MKE_Voltage wrote:I have been using the Floodlight for several months now and I am happy to report that I still love it. The amount of light (brightness and angle) surpasses any work light that I have. I will favor the use of the M18 flood over a plug in light any day of the week.

To answer your question John, I haven’t seen anything that c…

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kurt@welkerhomes.com wrote:Jason and Jim used to talk about Neu’s. I would guess they would be going. We don’t hear much from them anymore.

🙁 @mke_voltage and @jim_hunt17 – how you guys been?

PI_Woodworker wrote:Has any body tried the WIHA Terminator impact bits? They look interesting. Here is a link to their #2 square drive:

http://www.kctoolco.com/wiha-square-terminator-impact-power-bit-2-x-49mm-p/76579.htm

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I thought Pat, @DesertDeuces, and Jason, @MKE_Voltage, had picked one up and perhaps John, @supimeister, also.

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

MRenes wrote:
Thanks for the tips @MKE_Voltage, keep them coming even if dirty makes fun of them. =)

Look I take safety very seriously. If I made funn anywhere in this thread of anybody please quote it. Just don’t accuse me of being disrespectful and running. Quote it.
I own over a thousand dollars of safety equp. How a…

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DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

MRenes wrote:
Thanks for the tips @MKE_Voltage, keep them coming even if dirty makes fun of them. =)

Look I take safety very seriously. If I made funn anywhere in this thread of anybody please quote it. Just don’t accuse me of being disrespectful and running. Quote it.
I own over a thousand dollars of safety equp. How a…

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MRenes wrote:Thanks for the tips @MKE_Voltage, keep them coming even if dirty makes fun of them. =)

Look I take safety very seriously. If I made funn anywhere in this thread of anybody please quote it. Just don’t accuse me of being disrespectful and running. Quote it.
I own over a thousand dollars of safety equp. How about you??

MRenes wrote:Thanks for the tips @MKE_Voltage, keep them coming even if dirty makes fun of them. =)

Look I take safety very seriously. If I made funn anywhere in this thread of anybody please quote it. Just don’t accuse me of being disrespectful and running. Quote it. or shut up.
I own over a thousand dollars of safety equp. How about you??

Thanks for the tips @MKE_Voltage, keep them coming even if dirty makes fun of them. =)

Thanks for the write up @MKE_Voltage.

I have the Makita LXLM03 and I really like it but I could use a larger light which floods a wider area without creating many shadows.

I always though the Milwaukee was a large light but it’s a reasonable size.

The light will be on my wish list.

Thanks for the write up @MKE_Voltage.

I have the Makita LXLM03 and I really like it but I could use a larger light which floods a wider area without creating many shadows.

I always though the Milwaukee was a large light but it’s a reasonable size.

The light be on my wish list.

@MKE_Voltage any updates on your reclaimed wood project? We have been missing you around here! 🙁 Hope all is well!

Skillman wrote:So @supimeister how many moderators are there now on bethepro .

Technically, several (total of 7), but only 3 who are active:

@dabbs – Boyd
@jkirk – Jeff
@supimeister – John S
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@mke_voltage = Jason and he had been busy with work but started to dabble again here recently
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That time of year again for me. I am going to start on some early Christmas presents. I think @MKE_Voltage beer holders are going to be my starting point!

MKE_Voltage wrote:My new go-to for precision marking is my compass. I use it on almost everything I do in the shop. I bought a classic compass on Ebay and I love it. The ends are extremely sharp points so accuracy is never in question. I will post a pic soon.

@MKE_Voltage

Any pics of the compass? I’m curious how you are using it for marking.

I was thinking hand warmers or gloves you could plug into the 12v system.

Thanks @Mke_voltage that’s good enough for me. I ordered a pair from your link to try them out. I’d say the comfort factor (temp, moisture, cushioning) is more important overall than strictly how long they last, but that would be a very nice too.

@MKE_Voltage
That sounds like a sweet project, you gotta let us tag along for that.

@overanalyze
That table looks sharp.

Yep that would be nice Jason, when you get the time of course.

That sounds like a great idea. Just one more step to the dust free job site.