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I picked one up ... it's a beast. This is my first cordless grinder, but performance wise, it beats the **** out of my Milwaukee, Makita, and Ryobi corded units. No idea on run time yet, but the performance is there. I was skeptical, but stand amazed. I'd venture to say that if the 20V...

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I figured I'd take one for the team today...returned a POS generator on the way home from work tonight, which consequently left me with $$ burning a hole in my pocket. I recently switched over to the DeWalt plarform, but I couldn't get past the 370ft/lb spec on the HF gun for $139. I've...

I have a 16" "wheel o' death" grinder/sander and I dread changing the disk because it takes me half the day to get all the gluey **** off of the wheel. Today I had an idea. After pulling old disk off, I turned it on and went at it with a heavy knotted wire wheel on an angle grinder for...

I was a Makita user for a long time, did HVAC work outta high school and had the last 12V red battery nicad setup that worked great for years until all the batteries died at about the same time. I bought a Ridgid 18V LiIon deal about 10 years ago that sucked *** with the 2Ah batteries...and...

This is a PC based scanner, all you actually get is the proline connector, dongle, and an email with the software licenses....use your own laptop. I have too many scanners and find myself rarely using this one any more. $650

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I don't see the attraction. I bought some SK wobble extensions about 10 years ago...the knurling is useless and the undercut and shape of the wobble tip is fairly lousy...I broke 2 in a few months. I just acquired a socket set...old, at least 40 years old. The finish looks like ****...fast...

Any idea what era this is from? Electric shaver

Years ago, I remember my Dad had a can of plasti-dip that clearly showed pliers being dipped in the material to make new handle grips. This is what the stuff was originally for and as I remember it, it left you with a handle about like what you see on a channelock brand plier. The stuff that...

I was browsing some of the clearance/deals sections and saw this. Online price, but can do in store pickup. Less than 1/2 price, still USA made. Not a bad price, I grabbed a set on the way home.

Pops had a flat on his motor home...the bottle jack wouldn't fit under the frame with a flat tire, so he ran it up on a block of wood and while the bottle jack fit, wouldn't lift it high enough to install an inflated tire. A bunch of blocking/resetting things would have got the job done, but...