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Projects around the house like hanging wire shelving and curtain rods or anything involving drywall anchors have me grabbing the ratcheting driver. For anything in the garage, the old school screwdrivers are put to use.

You and my father in law would get along great. He and my brother in law both do this same thing with older VW's and their driveway looks like yours but instead of Jettas, it's old vanagon's, rabbits, and Quantums. Keep collecting!

Just saw this reply, why would the MG baseplate be something worth giving up?

Great replies, no Makita experiences? I didn't mention in the original post, but I'm a lefty. Not sure how much impact that has since I grew up using my dads craftsman circular saw. Visibility was awful for me if I remember correctly. I'll look at the Dewalts a little more but I don't remember...

I'll check it out. My concern about it though is the accuracy of the markings, and it doesn't have the cool dust blower feature the Makita has. It is a lot cheaper though.

Hey everyone, I just searched this forum and I couldn't find much info on circular saws. I'm trying to research which saw would be best for me. I need a saw for general tasks around the house like building shelves, simple furniture building, cutting trim, ripping sheets of Ply/MDF. So far...

I stumbled upon this site when researching ways to organize my garage and put shop area together. I pretty much try to DIY as much as I can for projects around the house, and I also have a pretty major mountain biking addiction. It was actually Jack Olson's 12 Gauge Garage that sucked me in to...