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My Milwaukee contacts have told me it’s because of the recent tariffs. Your going to see a lot companies moving out of China including Milwaukee.

Yes! Speaking from experience, nothing rude about it! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Your going to need way more then 3,000 lumens... if a few 400 dollar lights aren’t in your “budget” than perhaps you should re consider putting up a pole barn in the first place.. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I recently bought :http://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-Honda-GX390-4-200-PSI-4-GPM-Gas-Pressure-Washer-DXPW4240/203185026 I figured buy once cry once. Your never going to complain about something having too much power.. in the rare event you need less pressure for something delicate most include an adjustable pressure regulator on the pump. Everywhere I've used it so far, the water was supplied via deep well and there were no issues. Most modern deep well systems (1960's or newer) supply 7-12 gallons a minute. I think your over analyzing the situation. What are you even trying to wash? And what is your definition of a commercial washer? Is there a specific one in mind ? On a farm that a friend of mine owns they have a electric 220v unit with a diesel fired water heater, but it pulls so much water it has a 10 gal supply tank in addition to the 3/4 hose inlet. Not sure on the specs but I know it's at least 6k psi. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've been to fort benning before. We built the fire training/tactical tower all the way in the back of the base near the air strip. This was probably 8 years ago tho, they did have some deals for sure in they're store. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That multi tool is a fucking piece of shit. The vibration is sickening, has no power and is a toy. Anyone who "loves" it has never used a professional grade multitool..the blade selection sucks, no thanks. Get yourself a Bosch or fein. Sorry for the rant. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Did you even check the fluid level? Judging by the picture you lost about a pint. Don't overthink it, pour whatever you got in there Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

They currently don't, if they are going to come out with one I'd suggest they fix their mess of their junk cordless nailers first. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

North Ave Home Depot Chicago I stopped at all the others in the area and haven't seen anymore ☹️ Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Bought all 17 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Chicago Addison homedepot Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This has been an interesting week.. Monday morning I received a call from Thyssen at Milwaukee tool. You'd recognize him from the 2014 7 1/4 circular saw and 2015 superhawg symposium events. We discussed some of my issues over the phone and he really took the time to understand some of my concerns and went above and beyond that! Today he came out to one of my jobs were we are finishing a basement and remodeling the kitchen... We talked tools and he really gave me a better understanding of how these new nailers worked and the engineering behind them. Took a few pictures on how we use the rest of the m18 family of tools and lighting on a daily basis, and really valued my opinions and input on future products. All in all Milwaukees tools and dedication to the trades is enough to keep me a customer for life . Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Today I had second thoughts about the m18 Brad after my visit on Monday when I originally went to Check them out.. I went there again today and bought the 15g and 18g hoping I'll feel better about them after I use them for a few jobs next week...Got them home and the Brad was doing the same nonsense as in the store on Monday...not firing, half ass sinking. Nothing but embarrassing problems.... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I enjoy robs videos as well, but being a finish carpenter myself I could tell he was holding things back..also he never answered his own question if he'd ever "consider it for an entire finish job" I'm telling you guys right now these nailers are nothing they are marketed to be..say what you will Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Everyone seems to be forgetting about the 16 "thermal overloads" What a pos No thanks ! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

In case anybody is somewhat local I'll post their " tool day" sale below. This place is a toys r us for adults! http://www.neushardware.com/event/toolday/ Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yea the videos suck, it's a PIA trying to hold my phone and the gun. The weights listed online are most definitely without the batteries They are big.. And awkward I really wanted the 15g for hanging interior doors, it's a PIA to do this because you have to snake your hose between the subfloor and the door slab, but there's no way I'd consider these for any finish work. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Today after work I went to go purchase the new m18 nail guns...and left empty handed. The 15g nailer is powerful and has similar performance to an air gun, but I'd never consider using it on a weekly basis. It's larger and heavier then my dcn692 framing gun. And the Brad nailer had nothing but problems firing... I caught the tail end of it on camera. This was at neus in Menominee falls Wisconsin, the tool guy that I spoke with said everyone in the store was pretty disappointed to say the least... And they haven't sold ANY today despite the fact that you get a free 2amp battery..https://vimeo.com/165074809https://vimeo.com/165074884 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Dewalts saving grace today is their dedicated fan base from the 90s and early 2000's and a select group of homeowners. That company and its products are nothing today compared to what it used to be. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Lmao NO way dude Apprentice carpenter had that same drill today and it struggled to drive a 7/8 self feed bit in low... I was waiting for the magic smoke Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Dude exactly... The funny thing about the situation is I was going to place an order for the 20v finish gun the same week all this happened, but it's going to have the same design flaws. Those guns definitely don't hold up to how they try to market them... I'm glad I didn't follow through with any more of their guns with Milwaukee finally debuting their line..I have a feeling they have a similar design to the senco fusion with the nitrogen cylinder. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The framing nailers are complete pieces of shit. I have 2 dcn692' that we're purchased at the same time in March of last year. I've ran about 12 boxes of nails through the one and 19 through the other ranging from 2 3/8 to 3 1/4 and they've done fairly good untill January of this year when one of them stopped firing the nails in flush... I'm not talking just leaving the head, it was more like 1.5" of the 3" nail was left proud. Took the cap off and immediately noticed the inside is filled with metal shavings, upon closer examination there's 2 magnets to catch all of the debris on the end of return springs. Took it into the local Dewalt service center and got a call the next day that the firing pin was worn out were it contacts the flywheel. When he showed me its completely obvious it's from friction ( metal on metal) and Dewalt knows the pos will fail. If you read the fine print in the Warranty it does in fact say that the firing pin and assembly isn't covered under warranty. Service center in fact said it's a wear item and they've been flooded with them lately. They wanted over 200$ to repair the firing assembly but I declined. I'll add it to the box of busted Dewalt shit in the garage. The remaining nailer still works but when it fires the entire top cap wobbles and the motor sounds like it has a baseball card on a bicycle tire. It won't be long untill that one shits the bed too. This entire experience yet proves again why I sold all my 20v garbage 3 or 4 years ago. Never again will I buy anything cordless from Dewalt. I however have the 780 slider, portable table saw, and portable planner and I'd be lost without them. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have a feeling they use the same design as the senco fusions.

What Sears is this?

Oh I'm sorry man, I understand. I do appreciate the videos tho!