Sorpa wrote:Still thinking at that Palmgren because it’s coming with some dies.

Flaring tubing with an arbor press sounds easy. Never heard of doing it that way.

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:I just put in for 10 auger bits in case I need to do some boring.

Well with that any bits on order you have quite a set now.

Doobie wrote:This 14 gallon vac will be so much easier to move around and it’ll be my go to vac now for most reno jobs now.

The 14 gal vac is really quite easy to move and very stable over rough spots and quiet.

NC partly cloudy temps in the mid 90s. Another nice day but dry.

PI_Woodworker wrote:I finished building the base for the couch side table

Nice really like the grain pop.

PI_Woodworker wrote:Got some roundover bits and a couple of very large forstner bits

Those are some very big bits. Enjoy the project.

smallerstick wrote:able is in place and leveled.

Came out really nice. A classic.

Wow here’s a sweet deal Bosch is sponsoring the ToolGuyd to build the Ultimate 12V tool center. First installment here.

What Should the Ultimate Bosch 12V Compact Cordless Power Tool Station Include?

TIPS TO CALIBRATE A TABLE SAW FENCE

https://www.wwgoa.com/video/calibrate-a-table-saw-fence-015593/#utm_source=newsletter&utm_campaign=A6134&vsoid=A6134

Here’s a review on the new 18V radio

New Ridgid 18V Gen5X Charging Radio

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:My coworker has bought the big one online,, it’s not here yet,, can’t wait to hear it.

Let us know how it sounds.

madman_us wrote:I hate sweeping lol. so a cordless vac will be nice for it.

You will be amazed what they pick up. The floor looks clean but when you go to empty it is full.

Sorpa wrote:Bought meself from a stand what seems to be a 1 tonne arbour press. Paid $10 for the press and for the heavy duty Stanley knife which is made in England.

Of the 2 the Stanley knife has a nice design. That was a good find.

JimDaddyO wrote:If you are thinking about the GLI18V 1900N light this might interest you. The thing lights up almost my whole yard at night. Cool light.

That light really lights up the backyard. Congrats

kurt@welkerhomes.com wrote:This week we installed 6 large hanging basketball hoops.

Really nice lift you made Kurt I can see where having that really helped.

madman_us wrote:Bosch discontinued the Semi models because of the new silica rules and that’s when Bosch decided to come up with the AH models.

That makes sense as silica control on work sites is now mandatory.

cmeyer25 wrote:I’m on vacation so the only Bosch tool I’ll be using the next few days will likely be just my blower, on the air mattresses and pool floaties.

Good idea using it to inflate all that stuff.

GTokley wrote:I have 18V Dewalt drill/driver. I have had for 13 years. It has been a great tool. I used it all the time till I got my Bosch Tools. I have used it tons.

Well the Bosch can be the new go to tool to mix paint.

kurt@welkerhomes.com wrote:I feel poor in the points, less than 40K, I had been at half a ham for a long time. just a hobby farmer now. Looking forward to taking the vac for a spin.

Tough watching those points disappear but the vac is worth it.

NC sunny temps in the mid 90s but low humidity.