JakeDewalt

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Yeah I need cordless sanding . Spent to many house on a ladder with block and paper

Is it Tough System?

Seen this pretty cool can't find the image anymore

My pawnshops are disappointing when it comes to tools. I can't believe they even bought half the items

When I bought my Saw the Fence Measurments were literally dead on. I would never pull a tape measure at the table Saw I just trusted the measuring on the table. Well the other day I accidentally bought some 1x8 Cedar and got to the job realized I needed 1x6 . So I set the table Saw and off I went. 😩😫😳 was almost an 1/8 inch short on Width. Luckily it didn't affect the project finish or quality but having the woodworker soul I have this has been irking me. i know a lot of trade guys with shitty handydown table saws that always use a measuring tape at the Saw and they are like what's the big deal ? So today I will be reseting the fence to be 100% true and keep an eye on it every couple jobs to see how long the trueness lasts.

Not currently as far as I'm aware of. There is a 60v Miter in EU

Drain Valve Closed and Functioning ?

Find the Leak

Sorry man I thought you were talking about the Dewalt Brushless 7 1/4 circular saw XR. I now realize you were talking about the 7 1/4 sliding miter saw sorry for the confusion

I'm having trouble believing this Video Proof?

I've been using the string trimmer for over a year . I don't notice power differences between the batteries only runtime.

Never They are direct competitors trying to maximize their share of the market. Another thing on Bluetooth It kills you battery life on your phone so most people don't leave their Bluetooth on unless they are using it. Which kills your chances of getting a Ping even worse.

The FV Saw throws a lot of Saw dust in your face i noticed over the past few days. Im a lefty and my partner a righty said he agrees. You almost need googles, wearing glasses and still getting constant debris in your eyes. We still use and love the Saw for the power it provides ,but I must say when cutting sheet goods I keep my head as far away from the Saw as possible. Ive had really bad experiences with getting Saw dust in my eyes.

Seen this as well seems pretty cool . Wander the price?

I am santa at my house 😂

Merry Christmas

I keep both 20 and 60v Circ in the Toolbox. Cutting pieces in place or above head the 20v is my go to. Stack of Lumber or Ply I grab the 60. Both have earned their place in the Box.

Go Flexvolt

Yes This All of This Honorable mention Jrons Flexvolt Microwave

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You had me sold on Hits Harder

Is there a Warrantee on the Racks I would thing Limited Lifetime