stainlessstroker95

Same here. A cordless nailer would of come in handy here lately.

Never seen these before. Cool stuff.

Thanks jimbo. My wife picked out the colors to match the cabinets and tub.

Well it seems that this project has taken off a bit. We got the walls painted and put up some trim. We used 1x4s and then got some galvanized metal from Lowes. Not a bad project really. The 1x4s were roughed up a bit then stained and clear coated. The metal was cut at 32" so we could get 3 sections out off the sheet. I have a Milwaukee 5-3/8 metal saw and it went through it just fine and made clean cuts. I actually got that saw as a birthday present a couple years ago. I'm not sure if the person knew they got me a metal saw on purpose or not. I always used it as a wood circular saw anyway. So we are waiting for more boards to dry and we should finish that part of it this week some time. Still need to do something with the ceiling and put some different rustic looking lights up.

Thanks for giving us the heads up. I would like to have either one.

Yes it does have a non contact volt detector as kato said. Very handy feature.

I was set on a kit just so I would have a case. Where does it talk about the bonus starter kit with 5.0 packs?

Thanks for all the comments. I seen the kit at our local rural King also. But that has been a few months ago and haven't seen it since. I like the Home Depot link, cause that will give me an excuse to buy one of the new lights. I bet your right that the new kits automatically come with them now but the description on there sites are not updated. I think I will call or email a couple of the sites. Il let you guys know when I pull the trigger on it.

Well just tried it out and compared it to my old one. Definitely love it. It is a lot quicker than my black and decker. It's small but doesn't feel cheap.

Hey guys. I'm trying to find a place on line to buy the 2763-22 with two 5.0 ah battery packs. All the places I find are 4.0 or 2 4.0 and 1 5.0.

Not yet. I just stuck in on the charger a little bit ago. I do have a new light to install later though.

My wife and I were at Lowes last night , and came across the hammerhead screwdriver on sale. I had been wanting one for a while but just never did justify get one. I have a black and decker screwdriver I use for electrical work around the house. I actually bought one as a Gift for my brother this past Christmas. But I have one now cause they were 40 and now they are 20. Just wanted to pass it on.

So many hack jobs out there. I can't believe people take short cuts when it comes to electrical work.

That just means you have a reason to go back soon. Haha

I really like those wright wrenches. My local industrial supply sells them and I eye ball them every time I go in there.

Nice work. Are you going to sell these?

Funny this came up. I just watched the new tia video about the Bosch jig saw. That is real nice looking btw. So then I went right over to the Milwaukee website to see what they had. But this saw you posted looks great too. I just don't get why companies offer stuff one place but not the other.

Really enjoy seeing your work.

That would be handy to have when you smash your finger and have to drill a hole in the nail.

Yes I have one. And actually been putting it to use the past couple of days. It's been picking up dust and small chunks. It does its job I would say. It's not a shop vac obviously. I bought it for my wife cause she was fed up with the black and decker dust buster one. She really likes it.

I guess it keeps a guy busy. I do find it enjoyable though.

Thanks Jason, It's coming along. A lot of things in the house are unfinished. Like drywall in one room is done and mudded but not sanded. And it has some new wireing but no light fixtures just those pig tail lights. I think they got so much money a year for repairs and that's as far as they got. We have lived there for two years and it's been slow progress. But here lately work has been slow so I get a chance to work around the house. And a fancy shower would be nice. But with the pump running now, the tub has got more use. And that is one nice clean bathroom you have there comp.

Thanks comp. it's not much but figured I would share. I'm not much of a wood worker but would like to learn. It would help if I had more wood working tools though.

So I have been doing a couple home projects. In the bathroom we have a whirlpool tub but the previous owner never installed an outlet for the pump. So I had some spare space in the breaker box for another breaker. I ran about 24' of wire and installed a gfi. Next was a door to get access to the water lines for the tub. As it was it was boxed in with drywall. And I am going to patch a spot in the ceiling where the roof leaked before we moved in and put a new roof on. The wireing is done just working on the door and ceiling now. I built the door cause I couldn't find where I can buy just a door. We had some extra 1 bys from trimming out the living room so that's what I used. My wife and I both like the old time look. My wife stained it.

Wow that is amazing looking.