sparky603

Sister wife

Coptool says that the 9.0's are supposed to ship Sept 1, and are available to pre-order. Also that the 9.0 will be available in a starter kit with the rapid charger.

Club Fed

Rotary hammer

Head nurse

Meat market

No idea as yet. Looks pretty nice. I'm no pipe wrench expert, by any means. 2-1/2" capacity for an 18" seems pretty good, as is it only weighing like 3.5 pounds.

Good to hear. Yes, and also the first aluminum one. Don't use them much, other than for the occasional threaded conduit. Have mostly old Ridgids.

Hunting lodge

Was waiting for me when I got home for lunch just now.

I have something like 20 M12 batteries, so it's a no-brainer. Would I consider it if I didn't have any, and didn't need the job site durability and convenience? Heck, no. Surprised they even offer it in kit form.

M12 Fuel screwdriver, trimming out (installing the devices) in a full-gut reno.

I have EMT with me everywhere I go, but can not say that actually doing that has ever crossed my mind, even knowing it was an option. What's holding the EMT vertical?

Brass knuckle

Been my primary work light since it came out. Love it.

Fedex was here.

The 2738-22 polisher kit that I got a couple of weeks ago came with both 5.0's and a rapid charger. The Super Hawg was only from last fall, so maybe it's just new releases, and higher-demand tools. I also got the 2713-20 SDS rotary a couple of months back, but tool-only. Looking up the kit quick, it comes with 5.0's, but the standard charger, so who knows how they determine what to package.

Yeah, no doubt. A lot of the questions posed are worded very poorly, too.

Yeah, I'm not saying the guy should give it up or anything, he's doing alright for himself. What some of these folks are making is pretty obscene. I had never heard of this PewDiePie dude, but Googled him after they referenced him in a South Park episode. Made something like $124,000,000 already, for acting incredibly silly on camera. Yes, 1/8 of a billion dollars. Crazy, but then so is hundreds of millions for throwing a ball for a few years.

Love mine, but it is a bit hefty. Use the compact model a lot more, only bringing out the High Torque when needed.

I signed up to get these questions from HD customers a few years back. Been answering them when I can, and just noticed I've done over 700. Hopefully some have been useful to folks. Anybody bother doing these, or use the feature to ask a question?

If that's that guy that dissects tools, I couldn't get through even one video. Found all the minutiae pointless, and didn't like his presentation one bit. Send him money? Yeah, right. The RTR kid I found likeable enough, though I probably haven't watched a review of his in at least a year. I just don't get the point of sitting there and watching some guy drill 107 holes, and especially where it's usually someone who obviously doesn't have all that much experience actually using tools.

Club sandwich

Engine rebuilder

I love the Fastback utility knife. Bought a bunch of the 2-packs when they were like $7 or something. Never been interested in the pocket knife, but for that price I'd try one.