Yeah I wouldn’t get the Milwaukee if you are going to be cutting through 1” material. It doesn’t have that kind of capacity

Came across this patent for a m12 torque wrench

Doobie wrote:I’ve got a Cadex compressor coming sometime this week. Basically a compressor in a Systainer. Told them to hold off shipping it til I got back from a vacation down south.

I was playing with one of them on Friday. Wasn’t super impressed with it. The refill was really quick though.

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Yep I already have one and it’s cordless. Maybe 3 years ago I would’ve went with Bosch if it was here.

theamcguy wrote:Looks like Milwaukee is releasing their version of the Flexi Click

http://toolguyd.com/milwaukee-m12-fuel-multi-head-drill/

They have had a brushed version out for a few years now this will probably stay naina like the last one

Sorpa wrote:I don’t understand what they were cutting in the second video.
Anyone?

A 2×6 that was sticking past the window where the jamb extension goes.

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To have a workshop. Right now I am in a house that has been converted to a duplex that I am renting. Any small projects that I have done I do on the back patio. We are looking to move in the next few months I would like a place with a garage or shed to set up a shop in.

@warren6810 haha no that would be great but if I did I would definitely have a ton more tools to review. Just picked up a new computer. I havent had one in a year or more. Thats why I havent been on here. Its to much of a pain to write a long review from my phone. These are all reviews that I had been thinking about writing for a little bit and I…[Read more]

satchmodog wrote:We came down to restore the parent’s home in the Keys after Irma and I asked my brother if I should bring any saws. He said he just bought the battery Makita and a Makita table saw, so I left my 780 at home and headed down. Now don’t get me wrong, that Makita is an awesome saw, but it took a beating and has issues after 3 mon…

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brianpeters wrote:

Clev08 wrote:
We have always had our PVC trim painter after we installed it, so we didn’t have to worry about the color difference nor did I notice if it was there. My only advice would be to use dust collection if you can, that stuff sticks to everything.

Dust collection would be great, unfortunately I don’t have it on thi…

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brianpeters wrote:I’ve been tempted to pick up one of these small cordless miter saws, I think for the work I do, (mostly window and door replacements), a small saw would be ideal.
My problem is, Most of my cordless tools are Bosch…

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cmeyer25 wrote:

Austin wrote:
got a makita 23 gauge pinner today now i have to get some batteries

I saw that yesterday in your stories – how’s the battery situation coming? Any way to get the stolen ones replaced, or are you just out them? I was sorry to hear they’d been taken :/

I filed a police report and a claim with fedex so there is a cha…[Read more]

whats the movement like a heavy1/8″-3/16″ because thats what mine has

@dirtywhiteboy Both blades were the same but the makita did have a smaller 2ah battery and the bosch with a 4ah on it. so it had a little bit of advantage there but even if the odds were reversed the bosch still wouldv spanked it. The makita feels so much weaker compared to the bosch. They need to come out with a brushless one soon. I wouldnt be…[Read more]

I use azek a lot on some of the stuff I do. The edges are fine after sanded down and I cant tell the difference between factory. I cant speak for other brands though. I always use azek. The couple times I have used the home depot brand I wasnt to impressed with it. It just felt cheaper to me. I have never found a good way besides just sanding them…[Read more]