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Very cool RC, and congrats on the scissors as well

I think they stopped making the original wiggy a while back?

Great work Kato, awesome

That's an unbelievable deal man.... Good for you

Great idea and nice work man

My Dad has a similar Dewalt, not sure how much it's worth, it's a slick looking tool

Coors Light Heineken Light Corona w/lemon Blue Moon Black and Tan Johnny Walker Blue and Jack Daniels Honey (usually only around the holidays)

Holy Crap, I want one... great job Comp

Sorry to hear that Jason, thank God you guys are ok. What kind of dryer vent do you have? Ridged flue pipe or corrugated flex hose ? Make sure if you use flue ( ridgid pipe) pope you don't use screws to make the connections, use duct tape. and if your using just a short section of that flex hose whether it be plastic or aluminum don't bother cleaning it once a year just change it out once or twice a year depending on use its much easier..

Great looking project Toronto, how long you figure you will be on site? Are you strictly rough framing or finish work as well? I bet your new Makita Coil nailer is kicking some ass on this job

Is that the plug on the top of the router? If so it looks like its for 220/240 Volts? I'm thinking Craftsman or PorterCable like Jason mentioned

I'm still trying to figure out if I want the Dewalt Tough Boxes or the Ridgid set up.

Great looking Saw Kruton, congrats

Thats awesome Comp. My Dad made a night stick while in NY Trade school many years ago, I have it under my bed in case I ever need it... LOL.

Thats awesome Diver, glad to hear you got compensated...

What a score Ricky, that's insane

I like the 36 volt circ saw, real nice, and I think it's worth the money... It has been going for 200 for quite a while, so at less than 150 it's a steal

Kriton, I'm in the same boat as you. I have the 36 volt 7 /14" circ saw as well, and I think I will pick up that new brushless as well. I say pull the trigger...

Those are real nice, thanks for sharing

Nice score man

Looks like a nice saw, I got Makitas 7 1/4" 36 volt, but might have to put this one on my list as well..let us know what you think when you try it out....

Our thoughts and prayers are with you brother.

Toronto, how do you like the Makita so far? I'm in the middle of shopping for a coil framing nailer myself. I have a Paslode and a Porter Cable stick nailer and would love a coil nailer. The Makita cost a little more than others but it sure look nice....

Awesome Sauce Comp,, Looks great

I snuck in the HD today while waiting for the pool supply to open up, I always look up high in the Tool Section for the "Recon"