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Nalu Rash

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  1. Fitting Tough Boxes and Tstaks in a Tundra...

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    Regopit, it was great seeing you on YouTube. I was cracking up when they were talking about how young you are, haha. Working for a Gas Company in Hawaii is a pretty good deal. The large industrial companies are located on a part of Oahu that is isolated from the masses. That mean's no traffic going to or coming from work. It's not well known, but Oahu has the 1st or 2nd worst traffic in the nation. A few weeks ago, a machine broke down on the freeway, causing a huge traffic jam. It took me 5 hours to drive 23 miles. 

  5. I'm feeling more and more RED these day's

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    Me and Chris K converted Bigmikez over to the dark side :) Well I have went through 4 different power tool brands. First it was Ryobi as it was what I could afford but ran into limitations later on. Ryobi is changing that though with some crazy tools now though like cordless nailers and SDS drills. The big thing for me was the cordless circular saw was the worst thing ever. At least in my opinion. Then i went Ridgid found out they didn't have any tools really at that time to expand to at the time. Then it was Dewalt with the 20v right as the launched it and ran into the same problem lack of additional tools at the time. So after I saw Milwaukee introducing brushless tools I jumped over to big Red

     

    Haha, That's pretty awesome that you guy's hooked up BigMikeZ with a battery and charger. Just goes to show how awesome the community is here. Like a lot of people, I got hooked into the DeWalt 20V Brushless line a long time ago. I love DeWalt, the tools have never failed me, but there hasn't been much innovation for a while. I started looking into purchasing some hand tools, and noticed that Milwaukee has got some great stuff. Then I looked into their power tools and the 7-1/2" cordless circular saw blew me away. The Milwaukee Fuel line of tools will allow people to "cut the cord" without sacrificing power. Pretty awesome stuff. I'm still a heavy corded power tool user though, the cord doesn't bother me too much. But as far as cordless tools and hand tools go, I think I'm gonna go to the darkside and join Big Red. For corded jobsite tools, I still love DeWalt. And for all the other stuff, I'll stay with Bosch until I can afford Festool, lol.

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  6. I'm feeling more and more RED these day's

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    I currently do not own any Milwaukee tools but after doing a ton of research, I think it's time for me to hop on board. I think the FUEL line of tools have really grabbed at me. The amount of innovation they put into all of their tools are outstanding, constantly pushing the envelope. As I buy more and more Milwaukee tools, I'll post them here and give some thoughts.

     

    I'm interested to hear what you all think of Milwaukee Tools. Have any of you made the shift or simply added these to your arsenal?

  9. Slim's Power Tools 22nd Annual He-Man Competition

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    What u planing on getting Nalurash?

     

    I don't think I'm gonna go this year. Hard to justify all my tool purchases with the wife, lol. To her it's just more of the same crap. Thing is, I never give her shit about all the shoes she has haha. But nothing is standing out to me in the ad this year anyway. I bought my Bosch 4100 Table Saw about 5 years back for $350 with the gravity rise stand. I think that was a steal.

  10. Fitting Tough Boxes and Tstaks in a Tundra...

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    Thanks guys and thanks for sharing the labels, Nalu.

    Moze I watched a couple of your YouTube videos. I instantly took notice of the squeegee's you had in your ToughBox video. I gather that you work for a sign company?. I've been working for a sign company as well for the past 16 years. Cool seeing another sign guy. Take Care

  20. Hey what's up everyone

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    Wow! Thank you all for the warm welcome and sage advice about guarding my wallet lol. Here's a tip I got from the guy's over at the FineWoodWorking Podcast "Send your tools to your workplace, your wife never needs to know" Haha. Again, thank you all. Take Care

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