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11% continuing?

Thanks Bmore, appreciate the heads up have to buy 2500 sqft of lvt so every bit helps. Agree with everyone have to price shop the two, menards is usually 5-10% higher but the specials are generally better.

Thank you!!! Have a few large purchases coming up so that will give me a week instead of trying to make them all in the next two days.

Do you know if the 11% will cointune next week?

11% start on Saturday the 11th?

That makes sense, for some reason I thought I had seen more around and it was a kellog, curtis, quincy, SB, kind of brand. I must have associated the colors with them or something. Guess I'm back on the hunt.

Looks like its working now, maybe its a no name and I'm just getting my wires crossed, lost of older compressors seem to be that blue/green/silver color from my searching.

Looking at picking up a larger air compressor to replace my smaller single stage unit. This one popped up in the local classifieds, I swear I have seen this brand(i thought it said AB and this grey.blue/green color) before but after an hour of googling I cant seem to find any that have a similar...

I also have he ridgid 7 incher don't have any complaints, its been through 6-10 large bathrooms and about as many kitchens and floors. I usually go through blade or two a year, I very much prefer the tray kind to the table saw kind some were recommending. Only is a drag if you are cutting real...

I'm a GC I have mainly ridgid 18v cordless with 12v milwaukee. For corded mixed bag but generally dewalt for miter/ table saws and milwakee for the rest. Ive had good luck with my ridgid tile saw however. As for what I see around its a mixed bag I would say predominantly dewalt and Milwaukee...

Anyone know if 11% is back for next week?

This is really good advice and pretty much what I do when I encounter it. It's not as bad as its made out to be and was extremely prevalent in pretty much every form of insulation and friction material(clutch, brake pads) before the mid 80's. Once you understand why and how it can be dangerous...

Depends what you want floor standing or bench? How big are the holes you will be drilling? For wood pretty much any drill will have the speeds to drill any hole, for metal though the slower the drill the larger the hole it can drill without burning up bits. I have the big hf drill...

Those look the same as the second amazon link I posted. According to the reviews they aren't straight, they have an angle to the fingers,which would make them non-usable to for me.

I had a pair sitting right next to the turbo for a week while I've been looking for the "correct" pliers. I'll pickup a extra set and grind them and try them, thanks for the idea. Don't know how I didn't think of that, I'll update tomorrow only way I see it not working is if the pins that engage...