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Rovin wrote:i have a bosch trim router a few yrs going , works good
may order another router , i dont like to stop working to change out bits
i read in a youtube comment a while back how a guy has 35 routers : 1 for each type of bit he uses .... i eh so extreme , i mainly use about 5 types of bits
Rovin wrote:got 3 too & from me looking at very near future stuff im gonna do i def need at least 1 more possibly 2
when u look at it depending at what u gonna do & how often u really need a few , kinda like drills - got about 10 ...
adnj wrote:I meant to say thanks for posting this earlier. I had been planning on buying one and your post came up just in time.M_2NR wrote:Tool Store (L&G) in POS has the Toro blowers (originally $300) on a sorta sale for $150. Limited stock. They are not in box because the box was damaged. The blowers working great still though. At $150 that is more than a steal.
M_2NR wrote:Quick question. I got the makita lxt drill impact kit and it came with some decent 3.0Ah batteries. I saw on eBay that there are reconditioned nobrand batteries on sale. Any one ever tried those? Or better I don’t chinks on batteries...
SSL had some the last time that I looked.Ted_v2 wrote:na, anyone know where i could get some torque wrenches locally?
M_2NR wrote:adnj wrote:I meant to say thanks for posting this earlier. I had been planning on buying one and your post came up just in time.M_2NR wrote:Tool Store (L&G) in POS has the Toro blowers (originally $300) on a sorta sale for $150. Limited stock. They are not in box because the box was damaged. The blowers working great still though. At $150 that is more than a steal.
Heard they’re all gone and the price went right back up. Not a problem padna. Glad u GT.
On another “lighter” note. I was looking for a magnetic light and a good headlight. I gave up looking locally as they were either out of stock or not available at the time. Got these on amazon and they work well:
LED Work Light, Coquimbo COB Rechargeable Work Lights with Magnetic Base 360°Rotate and 5 Modes Bright LED Flashlight Inspection Light for Car Repair, Household and Emergency Use (2 Pack, 27x4.5cm) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07G9X19G1/re ... xCbTD1FS68
(Got the large; reallll handy when working on the car in all places)
Foxelli Headlamp Flashlight - 165 Lumen, 3 x AAA Batteries Operated, Bright White Cree Led + Red Light, Perfect for Runners, Lightweight, Waterproof, Adjustable Headband, 3 AAA Batteries Included https://www.amazon.com/dp/B014JUMTXM/re ... xCbYC0GVG6
Bright little bugger.
If you guys on your phone and are a bit lazy to use camelcamelcamel, you can use price pulse app to track prices on amazon btw.
Quickly question. I got the makita lxt drill impact kit and it came with some decent 3.0Ah batteries. I saw on eBay that there are reconditioned nobrand batteries on sale. Any one ever tried those? Or better I don’t chinks on batteries...
SSL has a nice Irwin set for 2 somethingChristianRD wrote:Anyone knows where I cud get a GOOD quality bolt extractor set ?
Whats the average price for a cordless sawzall?I don't have any cordless Milwaukee tools but now would be a good time to startTed_v2 wrote:cordless one time, no sense in corded tools these days. the kind of stuff my m18 mid torque could do, i could only do that with a IR gun and 60 gallons +135PSI behind it. plus i could fit it in my backseat and carry all over.
got on a deal at SSL for just over 2k for a 2ah and 5ah battery. Saw recently its like 3600 in allied i think?
supercharged, allied have a HUGE milwaukee for 900, Im going to get a m18 one tho, but i use on similar in work, monster thing yes, ress down and squeeze and u sawing thru 2x2 hollow section like butter.
recently i noticed allied prices getting much better than L&G for milwaukee tools, L&G does give good warranty tho.
supercharged turbo wrote:Anybody know where I could get a good reciprocating saw locally or it cheaper to import?Have ah car to chop up
Defiant wrote:Corded impact guns are big and bulky, the cordless options are impressive and compact so you can jack up a car and work on suspension bolts where as a corded will need the car to be really high to work on. Makes my Milwaukee corded look like a dinosaur, bought it yrs ago to do axles and shocks on my car which it does without fail. But I am confident I will make a reason/excuse to buy a cordless impact.
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