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!

Love your metal working, this should be a great build.

Ridgid Octane 7-inch Grinder Review

Ridgid Octane 7-inch Grinder Review

GTokley wrote:The 12V cordless router would be nice to have for sure.
I do hate a cord on a router.

Is the 12volt router on the list?

I would prime and paint and run.

roninohio wrote:Here is the listing for the last flip house I worked on. I’m all done and retired now.

https://www.zillow.com/savedhomes/for_sale/35349325_zpid/1_pnd/41.409775,-76.871338,33.916013,-88.681641_rect/6_zm/1_rs/1_fr/?

That one came out beautiful. Lots of room. I can’t believe how big the yard is. Yards are something we don’t have here.

Boschmanbrian wrote:

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:
Sifting through the tools today, trashing the ones that don’t work and the obsolete ones.

To bad about the Bosch cordless nailer , what happened to it
Obviously it’s not working properly that’s why you ditched it

It’s a fail. It may shoot or or may not shoot. It can not be relayed on for getting work done.

Sifting through the tools today, trashing the ones that don’t work and the obsolete ones.

Doobie wrote:Might start off by grabbing some packets at a coffee shop for starters.

#8!

It was built wrong to begin with and now you want to patch it up.. good luck. Looks like it’s time to demo it down and rebuild it right. We did one here, it came out very nice.
https://bethepro.com/forums/topic/lazy-pigggs-some-guys/page/47/#post-634064

Ult1mat3X wrote:Ye I own DeWalt D24000S, Purchased this saw specifically for a home project that involved cutting 18×18 inch porcellain tiles – price was a major factor in the decision to purchase this particular. Initial setup and alignment are a breeze- just watch your fingers when folding the stand. While working with the saw, a few sh…

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I think AeroSmith does a cover of this song,,,,,,

I think it’s the batteries,, I think they are old and mine loses charge a week after they are charged.

Sounds like the batteries are bad.