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the dyno noble one cracks me up, i live next to one of there plants and they seem to down play a lot to what they actually make, I golf with several of there employees and they just don't talk about it. i bet half the people in my town don't know what comes out of that factory.

thats about the lowest ive seen it, that set fluxuates between 149 and 200. good set.

I see cornwell trucks all the time guess i need to snap a picture, also see a mac trucks all the time.

well put me down to.

As for spraying texture just use a standarded hand held hopper and spray it on, let dry use the cheapest pva primer availble usually Hamilton prep text you can even add this to your texture to thin it out with. Might put a coat on first before spraying but don't think it will mater in this...

Don't think i ever posted pics of my compressor in this thread, re did this last year still haven't finished the cooler set up but it running as is right now. first pic is sort of how i got it second is what it looks like now.

the last garage i built that we osb the inside walls we sprayed a heavy layer of texture on top of it. then primed and painted. You have to look hard to tell that its not drywall.

another contractor here, makita all the way on the cordless stuff. that is all any of the contractors and subs i know use. ive never had a cordless tool fail. batteries last about three to four years in professional use everyday charging for me but i cycle through about 6 at a time there is...

Ive got two conformations and that is it 5 more transactions no word on. all of my items where none stock items to be picked up in store. the two that where confirmed where both in the middle of the ordering.

well thanks for the post up if it goes through a got a heck of a deal on some klien nut drivers. and some other misc. stuff. none of it was in stock though so time will tell.

im partial to the smaller makitas if you can find them 8 1/4 inch blade size. still has the same 15 amp motor the 10's have but won't bog down or trip the breaker. And then buy a Rousseau table to go with it. the table will make the saw. I'm a general contractor and use mine all the time and do...

you are acting like a 12 yo. If they don't do it my way forget them. I gave you two viable options for you to get your **** handled but no your sticking to your guns cause you are afraid to talk to a real person or take any real action. You'd rather hide behind an anonymous computer screen and...

If you know phone call is best then make the damn phone call. Its up to them to fix the problem, its up to you to make them aware. Talk to a real person, Its not that hard, problem will probably be solved in less then five minutes. At this point your the one making excuses not them. Or take them...

I've got a much larger one that is kick ***. don't know about the smaller ones.

I bought all mine from http://www.toolsource.com/style-flow-brass-coupler-male-p-106756.html was the cheapest place i could find. and the finish on the milton stuff was great and i believe made in usa. the fit of the couplers is night and day over the stuff it replaced.

It effects my satisfaction of looking at shiny new things and being able to destroy them myself. What would you do if you bought a new car and as they brought it from the back of the lot to the front they rubbed it against a pole, "car still runs and drives fine doesn't effect performance," what...

So i'm going to say my experience has been less then great. I will probably get flamed and banned for talking bad about hje but here goes. Poor communication. No emails, phones calls nothing. One day a charge then a random package shows up. Don't know when either happened cause i'm out of town...

dammit i want ice cream now.

i would hydro test and look inside it before i scraped it.

In my vocab electrocuted implies death i guess if you survive that you'd be overly cautious. ;)