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Chris where the hell are you Bud?
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LOL that was very funny LOL
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And still waiting for that cordless pop rivet gun?
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If they were easier to get and service over here I would have more Milwaukee tools.
As it is I get to buy them for my Son as more become available at reasonable money.
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Lucky Joe wins a new drill to start the weekend.
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If the wife doesn't fill mine first LOL
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Plus as you hit the boxwood tool it has less tendency to fracture and cause ripples.
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You can soon make a dent remover made from boxwood shaped to get in whatever area you want and if you are patient and can wherever possible cushion the other side into a stiff leather folded over and over to make a cushion it works a treat bud.
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Gently tap out the dents use a wooden block and leather and use the box bud sounds like a plan.
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Those 2 kits are identical. Both have 2 XC packs, same tools, etc. When kit shopping, if there is a big difference in price it's usually the difference in either XC or compact batteries or 1 battery as opposed to 2. Also watch for Hammer Drill vs. Drill/Driver.
As for additional tools, it obviously depends on your individual needs, but a sawzall and a circ saw are the big ones that come to mind. The fuel saws will be available as bare tools very soo. We'll also see 4 piece Fuel combos soon.
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Excellent decision my good man! Buying both is the Conductor way. May your box be full of tools and your heart be full of joy
Indeed it is and it is. LOL
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I did pick up a Johnson rotary laser level kit though
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I took the advice of Conductor and accidentally slipped and bought both.
But it's O.K because I bought the wife new blinds for right through the house and all new kitchen appliances so I may live.
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Another great review Chase.
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That's the plight of a tool junkie
There's a fine line between want and need. You obviously need the Veto more, but you want the impact bad enough to make due with what you have. This common plight is largely to blame for me extensive pile of ratchets.LOL I am lost then hahahahaha
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It's like a false floor with a void under it and the bottom that sits on the ground has bowed and just gone to shit. LOL so repair is unlikely.
I think it has to be the Veto but every time I go on my ebay account the impact wrench gives me the puppy eyes LOL
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The other bag is only 6 months old and the base has lost its ability to keep it's shape so it just flops over like a weed.
It was £45 and had I bought it nearer home I would take it back.
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I got a set of the red for seeing the beam on my laser more easily and they are great.
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The bag is £150 the impact is £135 but my other tool bag just collapsed even though I have the tough box system I use a bag for breakdowns and service work.
I am torn between the two so thought I would ask you guys to help me make up my mind.
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O.K guys I am torn between buying the 18v impact wrench to fill the gap in my kit. Or do I buy the tool bag that I have been wanting for a long time? The Veto Pro Pac XL.
What do I do?
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Plumber, Builder, Rock singer.
So if we get stuck I can build the venue to play in. LOL
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We tested some Makita tools, and the day of filming they were not too bad.
But within a week the brushless combination drill had a wicked chuck wobble, the lack of a charge indicator on the batteries had become truly boring and to be honest it was like stepping back in time rather than being wowed by new products.
The 18v S.D.S drill was genuinely a good tool.
Yet some Makita corded tools I have like my lightweight S.D.S corded drill and my corded palm sander are very good tools.
I wonder if events in Japan with the disaster they had when the sea basically ate a chunk of mainland Japan killing thousands and laying waste to a vast area of coastline has hit them very hard?
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Brilliant but simple like all the best ideas.
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Great video
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There's a fine line between want and need. You obviously need the Veto more, but you want the impact bad enough to make due with what you have. This common plight is largely to blame for me extensive pile of ratchets.
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