sparky603

Monster truck

World Cup

Bit brace

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Couple of NewAge Pro Series shop cabinets just showed up. Came on a semi, so they had to drop them down at the main road. Manhandled them on to my trailer for now, to get them up to the house. Remind me to maybe invest in some oxen one of these days.

Party line

I have at least a half a dozen M12 4.0's - other than in one of the lights or the radio, I can't remember the last time I used one. Using them professionally, the 2.0's give plenty of run time in my Fuel stuff. I just don't care for the added bulk of the XC batteries, nor do I ever find them necessary. Like Mike above, I only run 4.0 or larger in my M18 stuff, so an M12 Fuel tool with a 2.0 is definitely compact in relation. As a pro, I would never sacrifice the power of the Fuel line for something that's just a little bit lighter / more compact.

Wrinkled clothes

You're not going to beat the power or run time of the M12 Fuel stuff.

Race track

Crazy Train

Going by what most retailers sell this set for, you'd have to think. I've had the 3-piece set for a couple years now, but I don't think I've ever used them. I will say that I've been very happy with their standard screwdrivers. Bought a set maybe 2 years ago because I wanted the ECX one for devices, and they've been in my main bag ever since. The tips have held up as good as any, for me.

Drip coffee

Feathered edge

As an electrician, a 20-oz straight-claw Estwing works for me.

Fedex just came with a patch panel for one of my older Fords, and this set.

Matching outfits

Stone facade

Railroad car

UPS just showed up. Brought me a couple u-joints for the front shaft on my work rig, and this really nice Ergodyne bag.

Came home for a late lunch, Fedex had been here.

Dealer plates

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