Boschmanbrian wrote:

Doobie wrote:

Boschmanbrian wrote:
First little order from Atlas

Those markers are great for working in the shop , going to be nice to have a zero clearance plate

Darn it I forgot to attach the picture lol

Is that the Bosch made ZCI for the 4100?

Yes it is

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GTokley wrote:

Boschmanbrian wrote:
Not sure why , maybe they can offer wider range for multiple departments , we have really enjoyed the 1/4 and 3/8 cordless ratchets and the lights are good also , I know that the electricians and plumbers are heavily bought into the platform , actually I was the one who suggested that they look into the 12 volt…

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I think it’s just an old hammer of sorts. Possibly not for any specific task, just a style that came to market at one point and left rather quickly shortly thereafter only to be found now in old toolboxes.

GTokley wrote:

Doobie wrote:
Finally we’ve been getting a break from the humidity. Unfortunately, by the weekend it’ll shoot back up and actually hit new heights of muggy torture.

Oh man I was likely what I was reading til I got to hit new heights of muggy torture. I am not liking this. It has been really nice leaving the plant in the cool fre…

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Things are about to change. That’s all I can say for now.

Miamicuse wrote:

Doobie wrote:
Thanks. So what ideally are they designed intended for?

They are “canless”, so they do not require the typical headroom above your ceiling to fit a can which can be 6″ 7″ even 8″.

You also do not have the issue of heat associated with canned lights, which are either IC or non IC rated, and may require insulatio…

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Finally we’ve been getting a break from the humidity. Unfortunately, by the weekend it’ll shoot back up and actually hit new heights of muggy torture.

Boschmanbrian wrote:First little order from Atlas

Those markers are great for working in the shop , going to be nice to have a zero clearance plate

Darn it I forgot to attach the picture lol

Is that the Bosch made ZCI for the 4100?

Miamicuse wrote:

Doobie wrote:
So, in what manner are they ‘slim’? by virtue of how they are slim protruding from the face of the drywall?

They are slim because there isn’t even a pot of can or housing. All you have to do is cut the hole, connect the wiring, toss the junction box into the attic, then pop the light in.

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Boschmanbrian wrote:That being said , looks like all the departments are buying into the Milwaukee tools ,
Even our millwright department are switching from Makita to Milwaukee.

Why do you think that is?

Miamicuse wrote:may be we are in another one of those slow redemption cycle?

It’s summertime. Things get bumped around maybe. Just like over Christmas.

Miamicuse wrote:Picture of animals having fun below…

LMAO. Too funny!

Miamicuse wrote:Wasted a whole day.

Did some concrete work outside then an unexpected thunderstorm in the afternoon. I saw the rain coming and protected my work, but the down pouring was so heavy it flooded into my work. What a mess!

That Sucks! You gonna have to redo it?

CementShine wrote:Some hoome depots carry this carbit scraper in their rental fleet. It fits on a clark buffer. see picture. Its called a hex pin. Be careful you can really scrape a floor if you don’t keep it moving, probably best to follow with a 30-80 grit.

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MTRoads wrote:

Doobie wrote:
Just a friendly word of warning guys, per forum rules, <em class=”gdbbx-bbcode-italic”>guns discussions in themselves are not allowed. So far, it’s that grey area talking about a homemade gun rest and such related, but let’s keep it in that realm.

Nice variation on a Polk style gun rest @MTRoads.

Point well ta…

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GTokley wrote:

Doobie wrote:

GTokley wrote:
Glad this thread has been helpful to you as well Kevin.

It has. In fact, what are <em class=”gdbbx-bbcode-italic”>slim pot lights?

I might be calling them the wrong name. But here is what I am talking about slim recess lig…

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I think it all depends on the fabric. Great idea, but if it’s only good for a few years…maybe not so good. Any long term reviews on them?

Just a friendly word of warning guys, per forum rules, discussions in themselves are not allowed. So far, it’s that grey area talking about a homemade gun rest and such related, but let’s keep it in that realm.

Nice variation on a Polk style gun rest @MTRoads. 👍

GTokley wrote:Glad this thread has been helpful to you as well Kevin.

It has. In fact, what are pot lights?

See Greg, I just learned a whole bunch from Sami I was completely oblivious to in regards to the dimming issue and buying all-in-one fixtures non changeable fixtures. Partly because I haven’t done any pot lights in years.

Good info Sami!