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I think a reciept box could get me in some trouble LOL....

and how many....

I've used a few of the air tools, grinder, drill, impact....they worked well for not much investment.

This one is high on the wish list.....its a power house, it will shoot a maximum beam distance of 5 1/2 football fields long.... this thing is badass http://www.eagletac.com/html/mx30l3/index.html

You ain't kidding, tough to keep up with them all......Foursevens is fairly new to the market, nice quality light with fair pricing, a light that will give you many years of service.

Those are nice.....thinking of getting this Foursevens light

The wiggy is what we all used many many years ago before multi meters got popular.....didn't see a tester in the picture (tool belt) and just having fun with the wiggy comment, sort of old school

That's most kind of you RCWARD and good grilling to you too

Like this one

The raised graphics are cool, nice job

I guess the blame goes to ridgid LOL....

I meant to post to Nalurash post but here is a wiggy

I don't see the Wiggy....

My only Streamlight with a few Nitecore's and Fenix I just picked up.....

If I were in your shoes I'd pass.....I have owned a few tile saws over the years and would consider a 10 inch saw. The 7 inch saws will limit what you can cut material wise and thickness, there slower and you will burn through blades much faster, also not a fan of having to slide the material across the table top, look fo a system that has a table glide system, you place your material on the table and push the table instead of the material.....its safer and more percise and consider buying new instead of used unless the used has been well cared for as they really take a beating and require a bit more attention with clean up. Check out the M&K saws, there well built and really popular with the tile setters. I own a M&K 100 series and its an excellent saw, I've cut thousands of tiles, granite, marble, brick, pavers, stone, etc....as always YMMV

The Streamlights are good lights......

He may be related to Edward Scissorhand LOL....

Most are water resistant and none are actual rated for under water use however these manufacture have models that are, I just don't own those versions, mine are more for weapon mount and general use....popular with the military, police, security, etc.....

That's sucks not getting paid what your entitled to.....sounds like a bank owned property

Been buying a few flashlights as of late....anyone else into the tatical type lights, there sort of addicting like buying tools LOL

That looks really nice, the wedge shape adds a bit of that one off look.....great job!

Right place right time our Lowes has them for $599.....enjoy!!

Hopefully it dodn't come out of your pocket and you got paid for the extra work......

That's really cool....with all the twists and turns life dumps on us, the simple things are a great pick me up. If your lady likes roses pick up a dozen of her favorite

Awesome thanks for the feedback....