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comp56
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thanks ...wife and kids seem to always find something for me to do during the day too....
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early 50's comin at ya with all kinds of options.......
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m12 kit at that price with an extra battery is a no brainer.......
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chances are you need more than this if the car don't wanna start......possible bigger better faster battery......
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seems like that is the way to go if your looking for a cordless grinder........I think I would like switch over paddle version.....
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Now I don't want to piss anyone off this early in the morning but my honest opinion of this is that it is unrealistic, sure it is nice and all but to me it would be like a cab driver buying a maybach exelero for $8 trips all day .......you can only make so much money and this looks like it out weighs the cost ......
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that would be if it was coded in the IP board, might be options in the dashboard.........
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I'm with ya there bro.....
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just what I was looking for a drill press with a 8 foot bed and up to 4" holes.....umm let me see if it fits in my shop.......oh wait
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dye etching......made a couple and have been thru the dishwasher countless times will not come off as it is right in glass......
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i guess a recall list from tool companies is a double edge sword......come buy our new line of blah blah blah and oh while your at it go www.wescrewedup*com and check to see if any of our tools might kill you on their own.....
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I'd like to see cordless routers.......
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I am dating myself a bit here but when I was working in the fab shop we had at least 20 or so 4-1/2 grinders and a dozen or so 7" grinders all Makita.......we also had about 15 or so Milwaukee grinders.........truth be told both had their problems but these things were used to the max day in and day out........ya got to realize some of these grinders were going around the clock, life for a grinder was low regardless brand anyway long story short........I decided to go with Milwaukee line of tools for my personal home use not because they were COMPLETELY better but because besides holding up a bit more the service was 3 to 1 ......
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its always a pleasant surprise when your in the market for items and they are on sale or clearance......
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nothin runs like a deer....
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just a little tid bit......you may not know this but the next time you are in a parking lot in the summer months or in warm weather if you see a yellow vehicle it will be swarming with house flies.........yellow is the worst color as insects are attracted to it......don't know why but it is true....just saying.....
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Maybe let the wife drive it......
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I guess you can't delete posts....
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thanks just wondering because of the $80-$100 difference in price...
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Ford? Dewalt? hope it has road side assistance.....lol
has to be a bug in the forum all of a sudden post count don't work.................
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I found certain sub forums do not increase post count ........like this topic and site feed back....so far.....
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what you wanna delete ?
nothing it was a test to see post count....
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I got one awhile back thinking on basically the same lines and I don't think we have used it yet.........
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ok so I'm not a Dewalt user just wondering what the difference is for almost $100 between the DW745 and DWE480X
Ridgid R9000K $99 12V Combo kit w/2.0 & 4.0 batteries
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nice kit for $100.. wife seen the review and said why do you all wipe a screw head after you finish drilling......lol