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I got to spend time in my shop today and used my glide, tablesaw, my new GDX18V-1800 Freak 3.0, cordless saw, and ps32. And this morning it was cold enough that I got my heated jacket out too.
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Charlie
__________________my new GDX18V-1800 Freak 3.0, cordless saw,
Always nice to get some shop time. How are you liking the GDX18V-1800 Freak 3.0?
I have been using my FL12, 18V 1900 Led and PS41 while replacing my Heat Recovery Ventilator in the basement. I had some tunes playing the background from the PB120 radio.
Greg
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Table saw, glide, GDX18V-1800, idh182, ps42&33 today assembling the dog kennel console.
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Charlie
__________________Table saw, glide, GDX18V-1800, idh182, ps42&33 today assembling the dog kennel console.
That dog kennel/console has to be a unique deal for sure.
Automotive Pro
Fayetteville, NC
(and also the World's Fastest Poster)Table saw, glide, GDX18V-1800, idh182, ps42&33 today assembling the dog kennel console.
The shop looks good , how are you liking the newer GDX so far , slightly off topic , how you find those feather jigs.
Is that work station on wheels Charlie.This week has been a heavy Bosch tool use kind of week, lol. I think I used just about every Bosch tool I own!
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Charlie
__________________I used a few blue tools today. I used my HDH183 Hammer Drill/Driver, PS41, FL12 and 18V 1900 Led light while installing Residential Heat Recovery Ventilator.
Greg
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Idh182 for the tires ,
The circular saw and drill for fixing the fence that blew over from the window and a few others , the blower came in handy for the garageAttachments:
Today I got to use a few Milwaukee tools that they have been buying for the production line
I have to say , pretty impressive , especially those 12 volt tools
I tell you though , the feeling is that they feel cheaper quality plastic than my BoschBut overall I’m liking them , especially that 1/4 and 3/8 inch ratchet
At home just finished using the 4100 and the dust extractor hooked up to it plus my blower ,
The glide mitre made me happy to have it today. No lack of power there.
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@boschmanbrian @gtokley I’ve been really liking the new Freak. It’s got a much shorter head and seems to run a bit quieter, which are both nice. I hate the light being down by the battery though – I always prefer to have it in line with the chuck, but that seems to be one of the main ways they cut length from the body. I haven’t really noticed a huge difference in power vs my older IDH182, but I haven’t really done anything that would push it too hard yet. It may have had a slightly easier time sinking some tapcons last week, but that’s about it.
Charlie
__________________@boschmanbrian @gtokley I’ve been really liking the new Freak. It’s got a much shorter head and seems to run a bit quieter, which are both nice. I hate the light being down by the battery though – I always prefer to have it in line with the chuck, but that seems to be one of the main ways they cut length from the body. I haven’t really noticed a huge difference in power vs my older IDH182, but I haven’t really done anything that would push it too hard yet. It may have had a slightly easier time sinking some tapcons last week, but that’s about it.
Thanks for the update. Glad you are liking it. It running quieter would be nice. I could see the led light being moved now by battery would be a pita
. I wonder why they changed the location of it.Greg
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@boschmanbrian @gtokley I’ve been really liking the new Freak. It’s got a much shorter head and seems to run a bit quieter, which are both nice. I hate the light being down by the battery though – I always prefer to have it in line with the chuck, but that seems to be one of the main ways they cut length from the body. I haven’t really noticed a huge difference in power vs my older IDH182, but I haven’t really done anything that would push it too hard yet. It may have had a slightly easier time sinking some tapcons last week, but that’s about it.
Thanks Charlie
I will probably upgrade it later this year or next year
The only thing I wish was like you mentioned , I’m really liking the 3 lights around the head/chuck
I got use to it , it really lights up the areaI’ve used a bunch of blue tools over the past few days, a lot of my OMT either cutting out sections of rotted deck railing or shaping the edge of a recessed space in the floor of the bathroom I’m renovating so I can fill the void. It was great for demo too – cut through a bunch of caulking!
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Charlie
__________________Installed a patio door in the basement and I had to put some tapcons through it so I used my 1 1/8″ Bosch hammer.
Installed a patio door in the basement and I had to put some tapcons through it so I used my 1 1/8″ Bosch hammer.
Excellent tool for the job.
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Fayetteville, NC
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