Trim guy

I use a Bosch table saw and I try to have the vacuum hose up to the dust port for every cut. Inside/outside/ or in the garage.

That's really cool. Very nice final product.

I found that out too. I ordered a set at noon, showed in stock then. Later I got an email saying sorry, we are out.

This probably doesn't help you out since I see it's discontinued now. But mine is working well http://t.homedepot.com/p/Zircon-Corporation-StudSensor-e30-Stud-Finder-64129/202184883/ It has been dropped way more than I would like but it still works. I've used it so much, I have wore off the cloth pads.

This is what I got: http://www.amazon.com/BCTINT-iVac-Automated-Vacuum-Switch/dp/B0035YGLZG/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top. So far it seems to be working great. Side note, I have a laser on my saw too.

I I actually haven't had it too long but I have just trimmed out two houses with it. Case, base, crown, and shelving of both houses: main floor with full basement. One house was hardwood floor throughout. The other had hardwood in just half main level.

My current setup consists of a 14 or 16 gallon Ridgid vac and dw717 Dewalt 10" sider and I'm using the iVac switch

It looks nice.

Very nice. Thanks for sharing your pics.

Also, the dcs391 b bare and M1 4.0ah kit show 5250 RPM's. The dcs391 L1 3.0ah shows 3700 RPM's says replaced by the M1 kit. Like others have said, higher capacity batteries simply do not create higher motor speed.

I noticed that on Dewalts site the new 20v circular saw with 5.0ah battery kit has faster RPM's than my saw I got when they first came out. 3700 rpm on mine. New one is 5250 rpm. If the new web page is correct it seems funny they are not publicizing the new improvement more that the simple spec change.

I have 2 sets of the small sizes and yes the tools themselves work fine. But storage is definitely an issue.

Is the 20 piece (DWMT73811) 1/4" deep socket set not out yet? http://www.dewalt.com/tools/hand-tools-mechanics-tools-stackable-sets-dwmt73811.aspx

Yes, the spot light is very intriguing. I'll probably get one of them sometime. I still don't want to give up my 12v.

The 12v light is very nice to have. It's a bright flashlight in a small, compact design. The magnet and pocket clip are awesome. For that picture, That's really the first time I've used the "kickstand". It's a very durable light and has been dropped more than I would like, multiple times above 5 ' drops, but still fully functional. Conclusion: I really like my 12v light. But for an area work light, the new 3 LED 20v is super. It shines wide and bright.

After 3 of us each got a new dcl050, our light family grew.

I want a 20v orbital sander like the D26453K just without the cord. The cordless Makita is alright but I own and really like my 12 & 20v Dewalt tools.