Jronman

I find them easy to insert bits but thats just me.

Would they fire somebody because they wore hearing protection?

I'm that guy at work who turns the radio down haha.

Milwaukee still going to do m18 nailers? or are they as important as lights are for DeWALT?

I think the telescoping light is cheaper. Not for sure though.

why not just use your phone hook up a pair of noise canceling bluetooth headphones and call it good. No fights over what music to listen to and you get to pick the volume too. Another bonus you don't have to hear noisy power tools.

looks more compact than read but idk if it actually is.

compressor, rear handle saw, and mixer were nice. The fact that they added rafter hooks on the circular saw indicates they do listen to their customers. I wasn't disappointed in the event I'm guessing many of the upcoming flex tools weren't ready enough to be shown at the event maybe at the next one we will see more flex?

@ChrisK what I need to copy is actually frameless. I will try to get some ply. The cabinet I am copying is cheap but nicer than Walmart cheap. Apparently I'm not making profit I've been told it is going to be volunteer.

I have the wall version wasn't sure if this would be a better option or even worth it to use for walls

The DCR025 is the newest radio and supposedly it sounds really good. If it were any other DeWALT radio vs tough system I could see the tough system winning. It has a nice sound. I don't know if the improvements of the DCR025 from the previous model are enough to have a better sound than tough system. Tough System Advantages- known to sound good and it is compatible with other tough system. Disadvantages- no plugins for running your tools, media controls don't control playback on your phone, flexvolt batteries don't fit, no bottle opener, easy to lose power cord DCR025 Advantages- fits all 20v and 60v batteries, has 2 plugins to run your tools, includes a bottle opener, can use media controls on radio to control music on your device. Disadvantages- not compatible with tough system

so its 60Vx2?

I wonder if it would work on walls or even be worth putting on a wall? Another thing I'm curious about is which brackets are used, the tough system cart design or the wall rack design.

I found a nice idea for a modular workbench system. It is multiple tables but they can be connected using magnets. Heres a video about it.

Want to show off your workbench? Got some workbench ideas or new/original workbench features? Maybe you found a cool workbench online that you want to share. Post anything and everything workbench here.

Ima guess Milwaukee

I got the indication that there is a table saw but it wasn't going to be at DeWALT Experience. No specifics whether it was a new table saw or an already existing one. The statement was something like "the table saw isn't here." I can't remember where I saw the statement. I wouldn't be surprised if there was a Flexvolt 120v vac in the works.

@JimboS1ice The customer wants me to duplicate a painted shelving unit and then add a couple doors to it. Apart from the back panel which is 1/4 in everything else is 3/4 material. I don't have a picture but it is pretty basic. I thought it was maybe made with OSB but after seeing and hearing about painting OSB I'm thinking I misjudged what material it was. I know that it wasn't made with plywood because I was able to find some end grain in the back. I'm guessing a type of particle board was used. I also made the mistake of buying the OSB before checking into painting OSB so now I have 4 sheets of OSB in my garage that I'm not sure what to do with. If I were able to return the OSB, would MDF be a more cost effective option to plywood? I would think it would be easier to paint and look nice than it would OSB. It would also be stronger than particleboard. I read it soaks up latex paint so I would probably have to seal it somehow. I not sure what all my local lumberyard sells for 4'x8' material. I'm still trying to learn what they got. I'm not sure if they got MDF or plywood. Plywood would be the best option I'm guessing.

It's just due to not being clamped and therefore loose enough to have momentum keep it spinning.

systainer

after last year they probably thought its not worth it... yet. Especially with the flexvolt rear handle saw and flexvolt mixer.

will it be enough to systain yer tool storage needs?

the flex mixer was neat. I suspect more of a flexvolt emphasis at the GIE expo if that is still a thing and if DeWALT is going or whatever events DeWALT will be going to later this year if any.

they had rachets....required hand power though haha

I was just wondering because the metal nailer's model number is dcn693