Recent content by Digster

I've had good success with Ryobi for seldom used tools and their lawn & Garden. For me it was cost and use frequency....cost won and not been disappointed. Milwaukee is my go too also....

Really nice job!

Out with the wife and stopped at a pawnshop. Saw this and offered $125, got it for 150, pretty happy with it.

I'm in too!

Thanks for the heads up, I needed 1 but bought 2 last night after seeing this!🍻

I prefer Milwaukee and had the worst experience with any DeWalt bits. DeWalt tools I really like.

I have the one in you pic, it 5 years old and still in great shape. But the catch is I ordered it from Shelter-Logic direct and got the upgraded cover. The standard covers aren't very good and the upgraded ones are expensive, but my experience is they are well worth it. YMMV :unsure:

I've had one for a couple years and have used it for fence posts and planting for the wife. It works great, handles rocky soil pretty well and saves me a lot of work. For me it has been really worth it.

I have one similar, not that I use it much. But it does come in handy when I use it.....especially for the price.

Mine doesn't either and I've been using it 5+ years. But after using it for weed killer I let it spray clean water through it for a minute of 2 to clean it.

Everybody has something they like to use for stripping cast iron. Personally I put them in a backyard fire pit when I use it. Leave them in there all night as the fire burns out and they are in the coals. In the morning remove them and was thoroughly moving straight into process of seasoning...

I have the same one, it's a winner for sure.

That is a real asset to the community and DIY guy who needs a place to work.

I had the same problem last fall. I called a reliable plumbing company I have used before since they are so customer care centric. They did the direction drilling in the front yard under 2 flower beds into the crawl space and connected everything. Came back after inspection and filled in the...

Really a nice job there!