Doobie wrote:Why doesn’t Bosch make an oily impact?

My thoughts oil impacts are mostly used to reduce noise. Yet the easiest way to reduce noise is to use hearing protection. Hearing protection is required at almost all work sites and factories so it negates the need for an oil filled impact. Why spend money to develop something with a l…[Read more]

MTRoads wrote:Another jig I built for the shop for making box joints.

Looks like a very nice jig. That is the problem with jigs once you use them a few times you come up with improvements to make them better.

Boschmanbrian wrote:I can’t believe the size of these bearings they use
Extremely smooth

That is a big bearing. Looks very high quality though.

NC sunny again today with temps in the low 70s.

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:I am using a hi vis shirt.

That is pretty standard on construction sites nowadays.

hojo04 wrote:A good friend of mine is moving to Florida due to their parents not doing well and I end up buying this workbench and Shop-Vac from them.

The work bench looks useful, a little clean up and you’re all set.

cmeyer25 wrote:The only tool I used today was my CCS180 to cut apart some pretty huge pallets

I have used my CCS180 many times to cut apart shipping pallets. Comes in handy.

Boschmanbrian wrote:This morning it was the torque wrench and the torque screwdriver

I have never seen a torque screwdriver before, did not even know they made them. I’ll have to check Snap-on.

Really like that $50 clamping system.

Welcome to BTP foundationrepairmilwaukee, you will find we are a friendly bunch.

smallerstick wrote:Funny how you hit metal most often when you’re running a new bit or freshly sharpened blades.

Funny how that always seems to be the case. The old crappy bit or blade seems to soldier on forever unscathed.

JimDaddyO wrote:Another guitar video. This time a familiar one shows up for it’s annual check up and maintenance.

Nice video JDO Thank you for posting, I enjoyed it.

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:Here’s a cart I built out of wood for my tools.

With square sides it should be holding a lot and the wheels look pretty good for rough terrain.

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:I think the OSHA standard it any tool with 150 PSI or grater needs the lanyard but the Big GC safety bots thought it would be a good idea for us with only 90 to 120 PSI running.

What can you do but comply.

Miamicuse wrote:Apparently this tour is all about the consumables like bits, blades and other accessories. Is this where Bosch sees the growth is especially now they have more and more proprietary stuff?

Not me but will keep an eye on the schedule to see if it comes close to me.

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:I like cargo type pants too

So do I. The side pockets are good for all kinds of stuff.

NC sunny temps in the mid 60s.

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:More sheer ply and metal clips. Some sweeping the floor too.

That sure is one big project. How is the cart coming along to move the tools from your van to the site?

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:Also I want to get this track square that we saw a member across the street get.

That square is really nice.

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:This morning the big boom pumper was set up at 6am for the 150 yards of concrete.

Man that is one impressive truck.