wayneburgess

In my opinion they are the Porsche of drills. They even made a drill in conjunction with Porsche. But even here you could go your whole working life and not know they existed. But by heck they build great tools guys.

Bosox seems to be on here only to get the odd advertisement in there but otherwise I don't know Bud.

http://www.smart-toolgroup.com These blades made in the U.S.A are the best I have used yet and I have gone through a mountain of blades

Oh right LMAO

Thats me LMAO

Now that looks like a quality engineered bit of kit.

You can always tell when what a woman is saying is wrong, her lips move. LOL That is a joke by the way (#lawyerscostafortune) LOL

Do you just Nip out to get one?

LMAO

They won't get rid of 4 pole machines because they are more powerful than brushless. Milwaukee are being very clever and I think very wise also.

I think you need to get a grip. LOL ( Joke) Crap joke I know,but joke all the same

O.K I get that it is possible to cut ONE arm off ( If you are enough of a nutcase) but how do you manage the second one? surely you have nothing to hold the saw with? This guy was mad as a hatter but it still seems impossible to cut off both arms without help using hand saws.

And it is sooooooo damned hard to carry that gear you bought home afterwards

Dewalt domy head right in with some of the things they do. Top of my what the hell you playing at? List is Why oh why oh why would you have your finish nailer on the old battery platform and the first fix nailer on the new one? This for me would put someone out of a job at Dewalt because it is just stupid.

Great review

Skynyrd is class

Gotcha thanks Guys

Thanks I am starting to get a better picture now of what you folks mean

That M12 L.E.D torch looks a very handy bit of kit

Does anyone shop there or is it that bad nobody dares? LOL

I'm so old I remember when the Rolling stones could remember.

I'm getting the feeling more and more that if I visit the U.S.A all my friends over there will direct me on a path that leads nowhere near a Harbor Freight.