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The rigid model that the surge is based off of suffered the same fate under AVE. Anytime you use hydraulics and you change the fluid you run the risk of not matching the properties correctly and changing the dynamics of the tool. Sean

Something that may factor in is that the miller stuff is running a $50 rebate on helmets, and a $100 on gear. I filled out the forms yesterday and they appeared to stack when I looked at the confirmation stuff. I bought a digital infinity, a set of gloves and a spool of hobart wire for like...

I don't know specifics, just that it involved cutting the casing and adding a ground/reference wire. There are tutorials online. Sean Sent from my LM-G710 using Tapatalk

The only issue (its a big one) with the ryobi 40v system is that the batteries **** themselves fairly frequently. I have replaced 3 batteries in the 3 years I have had the tool. There is some kind of circuit protection that trips and prevents the charger from recognizing them anymore. The...

Its less about pulling away more about keeping it from kinking or pinching at the joint. The plate keeps the open section from crushing on the cut lines. Sean Sent from my LM-G710 using Tapatalk

https://www.dezertrangers.com/threads/project-2-ghetto-build-thread.79622/page-100#post-3923164 The links for the structural manual are in the post here. Sean

That is the correct way to do miter joints per numerous structural manuals. It keeps the joint from stretching out when its loaded. I will try and find the reference manual I have that shows it. Basically you miter the tube like normal but between the two mitered tubes you put a flat plate...

Its pretty quick. I have both and find myself reaching for the m12 more often than not. Sean Sent from my LM-G710 using Tapatalk

To add to that, you really need bigger batteries in it than the "Free" 2.0s. It will chew through those in less than 10ish minutes if you leave it hot and use it. Sean

Same, my college was throwing them out a few years ago and I swooped in and grabbed them. I only regret not taking more. Sean

Just got the last m18 tool to replace my faithful Porter Cable 20v Max set. These tools have served me well for the last few years but I managed to get a good deal on a few of the heavier duty m18 tools that Porter Cable does not make and ended up swapping over. I have the following tools...

Several bare tools are on included. Here is the metal cutting circ saw I bought You get a 2 pack of the xc 5.0 batteries or a 9.0 and charger. It also comes with a contractor bag. I don't think its an exceptional deal but I have been looking for an excuse to grab that saw and a fuel...

Just a heads up, the $159 fuel grinder with paddle switch shows up on the cpo 2 5.0 xc battery deal but is not picked up by the promo. I ended up calling them and they are supposed to be shipping the batteries along with the other things I ordered. Sean Sent from my LM-G710 using Tapatalk

Has anyone bought the free 5.0 ah battery promo tools in store? I am thinking about picking up one of the small metal cutting circular saws but they aren't doing the buy online anymore. Sean

Just an FYI, that charcoal consistently has rocks/ chunks of clay in it. I have had 3ish bags and each time I have pulled some big lumps out of my grill. Realistically it probably doesn't matter but I wanted to mention it as I have not had the same experience with Royal Oak. Sean

It is not on your list but I really like my Everlast iMig 140e. I have been using it for about 2 years now and its been great. Sean

Where did you get the bung from? I have been looking for one for my tundra. Sean

I am starting my 18 x 18 now as well, I am looking for ideas. How far from the wall is your garage door track? Mine is 12" on either side so I am planning on doing a set of shallow cabinets on either wall to get junk off my work area/floor. Sean

Replying so I don't lose this thread. I will have some disk brake caliper mounts eventually. Sean

I didn't think I did but I found it 37 piece sku is 1001079821 48 piece sku is 1001079881 Sean