JRS5565

Just pulled mine from its box lucky to have a Saturday fedx drop off as I would not of been around to sign for it on Monday. Will be fun to use as I hated the other flexvolt saw side winder blade placement just could not get used to it.

Nice find at tool nut likely to spread to other sites as well. I look forward to acme sending my Bare tool version it has shown up as pending a few times on the old credit card but disappeared again, with luck it ships soon. Battery wise I am in fair shape 12-6.0ah and 5-9.0ah

I also picked up a 60v on clearance at depot for 350 with a extra battery. Very nice saw as most say worth a look at your local store for a deal as well.

The dewalts do work better when warmed up first when sitting frozen on the truck all night 690/692. I am gonna get one of these paper tape hitachi guns perhaps next time a 15 or 20% sale pops up at acme. This Hitachi might be a damn fine gun however I am Dewalt biased so it will have to be good for them to get me to try anything else they might offer.

Very little info other then a parts picture https://www.ereplacementparts.com/craftsman-31527680-inch-electric-hand-saw-parts-c-158286_171666_171725.html\ Just get a replacement cord from a big box.

That xrp nailer was perfect.

Figured it would be a clone but great to see. My 18gauge Dewalt nailer broke very low usage one small window/door project then one full house trim out around 5000-6000 shots. I am with a replacement already as I really like the tool.

BOSTITCH-BCF28WWM1 Spotted on Acme a 20v 28 degree 3 1/2 wire weld nailer. Very similar to Dewalts battery framers since they are from the same company but the wire weld nails are different. They also have a paper tape version and a 18gauge brad gun. We need to see some testing done with all of the battery only Framing nailers some people on this site should make it happen. http://www.acmetools.com/shop/tools/bostitch-bcf28wwm1

Did you buy the 60v table saw on clearance at Home depot? I picked one up for $350 with an extra 2/6 battery. I had planned to wait on a 10" version but a quality saw that cheap had to grab it.

Menards had those Spyder recip blades on clearance for a buck each about 4 months back. I cleared the shelf and have about 20 8" and 15 6". Until the post above I forgot about that purchase but have now located the bag full to give a trial this coming week.

Appears to be one in the wild shipped from amazon a fella posted a review and pictures. And acme has a pending charge for mine on a credit card so perhaps it will show up early.

The specs say 3.5inch so they can do it. I have enough dewalt stuff for my small army and I just don't want another battery however This is only the second framing gun that is 100% battery so that's worth looking into.

Your right those damn Flexvolt T2 kits took forever to ship last year.

Figured the m12 stapler would of been released by now all these items shown seem to be late.

Does the usb slide on charger work well or is it slow as a turtle?

I like the table but will be waiting for a sale, cant see the value in it at the current price.

Has anyone used the new nailers yet? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oB5ucULlx6I&t=4s

Dewalt DCN690 gen one perhaps and DCN692 gen two? I would give you 100 for a dcn692 not trashed

That clear case is cool for a demo.

This looks like it will be great.

Pretty sure the M12 version cost me 399 and it works very well. Only problem with it is on one inch fittings it really has to work hard.

Glad I skipped the Ridgid Version however would of liked this unit to be larger perhaps 120v at 4 scfm

My first DCN692 stopped firing at 30000 nails sent it to dewalt for repair 175 bucks later it only really fires 8 penny any larger wont sink. The older DCN690 has at least 35000 nails no issue. When they break do not bother with repairs just get a new one. Anyone with the dewalt guns can check how many nails its shot by switching to single fire mode and holding the trigger, each flash on the lights is 1000 shots. The guns are great anyways well worth having if your framing every day use a coil nailer on a compressor.

Looks nice I will replace the M12 version I use now. It is for PEX-A all we use.

I have not used a paslode and it is bulky however unless doing shoe in a corner under a kitchen toe kick I dont have a problem with its size.