Theultimatehic
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Might be easy for the hvac installers
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It worked great today. The milwakee 90 will be my loaner now.
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30 degree huh. Gonna look into that..
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My milwakee one is annoying so i bought the dewalt to try out.
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7 hours ago, JimboS1ice said:
Will be looking to try various brands of safety glasses over the next few weeks heard a lot of good about uvex and these have a foam gasket and strap to become goggles or a hybrid goggle if you will
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkI use them with a strap when I'm drilling overhead into concrete. They work great and aren't uncomfortable. They do fog up but what don't lol.
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Have a delta in the shop. Great saw use it for cutting metal sheets and wood for crating. It's about 10 years old, no problems and like i mentioned is a shop saw so it's not babied.
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1 hour ago, louuisc said:
Thanks mate. I'm just curious when I read this. I never used a old radial saws but had the impression that the saw would be fixed when working. So does it mean only if the worker holds the timber too tight, it could then pull the worker towards the blade on kickback?
It can be fixed when you are rippinglength wise. It also can be used without the blade fixed. The motor/ blade is able to rotate 180 degrees
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29 minutes ago, CATERPILLAR said:
Also what are you looking to use the drill for ? My highschool has a old makita 3/8 still going strong I regreased awhile back
The old makita drills never die it seems. Don't have any newer makita ones. You'd think they would be just as good still.
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The banana is extremely important, but @KnarlyCarl already knows that.
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Well the reciprocating saw took a turn for the worse and the back up requires a allen key.... that's too much work I've decided. Plus i don't personally own one, So i bought a new one. Sticking with dewalt since they haven't wronged me yet. And since I was in home depot and i can't resist.... I grabbed a klein 11-1 screwdriver since my old one grew legs. And a set of husky double ratcheting wrenches. Never bought husky wrenches before so I'll see how they work out.
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11 minutes ago, dwasifar said:
I don't think there's a whole lot of difference. Where was yours made?
I'll look when i get back to the shop. Not sure if I'm gonna go back today. But i wanna say Mexico.
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59 minutes ago, Surfer (aka Nalu) said:
Paypal seems to be the way to go. Thanks man
Alright. I'll have to update my PayPal first lol I'll pm you once i do.
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Oh crap. Mines the 110. Oops
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I use the dewalt myself and it is a great drill. Never had a problem and the variable speed trigger works great. I wouldn't choose another. I also have the 1/2" model, also a great drill. I have makita and milwakee drills but they collect dust now. To be fair the dewalts are newer production then the other 2 i have.
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We have an amazon warehouse with same day delivery and next day for prime members. Just has to be thru amazon not 3rd party. I get home depot to match online but i guess your area would make quite a difference. Amazon is local here lol.
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That's good to know. They seemed to be of good quality.
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Picked up a box of wrenches and sockets for free a couple years ago. Mostly craftsman. But got some jc penny ratcheting wrenches. Didn't know there was a brand of tools from them till i got em. Here's what i had picked up. Threw em in a snap on tool box i also picked up free. I didn't decorate it either. My fiance says i have a hoarding proplem with tools. Hahaha. I told her at least my hoarding makes me money.
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1 minute ago, tcoscarelli said:
Banana ???
Wasn't ready for that shit haha. Who the hell uses a banana!
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4 minutes ago, KnarlyCarl said:
Could we get something next to it for scale? Like a banana
Idk why but that made me laugh like a fool
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On 11/1/2016 at 6:58 AM, Stercorarius said:
That is something I'm always looking to do better with. I've started wearing ice fishing gloves as they are the only thing I've found that stay remotely dry. Most gloves are warm enough as it usually hovers around ten degrees and only drops low for a week or two. As soon as they get wet I grab a dry pair. I have a Milwaukee bag full of all sorts of gloves.
Seal skin gloves man. Warm dry or wet. You can wear gloves over them as well.
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The DOUBLE NOUN game.
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