Tx_woodworker
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What’s the arbor size on the string trimmer?
Has anyone mounted a brush cutting blade on the string trimmer?
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Ok it is the BJR182Z
I’ve tried diablo blades, Milwaukee blades, dewalt blades, and finally today used the original makita blades that came with the saw.
They all lock in securely I can’t pull the blades out by hand while locked and I start using it, the blades pop out. I’m going to try and clean it but, it doesn’t look dirty no paint inside the sleeve. And if it doesn’t hold the blades still I’m buying a Milwaukee fuel 18v. -
I’ll type the model number here and look it up online. I hope it’s not more than a $100 part I’ll ditch it for a Milwaukee fuel.
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Bought this oh 4-5 years ago worked great till now. I’ll use it on a couple of cuts and then the blade will just pop out. I reinsert the blade, locks in couple of cuts blade pops out. Repeat. The collet is locking and holding the blade I can’t remove it without rotating the collet up to release. Does this with wood and steel. Is that collet worn out?
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I have the dewalt 20v max
Inflator. Aired up my side by side when I had a flat in the middle of the farm.-
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Is the surge for wood working over metal tap screws? Both look to have the slow start feature for the tapping screws.
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That little guy has some torque! I was driving lag bolts, 4 in screws for 4 hours! Blows my 18 volt makita out of the water.
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Yes for brad guns, 18 ,16, 15 finish, and sometimes a framing though I don’t use it much
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Will Milwaukee release a cordless small air compressor, like dewalt?
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I’ll show pictures once I start, at work sometimes we build inset cabinets with drawers, not sure if I’ll go that route possibly make the drawers dovetail. Lot of ways I can go.
I got delayed, neighbor had 3 broken drawers to repair and another neighbor wants their deck replaced.
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Im ditching this old metal deck that I got free back in 1999
It was great for what I needed at the time, but I want deeper drawers and little custom aspect to what I need.
I’ve been tempted by the mobile benches from husky and Milwaukee but, dang they are expensive and fall short of what I need.
2x4 construction, I will dado my partitions, use full X guides on the drawers. Possibly glue up a top maybe not see how the budget is.
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1/2” Russian birch with hickory handles
Took me 4 hours.
These are for holding fence supplies.
Rabbited ends, undermount 1/2” bottoms.
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Haven’t noticed that I’ll have to use it more. Good I’m left handed the dust doesn’t hit me
I do kind of wish the arbor was diamond shaped like my mag 77
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Used mine yesterday
It’s quiet for a circular saw cuts fine, I love it-
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Today I’m cutting the top off of a drum
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Well all I have to say is wow! Forget the cord
I cut up two big pallets riddled with nails into small pieces and the battery level didn’t even go down.-
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This is all I bought today
I’m cutting the cord-
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Ok so more confusion
I looked at the display and then looked at the actual saw in the box and they are two different models.
The one with the hex nut shows a hard case and the boxed one has a tool less adjustable shoe and a soft case. No I didn’t buy it, I have to pay off my Home Depot card first. -
I saw it, picked it up etc.
How much more power and lasting ability does this have over my brushed makita with a single 5.0 pack?
I have some issues with this 36v model.
First to adjust the shoe theres a hex screw in front, not tooless and second those two packs on the bottom made it heavy.
I dont have a corded recip saw but, I think I can get by with my brushed model for demo, steel cutting, and other projects.
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10 hours ago, Tx_woodworker said:
Bought the new makita 36v plunge saw, with the promo I got the 55" track and two more 5.0 battery packs free!! Man this saw is freaking sweet!!!
Now Im thinking I want the rear handle saw they have too. I have a skil mag 77 which is my work horse but wouldnt hurt to have a cordless brushless saw for the farm, would it?
Also bought a hitachi 3 1/2 framing gun.
I did want to point out the scale on this plunge saw is metric. But, all the plywood I get free from where I work is metric in thickness so for me its not a big deal.
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Bought the new makita 36v plunge saw, with the promo I got the 55" track and two more 5.0 battery packs free!! Man this saw is freaking sweet!!!
Now Im thinking I want the rear handle saw they have too. I have a skil mag 77 which is my work horse but wouldnt hurt to have a cordless brushless saw for the farm, would it?
Also bought a hitachi 3 1/2 framing gun.
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I have a 33 gal air compressor that died i want to put a 5 hp motor and a two stage pump. I run impacts, cutters, die grinders from time to time(not every day) I simply dont have room for a 60 gal nor do I have a way of moving a 60 gal into my small shop with my trailer.
Im a welder also, my question is:Is this doable?
Im looking to buy from e max with their pumps and motors. I have two air tanks a 33 and a 25.
Any input,help, part lists etc is appreciated.
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Picked up a ridgid 4512 table saw. Spent 5 hours setting it up and dialing it in. I am really impressed with it! Ive already ripped 10 ft of cherry and it didnt miss a beat. It is solid.
I need to call woodcraft tomorrow and see if they still have the lee valley zcp and some 4" dust collector hose.
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I purchased a Hitachi staple gun and a 18 gauge brad nailer. What a world of difference!
Pad replacement pc 333
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Can I replace a 5 hole 5” pad with a 8 hole 5” pad? Screw pattern is 3 triangle. Hook n loop of course.