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That was a great video about power tool history. I had no idea how involved black and decker was in the early days of the industry. Seeing all those old tools really makes me appreciate what tool companies are putting out today.

Haha that's pretty cool Gatorb888. He was even nice enough to vacuum up all the mess before he escaped, lol

Haha that's funny. My main income goes straight to my wife. I can only afford to spend side job money on tools. I mean, I pretty much got everything I need already, but I'm new to the whole cordless tool market.

http://www.cnn.com/2015/06/10/us/new-york-prison-break/ How the hell these prisoner's got a hold of power tools is beyond me, but I wonder if they used corded or cordless? and what brand? What power tools would you use to escape prison?

Man I'm still waiting to get paid from a side job. As soon as I get that check I'll start checking off the listSent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G870A using Tapatalk

I agree. I respect anyone that works hard and get's shit done without bitching, lol. I'm mostly behind a computer nowaday's but I have a great appreciation and respect for anyone that works hard to support their family. Ton's of respect for you as a Framer as well, I grew up around jobsites with my Dad and always appreciated his hardwork.

Nice. I'm sure your gonna love that tool. Currently its sitting at number 4 on my list of tools to get. 1. Milwaukee 2731-22 7-1/4" Circular Saw 2. Milwaukee 2720-20 Sawzall 3. Milwaukee 2712-20 1" SDS Rotary Hammer 4. Milwaukee 2604-20 Hammer Drill/Driver 5. Milwaukee 2653-20 1/4" Impact Driver

Haha...I just saw this too. Thanks BigMikeZ

Wow that's pretty cool. Bill Murray is one of my favorite actor/comedians, along with Steve Martin. Thanks for sharing this

yup. I've never heard of Metabo til I joined this forumSent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G870A using Tapatalk

Nice stuff Ryan Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G870A using Tapatalk

Haha...yeah didn't you just buy the Milwaukee 1/2" Drill/Driver? 2603 or something like that? And Fuel? Haha. I feel you, I'm very practical with my money. It's either Tools, Food or BillsSent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G870A using Tapatalk

This is another short documentary in case anyone missed it. It's really old, but I like the way people worked back in the day.

Yup I'm with you on this. I do like the Tstak boxes and the DeWalt corded tools. The DeWalt Planer is awesome. I've also heard great things about the Table Saw as well. DeWalt makes some awesome stuff, but for me, I'm gonna go with Milwaukee for Cordless

Awww man I love documentaries...I can't wait to watch this. Thanks man

Welcome to Forum!

Haha...good to know manSent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G870A using Tapatalk

Thanks for the link Fazzman! This would make some great birthday and christmas gifts for my nephew's

Im sooo jealous of you europe...

Wow thanks for the link man. That looks sweet.

That's some pretty good food for thought. Thanks for the list

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that's sounds sweet. I'll have to pickup both when I can. Thank youSent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G870A using Tapatalk

Thanks for your insight. My Old Greenlee has held up pretty well, even though I have electrical tape holding it together. It's nice to have new tools though, and I'm really liking this detector so far.

I'm in a similar boat, lol. I'm gonna be adding more and more, but a turtles pace.