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5 hours ago, framer said:
any other tools in the works? i'm still waiting for a left blade saw.
go to the Red Side........Milwaukee has a lefty saw
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24 minutes ago, Jronman said:
Don't your 9.0's power it?
well they used to, not now
apparently after that scare.... gonna have to go back to the 4.0 and 5.0 and cut production down to 60lbs a week.....
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I have a wenderful memory but wen I wen to see where they were I couldn't find them
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Well I guess I won't be storing my Milwaukee batteries in my Meth lab any longer....
just to risky.....
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I've seen on a shampoo bottle " Do Not Apply to Hands" I guess your suppose to pour it over your head and hope for the best!
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so we keep an eye on it to see if it smokes or catches fire
EVEN when not in use? WTH? way to go Milwaukee now I feel much better having a basement full of your tools...............
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE
MILWAUKEE® EXPANDS WARNINGS & INSTRUCTIONS FOR M18™ HIGH DEMAND™ 9.0 BATTERY PACK
In consultation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (“CPSC”), Milwaukee Tool is voluntarily expanding the warnings and instructions for the MILWAUKEE M18 HIGH DEMAND 9.0 battery pack (model no. 48-11-1890).
If highly conductive or corrosive fluids get inside the M18 HIGH DEMAND 9.0 battery pack in sufficient quantities, they can cause the battery pack to fail. Failure can include short-circuit which, in the extreme situation, can result in smoking or fire, even when not in use. Examples of highly conductive or corrosive fluids include seawater, certain industrial chemicals and bleach or bleach-containing products.
This safety notice does not require users to return their M18 HIGH DEMAND 9.0 battery pack.
Milwaukee Tool is committed to your utmost safety while delivering the highest quality and most innovative products in the power tool industry.
For more information, go to milwaukeetool.com/SafetyNotices.
Any customers who believe highly conductive or corrosive fluids have entered their M18 HIGH DEMAND 9.0 battery pack should immediately contact Milwaukee Tool at 1-844-577-5515 (7am to 10pm Eastern Time Sunday through Saturday).
Your Milwaukee Tool Customer Service Team
1-844-577-5515
7am to 10pm Eastern Time
Sunday through Saturday
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sweep an area in the middle of the shop, get your favorite hammer drill and bust a couple holes in the floor, make a big enough hole to put all your money in and concrete it over.....I didn't do this but you still have a chance......
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it might just be there for guidance....and prayer
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my entire career, I worked for a couple brothers that allowed each and every employee 15 minutes a day at the end of their shift to clean their area and or shop. If we came across a re-tooling for a big job the entire shop would be in clean mode until it was spotless. I learned from them that a clean shop is more productive in the long run, 15 minutes a day is cheaper than having 27 journeymen running around looking for something 6 times a day
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bit more progress with a rock wall
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I started my career sweeping floors, during summer holidays, and part time while in school, the year I finished school they offered me an apprenticeship in the machine shop, 4 short years later I became one of the youngest Journeyman A inter provincial machinist. back then only needed grade 10 to get into trades. I continued as a machinist for 7 years, I then was offered to train to become a fabrication engineer, back to trade school and continued as a machinist part time. I then became specialized in metallurgy and welding production manufacturing processes. I remained doing that for another 14 years. I then turned the page and became a fabrication consultant for another 6 years before I finished up some testing to become a welding inspector until I retired. ( I was still consulting at the same time) this was all with the same company and was never laid off
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your not getting a jetsky....who said I want a jetsly?....no one but just in case!
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you guys..... with needing your wives permission ..................I can buy ANYTHING she wants
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I say go overkill, like buying bullet proof glass you want the stuff that might stop the bullets or the stuff that will.....
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I learned long ago, the easier way usually turns out to be more work. replace the ledger board, check with local codes and beef it up from there for the long haul....
most people think of present time budget when building decks $500 more can make a 10 year difference......
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na to quiet for me, my daughter is in town visiting so I took it for a ride nice car but no noise...
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so they say I can get 50 extra miles with my Milwaukee 9.0ah batteries.
Elon Musk you smart cookie....
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haha that is the last thing I think about when I'm trying to pry the screwdriver out of the wall when it was thrown across the room......
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haven't you heard? Dewalt went out of business.......They are renaming everything Stanley they just haven't decided on going black and red or staying with yellow....
Car 54 Where are you? ( gotta be even older to know that expression)
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from all the deals around with the Milwaukee trimmer, 9.0ah battery and charger plus the hedge trimmer or blower as a bonus...
Is there anyone here willing to part buy one of these kits and sell me the trimmer (tool only) for like $100-$125
In Canada they only sell the kit and it is out of reach for price.
someone must have a use for the other items in the kit? I only want the trimmer
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so because someone mentioned festool website I was snooping around and seen this......how much edge banding would one need to do to make this worthy
Could it be The Next Thing Diamond Batteries
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I agree but 20 years from now who knows what they can improve on.....the tech is in the right direction......