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I listened to these guys every week.

That looks like my PCB220TS in the second picture. This gives me ideas.

I only have 3-18 volt and after reading this post I really need more. Can't have too many.

Be sure you let it dry completely before you let pets back on the yard.

The active in Frontline is Fipronil and it is a very good molecule for the control of fleas, ticks, ants, and termites ... etc. If you can get a product called Taurus and or Termidor, they are both Fipronil products for termite control. People use this to treat their yards even though it is not labeled for it.

Congratulations to Dan and Eric on their 1000 th youtube video. If you are not watching the TIA youtube channel you are missing out on some great entertainment.

That has happened to me.

I was checking out their 13 inch planer with a helical head. It goes for about $599.00 I think. I need to track down some reviews.

Any feedback on your purchase. I was looking at this saw but a little worried about the blade alignment issue. Looks like a pretty nice saw, I like that it has a mobile base and can be wired 110 or 220.

I think you and Dan have that in common.

Good to know thanks for the info.

I picked up a Columbia River Knife and Tool M16-01KZ 3-Inch Zytel Folding Knife with Autolawk and Spear Point Razor Edge Blade, Black a few years ago. They are like $28 dollars on Amazon. I got mine from lighthound.com they carry a lot of guy stuff.

My wife gave me the Kobalt Double Drive screwdriver for christmas a couple of years ago. I kind a though of it as a gimmick tool, but I have admit I use the thing all the time.

Thanks for the replies. Sounds like the blades will last a fairly long time before they need replacing. I was also looking at the Steel City with the helical head cutter.

I have heard this is a great planer. But I did hear someone say the cutting blades seemed to wear fast and we're fairly expensive to replace. Does anyone have any experience with this.

I wonder what the proper stance is for using this tool is.

I understand.

Thanks, I hit the link and do not have enough posts to view yet.

I am with you on the Fatmax Fubar.

Yes, MDF loves to soak up the glue. Be careful when putting the pocket screws in mdf and do not over tighten.

Is the TIA Swap Meet a forum I am overlooking?

I normally semi baby my tools. But my my drill impact combo are not getting the love lately. Deep down I am looking for an excuse to buy new set.

I like the brad point bits when working with wood. I do have a set of Ryobi bits that have worked well so far. I like the fact that if I break one it does not hurt as much (they were cheap).

All they can say is "No". But if they say yes then you are not out the replacement cost.

I have gone back and forth on getting a folding stand with wheels. I would like being able to fold it up and store it against a wall. But they are fairly expensive. Does anyone have info on models that store easy. I have also toyed with building a stand, but have not got that motivated yet.