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On the 2704 hammer drill, I don’t think the chuck spindle is 1/2″x20. I just purchased a Rohm 893352. It does not fit. Now I’m unsure what size to purchase as a replacement.

SKX173

Seikos are a crazy good deal. The fit and finish and overal quality for the price is crazy. The amazing sub culture and 3rd party customization for the seiko automatic divers is staggering. My favorite for a general purpose with not mods is the SKX173. It is the same as the SKX007, but...

I'm not going to pay the price on Amazon, but apparently they make a version that is 4100k. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LFAY5SM/?tag=atomicindus08-20

I agree, the color sprectrum and CR are just about right. I'm replacing some shop lights I got from Walmart that used 2 T12 bulbs. In which I used these bulbs: They are too blue now. In my old garage I had unfinished dry wall with 15' ceilings. My new garage has pure white painted...

I got the hole saw set as well.

I want to replace the chuck on my 2704-20 hammer drill. I've only had it for a year and really only used it this last few months. The chuck will lock up and need a strap wrench to loosen, or it will complete loosen and bits will fall out. So, I want to replace it with this. What is the...

Is there a Fuel version of the M18 Jigsaw? I did not see it on Milwaukee's site, but may have missed it.

Post pics and opinions once you get it.

Turned out to be 6-6-6-6.

Just got home it is 40amp.

This for the oven. It is 240v. I believe it is 30amp. Need to check when I get home.

I don't know why I wanted to go with Copper for the extra foot. I'm just going to buy 6 ft of Aluminum to match and do **** connectors. Do you think this is #6 SER wire?

It will be quick close if these work size wise. I'll stop buy and pick some up tonight to try. I'd rather have something that is designed specifically for #8 and #10. The aluminum looks to be #8, my copper is standards #10.

Can I splice copper to aluminum? Apparently there are some purple twist connectors that are supposed to used and some anti oxidation paste. I just need move it one foot over and there is not enough slack. Something like this...

I ripped them out and soldered it up.

I needed to move the plug for my oven. I open up the outlet and loosen the plug and pull the wires out. Sadly, only afterwards did I actually notice all the wires are BLACK. There is only one that has a small white stripe. There is of course the easy to find ground as it is just exposed...

Any new updates on these? I'd like to use them to run from the copper coming up from the the floor to run at a 90 under the cabinet. Then up the inside of the wall and back into the cabinet's back wall about ten inches up to avoid the big pull out drawer. This is on the install of a new kitchen.

That sounds like a key pad version