I looked it up as well and nothing. Just some airline and companies.
I had a 24 volt craftsman drill like 15 years ago or so. I cant fond one anywhere

Opps Never heard of it. It only stayed charged for one day.

Durable/High Quality is what is all about (proffesional tradesman)

I keep my old tools (cheaper quality) to teach my nephews (young in age) or the one I Lend Out (rarely).

I never of of Airco either.

I see your point of view. Contractor grade tools are reliable and they get the job done fast with no hazzle whats so ever.

I too should sell my older tools. Except the ones that are of sentimental value.

Im teaching my nephew but he dont want to learn. . But yes share what you know edpecially to your kids

Let us know Tony. My buddy lives Hudson CO.

Nice. I see you have your dog guarding your “Beaver”.

Im the same way. Although i do require reliability/durability for my work. And at home, well as long as it gets the job done

I agree every state varies by local rules but still folow the NEC. Other counties are completely different

Do you know the year you got the drill press?

Antiques. Great photos.

I hear you. I was well still am a big fan of craftsman. Although many disagree, i still continue to buy them. Some brands are just too expensive.

Really
Thanks for the link

Here in the USA all residential/commercial panels (most panels are horizontal)(at least the ones I’ve installed or seen). I not sure on industrial/manufacturing plants. Some are 4000 amps or higher(depending on the plant)

I was surprised when Bryan T. mentioned it earlier. Now I can’t get my eyes off of them. LOL

Im a big fan of Milwaukee. Time to upgrade my arsenal.

Milwaukee coming out with new stuff. I need to get my hands on these.

Heres a picture (screenshot) from the above link

Here a pic.

Thanks for the info..