have seen and used over the years. I built it a few years back primarily as a table to support sheet goods when cutting with my tracksaw. Then it was just so useful to have on site or setup in the shop. Adding the mft top has been awesome!

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  8. New work bench for shop.

    in In The Shop

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    Here is a setup I use. We use this setup for on site work or extra work area in our shop. I had a 4x4 mft top made for it as well. It can be setup to support a 4x8 sheet or in a small 4x4 size. The part I like is it breaks down and gets stored out of the way when I don't need it. f951f455e45b8fa95539dffe1ad896d5.jpge882a964d36a02cbc9c1804b10a03541.jpg356918f581b88f9623ae80985cdbdd85.jpg2543ba650ea5c295098ec0ec4546fa77.jpg

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  11. New Shop Underway....Part Deuce!

    in In The Shop

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    Thanks Andrew, I appreciate that sir! I ended up slicing too much of the jacket off but I might have the slack so I don't have to run another 8' of wire but moving the box. I will play with it in the morning but if it doesn't work, I'll have some extra Romex



    Been there before. Just want you and your family safe! Could always add another outlet between the two and only have to run a short run of wire that way.
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  23. Home Depot

    in Tool Deals

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    I have a generic version of a similar setup. I also have a decent MK tile saw. I grab the smaller table saw version 90% of the time. Perfect for a small shower or backsplash. The motor on the Rigid does seems a little on the small side and that is an area you don't want to skimp on. Put a decent 7" blade on it and it probably will handle most of your needs.

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