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Wow. That makes me consider getting the Gen 2 Fuels and selling off my 1s...

Maybe I'll pick up a PD35 and keep it in there when it's above freezing and keep it in my winter jacket when it's below. That way it will never get too cold.

I was thinking of grabbing something else to keep in my truck but I'm guessing the cold weather up here in WI wouldn't be too good for the 18650?

I've got a Nitecore P12 on its lanyard hanging by the front door that we take while walking the dog at night. All of the other flashlights scattered throughout the house are of the Costco variety.

They had the whole room laid out for me on the print as to which colors went where on that job. I like it better that way versus them giving us a print with a note saying 25% of this color, 25% of this color & 50% of this color. Then we have to go through and make stacks of tile with the correct ratio and lay it. What seems to happen a lot after that is the customer walks in and says,"Ohhhh I don't like that color there, can you move it over here? Oh you have two of the same colors touching right here, can you move one?" That gets old quick I prefer the customer to sit down with the salesman beforehand and draw it out on the print or graph paper as to how they want it laid.

I tried to order 4 but it said only 2 were available at this location. And all the other locations I looked up still had them at the $129.99 price tag. I have the $120 Milwaukee radio that doesn't charge batteries so when I recieve these I'll compare and decided which I'll keep. I don't have any Bosch batteries so unless I decide to grab one or two, the Milwaukee has a big leg up. If the Powerbox is heads and shoulders better than the Milwaukee I may also end up grabbing the 18v starter kit with LBoxx2 for $120

Thanks everyone!

Try this: http://m.lowes.com/pd/Bosch-Power-Box-Jobsite-Radio-and-Charger/3184859

I ordered 2

$40?!?! That's definitely a steal!!

That stuff was some laser cut carpet tile that was a pain to install!

Please do. I personally don't do too much work out in Milwaukee, unless they really need the help, but we do have some great installers out there!

Well your regular job must pay well to afford all of those Systainers!

What kind of work do you do Chrisk?

Sergenian's Floor Coverings out of Madison, WI

Do any of you also have any Systainers? If so, which do you prefer? I was torn between the two systems and ended up deciding on trying out the L-Boxxes because they were cheaper and a little larger.

Sorry for the sideways pics!

I'm a commercial flooring installer. Here's some pics of some of the stuff I've done recently...

Thanks for the welcome Chrisk! By the way...what do you have stored in your 3? I'll have to measure some stuff and hopefully I can pack everything into these. My biggest concern is getting my MR23EVSK into one. Guessing I'll need the 4 with one base top left and the other base bottom right. Then hopefully rig bit storage up in a 1 similar to the Festool Systainer for router bit storage.

Who uses them? I got my first one the other day and I think I'll be moving all of my stuff over to them. L-Boxx's & Kaizen Foam are the pretty slick. Really wish they were Red & Black though! Here's a pic of the L-Boxx2 outfitted with my new Bosch AG-40-85 & accessories. Wheels and Blades are under the dust shroud.

So how long could you chip concrete with the 1 1/8 Fuel? Let's say with a 4.0

Soooo tempting.. If they were red I'd buy both! Hmmmm....

Mine came today too! Plus a bunch of other goodies!

Mine won't be here until tomorrow

Just get both!