JakeDewalt

Yeah me too I live in South Florida where is the air conditioner lol

Thank you I agree

I would go Tough system especially with the new Van racking coming out

120v is definantly a platform. Just one yet to fully be recognized. And the opportunities are endless

120v Dual Bevel 12in Miter Love it But I have this 120v power adapter that when not using the miter saw is completely useless. 20v has 100+ tools 60v has about 10 tools at this point maybe more 120v has 1 Tool. The platform has a 120v Gap.

I just don't think you can beat Hitachi when it comes to Coil guns

No the metal connector nailer is a separate gun and you can tell it by the narrow extended black tip used for placing the nail.

690 Single Speed Framing Nailer 692 Dual Speed Framing Nailer 693 Framing nailer that Works

You want a 13hp Honda motor with a CAT or General Pump. Don't accept anything else.

Gen3 nailer so we are admitting Gen2 just isn't up to Par. I will sell my Gen2 for 100 bucks any takers lol?

I seen those supposed to be easier on the hand and I'm always in when something makes my life easier I'll take a full set

Thanks for info

Being ready for tomorrow is a good feeling

What is that tape measure he is wearing? Never seen it?

Interesting so this is running on 60v while others are at 18/20

I've been holding out on this unit because I can't think of a job I would need it

Lol aww poor Milwaukee guys

Red Cedar is great but only last around 10-15years in South Florida when exposed to the elements. It is fuel to a fire, termites although it isn't Their wood of choice will eat. Not to great with constant rain either. LP smart side is in my opinion worst and a cheap product I would never install. Vinyl - Just No Hardie is the best available on the market Fire Proof #1 Siding of Firefighters No Termites Ive experience zero shrink/swell here in the south can't speak for the HZ5 north product 30 year Warranty

Makes Since I was thinking a ryobi 10in miter for Hardie Jobs What lap Siding product are you using that's better than Hardie Plank I'm interested to know ?

So when I bought the flexvolt mitersaw 120v I remember clearly reading Do Not Cut Fiber Cement. Diablo sells a 12 Hardi-Blade for Fiber cement specifically James Hardie products. Has anyone used a Hardie-Blade on their Dewalt 10in or 12in miter ? Will it damage the Saw?

Correct. It completes the job to the customers expectations, efficiently and reliably. Every Single Day Month after Month after Month. So change the title to.... Sorry Dewalt it's me I'll shut up now j/k

Yeah flexvolt doesn't sell to the Oldies. They hate change and won't pull that credit card out untill their 1990 miter finally gives out and even then they will buy a Ryobi just to keep the job going.

I disagree Dewalts line may be missing some specialty and helpful tools but it is a complete set up that can frame and finish and entire house which I have done multiple times in the past 3 years. Dewalt has plenty of lights to get the job done I don't feel the need to buy a Milwaukee light ? I own zero Bosch, Mikita, or Milwaukee tools and have never got to a job site and be unable to complete my tasks. I think most people saying they had to buy multiple brands never actually bought the entire dewalt line-up. Do I love new tools of course, but I'm having trouble thinking of a new tool that dewalt could come out with that has stopped me from being able to do my job before. Can you think of 1? Name 1 Milwaukee tool that I actually need? Bosch? Makita? Its became brand loyalty but it didn't start that way.

Can't this be done with a 10 Dollar razor knife?

A fan doesn't get me excited. Now a Flexvolt 120v HEPA would