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I would love to get my hands on one of those. With the larger base it doesn't look as top heavy as the cordless trim routers. I have used the cordless Ridgid router but the not the Makita.
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At this point I can't see the cordless routers, please convince me otherwise. With a five amp battery on top they are top heavy and weigh almost as much as a PC 690 with half the power.
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Please post a review of these after you use them a bit as they are one hell of a deal. But it seems too good to be true.
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We have a 37" x 60" shower with dual shower heads and a steam unit. In 3 years the free standing tub has maybe been used 4 times. In the last house we did we put in all the body sprays in the shower. That was a total waste and we did not bother with that again.
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Local lumber yard had the bottom Pack Out box on wheels black friday sale at 89.00. No other pack out boxes in the store though. HD had the Ridgid 3 box set for 99.00. Kind of a no brainer...
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Sawstop table saw or learn to write left handed
SetBuilder replied to sadfkjnbb's topic in Woodworking
Most of the newer cabinet saws have the large Stop buttons. I prefer a stop that I can hit with my knee. I used to work at a shop with 10 Saw Stops and over time a lot of the mounting brackets broke that hold the On / OFF switches. Again over time the a lot of the blade raise lower mechanisms got very stiff. I can't blame the saws for that though as maintenance was dismal. -
Sawstop table saw or learn to write left handed
SetBuilder replied to sadfkjnbb's topic in Woodworking
I have run cabinet saws from Saw Stop, Delta, Jet , Shop fox etc As long as they have a good blade on them and are maintained I could never tell the difference. With Saw stop you are paying for the skin sensing technology, and its up to you to decide if its worth it. -
I have had the old one for 3-4 years now. I don’t think I ever used the side hose holder. I just leave the hose plugged in and loop it up to the handle to carry it. I try and reduce extra steps to save time on a job, not add them. Just my opinion, I’m glad your happy with the update. They are great vacuums.
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I have both the Grizzly lumber rack and the Portamate rack. Other than color they are pretty much identical. For 26.95 the Grizzzly one is a great deal. http://www.grizzly.com/products/Lumber-Rack-6-Shelf-System/T27630?utm_campaign=zPage&utm_source=grizzly.com I think I paid around 40.00 for the Portamate when it was on sale. http://www.rockler.com/portamate-lumber-rack-system
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Meh, I never had an issue with the hose on the outside.
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As for the threaded holes, if you go through their website, I’m pretty sure they have rails that attach to make it a bigger square https://tsoproducts.com/tso-products-guide-rail-squares/angle-accessory-for-grs-16-family/
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I first saw them on https://www.infinitytools.com/ssearch?q=coping+saw I always wondered how they work compared to old school coping saws.
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I have to agree with Sparky, if you think Kleins dull too fast then I'm not sure what will make you happy. I can usually get years out of a pair or Klein cutters. Most guys I know buy them as the "GOOD' ones. I recently bought a pair of Knipex, but have not had them long enough to comment.
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Is anyone using a magnetic table saw angle indicator? I'm looking for one that I can stick to the blade to set up my angles since the gauge on most table saws just get you in the ball park. I would prefer a dial over digital, but it seams most are digital these days. Is anyone using one and how do you like it?
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I picked one up a week ago from them. Great item to keep in my tool belt so I have a lot of different tips on hand.
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Does this really surprise you? Very common for small jobs. Just spray it with some water, wear a tyvek suit and mask, double bag it and throw it in the trash along with the suit and mask. I'm not saying its right, just the way its done. When I came across it on small home renovations of my own, it always seemed to disappear over night.
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I agree, If I had a choice of getting my Festool items in a Systainer or a Ridgid box I'd go with the Ridgid tool boxes in a heart beat. I would never buy more systainers just for storage.
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https://www.woodcraft.com/search?q=tanos
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How accurate is the combination square you are using?
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I picked up some Occidental bags a few months ago, but have never been real happy with them. I ordered this set from Diamondback and think they will suit my needs a bit better.
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Who said it was only a 90 day warranty? Milwaukee will even pay the shipping both ways for repairs https://www.milwaukeetool.com/eservice
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Once you put a 5amp battery on a trim router its as heavy as a mid sized router with half the power, so I'm not a fan of the current cordless trim routers. Not sure why Jronman says the Makita has less vibration than the Ridgid. I have the Ridgid and it has no real noticeable vibration to me. The Makita and Dewalt definitely have more power than the Ridgid. I also hate the height adjustment on the Makita. The Ridgid has a very nice height adjustment. If you want it for more than laminate work I would go with the Dewalt or Porter Cable as they are pretty much identical, so I would let price determine between the two. I would not put a trim router in a table, I would go mid sized and up for that application. Just my opinion...
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I'd like to see them in person. The price point is about double of the Ridgid boxes so I really see no reason to switch since I own 5 Ridgid boxes already. Unless they drop the price, Ridgid and Dewalt boxes will still be the main stay for most people.