Recent content by fletcher94

Danner quarry boots year round. In 115 degree summers there hot but when’s it’s cold i wear a heavier insulated socks. Usually my hands get cold before my feet.

Nice buy. I bought a 500i after my 462cm was stolen. I was hesitant to have efi on a chainsaw but no regrets now. It works as needed everytime. My only complaint is it seems to go through fuel pretty quick. However power an response is well worth it.

Get a chance to use them yet? I saw them a few months ago in a video a thought when they come out I want some. Price is reasonable from what I see. it’s been tempting to not order them.

Just picked up 5, thanks for sharing the link. I know there not Wilton but that price is hard to pass up.

I have used a Vulcan multi process a few times. It’s a lot better than the old harbor freight machines. Still it lacks quality, parts availability an service. Duty cycle is poor as well. If you’re just using it a little in your garage it might get you buy. If your planning to make money with it...

I was interested when i saw them in a youtube video. Figured wera usually is good quality so ordered some. Used them once an didn’t care figured ile get use to them. Tried them a few more times than traded them to a co worker who wanted them. poor fitting a not very ergonomic to me. He still...

Ime not sure the model but I have two millwakee blowers. One stays on my truck one stays in the garage. Few months ago I got my dad the ego blower because he already had an ego mower and string trimmer. The millwakee seems more balanced but hard to tell the difference in power. I know there’s a...

I don’t think I’ve even used the 1/4” drive sizes. Maybe used the set like ten times an always been the 3/8”. There was one time I wish it went larger than 3/8 but was still able to complete the job other ways. Maybe if I did more automotive work it would be different but even than I don’t see...

I was originally looking at the matco set but settled on the gearwrench set. Gearwrench works just seeems sorta cheap. If I used it more often ide probably upgrade.

I have the snap on wobble plus set in 3/8 an dont like them. Haven’t used them in a while to be honest. Good concept but I think it’s easer just using a wobble a non wobble set. The socket seems to get pushed in. I have the 1/4 3/8 1/2 wobble only in snap on. Wouldn’t pay full price but got them...

I almost always have a Milwaukee permanent marker in in my pocket. There better than a standard sharpie but do lack on metal surfaces. Besides soapstone I like markal products. No one specific type or color just whatever I got from the welding supply last.

Interested in this thread. nice to see the input as its got me thinking. Just finished building our house last year. We were tempted to get a generac standby installed. Ended up not doing it to save some money. Still planning to do it down the line but not a high priority. I have a engine...

Ime sorta jelous of everyone posting their successful prints. You all do some great work. I couldn’t get it to do much so ended up selling my prusa a few months ago. Super cool concept but just didn’t care enough to learn it like I initially planned. I guess ime better suited for manual machine...

I joked about using Milwaukee pack out an no humor was found from my wife. Next day mother in law ordered some pink thing off amazon for over 150 bucks. Nice gift but I still think a pack out would be practical lol

I prefer my Mac flex head. Also have an icon and blue point that work good. The longer handled gearwrench ide like to try.