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Nalu Rash

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  1. nalu - what's the reason you suggest using twitter versus phone #? i personally hate twitter for all the garbage that is constantly "tweeted" around, and actually had an account for awhile but there's just so much spam. does it benefit TIA to have actual twitter users sign up? if so, i'll gladly reopen an account, but i'd rather not...

    Ankur, thanks for asking this. First I must say that I agree with you about all the Twitter spam. I hate it. It's the same reason why I hate Facebook. I have both a Twitter and a Facebook account but I only dabble in them.

    I only mention to sign up with twitter because it's easier if you all ready have a twitter account. It will pull all the information from twitter so you can find people quicker. I will edit my post later and correct my statement. I don't want to encourage people to make a Twitter account if they don't want to.

    Twitter and Facebook can be very intrusive. All the "Do you know this person" and "You should follow that person" ticks me off.

    So please, by all means, sign up whichever way you wish. I don't believe that signing up with a Twitter Account will have any benefit for TIA.

    Just mash those hearts whenever TIA goes live. Thanks again Ankur

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  2. Yes just the stand is needed, I already have the router table top....been looking around and have seen a few DIY stands from plywood and that's certainly an option. I have also considered a folding type job site stand but will need to do a few mods to it. Any pics of the one's you have put together??

    I think a folding type setup would be great! I've never thought of doing that. I'll post up some pictures tomorrow

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  3. I'm sure my wife would LOVE something else for me to collect lol. And.... now I kind of want to. ;D

    Cheaper than your tool collection I bet lol. Might be fun to join the A.I.A. "Aprons In Action" crew

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  4. Congrats, your now following Tools In Action on Periscope. Now, whenever TIA goes live, you will get a notification on your phone and you can tune in.

     

    Make sure that the bell icon has a white background like this

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    If it looks like this, you will not be getting notifications

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    Hope this helps anyone out.

    Please leave a comment/question/suggestion.

    Thanks crew!

  5. Your now signed in. Let’s search for Tools In Action. In the upper portion, hit the THREE HEAD symbol. Next, tap on the MAGNIFYING GLASS icon on the bottom right

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    This will bring up the SEARCH BAR

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    Type “TOOLSINACTION” in the search bar and tap on TIA

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    Hit FOLLOW

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    By now, you must have caught wind of Periscope

    If you’ve been watching any TIA episodes lately, you would have noticed Dan & Eric making shoutouts to what looks like an “Off-Screen” live audience. These are actually crew members, like yourself, that are watching a live broadcast hosted by Dan (Mostly, if not, exclusively) over smartphones/tablets/computers all over the world. This collective group is often called the “Periscopers”.

     

    But what is it?

    Periscope is an app for iOS and Android devices. It is a live video streaming platform that allows users to stream video content from your smartphone. People can tune in to your video stream whenever you go live. Likewise, whenever someone that you follow goes live, an alert pops up on your smartphone device, letting you know the person is streaming a live video.

     

    Why should I even care?

    Because it’s cool, lol. It’s the closest thing to teleportation that we have today. If you’ve ever wanted to see the rest of Dan or Eric’s garage, Periscope allows this to happen. Not only this, but you get a behind the scenes look into TIA in general. You get to see how real Dan and Eric actually are. I must say that what you see is what you get with these guys. They don’t put on a fake persona and most videos that upload to YouTube have been done in one cut.

     

    Periscope is also another way to be involved with the crew. Watching the live streams is great, but just as fun is chatting with the other crew members that are watching. By chatting live with the crew, you develop a sense that these are real people behind the avatars and usernames. ProToolNut, you will learn, say’s some pretty crazy shit, hahaha. Logan is always there to greet you and often kills it with the hearts, which brings me to my next point.

     

    It supports TIA. By using Periscope, it exposes TIA to a new audience and new people. While you watch a live stream, you may notice some hearts popping up on the side of the screen. The more hearts that a Periscope streamer gets, the higher up the ranks the stream becomes, exposing TIA to a wider audience. This is great as we get to meet new people that share the same passion for tools as we do, and hopefully we will get more girls on board as it’s pretty much a sausage fest in here, lol.

     

    Okay, I’m in. What’s next?

     

    First, download the Periscope app on your smartphone.

     

    Open up the app and hit SKIP

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    You can sign-in using TWITTER or your PHONE#

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    This screen will appear if using a phone number. Enter your PHONE# and you will be sent a CONFIRMATION CODE via text message. I did’nt do this so I don’t know what happens next.

