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Bill replied to the topic V11… Today I used my Bosch… in the forum Talk Around the Job Site 10 hours, 56 minutes ago
Hangman wrote:Wore my Bosch Heat Jacket yesterday to take a walk
Sounds like a good deal. Nice the jacket works so well.
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Bill replied to the topic V-40 What did you do in the shop / site today? in the forum Talk Around the Job Site 10 hours, 57 minutes ago
JimDaddyO wrote:I forgot the tape and mud for the drywall…lol
Sounds like a busy day. I always remember what I forgot to buy as soon as I pull in the driveway from returning. The way it is. LOL
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Bill replied to the topic Introduce Yourself, V4.0 in the forum Introduce Yourself 10 hours, 59 minutes ago
Welcome to BTP GJ, you will find we are a friendly bunch.
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Bill replied to the topic V-40 What did you do in the shop / site today? in the forum Talk Around the Job Site 1 day, 11 hours ago
JimDaddyO wrote:Then I had to move an outlet, which was a whole can of worms in itself
That story on the outlet seems like the original installer did a bunch of extra work for nothing. Glad you got it all cleaned up.
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Bill replied to the topic V11… Today I used my Bosch… in the forum Talk Around the Job Site 1 day, 11 hours ago
Boschmanbrian wrote:The Bosch heated jacket this morning -17 and since the heated seat on the suv is not working , makes a huge difference ,
I can see that jacket being a favorite on a very cold day. Enjoy
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Bill replied to the topic V-30.0 Toolaholic Public Announcement Page in the forum Talk Around the Job Site 1 day, 11 hours ago
redwood wrote:I picked up a brand new Toro Power Max HD 828 snow blower for $ 250 US
Man what a steal, enjoy Mark, what a good deal.
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Bill replied to the topic V-30.0 Toolaholic Public Announcement Page in the forum Talk Around the Job Site 2 days, 11 hours ago
Sorpa wrote:A sharpening machine like Tormek and the likes is good for any iron because it turns very slow compared to a regular grinder. Tormek’s speed is 90 rpm compared to a regular grinder that has 1700 or 3450 rpm.
Never knew the difference, Thank you
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Bill replied to the topic The Official 2020 New Bosch Tool Thread in the forum Brand and Manufacturer Discussion 2 days, 11 hours ago
Miamicuse wrote:The miter saw is nice that you can get it close to the wall, but wow the bare tool is 60 pounds. That’s a bit heavy to carry all over from job site to job site.
I saw that as well, way too heavy to lug around on a daily basis. I have no idea what has happened at Bosch their new tool roll-outs have slowed way down. The P…[Read more]
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Bill replied to the topic The Official 2020 New Bosch Tool Thread in the forum Brand and Manufacturer Discussion 3 days, 6 hours ago
The latest info on new Bosch Tools
Bosch Profactor Cordless Power Tools: 2021 Launch Pricing
(read the comments below the article they are hilarious)
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Bill replied to the topic V-40 What did you do in the shop / site today? in the forum Talk Around the Job Site 3 days, 10 hours ago
JimDaddyO wrote:Then it is tearing out a wall so I can put a new one in 16″ away. That will expand the utility room and have access in it to the plumbing for the guest bathroom right next to it on that wall.
That sounds like a good deal; gaining much needed space. Hope you can reuse most of the old wall on the new wall.
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Bill replied to the topic V-30.0 Toolaholic Public Announcement Page in the forum Talk Around the Job Site 3 days, 10 hours ago
Miamicuse wrote:Ordered a CRAFTSMAN VERSASTACK cooler, compatible with TSTAK tool boxes.
Very nice looking cooler. Enjoy.
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Bill replied to the topic V11… Today I used my Bosch… in the forum Talk Around the Job Site 3 days, 10 hours ago
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Bill replied to the topic GAS18V-3N review in the forum Dust Management and Vacuums 4 days, 11 hours ago
redwood wrote:Though I have a electric heat pump, it is very expensive to run and not very efficient in freezing weather. I haven’t used it this winter.
Heating with a pellet stove makes sense for sure. How are you transferring heat from the stove to the whole house, convection, hot water, or forced hot air?
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Bill replied to the topic Big Box Store Fails in the forum Talk Around the Job Site 4 days, 11 hours ago
Boschmanbrian wrote:I guess they have no choice to make better tools with all the competition in the homeowners market.
Actually since last year all the new tools Ryobi has introduced have gotten great ratings. The testers like them. They admit that Ryobi is best for DIYers for “occasional” use but they have all the features of Bosch,…[Read more]
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Bill replied to the topic Trucks in the forum Talk Around the Job Site 4 days, 11 hours ago
JimDaddyO wrote:natural selection takes care of the careless drivers up here
LOL funniest thing I’ve read today.
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Bill replied to the topic GAS18V-3N review in the forum Dust Management and Vacuums 5 days, 11 hours ago
Sprokitz wrote:A quick way to clean a vac filter is just switch the hose to the exhaust side
Good idea if you don’t have a compressor handy. I really like my little vac, I use it almost daily as well.
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Bill replied to the topic V-40 What did you do in the shop / site today? in the forum Talk Around the Job Site 5 days, 11 hours ago
Irish_Red wrote:Some doors I washed today, I hope I’m not the one refinishing them.
Nice to see you back @Irish Red Hope all is well.
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Bill replied to the topic Big Box Store Fails in the forum Talk Around the Job Site 5 days, 11 hours ago
Miamicuse wrote:LOL, but the lime green Ryobis are! HA HA HA
Guess nobody “wants” the Ryobi stuff?
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Bill replied to the topic Introduce Yourself, V4.0 in the forum Introduce Yourself 6 days, 11 hours ago
Welcome to BTP Aduraoconcrete you will find we are a friendly bunch.
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Bill replied to the topic V11… Today I used my Bosch… in the forum Talk Around the Job Site 6 days, 11 hours ago
Miamicuse wrote:I have a different Bosch charger.
The light is on the lower right corner.
I have various Bosch 12 and 18V chargers. The one in the picture would be easier to see on a wall while the one Miamicuse is talking with the light mounted on the front,would be easier to see with the charger on a bench or shelf. I believe the light was…[Read more]
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