MikeyB
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Thanks Todd, was not aware that the Bosch Tracksaw was made by Mafell?
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Very cool
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Wildroamer has the Bosch track saw, looks like a real slick machine. Check out his post on "What tools did you buy today"
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5 hours ago, jeffmcmillan said:
I hope they don't fall in the same trap as Makita OPE. Any of those bare tools you can get the EGO equivalent with a battery for the same price and open up a well established and more complete OPE line.
Edit: I misread prices so the hedge trimmers are the same price but I think the point stands.
I'm with you on that Jeff, I'm already invested in the Makita 18V/36V line, but have not made the jump to their 5ah/6ah batteries yet. The Ego line looks like a good product and to be honest I wouldn't mind jumping into that battery platform to save some money.
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Shit, just as I'm looking to invest in either the Makita 36 V , blower & trimmer, or the Ego 56V blower & trimmer, Milwaukee decides to screw with my head now....
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Voted again Comp. good luck
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Good to have you back Conductor. Glad your doing better.
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I swung by my HD tonight and they were sold out of the Rodgid Miter saw stand ($99) & those M12 XC batteries like Big Mike picked up, they were down to $69, that's a steal. I hope they get more in soon.
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I have ordered from them in the past. That's a great deal. I wish they had 4 Makita 5.0's for that price
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Love it Knarly, gotta pick me up one of those soon
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Great news, and welcome back
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12 hours ago, KnarlyCarl said:
Decided to up my plumbing game.... Rough in plumbing setup and I'm golden
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Knarly nice set up. What do you use the palm nailer for?
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Happy Thanksgiving guys. Enjoy and be safe
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7 hours ago, The.Handyman said:
I did not buy it for all of those same reasons. Not to mention it doesn't stack with or fit in any other stackable storage. It isn't worth the money. Take it back.
I am currently using a husky cantilever tool box made by Keter. They're the same company that made the original Kreg cantilever tool box.
I have a couple of those Husky Canteliever boxes. I use them for wire nuts, hardware. Etc.
Home Depot has them for $20.00 again, down from $29.99
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7 hours ago, KnarlyCarl said:
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Another eBay 20% off from last week
It clips on my Occident tool vest
I love Occidental Leather, I'm looking to pick up a couple of things for them
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Just saw it on Tool nuts website for $149.00.
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36 minutes ago, KnarlyCarl said:
Preorder the Speaker from Toolnut or HD and get it mid January
Knarly do you know the price off hand?
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That's amazing and scary at the same time. Much Respect for Mother Nature
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A couple of guys have been MIA for a while, Conductor, NER, Toronto Tool man,
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Congrats Chris to you and your family...
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I don't have any experience with red guard, but my old bosses used lead pans and vinyl pans.
I have used a product called Tile Redi. Great pans.. Check them out on a Google search
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10 hours ago, ChrisK said:
Great job Mikey, I likey!!!
Also, the through metal on the top is that iron?
Thanks Chris. It's actually 1/2" threaded rod spray painted black. The landscaping timbers were a little racked so I needed something to help square them up a little more on the top.
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That's awesome
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Worked on this yesterday, picked up some cinder blocks, patio block, 4X4X8' PT posts, some 8' landscaping timbers, pea gravel and some hardware and put it together.
its very solid, will probably build another one to store some more lumber when I have one of my trees cut down.
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Comp has my vote.