redwood wrote:I was never a huge fan because they were so heavy, compared to their single use counterparts.

That’s my only complaint too. They are heavy !

Boschmanbrian wrote:Be interesting to see what it’s like , and how the runtime is.

Well it won’t replace a more powerful corded or gas unit but should be real handy for quick cleaning

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Sprokitz wrote:
Just showed up…..

Congratulations , looks like a good addition , does that battery cover stay on to keep the battery dry

Yes, has a “door” that swings open/closed. The battery is completely enclosed with the door closed. The 5AH fits with room to spare.. enough room that I think their biggest battery would f…[Read more]

Just showed up…..

RonW wrote:I haven’t had one of these sense I was a boy. Had a neighbor lady from Italy that called them pour person pie. They were always good.

That was my first try at a tomato pie. Always bought them from a small family owned and run neighborhood bakery that was there since before I was born. It was sold and the new people say they are using t…[Read more]

Boschmanbrian wrote:I’m stuffed good night all lol

I’d be stuffed too !!! That looks delicious !

I made a simple Italian tomato pie

Miamicuse wrote:I cannot get a blade inserted at all, it was able to a few days ago with great difficulty

How’d you make out with the saw ? Do you see pins on the side of the chuck ? Those have to be driven out to take the chuck apart. Be mindful as to how they come out so they go back in the same. I can’t believe the shoe isn’t removable ?

redwood wrote:I can’t really vouch for the quality of Wen tools today, but many years ago, they were cheap junk. I don’t think I’ve ever heard anything to alter my perception. A Wen was my very first router.

I can’t vouch either, just mentioned that I read the Triton and Wen OSS are the same tool made by the same company.

PI_Woodworker wrote:I was looking at this for table edges on some slab tops I have been working on. I doubt it is going to get a ton of use but there will be some situations it is going to be a nice sander to have around when bringing the work to the benchtop sander does not work.

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theamcguy wrote:New Dewalt 20V Max Cordless Power Cleaner

https://toolguyd.com/dewalt-20v-cordless-power-cleaner/

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Boschmanbrian wrote:Hopefully being lithium , it held enough charge for the charger to recognize it

Yes, the battery was fine and held a charge. I popped it in a drill and have used it without putting it on the charger

RonW wrote:

redwood wrote:

JimDaddyO wrote:
Another delivery today. I’m new to the bag game so I just ordered a large one with lots of pockets. Seems like it will work OK. Got some things packed in it but that will likely change a bit. More like added to I guess. It will be handy wandering around the house and hopefully stop extra trips l…

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RonW wrote:Finally got the box beams finished and installed in the addition

Looks great Ron !!!!

Miamicuse wrote:Anyone knows what I can try?

Does it do that with “all” blades? I had that issue when I first got my saw. Blew it out, sprayed with WD-40, blew it out again. Seemed to work freely but still wouldn’t lock with blade inserted. I tried a different blade and that one worked. I guess something was off just a hair on the 1st blade. I…[Read more]

My wife whipped up her teriyaki chicken stir fry. Served over rice… no leftovers

kurt@welkerhomes.com wrote:Picked up an oscillating spindle sander a couple weeks ago

I have a Ryobi OSS I bought years ago. Don’t use it often but sure can’t beat it for sanding inside curves

JimDaddyO wrote:I got tired of searching for my misplaced tiny prybar so I bought another one yesterday…guess what my wife found today?

Money missing from her purse ? LOL I have a few things playing hide and seek too…. I think most of us do

Miamicuse wrote:I will need to pick out something else, perhaps plywood LOL.

I can tell you first hand that it’s really nice quality plywood.

Clev08 wrote:I have one similar in style to this that extends and has a brush and squeegee one the end

My wife and I each have one of those, but after seeing the how well the one I posted worked I thought I’d give one a try. Would still need a brush to clean around the wipers

Boschmanbrian wrote:, it has a slightly different shape , one side is curved in and the other is curved out , I guess for pulling away and pushing the snow , my only pet peeve is I gotta either put some liquid teflon or teflon tape at the plate where it screws down , for some reason it keeps getting loose

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