Alan m

i use mine so much i bought a second one

maybe we have our wires crossd. has anybody used the metabo paint stripper and remover stripper

thanks chris seems ok again

hi there has anyone use the paint stripper. i have a job and it could save a lot of time thanks alan

cant wait. when is the eu release now i only want a 23 g

i cat wait for this. this is the only tool I probably see myself buying . I have 18 v versions of the other. I might get the joist drill and table saw

most do fit in a 150 but a few don't like my corded planer, router a few will fit if you remove the tray from the lid

one of my 4 ah batteries is acting up a bit. the indicator isn't working properly. it shows 1 bar but if you play with it a bit it shows more

I wish they would make a 175 and 200 I don't see the point of the 130. is it really any advantage. I have a few tools that I would put in tough boxes but they are too big. I don't want to put them in a 300

multi axis cnc s

great news. when is the Europe release date

people that unplug your charger messy buggers that don't clean up after themselves

welcome to the TIA shane

welcome to the TIA shane

I thon it depends on what you see yourself doing. if you want the router for a few select jobs then only buy those bits and any other when needed. if you do a lot of one off jobs of different profiles then a set is great to have. I have 2 sets a 12 piece 1/4" set and a 24 piece 1/2" set/ I have only used probably 1/3 of the bits . but some of those I couldn't have predicted needing those in time to order them I would recommend buying a small set from one of the main manufacturers that is designed to have the basics . make sure the core bits you use are great quality. you will use them regularly you will probably want a bearing flush trim bit pattern bit (maybe a combination would do) 1/2" straight bit chamfer bit round over rebating bit set I think a medium quality (at least) set is great to have at hand for one off work

i like the idea od 360 but the tech still isnt there yet (or isn't being used yet) the quality is crap you have to stay finding the person. if they could put a tracker on the person so that it follows them as they move it would be great. then press a button to move away from that if you want. then release button to snap back to person

the beauty of a sled is , if you do lots of funny miters you can build a sled for those cuts. dial it in perfect and it is always ready to go no setting up again

im thinking about getting one of those. im waiting for the larger capacity one

what's the difference between that charger and the normal one. the newer one is smaller but does it charge slower

if you have a table saw then I would buy a track saw. the only question that you need to answer is whether you cut mostly sheets or solid. a track saw excels at sheets but isn't as convenient as a table saw at solid I have both and wouldn't be without both of them. its just different tools for different jobs

I had one in my hands in my local store today. I had to use every bit of willpower to not buy it. I was strong at the time but now im starting to have a longing for it. I know Monday I will give in and buy it

I have done it. you get used to a solid fence but when you use a fence with a gap you need to allow for it. that gap will alow the end of the fence to go around the corner

thatsn the one draw back to the 2 dewalt nailers

what part of Ireland are you in. im in tipp we have a waste disposal company called boomerang surely the last thing you want is to throw something and it to come back

on a side note d and m tools in the uk have this on the front cover of their new catologue