Millerzconstruction
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No problem. And if they didn't use any gravel. It'll be like cutting butter.
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A mill stone.
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Like jm said. It probably needs a new pressure release valve. And when you took it apart you my have got something pinched or not in the right place.
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Maybe he was making it up? But I had heard from the company I use here locally before. They told me that same story. And that's why they are not selling Makita tools anymore. So Idk? He said you should be fine buying dewalt stuff though. Because dewalt ships there tools from the company here in NC. To Lowe's.
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Yea they buy a lot of the motors and stuff from the company. Then put them together with there own stuff. This guy was a ceo or something like that. And that's what he told me. I'm not just making it up. And that is why Makita wouldn't let them sell there tools any more.
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I'm breaking irwin bits.Good luck, he got them for a song. I think it was something like 75% off of any retailer I know of...what brand/model of bits are you breaking? I've found that the Germans and Czechs seem to make the stronger bits. I get my German/Czech tools from KC Tools or German-hand-tools, after checking Amazon and eBay of course. Bits are almost always significantly cheaper at KC or GHT. We've also noticed the Dewalt MaxFit(Home depot) bits are better than the FlexTorq(Lowe's, Sears), also Milwaukee is not very good. Makita is made in Japan(Every other big name manufacturer bits at HD and Lowe's is made in China) and appears to be really strong but I haven't really pushed any Makita bits too hard.
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K. Thanks Mack. I'll check any way. I hope they do have them. My impact is the worst on breaking the #3 phillips bits.
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Where did you buy the terminator bits? They look like a good bit. I'm always breaking phillips bits with my dewalt impact.Hey guys, those of you who follow the HD permatheead for deals saw I found some WIha bits on clearance. These are their terminator impact bits which are pretty cool. I've used them a bit and they feel nice, they have torsion you can feel and a little case that I played with for hours.
So in the spirit of thanksgiving for being a part of this crew, I am going to give away a set of these, it's a small set, just 7 bits with a magnetic holder and a really awesome case. Great time of the year to charge my score with you guys, hopefully this will go better than my last give away.
I will randomly select a winner on thanksgiving so good luck and happy turkey day!
Jimbo
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Which I really like the dewalt sticker too though. Iol. Ok I like all of them.
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I like the pro one. Or the original blue. Thanks again.
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You lucky thing you. Congratulations dude.
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What's going on. Good to see another newbie. I have a Electra glide standard 01'. Love my tools and the bikes. I also raced motocross.
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I have been contemplating on buying ryobi for a while now. But I just can't make myself spend the money on it. I done some work for a guy,that was some ceo at lowes. And he said he wouldn't buy power tools from lowes. But he said home depot had better stuff. Like ridged and ryobi. And that Lowe's used cheaper parts on power tools over seas. Like putting plastic parts on inside stuff,that should be metal. And then they ship them here. Have you all heard that before?
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I just remembered that they did do a little research and review on them. They said it may not be for a construction site. Or something like that. But a good home owner tool or handyman.
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Congratulations to all the people who won on Milwaukee day. And a big thanks to Eric,Dan and Milwaukee for making it possible for us to be able to win this cool stuff.
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Still waiting for a bobcat.
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I've had real good luck with my Irwin drill bit set. And there not expensive.
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Lowe's here had the 18g battery mail gun for 199 here. I thought it was a good deal. Since dewalt is around 350. I almost bought it for the job site.
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Good looking bird house.
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Welcome bearjew. I liked that movie too.
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Well blue board is more expensive than osb. But you can cut it and install it much faster than plywood. So the home owner payed more for the bad work than it would have been. And now its going to cost him again to get it fix right. Around here it just matters who you are. With what you can get by with.
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Maybe corn grinder?
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A good place for blue board is when building walls in the basement against the block. And put it between each stud. If more than 2/3 of the wall is covered by dirt you don't need it.
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And I put drywall screws between the studs. Because with gable trusses here the studs are on 2ft centers. I'm sure it's like that all around the whole house. Which blue board has a good r value but it shouldn't be used for sheathing a house. I've seen it on older houses from the 80's before. This house is not even 10 years old yet.
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Some people pay for those mill stones. To put in there yard. It wouldn't be a hard sell. If you can get it out without damaging it. But a lot of the big collectors would buy it broken too though.
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