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Awesome deal for $1 looks good now

Thanks for bringing the beer ???

I would do Bosch or Dewalt

Powers station and tough system should be cool

The templates are nice they make it a lot easier, faster and more consistent

Try looking on Craigslist for jets, powermatics, delta,or even grizzly sometimes you can find really good deals on them

Some of the instruction manual from China has a bunch of mistakes like that they can be kind of funny to read

Nope

Thats probably the original filter in my shop class one time there was this one kid vacuuming out the cabinet table saw and he didn't realize the vac was full and all the saw dust was shooting out the back just as fast as it was sucking it up after he was done there was a good 1/2 inch of dust spread 10 feet back and 3 feet wide looked like it just snowed

I would get the liquid ice compound that works great at remaining scratches and the 3 pads that they recommend my uncle that owns a collision center shop always has this stuff plus TIA showed Pat using it https://www.amazon.com/Norton-Liquid-Extra-Polishing-Compound/dp/B003ZAN2NY https://www.amazon.com/Norton-42078-Blue-Cutting-Foam/dp/B00AZA21MA/ref=sr_1_3?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1484865713&sr=1-3&keywords=Norton+liquid+ice+pads

I got some husky plies about a year ago and they all seem to be holding up well and for the price you can't beat it

Nice

I have the 887 and it's a great impact

I don't think it would be cheaper getting one for each tool

Looks nice

Just bought a John Deere

Looks pretty cool I would love to go to WOC they awesome have some cool stuff

If I was going to buy into a 12v line I would go with Bosch they always have good quality tools

Love all the yellow

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They are always looking for a way to save a buck and cutting out quality control was way to save $$$

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If could work but I wouldn't recommend doing it