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This guy seems like he's sponsored by Makita.

I agree with the battery guess as well... But wow you have some balls regardless if you really stopped the blade between your thumb and finger...

I think I read somewhere the first one key tools (besides the crimper) will come out 2016 earlyish.

The dewalt is the winner out of those. It's really hard to watch the blade on the ridgid.

How much space do you have? The glide is good for limited space because you can put it right against the wall.

I'm jealous Renner!!

Did the LUMU break the screw?

Uh oh.. Hope it's not contagious!

I really like the milwaukee blades with the case.

Over here on the east coast it's mostly sidewinders. I love my dewalt. It's definiteky tough as its been dropped a few times and still works perfectly.

I love dewalt but when it comes to recip cordless, I have to say milwaukee is the best. More power and a lot less vibration... Not sure that's the answer you wanted to hear... =\

What are you doing with the tools? Or just an impulse buy?

Nice collection Jason. Also.. Did you change your username?

That would be an expensive pair of bolt cutters.... With the price of this tool, I think it makes sense to market it towards electric companies.

I know... I want one and don't even have any Makita batteries.

Holy cow! That's a cool hook but it was 40 bucks??

There's a brushless non fuel? I thought fuel was their name for brushless.

Pretty decent deal! I've got so many cheap to medium clamps though.. For storage sake, I've gotten to where I only pick up cheap parallel clamps nowadays.

I'd be interested.

There's an M18 planer coming out fall 2015. Seems like the winner for you! https://www.milwaukeetool.com/power-tools/cordless/2623-21

I like the idea! Reviews say it's a bit small though..

Since it's steel id recommend electrolysis. Works really well and you feel like you just completed a science project. http://www.instructables.com/id/Electrolytic-Rust-Removal-aka-Magic/ http://www.rickswoodshopcreations.com/miscellaneous/rust_removal.htm

I think it depends how often you use them. If I used something every day, keep it charged. Example: my phone. If something is going to be put in storage for a while, around 50% charged is best. Remember, this is just for li-ion batteries. Not sure about ni-cad.

Too bad this isn't real! I wonder what the hammer function would do on the sidearm...

Glad to see a rep contributing to the forum! What do you do for milwaukee?