madman_us

same price like HD

to get a straight cut with a hand saw is pretty tough, with the hack saw its easy to cut it straight. and I think its faster too (my opinion )

which blades can you guys suggest for cutting pvc pipes. up to 4 inches I am helping a friend with his business. installation of septic tanks, building pools etc. he got a 12V Milwaukee hack saw, comes really in handy when you are in a 6-12' deep trench. I was looking at the "diablo 6-piece" at HomeDepot for 15 bucks but that's kit comes with metal and wood with nails. also with 3 extra blades, 2 general purpose blades and wood blade

good choice - those are just awesome

we have AAA - so I don't worry about that the car gonna start or not

Ya it's a ryobi stand

great idea

Good job nordraw. How many plywood sheets you needed for that?

Ya maybe you will give him a buddy price for it

Haha ya something like that

That's a good price

Sweet man, take a picture

Its a nice little radio

Which model is that?

The sectional piece is a rare item. Then you just have to find the rest online

looks pretty good - i have no clue what you can get for those signs

should be for free lol

he used it maybe 4 times ? haha i think he missed a few times

im positive mike

ya 15ft is a good number edit: its 16' - just looked it up

yeah right mike - or you spilled something on it, or just a few rain drops can destroy your whole paper

i also end up with store credit at HD, when i purchased something with my HD Credit Card, paid it within 1 month or tho and after that i decide to bring back the tool/ merchandise. when you bring it back with the receipt they will refund the money to the credit card. but that doesn't make sense to me, because the bill is already paid off....so that's why i bring it back without receipt and just get store credit

i see the quote option, but nothing happens when i click on it. either when i wanna paste something in the reply window

can you jump / climb that high? otherwise step stool or ladder

i can quote with my cellphone tho