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For finish mailers, just go with whoever has the best deal. I've used ridgid, bostitch, porter cable, and hitachi. They all work well and last seemingly forever. Once you get into coil guns and framing guns, the brand differences start to show up.

The surge operates more like a cordless drill when you want it to. Variable speed trigger. You have more ability to finesse when needed. It also has the power to run 6" ledger loks into solid framing. I would use the M12 for everything except 3" deck screws and up. And it never had a...

I'm a remodeling contractor and bought the surge a couple or three months ago. As was mentioned, I usually used my M12 Impact for 90% of the time. I have an M18 Impact, and it only got used for the jobs the M12 just couldn't do. After I bought the surge I forgot about the M12 impact. I...

Great little tool. Have had mine for years, and never picked up the dremel again. Compact batteries last for several minutes. Which for my use, is more than adequate.

Bosch blades for the Jigsaw. For the OMT, the Bosch carbide blades are every bit worth their price tag compared to the cheaper blades. I don't know much about the sanding pads, except the backing pads burn up way too quickly. There are better tools out there if sanding is what you're after...

Hey, Kinda new here, but been lurking for a while. The Milwaukee thread is one of my favorites, as I use the Milwaukee cordless daily as remodeling contractor. It's cool to see things from a different viewpoint. There seems to be a lot of mechanics on here, and lots of talk about the cordless...

Glad to know I'm not crazy. I've noticed my clear/red/blue Craftsman screwdrivers have a stinky Body Odor essence, since the mid 80s when I first stole my Dad's tools. Nobody else in my family can smell it. I finally replaced most of them with newer drivers, but still have the old ones in a...

The header at the top of the page says to introduce myself on the "introduction" forum, but I can't find that for the life of me. So, I'll just start out with a pic of my old Drill Press.