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    This screen will appear if using Twitter. Just hit ALLOW

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  7. I only have the cheap kreg pocket jig and it's pretty cool to use. Only problem with the small one is that it becomes a pain if you have to drill a bunch of holes.

    I like both the K4 and the K5, but If I'm not mistaken, I believe the K5 has a better clamping mechanism. I think it adjusts to whatever thickness of material that you are working with. With the K4, I think you have to screw the foot in or out to accommodate the material you are working with. Don't quote me on this, I'm sure other's are more knowledgeable than me since I don't have either the K4 or the K5. 

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    The cats finally out of the bag. We've all been speculating for months about what the hell ONE-KEY could be, and now we have the details. I highly suggest that you watch the latest Tool Talk Episode or read the article on the subject at Toolsinaction.com.

     

    Basically, it boils down to three core features: Inventory Management, Tool Reporting and Tool Control. These features will be released over a span of time, beginning this September with Inventory Management. Tool Reporting to follow in October and Tool Control in January 2016 alongside the release of the new M18 Fuel tools that will sync with ONE-KEY™.

     

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    Inventory Management:

    Will be available via the Web and iOS/Android devices. This will allow the you to keep detailed information about all your tools. My guess is Make, Model, Serial Numbers, stuff like that. If you’ve ever registered your Milwaukee tools through the Heavy Duty Club page, you will know what I mean. You can keep records of other tools not manufactured by Milwaukee as well. You will also be able to keep tabs on the location and the user of your tools. For instance, let’s say I give C Harris my Milwaukee M18 2604 Hammer Drill/Driver. I can open up the ONE-KEY™ app, assign that tool to C Harris and hold him accountable for anything that happens to it. Why this needs to be done in an app is beyond me, but it might be beneficial for large companies.

     

    Tool Reporting:

    Will be added in October with the release of the new M18 Force Logic Utility Crimpers. Tool Reporting will allow the user to upload information about the tool being used. In the case of the M18 Force Logic Utility Crimpers, the user can upload how many hits/misses he has had with the tool as well as how many times the tool had been used or serviced. This all sounds a little too micro manage-y to me.

     

    Tool Control:

    This is probably what most people are going to be excited about. With Tool Control, you will be able to customize tool settings. Max Speed (RPM), Torque, Trigger Ramp Up can all be changed and assigned as a setting or profile. Different fasteners require a different speeds and torques depending on the application. You could have a setting, on the same drill, that could be used for self tapping screws with a slow start and ramps up the speed to drive it home. Then change to a specific torque setting to drive in some bolts without over torquing them. All this can be done on the same drill, with no feathering of the trigger, just pull and go. The applications for this sound pretty interesting to me, although it’s still a bit much. I’m so used to my way’s but I’m always willing to learn new things to do a better job.

     

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    How would the crew use Milwaukee ONE-KEY™? I’m curious to hear any clever ways of using this technology, especially the Tool Control part. For example, it might be cool to have different settings for drilling into different materials. Say a slower RPM for Metal and a higher speed for Wood.

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  9. Nice stuff Tyler! I'm so glad that you have a career path in mind at a young age. Your on the right track and you've already done some cool work that I'd be proud of. I've done some residential electrical work, basic stuff, and really enjoyed it. I turned in my application to my local ibew, just waiting to hear back from them. I really want to become an apprentice and learn hands on from the pro's. Wish I had done this a long time ago though lol. Take care man

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  10. Thankyou Nalurash for posting this, I really appreciate it. That was a really cool video that Milwaukee made, I loved the look on the guys face after he turned the led lights on the drills. Then the look he had on his face before he put his phone in his pocket. Can't let the guys see me having too much fun now lol priceless video, loved it. :D

    Yeah when those drills lit up, it was like the Milky-Way galaxy in the night sky...but it was even better, it was the Milwaukee-Way galaxy in a dark garage

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  11. Fuck man im a young guy but i hate how technology is taking over why would i need all tgis on my phone anyway people spend to my times on there phones alresdy i cant vibe with this

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    Hell yeah, people are on their phones way too much nowadays. Every time I go out to eat people are taking pictures of their food, or taking selfies, or just not paying attention to anything that's happening in real life.

    Seems like smartphones have become the cranberries of technology. They get into everything, even tools. I don't see myself using this One Key stuff and I think it was over hyped

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