Boschmanbrian wrote:

cmeyer25 wrote:

Boschmanbrian wrote:

cmeyer25 wrote:
I got my box! Within a box within a box, lol!

It’s not the L-Rack that was originally on the list with two drawers and one compartment, but I’m still excited to fill it up with all the little things I need to grab quickly!

Thanks so much BTP and Bosch!

Hey Charlie , I…

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Boschmanbrian wrote:

cmeyer25 wrote:
I got my box! Within a box within a box, lol!

It’s not the L-Rack that was originally on the list with two drawers and one compartment, but I’m still excited to fill it up with all the little things I need to grab quickly!

Thanks so much BTP and Bosch!

Hey Charlie , I was just wondering if that rack has the…

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I spent the afternoon yesterday crawling around the crawlspace at my in-laws rental. They’ve had some rat issues and needed me to remove the last three sections of insulated flexible ducting coming off their furnace which is in the crawlspace because the rats kept digging into the insulation to make their nests. So I installed about 25’ feet of…[Read more]

Skillman wrote:Wanted another laser for a job so I pickup this baby up . It won out cause it come’s with a carrying case and runs off Bosch’s 12volt line up .

That’s the one I would have gotten myself – I’ve been looking at those lasers for a while and they seem like really great ones. Running off the 12V platform sure is a nice feature too. An…[Read more]

Yesterday I was under my in-laws’ rental using my 1900N and FL12 lights, my laser measure and my ps42 replacing flexible HVAC ducting with rigid.

Doobie wrote:

theamcguy wrote:

GTokley wrote:
I couldn’t see where where it was posted in my points history.

The last 2 redemptions where they took my points did not show up in Points History.

Mine either for all my redemptions since over a year ago. They just don’t bother since Jim left as far as I can tell.

That’s what I’ve noticed too. I…[Read more]

Skillman wrote:

cmeyer25 wrote:
So, I took the advice I got here and today, while drilling around 80 tapcons, I used the vac ttacent on my bulldog and drilled in and out of each hole a couple of times – all the tapcons sank perfectly!

I got the same setup it’s a beast of a drill and the vacuum works well . I just have to keep remembering to tur…

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Boschmanbrian wrote:

cmeyer25 wrote:

Boschmanbrian wrote:

cmeyer25 wrote:
Today it was almost solely Bosch tools to get the job done – primarily my glide and Freak, but occasionally my cordless circular saw and jigsaw to cut around obstructions.

Nice , team Blue for the win , looks like you need a few more batteries ,

Nah, I could easily s…

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Boschmanbrian wrote:

cmeyer25 wrote:

Boschmanbrian wrote:

Doobie wrote:

theamcguy wrote:

Doobie wrote:
I still see both of them there. The T4B and the 4100 with the gravity stand.

But what I wanted is the table saw gravity stand the TS2100. Oh well.

I understand now. And I believe you are correct. The gravity rise stand for a table saw…

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Boschmanbrian wrote:

Doobie wrote:

theamcguy wrote:

Doobie wrote:
I still see both of them there. The T4B and the 4100 with the gravity stand.

But what I wanted is the table saw gravity stand the TS2100. Oh well.

I understand now. And I believe you are correct. The gravity rise stand for a table saw alone was available, but no longer…

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Boschmanbrian wrote:

cmeyer25 wrote:
Today it was almost solely Bosch tools to get the job done – primarily my glide and Freak, but occasionally my cordless circular saw and jigsaw to cut around obstructions.

Nice , team Blue for the win , looks like you need a few more batteries ,

Nah, I could easily supply each tool with its own battery, I j…[Read more]

In case any of you were wondering, I did end up getting a compressor. The price was right and the reviews decent so I picked up a Porter Cable pancake compressor. I was impressed by how light it was in store and I’ve seen this same model around for years and the reviews sounded like it will do everything I need it to. I was hoping to get s…[Read more]

Doobie wrote:I liked the stylish idea of these solid concrete concrete blocks for step ups, but obviously they weren’t installed quite right.

I hadn’t seen this post – that’s either some major settling or someone never heard of a level, lol!

It’s been slightly overcast to sunny all week long and in the mid 70’s. Pretty much perfect.

Couple of puff balls on the job site. HO’s are obviously cat people, lol.

Today it was almost solely Bosch tools to get the job done – primarily my glide and Freak, but occasionally my cordless circular saw and jigsaw to cut around obstructions.

Got a bunch more decking installed today. It sucks having to recut every end of this stuff though – none of the ends came square! Slow and steady, it’s coming together. I’m looking forward to building up out of the dirt next week for the raised portion.

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Doobie wrote:

PI_Woodworker wrote:

cmeyer25 wrote:
It’s not the L-Rack that was originally on the list with two drawers and one compartment, but I’m still excited to fill it up with all the little things I need to grab quickly!

That looks nice and handy. What was the point cost for that?

I’m curious as well @cmeyer25.

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My TOTD was definitely my Freak. Paired with a big Core battery, I probably put in close to 1000 deck screws today!

JimDaddyO wrote:My Veritas joinery saws.

Had to do some half laps that were deeper than my table saw can cut and I didn’t feel like putting on a dado stack and nibbling it away. They came out great by hand, and it was an e…

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Found this poor little guy trapped in a bucket with a plunger, so I took him outside and let him go.