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Posts posted by 1R954Baker-hvac
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I have the DeWalt DCK211S2 Drill Driver / Impact Driver. I have used the heck out of these tools. I like the grip I'm not a fan of the fat grip 12 volts.
I don't like fat grips also
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I'm in the market for a new 12v soon and wanted to know everybodys opinion on this one... perfer yellow but open to other options for this purpose tool... must be light and small as they come, have detachable batt. Use is gonna be for hex screws in air handler's and condensers because I'm so tired of using my hand drivers at this point... variable speed would be nice... just some features I'm looking for in it too...
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I baby them until they get to that certain point where they get scuffed up, cracked or start to peel, then I am rougher on them. I always vaccuum or blow out my tools when Im done with them.
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It all depends on what you'd be into. I like speed. I spend all my time on a relatively calm river, fly upstream as fast as i can and float back down and enjoy a cold one. My little 17 footer is perfect for that. When i take her into choppier waters its a rough ride for sure. And forget about inlets or the ocean, too small.
Ive spend my whole life on Checkmate speed boats. I owned a 21ft Wellcraft bowrider with a 305 I/O with a pretty deep hull for about a year before. That was an OK boat. Handled the chop of the inlets pretty well. Build quality wasn't quite what im used to tho. Search some craigslist, heres a lot of deals out there to be had.
Damn that sounds like fun...
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them clones looking good, I'd hate for someone to call me out on it though...lol... but wth the thermite is basically a clone its self...Strider clones at Aliexpress...one of the places you can find good-quality knives cheap. A lot of the Strider and Microtech clones are decent quality and good for EDC, and they don't cost a small fortune...
I think I want a every now and then expensive box owner..CRKT Razel I picked up one of these in 2010 and have used the hell out of it. I plad about $40 for it back then, but its an awesome knife. Pretty good at prying open oysters too The liner lock in it is thicker than most knives and it has a "lawks" safety feature to keep the blade from accidently closing. They are discontinued by crkt, so it would be worth picking one up if you use your knife as a tool rather than an expensive box opener.
Cold steel are nice too...I like Cold Steel personally. The Code 4 series run around $60.
http://www.knifecenter.com/kc_new/store_store.html?ttl=Cold%20Steel%20Code-4&cat=cs&k=code4&
I'm really digging that Hinderer design though...
Mabey ZT...
IDK, I'm developing a wine taste with a beer wallet ...lol
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Sorry ull, late been lil busy.... yeah it measures airflow... use anemometers in hvac to calculate CFM's or verify proper airflow from the supplys, ect...
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For general purpose drilling the Thunderbolts or the tin coated Dewalt's will do fine.
I use the thunderbts. $20 bucks for the set and after a couple years I toss them and replace.
I do like the Dewalt pilot points, but they don't hold up worth a damn in steel.
Just picked up a set of DeWalt titanium bits and they went through about 3/16 steel fine... I was impressed with them...
I was using my dcd780 and I didn't like how hot it got...other than that fine...
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Spyderco's are cool... don't like their big ass hole trademark in the blade, that's just me, other than that good products... ima check out that sharpener too...
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Funny because I had Wera in mind...
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Awesome... that's what I'm talking about, yellow all day...
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I think for the price range I would prefer ZT... don't get me wrong benchmade is good just not for my preference ...
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Very true.... the work is out there...
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I've been looking for another edc knife just because... I don't wanna spend a ton of $ at the moment and I'm verry picky... been looking around and I came across the kershaw thermite for about $40.00. What els heve ull came across or like or think is the best for under $75.00 for an edc knife?
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Even with small areas it saves a lot of time... has heads on bottom that rotate with pressure, cleans the same as the wand just more coverage...
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Welcome..
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Never heard of that b4... neat...Here is an 'old codger' trick.
It may sound a bit crude but, in a pinch, you can usually find a way to improve a less than sharp edge in the average kitchen cabinet. Even when you can't find the most basic of knife sharpening tools you can use the unglazed bottom ring of a dinner plate or coffee mug to at least improve a distressed edge. Later, you can get your knife together with one of the more preferred methods.
Here's what I use. A 99cent sharpener ... ok so far, definitely need to find a better system though ...
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If I had a ton of em I would be posting em everywhere like Dan...lol
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I'm gonna do a full restore on my granddads old metal tool box system, from the sheet metal straightened/Fab to custom paint job and I'm saving a sticker for when that projects complete...
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Just posting some pictures on some pressure washer accessories from todays TIA video. Of the pressure washer review coments I made.... its a hover (I think its called that, well I call it that) and a quick disconnect ball valve so u can change from hover to wand and vise verse without turning off the pressure washer... what do ull think?
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Damnnnn that's fast... I got COX get about 25mbps
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I think that is somthing the post office does...same here, and other mail I've received...The only weird thing is someone tore the edge of the envelope to look inside. I wonder if someone was planning on stealing my TIA stickers! I bet they some one at the post office sorting facility was checking out if there was cash or a check in the envelope.
First place I put one was on my tool bag ( I had to super glue it to there to make sure it don't come off being that it on fabric and outside a lot)... and then my powersupply...
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Never used a pair in any name brand. still don't know if I would wanna switch from the multiple sets most of us carry to a multipurpose tool like thoses...
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The DeWalt set worked fine for me and I usualy drill through all kinds of different things.... never had a probilem with wear, just loosing bits...lol I know, I know, they have a case but there is somthing about drill bits that they end up dissapearing...lol
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Is that new Bosch one the smallest out?