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I definitely need to get that. Both of my grease guns are the lever type and it’s impossible to hold the flexible hose onto the fitting and use the grease gun.

I bought the 22ft version back in 2005. I love mine. I like the fact I only need one ladder to do many things. It is heavy, but extremely handy. I remember taking it with me to help my friend build a garage. Everyone there kind of smirked and joked when I placed it down. Then we went to...

It can be pricey if you don't have any Dewalt batteries. I already had a few batteries so I only paid around $99. Sometimes Home Depot runs limited sales on their website, but you have to search for them. In Feb I picked up a Dewalt 3ah battery, charger, and Bluetooth radio for $89.

I bought the Dewalt 20v around January. I wish I bought it sooner. I love how I just set the desired psi and walk away. Its uses either a 20v battery or the car plug adapter. You can buy a regular house plug if you wish. I never use the small air compressor I bought for filling tires anymore.

I have a corded Dewalt. I don’t mind the cord. It’s awesome, tons of power. I just used it to cut 3/4 plywood yesterday. I bought it over 10 years ago. However, if it dies, I’d replace it with cordless one now that I have a few 20v batteries.

I have one of these too. Mine is the 21 degree round head nailer. Its built two sheds, a few decks, and a finished basement. I liked it so much, I ended up buying a PC 15 degree angled finish nailer and their smaller brad nailer as well. No issues with any of them.

I picked one of those up a little while ago and love it. I'm considering getting rid of my husky 2 gal jobber that I bought specifically to fill tires. I was in our local tractor supply and they had this inflator on clearance for $79. Wish I saw that before I bought mine. If the price drops...

I have had a cordless Bosch 1/2 drill and 1/4 driver for around 5 years and they were my only cordless tools for a long time. I bought my next cordless tool last year because I wanted a leaf blower for camping. So last Christmas I got a Dewalt 20v blower. I know it doesn't match either of my...

I have 12 inch compound Craftsman miter saw that I purchased back 2003-2004. I love using it and its cut a lot of boards. If it dies, I would replace it with the 12 inch DeWalt dual bevel sliding compound saw.

They make adaptors so it doesn't have to screw on https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MXBYPT2/?tag=atomicindus08-20

I thought the same thing. Then I used it. My mower has baffles all around for mulching so it makes wedging anything more difficult. Its much faster using this tool and when its time to reinstall the blade, its already in position because it doesn't need to be removed.

Stihl and Husky have built up a reputation as top notch saws. Its not to say Echo isn't as good, but convincing people that its a good option is just hard to do. Its the same reason people pay stupid money for Honda power equipment vs something else.

I inherited one of these from my father in law. I had no idea what it was. I have the craftsman version so I googled the part number. Its a lawn mower blade removal tool. I tried it out on my push mower and it actually was pretty handy. Beats standing on block of wood holding the blade...

Well, I ended up getting one without the charger or battery. I used it last night and I am definitely impressed with it. Its much faster than I thought and worlds better than the CP one I bought at Tractor Supply for 35 bucks years ago. Two years ago, I bought a small 2 gallon 110psi husky...

I think that is a little to big to store under the rear bench seat in my truck. I'm basically going to use it for emergencies or if I need to inflate something while were camping.

Awesome. Thanks for the info. I think I'll pick one up.

Anyone have one? I have a couple Dewalt cordless tools already so I want to stick with the same battery platform. I read some reviews and people seem to like it. How long does it last on say a 5ah battery? Does it struggle with truck tires? I have a cheap CP one I bought at tractor supply...

I don't think I'm exaggerating. My garage is 24x24. I read that I need approx. 26000 btu's to heat my uninsulated garage and my propane heaters lowest setting is 70,000 btu's. Even with both garage doors open about 6 inches and two windows open approx. 4 inches, I start to get light headed...

I have the Bosch corded multi tool. I have used it for sanding, cutting out outlets in drywall, notching out decking for post, and bunch of other projects. I like it a lot.

I have one of those propane 70,000-100,000 torpedo heaters. My dad got it for me for Christmas years ago. It’s rather large for my 24x24 garage. It will warm my uninsulated garage in 10 mins, but you either have to open windows or the door a bit because of the fumes or turn it on/off every so...