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So ever since I got my Makita BL impact. I've noticed not just in battery life but power too. There is nothing my BL 6 1/2 Makita saw can't cut! It has a lil problem ripping wet lumber (but other than a wormdrive who doesn't) but it still cuts it. So I have a list of tool (in order) I hope Makita makes BL: Recip Saw Multi tool Framing Nailer Spiral Saw (rotozip type thingy) Does anybody know if they are developing any of these tools?

Lol how does that fien perform. Better than the Bosch?

Wow that is cool! And during winter it could be used as an ice skating rink.

Oh wow that sounds good I will think I will try that out.

Hello ppl. I've been experimenting with different types of stain on some small projects I have made. I like dark stains and I like the Ambering feel of shelac. I was wondering has anyone tried the two before? Could they shelac go overtop stain?

Well that was smart

Wow 75$!! That's a steal. Congrats on the compressor. I'm looking for one now. I have the pancake type from porter cable, now I want something bigger.

Some of the Hitachi stuff look good but it's old tools

Wrote that looks slick!

Dude! I thought the same thing a cordless router will be awesome!

I'm not a woodworker either lol. But I want to be. I use an electric planner to shaved doors that I hang, sometimes it's quicker than cutting it with a circular saw and less risk of tear out. I also use it if I have to shave off fillers when hanging cabinets, adjusting old ceiling joists so there's no lumps in my drywall. So just odds and ends stuff. So it's good that I have a cordless one since I don't know when I'll have to set it up.

Yea new cooking pots are out of the question lol

From your review I'd still go with the Makita. Only one blade I wonder how the bocsh would handle harder wood.

Yea never again will I slack on taking out the trash lol

Yes I have an older corded model as well as a dewalt corded planner. I will let you know how it is when I get to mess around with it a lil bit.

Thanks dude I'm super excited. Funny thing is, I have 3 door jobs to do next week so this will come in handy!

Our one year anniversary is in 4 days but the wife hooked me up early with a new Makita planner!! [emoji95] [emoji322] [emoji322] [emoji323] [emoji33] [emoji33] [emoji33] [emoji16] [emoji16] [emoji16] [emoji16]

Wow now that is organization!!

Isn't she a beauty

A lot Exterior trim guys use biscuit joiners. I use it when installing PVC trim to minimize screw holes.

Disregard that question I didn't read your comments lol. Good job tho

Wow that looks good! How did you get the logo on the box?

Wow that's cool of you Rcward!