TylerDama

Update! I call Ridgid to see the whereabouts of my drill, and they said they are already fixing it! thanks Ridgid!

well, unfortunately the main prankster at the jobsite had to go to another site... but these ideas will be stored!

have you ever been attacked by birds up there?

Now that is a useful skill!

The dewalt bags look like they would hold up! overall how do you like it Mike?

not only is a Ton different but so is a gallon!

Normally when I shop for tools I make an extra effort to find a product made in the U.S.A and that will normally be my deciding factor. Yesterday for the first time in a long time this took no effort at all. Literally all of the products I was looking at (small parts containers) and some sort of American affiliation!

That is why working in the construction industry fun: putting in a hard days work with people that are hard workers AND know how to have fun!

what brand is your leather belt?

welcome!

REVENGE UPDATE: I got him back by wrapping his strippers with elc. tape. His rebuttal was COVERING my tool pouch (with tools inside) with elc. tape. That's ok because at the end of the day after he had all of his stuff in his tool bag I wrapped it in tie wire then duck tape.... literally made his bag into a silver ball.

that would be intense to see that technology come out !

now that is what I call appropriate PPE!

like that idea!

That would be one badass rig, knowing Veto, it would be heavy as hell but it would last forever!

nice deal!

Honestly you Can't go wrong with a CLC bag, LOVE this bad boy! http://www.grainger.com/product/CLC-Tool-Pouch-w-Suspenders-1LWK6?s_pp=false&picUrl=//static.grainger.com/rp/s/is/image/Grainger/1LWK6_AS01?$smthumb$

best way to fix an iPhone; get a Droid

"quick and easy" gotta like that!

looking to replace the old snips now, this my be it!

psshhhh infomercial products are 100% for example little Giant ladder, expand-a- hoes, pillow pet the list of top grade stuff just goes on and on!

yeah I brought it to the tool rental center, 6-8 weeks to get it back (if they can fix it) but honestly it held up great. DR, that is a killer deal! If there is nothing that can be done with the Ridgid I may start to look at the M12 fuel...

Jordan, will your employer allow you to carry? I know it is a scary concept but when working in sketchy areas with tweakers around you might want to make sure you are safe as possible. (had a friend that was attack while working in an abandoned warehouse)

Build your own to your specifications, not only will it cost less but more importantly you built it.

The other day my 12v ridgid finally died, after countless drops from the tops of ladders, lifts(once was from over 19'), and tool carts she has died. Not sure if it is worth trying the warranty or not.