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A lot of the long in the tooth tools are getting upgrades to brushless which isn't bad.

these style of saws are not only blade left but tend to have more torque than regular circular saws.

Rumor is its supposed to be another big year. I could see this being true.

wow the post was already taken down from tegstools instagram

@Hugh Jass its flexvolt

Actually they have chucks as well just not a jaw style chucks.

Bought it monday night with prime and has yet to ship and is still expected tomorrow haha.

I'm counting any cordless tool that makes a hole in a drill like fashion. Whether it be in wood, metal, masonry. Also there is more than 0

nice returns in investment.

I'm including m12, m18, and m28

I seen this but was talking more about the ones with prices and info on specific models.

Here we go How many cordless drills does Milwaukee currently offer that come with plastic chucks?

I had to tear out some plaster and lathe at our current job. It causes quite a mess. It also had some tube wiring but its getting all new wiring.

sounds a lot like where I have been working at the past few months. Ours is a 1930's house though.

@JimboS1ice There is actually 2 if you count bluetooth tools. DeWALT DCD996 and DeWALT DCD997

all the product pages can't be found?

it also appears to be 2 different angle grinders. If you notice the gear housing the one in the middle has black on the top where the one in the back is all silver.

yeah. I'm guessing it is for drywall sanding.

Well I am now apart of a few new brands and spent quite a bit. I ordered me some Festool, Whiteside, and Freud. For the Festool I got an OF 1400 router, an RO 150 sander, the hole drilling kit, guide adapter, and one track with holes. I also got me some 80, 120, and 320 paper for the sander. For the Freud I got a 3 piece door router bit set and a Freud 5 piece roundover set. For the Whiteside I got a 3 piece dado bit set, and a Whiteside oval edge bit. I'm hopefully gonna start using the stuff on an upcoming side job.

I figured this would be a good idea. Example - STF D125/8 P40 GR/10 STF - I'm unsure maybe the way the paper attaches to the sander? in this case StickFix? D - This indicates diameter 125 - Indicates diameter of the sanding pad in millimeters 8 - the number of vacuum holes on the sanding pad P - I'm unsure I seen different letters here. Thoughts? 40 - indicates the grit number GR - indicates the type of sandpaper in this case GR for Granat 10 - indicates the number of sheets in the set. Festool has many types of sandpaper here are most of them. Granat - Versatile, general purpose abrasive for use on wood & finished surfaces. Rubin 2 - Finish Faster - Rubin 2 is designed to quickly shed wood fibers, eliminating clogging so the abrasive stays sharp, leading to a 30% faster removal rate. Save Money - Since Rubin 2 is designed to prevent clogging due to the buildup of pitch and wood fibers, you’ll get up to 30% longer life out of every sheet. Your Best Finish - Designed for rapid grit progression, you’ll spend less time getting from 80 to 220, achieving the best possible finished surface in the least amount of time. Brilliant 2 - paint, fillers, primers and finishes like lacquers and varnishes; its antistatic coating is compatible with water-based products. Platin 2 - A foam-backed, silicone carbide based abrasive with a stearate coating specially developed for high-gloss finishes on closed surface materials. Ideal abrasive for super-fine finish on fillers, finish coats, solid surface, fiberglass and plastics. Saphir - Durable aluminum oxide abrasive incorporates a tear-resistant fabric backing for longer life in extreme applications. Ideal abrasive for heavy duty sanding of wood, paint, plastics, fiberglass, composites, concrete and steel. Vlies - excellent for deep pore cleaning on natural woods, veneers and is great for use on contours. Perfect for cleaning and de-rusting metal. Diamant - High-performance abrasive for finishing very hard surfaces Matting and refining hard surfaces such as scratch-proof clear coats and composite and solid surface Light sanding of panel-type materials coated in melamine resin for preparation of paint application Titan 2 - excellent for automotive finishes: paints, fillers, primers and lacquers and preferred for all oil-based paints and finishes.

what would be better a t square or a rafter square?

Maybe we could make a tutorial or tips and trick on how to use the forum?

buy a trailer and drive onto trailer? pull trailer with tundra?

so a rafter square would be sufficient with little to no adjustment unlike the t bolt method.

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