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Boschmanbrian wrote:

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

Boschmanbrian wrote:

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

Boschmanbrian wrote:
I was just checking that list , I looked at the rotary that DWB redeemed for , the picture has totally changed its like the Long bulldog?
I think that’s what I was thinking about not sure if anyone else can see what I’m talking about.

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CB wrote:I saw through saw horses. I thought that’s why they called them saw horses!

For me, saw horses have to be expendable. I’ll run the blades and drills right into them. I want clean splinter free holes and cuts on the job materials, and sometimes that means running the blade through the horse. I’m not going to bother lining up sacri…

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DIYPro wrote:These are all great information, I learned allot. All of these brings up a concern with the 12” machine which is the weigh . It looks like with the glider type of 10” equipment I will be able to cut 2”x12” which is sufficient for my projects.

That being said, I need to determine the best equipment among 10” machines.…

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Doobie wrote:

Boschmanbrian wrote:

theamcguy wrote:
Something a bit different from the Bosch Pro Insiders site

The armature in a circle: The creation of the Bosch logo

https://blog.bosch.com/history/en/2018/11/25/creation-of-the-bosch-logo/

Pretty interesting info Bull , thanks for the link

That was an interesting read. Didn’t realize the c…

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Boschmanbrian wrote:

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

Boschmanbrian wrote:
I was just checking that list , I looked at the rotary that DWB redeemed for , the picture has totally changed its like the Long bulldog?
I think that’s what I was thinking about not sure if anyone else can see what I’m talking about.

@dirtywhiteboy
@doobie

I was looking at the…

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smallerstick wrote:Can’t get more Canadian than these butter tarts made with pure maple syrup, some with raisins, some with nuts.

I’ve never had them but they do look delicious.

JimDaddyO wrote:I did a live stream last week on YT to give away a box I made for my 1000 subscriber give away.

That’s great you hit the 1000 subs mark. Nice of you to have a giveaway.

Boschmanbrian wrote:I was just checking that list , I looked at the rotary that DWB redeemed for , the picture has totally changed its like the Long bulldog?
I think that’s what I was thinking about not sure if anyone else can see what I’m talking about.

@dirtywhiteboy
@doobie

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CB wrote:Too much more technology for me to understand, but apparently the tool is already available in Japan, sold as the TD171, to rave reviews for the improvements.

Had the wifey look it up on the Japanese tool site and it cost 23,200 yen = 205$ for the tool only.
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theamcguy wrote:New Dewalt 9-in-1 Painter’s Tool

https://toolguyd.com/dewalt-painters-tool/

I see a bottle opener…… That’s great it has a bottle opener on it,, nothing like a bottle of suds while painting.

cmeyer25 wrote:More progress today –

Nothing like some repurposed plastic deck boards.. they seem to work good there.

I have that right angle drill in the pic above, the one on the left with the metal chuck. It’s a very powerful with low gearing.

CB wrote:Ah, you mean this…

I recall you talking about this system last year, when we were discussing Bosch’s new 12v transformer system.

Of interest to anyone following, the Ridgid right angle impact driver claims to have 650 in lbs of torque, in a smaller bodied tool, using 33% less voltage, than the Makita 18v dedicated right angle imp…

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Doobie wrote:Let’s just hope they keep making their stuff in the USA.

I see on this page they are made in Spain, at least this one is.
810WCB 10″ Adjustable Wrench

Description
Technical Details

CHANNELLOCK® adjustable wrenches have and endless amount of uses. Strong, reliable and versatile-it’s exactly what America has come to expect fr…[Read more]

RonW wrote:

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:
I’d like to save up for one of those new Blaze laser measures to up my distance game.
Also I need a new plumb laser, the old one took a

Do we have a Blaze laser on the list?

No,, But I maybe just redeem for it anyways and see what happens.

cmeyer25 wrote:And, five seconds later, it’s put together I couldn’t wait, lol!

I love that stand and use it all the time. It’s light simple and gets the saw off the ground.