Race2win01
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Picked up this DeWalt mechanics set to add to the husky tool cart I bought to have at work....I couldn't resist the price on that set...
I got a good deal on the husky tool cart also...it was the last one they had, which was a display model, at my local Home Depot..... ended up getting it for $150 out the door...😎
Didn't have a pic of the cart so had to grab an image from Google...
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A decent price on a very complete mechanics tool set....at least I think it's a pretty good deal.
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Hello everyone. My name is Brad & I'm a toolaholic....
I joined the form to help fuel my need/want for new tools, so far it hasn't disappointed!
Thanks to the crew for all the info & suggestions thus far!
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28 minutes ago, Cr8ondt said:
Must be a Knipex day,
Snagged some Cobras from Menards for $20 plus a $5 rebate... Net $15... Score!
Could drive by Menards without picking on up! ?
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Started my Knipex collection....this will come in handy for flush cutting zip ties.
I am tired of the sharp edges a regular side cutter leaves & so are my arms...?
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Home Depot in Baxter, Mn...
I wish I wouldn't have already bought my 12v one...lol
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Hmm....just wondering if the wife will approve of these strippers? ?
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Finally decided to grab a dedicated crimping pliers & stop crimping connectors with the all in one strippers with the crimping portion under the pivot.....tired of the awkwardness of using them & the poor quality crimps that wouldn't always hold.
I grabbed Milwaukee's version of this tool today & had to test it out as soon as I opened it......I can't believe I have waited this long to buy one!
The only thing is that I wished it had the insulated section directly under the cutters.
If that bothers me too much I will just pick up the 909 channel locks.
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4 hours ago, Biggie said:
I have a mid torque and it really depends what you're trying to do with it. Its definately lighter and more compact than the high torque and it has more torque than the compact. But the compact is still my go to for anything under a 1/2" (3/4" socket). I've found that the bigger nose on the mid torque doesn't allow me to get as close to a corner when tightening a bolt on a flange.
Just basically lug nuts on light duty trailers & vehicles....
Also use when hanging an outboard on boats or pontoons....(lighter torque...55 ft lbs)
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On 6/29/2017 at 8:53 PM, JimboS1ice said:
Time for the mid torque woot woot!
@JimboS1iceHow do you like the mid torque?
I have the compact & it works well, would like to have just a bit more torque..
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Picked up the M12 lantern/flood light today. Should be a handy light source that also has a usb charging port.
Grabbed a buy one get one 25' tape measure deal as well...
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I find it hard to pick just one...or three for that matter.
I would have to say the M12 Fuel ratchets. When they are released I will be buying one of each. I have the 3/8 one now & it is one of the handiest tools I have bought in a while.
The fuel version will be an bonus for more power & battery life.
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In the last month I have started my milwaukee collection of tools in both the m12 & m18 line.
I am looking at purchasing one of the grease guns next, just not sure if the extra features of the m18 will make it worth buying over the m12 version.
I wouldn't be using it to grease heavy equipment, but, will be using it greasing trailer hubs, pivot points on outboard motors, along with the maintenance of a utv, mower, & cars at home.
Any input on using either one or both would be greatly appreciated.
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When will the new m12 power port be available?
What tools did you buy today?
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Picked up the M18 grease gun, it works great!
Comes in really handy when servicing boats & trailers...especially greasing new bearings.
Beats the hell out of a manual grease gun! 😎