theamcguy wrote:Here is a cordless track saw comparison between Festool, Makita, and DeWalt.

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nice review – cordless is definitely the way to go.…[Read more]

Skillman wrote:I repaired some pvc trim that was falling off cause it was nailed on with steel nails . Used cortex screws .

nailed down? wow that is definitely genius! Will to the rescue 😛 haha

theamcguy wrote:Looks like i am waiting for the FlexiClik to make the list. Later on I’ll be buying one of the new 18V ergo Recip Saws.

I am waiting for this one as well. great tool to own with all the different heads which are very easy and fast to change.

mid 70s today and high winds. nights will drop down below 60…getting cold lol

Skillman wrote:Thanks everyone for watching my account. You guys make it worth wild . Hopefully 10k is around the corner .

congrats on your high milestone. well deserved with your great content.

Skillman wrote:

madman_us wrote:
That kit is still around here…nothing on clearance yet. But that model/kit is for sure discontinued.

Well how old is that kit in production from Bosch .

I believe it hit the market in 2012. I am not sure when they stopped producing it, but it includes a lboxx, Bosch is stepping away from the tool-lboxx kits, s…[Read more]

theamcguy wrote:

madman_us wrote:
How about a cordless model?

That’s going to be a hard sell. All of the competition has cordless track saws out and Bosch is finally bringing a corded model to NA? That would be like a car company introducing a Model T Ford in today’s car market. Track saws are nice but I do not see a corded model as a big sel…

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That kit is still around here…nothing on clearance yet. But that model/kit is for sure discontinued.

JimDaddyO wrote:

madman_us wrote:
ran two different excavators today on site. our small excavator and a rental mini excavator for doing a sewer job.

You got to play with some nice big toys! Sure beats being on the end of a shovel.

don’t call those big lol. the mini ex felt like a toy compare to the other, small excavator. At the beginning of…[Read more]

cmeyer25 wrote:The ps60 is too small for what I’ll be using it for, I think I’ll probably go with the CRS180 if the new ergonomic brushless saw doesn’t hit the list soon.

I am pretty sure you will make the right decision which recip saw you think is good for the job

Boschmanbrian wrote:madman_us hey Alex, you didn’t answer if they are still going to do the 3D, lol and what about the L box for hardware 1A?

@Boschmanbrian
the 1A hardware fits in the new L4 (L-BOXX 4.0 design) as well. Even the older/current inserts will fit in the new l-boxx. Bosch will also design newer inserts which will be dedicated for t…[Read more]

I posted this tool recently on my IG account and it received a ton of interest.
It’s the new Bosch Go Smart Screwdriver

copy and paste from my IG post:

Check out this new powertool from Bosch, the BoschGO Smart screwdriver. Bosch India announced this new item not too long ago. Curious if it will stay over there, or make it over the pond. Here…[Read more]

bethepro wrote:The best I can tell you is late Q1 early Q2 of 2018. No one is more excited than me to be able to have this in the NA market, as it is the most requested tool we have that is NAINA.

Jim

North America has been waiting for this mouth drooling tool to be available for years. Guess the time has arrived and we finally see it.
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Doobie wrote:OK. I may try it later today and let you know how I find it. I don’t typically like flavoured beers, but I do like grapefruit juice and a good wheat beer is hard to find. Most wheat beers are pre-flavoured, which none I’ve tried I ever liked. I like a straight wheat beer with fresh squeezed lemon in the summer on occasion. Is the Lei…

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ran two different excavators today on site. our small excavator and a rental mini excavator for doing a sewer job.

cmeyer25 wrote:

madman_us wrote:

cmeyer25 wrote:

madman_us wrote:
I had the PB180 (18V radio), and the GSA18V-83 (compact recip saw) with me on the job for cutting pvc pipe

How do you like that compact? Do you think it’s strong enough to substitute for the full size in most cases?

@cmeyer25
I am pretty sure with full size you mean the C…

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crotalusco wrote:Let me add my saw is coming up on 3 years old now? I bought it the week they released them. I still use it EVERY DAY and it and the batteries are still going strong. Other guys have burned up both a milwaukee and a hilti in the same time frame “less for the hilti as it is newer”

Wow those are some great news about your metal cut…[Read more]

mid 80s, light west breeze in the morning and stronger in the afternoon, all day sun

PI_Woodworker wrote:Thanks BTP and Blaklader for a pair of elastic web belts. Nice stuff!

congrats on your box PI, but where are the pics? 😛

yesterday we finished up the big sewer job, waiting for inspection now