Recent content by timmayw21

I've never had a issue running both in the same conduit.

I do about 10 or so installs a year very similar to your situation. A couple of things to consider: - run at least 2 rb6 and 2 cat5e or cat6a to each location that you might want a tv or computer setup (don't bother with plan cat6 if your going to spend the extra money over cat5e get cat6a)...

https://www.fastcap.com/product/super-reel?cat=28 Some assembly required.

I've had the same thing happen on my M18 Fuel hammer drill (2nd gen). Pull the trigger and nothing happens, sometimes I have to remove the battery and re-seat it to get the drill to work again. Had the issue with all my batteries. Never had the issue on my non-fuel drill and impact.

I have the Ridgid boxes and love them. I use them to keep all my tools organzied in my truck. I have most of my cordless tools in the smaller of the three boxes, a m12 impact, m12 drill, m12 right angle drill, and a m18 drill with lots of spare room for batteries, chargers, and cases of bits...

I just got off the phone with Paypal. Lady told me in no uncertain terms that I would be getting my money back by July 3rd at the latest. I was told I could refuse the package as well. If you haven't done so yet I would call them now, even if you haven't received the package yet. Let them...

I don't have one of those drills so I don't know for sure. It may say on the battery. Or you can start with a dead battery, charge it for a half hour, test with the multimeter and see where your at. Keep going until the battery tops out. Edit Never mind Kracin got it

Get a timer and start at about a half hour. Increase the time until you get a full charge. A multimeter will help you determine when you have a full charge.

I would go with the home made slides in the video linked above. You can use any number of things for the bears- casters, skate board wheels, garage door bearings, etc. Some will give you better results then others. Two downsides will be that these likely wont slide as nice as store bought...

Just based on in-lbs of torque these are behind even the regular M12 by a fair margin and don't even compare to the Fuel. Weight looks to be close. I've never handled the Makitas so I can comment on the ergonomics but just looking at the pictures they "look" very similar to the M12 line.

This is active right now. http:// http://www.homedepot.com/c/Savings_Center?cj=true&AID=10686580&PID=1412508&cm_mmc=CJ-_-1412508-_-10686580 Very bottom of the page. Its only on "select" tools, just about all the Bosch branded items HD carries with some Dremel and Dewalt. Just add items to...

Goodyear 50ft air hose - 22.30 - free ship with prime 3 camels show this is the lowest price ever...

It is. Dispite the volt difference the drill in the kit delivers more torque, weighs less, and has a much nicer chuck then the C3 3/8 drill that I have. The run time on the craftsman might be better, but I am not really sure, and with 3 batteries it won't really matter to me much.

I had the same problem when I bought this kit a week ago and had it shipped to the store. Spent about a half hour trying to convince the lady at the counter that there should in fact be three total batteries in the kit she finally took one of the shelf and gave it to me. When I was in the...

I've been a long time lurker here and have learned so much, and spent more money than I would have had I not discovered this site. For my first post I am showing my small single car garage that I rent along with my apartment. I am currently in the market for a new garage (with a attached...