Jronman

I plan on getting one. One thing I wonder is if it has detents at 45 degrees

Light Brick

@FlaveNico my impact driver, hammer drill driver, and right angle attachment are plenty but I don't have much use for other drills right now. Maybe I'll have more drills in the future.

street light

so we need more?

Take any 2 or more foods you like, mix them together and the result should be something good. I tend to not follow the norm when it comes to food. sour cream on steak and chicken cinnamon on eggs and bacon pistachios on everything peanut butter on watermelon and strawberries if I don't got any sour cream for taco stuff the plain Greek yogurt gets used back in the day when I used to eat whatever I made pizza tacos. I would get a tortilla and would put your standard taco stuff in it. meat, cheese, etc. Heat it up in the microwave. I would then take a slice of leftover homemade pizza and toast in in the toaster oven. Once everything was done cooking I placed the slice of pizza into the taco.

LEGO City

LEGO Block

@D W Most things if they aren't found in store can be found online. Tough System, L-boxxes, and Tstaks are available from many places online. I've never heard of Tactix. They look like a good box. The box with the lid and the 2 drawers looks nice. It's like a ds130 and a ds250 were combined. Looks similarly priced to Tough System. The cart is priced lower than the tough system. Must be a fairly new company. The website is in coming soon stage.

You need all of these? haha

nice. I wish companies started coming out with solid state batteries.

Pistachio hamburger. Cut beef patty in half then fill with cheese, onions, and pistachios. no bun needed.

Ego has a pole saw now except not a dedicated unit. Has to be used with the power head system

that 9.0 looks big

Id say maybe the $200 range?

Doesn't Makita have 6.0 batteries out now? stick 2 of them puppies on an x2 tool and you'll get 36v power with 6.0 runtime. It'll beat M18 HD 9.0's and the Flexvolt 9.0/3.0's

I was thinking more handheld power tools used in the shop like a track saw, router, drill, etc. Heavy machines don't move so it doesn't matter if they are corded.

I don't mind if it comes out or if it doesn't. I prefer battery over cord any chance I get, even in a shop setting. no trip hazard and more convenient for me at least.

Anyone ever use a pole hedge trimmer? Do you see benefits for using it vs a ladder and a normal hedge trimmer? Would it be worth getting one if it only gets used 3 or 4 times a year?

@Bremon it wasn't a rumor. Rob from concord carpenter confirmed it was "in development". I still feel it could eventually come out even if the rumored version you talked about is too big. Maybe it was put back on the drawing board until a smaller design is developed?

picture not showing up. What color is the blade?

I can't wait to see other companies take on one key. Sounds like Bosch, DeWALT, and Makita have their versions in the works.

Elk Suit

@The.Handyman if say acme is doing the 15% off deal do you get 15% off in addition to the 1.5% off from ebates?

I expect it back by tomorrow or I get paid interest.