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I can speak for the hawg, but I do know that the bandsaw does have a hard case. I am almost positive I have seen electricians on the site with them.

Cool drill, however, I would venture to say that the box might be worth more than this drill at this point.

Can anyone give me some input on the Milwaukee Fuel nailers? I see at Home Depot they have the 16g angled from $259.00 on sale. I have read a few reviews from people that don't like them..... Thanks, FB82

I agree... it would probably be better to just spend the additional $100.00 and get a new one.

Very cool and very organized. Like it.

Quite funny. I can't speak on that, however, I think it will do three 5oz cups of coffee on one 5.0 battery lol. FB82

Ah yes, it is always nice when you get a "teaser post" about something coming out and yet it takes forever. Similar to Milwaukee's outdoor equipment... I hear about that from my local rep at the end of 2015... and now 16 months later here it is.

Yeah, buying a case actually wouldn't be a bad investment! Getting into Makita is intriguing, as they have so much so in their 18v series.... even a coffee maker!

Agree, I like the M12 Fuel tools as well, as they are perfect garage use. I use some at work, but I usually keep the M18 handy for those particular tasks.

This battery alone almost makes this deal worth it. If you have a big SDS, Sawzall, grinder or Circular saw tis battery will help with runtime and performance of those tools. Plus, it comes with the rapid charger, which is an additional benefit. FB82

Thanks for the replies. HD seems to have deals on these nailers all the times, so I think it is something that I am going to get. I have quite a bit of M18 stuff, but I don't really want to spend $329.00 on one nailer when I can get two of the Ryobi's for the same price. Again, thanks for the feedback. FB82

Thanks for the replies. I don't currently have anything Makita, however, I am usually not one to pass up a deal. FB82

I am posting a photo of a cordless Makita Hammer Drill Kit for $49.95. I don't have anything cordless that is Makita, so I was looking to get an opinion of it. Thanks, FB82

Hi, I am just looking for some opinions on Ryobi's cordless nailers? For the $ I think it could be a decent purchase, however, I don't want to buy junk either. Any information that anyone can give me would be much appreciated. Thanks, FB82

I bought the same kit because I couldn't pass up the deal.... especially when they are selling the battery for $200.00 or so. I have used it a few times and I really like it.

I will be curious to see how well these nail guns perform.... I would love to own the 18G, so hopefully Milwaukee did their homework and knocks these out of the park.

The worm drive is a nice saw, however, I think it is too heavy for just basic homeowner use. I mean are you just cutting a little lumber? Or cutting tails off your pitched roof? I think you could get into a DeWalt or Makita corded saw for arounf $100.00 that would suit you just fine. With that being said, if you are looking to make rips and use the saw all day long then maybe the Skil is the saw for you. Thanks, FB82

I heard about the bigger batteries coming out... Also, I am pretty sure they are coming out with a larger hammer drill (1 3/4") so it would make sense that they are going to have larger capacity batteries for these tools.

On Friday I picked up the Jamber Stabila set and carrying case. While expensive, I am pretty confident that I will not have to buy another set of levels. The set came with the 78" and 32" levels. I didn't get to mess around with the 32" one, but I did use the crap out of the 78". Seems to work pretty good, plus all the reviews I have read on it where awesome. I particularly like the lifetime warranty (just can't have a bent frame). FB82

I have used the Bosch 12v drill a few times and I thought it was pretty nice. It was brushed but it di the job that I needed it to do. For the most part I think the two brands are decently comparable with their drills and what not. Also, I am pretty sure that Bosch makes a 12V recip saw that looks just like Milwaukee's Hackzall....? FB82

Good to know, I am under the assumption that they are much cheaper than the Klein tools too? Klein (while great) is expensive in my opinion! FB82

Interesting topic! I have to say, there are times when I wish I would have switched lineups when I see something cool/new come out. However, the same could be said for the current lineup that I own. Milwaukee has come out with some pretty neat tools and I don't have many complaints about their lineup as a whole. FB82

I kinda like the Makita, I actually think it is $159.99 at HD right now. So that is a pretty decent deal really.

Came across a Porter Cable brad nailer 18g for $70.00 at Home Depot. I know they say the price is cheaper, but I have never used the tool. So I guess I am not sure if this is a deal worth posting about or not? FB82

I am buying one for easier use on ripping and less binding. Also, have heard good things about Skil too, so I may have to do more research on the subject! FB82