CB wrote:when the trigger is pulled on a real worm drive, the human forearm cannot brace against the sudden introduction of rotational force along the same axis that the human forearm naturally rotates.

We all know this

What the f(*k are you talking about??? I used a worm drive for over 30 years,, never had a problem….

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I see Makita has the new dustless ,cordless sander out soon.
PERFORMANCE : Direct drive Brushless motor positioned at the sanding head for increased sanding efficiency
CAPACITY : Adjustable extension pipe collapses for confined spaces and extends for reaching high areas
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kurt@welkerhomes.com wrote:Got the Makita worm drive cordless delivered yesterday. I found an extra battery promo so it came with 4 batteries .the guys had been asking for a cordless for the jobsite and the worm drive kit was only 10 bucks more than the standard kit. Looking forward to trying this one out

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Boschmanbrian wrote:

theamcguy wrote:
Ridgid JobMax Multi-Tool Gets The High-Performance Octane Upgrade…

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Boschmanbrian wrote:Oh well, at least you know what to expect from cordless grinders.
Thanks for the info.

Fixed it for you,,

Those black maybe powdered coated truss brackets look nice on the entry roof. That’s a nice size house. It came out looking great. Is that clear story in a vaulted ceiling area?

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RonW wrote:

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

Doobie wrote:
DO NOT PM ANY MODS.

Why not PM a mod and let them deal with it???

That’s what Chad had told me to do…

Doobie wants to be incharge of the BTP site now,, It’s his baby. Why let the mods their job when he can do it so much better lmao!!!
For all new spam just tag doobie and he take care of it,,,

Doobie wrote:DO NOT PM ANY MODS.

Why not PM a mod and let them deal with it???

Sprokitz wrote:Like new Delta floor drill press, 9 large dia. forester bits in cases, doweling jig, and a bunch of hand saws. I think he did good for just under $200.

Heck yea he did good!!! Winner winner chicken dinner!!!

cmeyer25 wrote:I have been using my GLL3-80 laser level (thanks again for the trade dirtywhiteboy!)

I’m glad you are putting it to work.. It is a nice laser. Very functional. I see the laser pole,, it also works on the FastCap 3rd hand. I have a few of those in the work van.

Beautiful work! I see you put the table to good use in this build.
That should be very useful in your shop.

I have the Bosch Router edge guide I need to trade off if anyone hes anything PM me on it please.. It’s the RA1054 with dust port.
I seem to have 2 of them at the time and only one router.

theamcguy wrote:Ridgid Octane 1/4 Sheet Sander Cuts the Cord on Popular Electric Model

For 129$ that deal can’t be beat. The only thing Ridgid is missing is the plunge base. It doesn’t get used a lot by me but it would sill be a nice option.

Wow ,, looks very nice to me. That CNC machine is really paying off.

JohnConno wrote:John O,

Carpenter – 15 year experience primarily residential
Boston, MA

Welcome John,, Sure was cold up there this last winter. My boy is there going to collage. He can’t wait to come home!