Northern Rebel

When I first got my Keurig I always used it, now I might once in a while, cost per cup is pretty high. I still go with some old instant coffee here and there. Anybody use a French press to make their coffee?

I love the Ridgid cold forged bits, they go hard, I use the star bits a lot and they just keep going.

Milwaukee corded sawzall is the best sawzall on the market. I also have an old Ryobi cordless that I have been using forever and it still works awesome.

I have the little Ryobi and the little Ridgid radios and I love em both. I also have an older Milwaukee boom box radio, they play music, that's all I'm looking for out of them. I do like that the new Ryobi has Bluetooth, great deal for a smaller inexpensive radio.

Are they available online?

Lol, I know right. And that's awesome ProToolNut, I wanna start brewing my own. Yeah ChrisK it sometimes doesn't taste as good as it used too for sure. I also love me some Honey Dew coffee but that's only in the Boston and Cape Cod area.

I know that I get me a cup every morning before work, what is everybody's favorite though, or do u brew yours at home! Dunkin Donuts for me!

I like to clean my tools and my tool belt and boxes after every big job, spend an afternoon just cleaning and organizing everything, and giving everything a nice wipe down, then look at my tools, smile, and get on with the next project.

Hammer, tape measure, speed square, utility knife, cats paw, needle nose pliers, knippers, nail set, torpedo level, finish bar, chisel, and a few different types of bits.

Speed square, every carpenter should have that in their toolbelt.

I own some Ryobi tools and I love them. Although I'm more of a Milwaukee guy, a good tool is a good tool.

Are they selling these at any Home Depot stores yet, like in store so u can try them on?

I like that sander.

Gotta love them tools.

I gotta get a heated jacket.

Hitachi, Paslode, Bostitch, all good guns. Would have to say Hitachi is the best though.

I have a lot of different brands, Ridgid, Ryobi, Dewalt, Milwaukee, and I would have to say that Milwaukee is my favorite.

I have used the original and it's a great tool.

Yeah haha that lock does come undone pretty easy especially if you're putting them in and out your toolbelt all afternoon long

I use buck bros and fat max and they work great, might buy me some dewalt chisels though, they look pretty good.

I just used some of the new Milwaukee snips on a job that we were framing with metal studs, they worked great!

This is pretty sweet.

That's an awesome deal!

Any pictures? Thank you

I love the Ryobi tools that I have, also love my Milwaukee stuff and Ridgid!