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Thanks for the info....

Keep the gen 1 as a back up or as a second drill to use, many times I find my self using two drills with different bits, I find swapping bits a PITA sometimes.....plus it will look nice sitting on the tool bench ha,ha....

A few manufactures could learn a thing or two from Milwaukee's customer service!!

No work schedule for the past 7 years but when I did a typical day was 7am-5pm.....

Appreciate the feedback pmiller383, Moxy, Hatter512......what batteries you guy's using??

Thanks for your feedback JerryNY.....I've alway shot trim with a 16 gauge nailer and was interest in the one+ 16 gauge gun but not into spending $350 for gun, batteries and charger.....so maybe the 18 nailer is the way to go. What battery is everyone using? Didn't mean to hyjack your thread YiKKit

Have any of you experienced the Ryibi not sinking the nails far enough into the material? and any comment on the 16 gauge nailer??

I've read the same thing, however there are many that praise it too.....every time I'm at HD I stop and check the nailers out, even put it in the shopping cart and continue to shop but always put it back on my way to the check out.....buyers remorse thing I guess LOL.

Cograts, that's a nice table.....I'm looking at getting one of those

So true LOL....

Looking good.....are you keeping the flat as is or will you be adding some detail on the face?

Milwaukee impact looked like it was on Valium LOL....

congrats on the new toys....I can't wait to get mine

That Brushlees looks nice.....I don't own any one + tools but have been tempted many times in getting the 16 gauge nailer.

They sell the impact alone.....I have one on order along with the hammer drill / driver, bought them seperate. There hoping to be shipping in a few weeks or so.

Medallions at the corners on the opening to the dining room and the other opening that leads into the entry hall but not in the picture and the crown has plain one's.

Wow that looks really nice.....

Getting close in wrapping the Living Room up.....finished the step and casings leading into the dining room today, a couple of receptacles, caulk and cut in left.....a good project for tomorrow.

That's great customer service from Milwaukee.....

Painted the base board and casings early this morning and will install later today....

Benn using the Flexzilla's the past few months.....I like the lite weight, they don't feel like there pulling the tool out of my hands, also no issues with twisting either, all in all great hoses.

Looking good......now your ready to take on some projects

Installed the hardwood floor in the living room today.....still need to paint and install the base board, casings, etc....should have everything wrapped up in a few days then onto the entry hall tile work.

I hope they bring them back.....I'd be in for two.

I know its all in good fun but I haven't been the one posting Makita vs Milwaukee vids.....you must expect a little jab here and there. Anyway no disrespect to you or the others.