Jronman

well that's one way to cut your bushes

Yeah Makita's has both functions but isn't it either impact mode or hammer mode. No option for both modes to be selected at same time.

What is your guys favorite tool store to shop at. Whether it be in store, by mail, or online.

Found a video of the Flexvolt trimmer and blower vs the m18 versions. Power wise the guy says the Flexvolt was better.

This looks really handy. I took off the hooks on my drill and impact. They just got in the way.

did I read this correctly? You said you don't like a FESTOOL product?

What is the tool in the middle? pipe cutter?

Its only a little detail but sometimes its the little details that count. Just an indication purdy makes a quality brush.

In which 20v tool did you try? The 20v multi tool has a rubber piece under the base of the tool. I suspect it could make the battery fit tighter. I find it harder to take the battery off the multi tool than say my drill or impact. I have noticed the battery is a bit loose but nothing to be concerned about. I haven't really noticed any battery looseness issues with Milwaukee but its not like I have use Milwaukee tools that often. Only a handful of times.

@dwasifar Purdys are nice. Ever notice that it has the name of the person who crafted the brush on each brush?

nice I seen this braand at Menards. Is it a good brand? Good quality?

the t-shirt is nice as well. Nice that it can resist sun to spf 50

I was thinking. If a drill could both hammer and impact at the same time, would there be any application that would benefit from having both functions active at the same time?

Another brand that has the "other tools" is Makita and Milwaukee. Makita with the odd ball cordless tools users never thought they needed like a fan, grass shears, or cooled jacket. Milwaukee with e, p, and hvac/r specific tools. I think Milwaukee and DeWALT are gonna have some great June events this year with a lot of great announcements.

is this available in a kit with a drywall gun, battery, and charger?

I have a DeWALT t-shirt. The black version. I wouldn't mind getting the lime version. DeWALT has quite a bit of work wear. http://www.dewalt.com/en-us/products/gear-and-equipment/safety-and-protective-workwear/hi-visibility-gear/two-tone-performance-tshirt-short-sleeve/dst11-npbb

@JimboS1ice wtb?

My favorite brand I own would be Stanley. DeWALT and Milwaukee make some good hand tools as well. I haven't really gotten to experience the luxury brands you guys use. A lot of my stuff is Stanley; decent quality for the price: Hammers, tapes, prys, and knives. I may upgrade my Stanley ratcheting screw driver to a DeWALT version at some point. It feels a bit weak low quality. The DeWALT felt more solid to me. The one I seen looked really nice. I also have the cheap brands I find at Menards as well.

I find safety glasses to be better than my prescription glasses but they still don't block all dust or whatever that flies at your face.

Just get an SDS Extreme

there was a post awhile back that said 20vx2 mower might be coming.

Guess we possibly know one of the blacked out tools is a mid torque impact wrench.

They say the x2 is more powerful yet the flexvolt wont be released until April 1st. The flexvolt should be a bit more efficient since it has higher voltage and possibly a bit more powerful but we cant really say until it has been tested.

Wen are you buying your drill press?

Your crew is a lot faster than the one I'm with. haha. Our crew is an 8:00 to 4:00 5 days a week crew. We had a big remodel last year that took us a good 6 months or more to complete. We probably averaged 3 to 4 guys at it each day. We did have a couple other big jobs that took a while as well and various odd jobs that only take a day or 2 to complete.