Recent content by yamatitan

You had a bad/loose neutral connection, my guess would be the male end of started slipping out of the plug making bad contact causing resistance/heat. Change the outlet and make sure to check your connections and it should be fine. Wouldnt hurt to check all neutral connections in the circuit...

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I have the borka paid 35 bucks on a sniper hide group buy years ago. Would never pay what they are asking now though.

I have the dewalt 20v version its great for cutting in outlest especially in cabinets where a jigsaw or other tool would splinter the wood unless scored with a razor blade first. For me cutting in a outlet her and there the cordless version was the only way to go. Who wants to run an extension...

I have a husq 346xp its a beast for such a small lightweight saw.

No combination pliers are these Linemans are these

Its cheaper because your not paying for the charger or case. Add those two and your not coming out cheaper that way.

I received a reply to my email today saying that they are going to issue me the 75 gift card as a one time courtesy as well. Emily is the one who signed the email.

1. The abutted fixtures you are talking about are called tandems 8ft fixtures and yes tandems are what you want. Primarily because they use T8 bulbs instead of T12, T8 bulbs and ballast are far superior in longevity and reliability. 2.Your not really going to notice much difference. 3. You...

Im a electrician and Rack a tiers crocs kill klein strippers in every way. They last longer cut screws easier have the 12-2 and 14-2 stripper at the end so easier to get into boxes. The spring doesnt fly out like the kleins after a few weeks of daily use if your like me and like the spring and...

We used a excavator as a wire stretcher once apprentice cut the underground service lines too short and instead of splicing it we hooked up to the excavator bucket and pulled 6 more inches from the transformer.

I cut it all the time with a sawzall and metal blade. Works pretty good.