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I think you confused this for an interior design forum

Shanny19, I've been wondering how to combat this for a long time. I just found Zerust vci impregnated drawer liners because of your tip. Thanks

When the separate "Harbor Freight is Garbage" thread is started can we merge it with a Sear/Craftsman ***** thread to save everyone time?

I have the Dymo LM 160. Its great and under $15 with tapes readily available, but I'm not sure the labels go larger than 1/2"

Congratulations. You'll find that you can find people with good luck anywhere if you look hard enough. I've seen the positive reviews for the Predator. When it comes to safety and emergencies I'm not trusting anything from Horrible Freight, ever. Flashlights and disposable hand tools, sure...

Using (insert sharpened edge consumable) in (insert material) damages tips. That's what they're made for.

Snap On and Amazon.

Armstrong as a company is defunct. I'd take Proto over both.

Sounds like "saves a few hundred dollars but fails when you need it most/ has no spare parts available". I sure hope the poster wasn't referring to a Predator...

The 18 ga has questiinable reviews that seem to make many hesitate. I have no experience with it, but the reviews and general concerns with performance are why. The 15 and 16 ga seem to be far more than just "alright". I can vouch for the 15 personally. Reviews speak for the 16.

I have the Proxxon, you won't be disappointed. Burn out 2 Dremels and suddenly its more economical too.

For this project you could just buy a few new saws before that Kukko set... Still looks tempting though

The 15 gauge is solid. Would totally recommend. I think the poor reviews only pertain to the 18 gauge, although if the price were right I'd give that a shot as well. The competition's method of nail impact is inferior to the M18's.

I wouldn't play in an energized enclosure, but if I did I wouldn't trust anything from Harbor Freight to insulate me from the electricity

Shop vac isn't really ideal, that much wood will fill it quick. The 734 is pretty good about chip ejection, it you don't have a dyst collector you may be better of with a big 55 gallon bag at the end for chips

What do you mean by "lock it"? I have the 734 and if you know of some onboard feature it has to minimize snipe I'm interested.

It probably isn't random. If you can determine what the failures have in common you'd have a better chance at diagnosing the cause.

I should clarify, I'm looking for a handheld photo tachometer to use as a diagnostic tool.

I'm in the market for a tachometer. I tried out one of the Amazon direct-from-China noname sub-$20 specials and was not impressed. Any recommendations for a reliable and accurate tachometer, ideally around $50 but perhaps as high as $100-125 if its worth it.

Stahlwille makes some nice flexible pickup tools with varying magnetic strength ratings.