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What really seems silly is ruminating about this while could be cutting off those ends and replacing them. Then back to work.

Looks like that earned its keep.

It's just plumbing, buy some fittings- Ts and stuff like that. Just run air over to the other tank.

That's all the stuff that goes in yer tool bags at your waist.

Yeah, doesn't make any sense to me. All mine: slide forward, #2 shows, drill is in high speed. EDIT: Wait.......I typed that then got to thinking. I got all kinds of different brand cordless, went and looked. My older Dewalt you slide switch back to get second gear.

Over the years, I've bought from most of the above listed. For me online tools began with Tool Crib of the North before Amazon ate them. Just found a new one, only one purchase but everything seemed perfect. Genuine Tools dot com. Until I hear negative, will check them again.

I had several knives at hand opening that battery a few days ago. Sharp blades weren't enough, specially after I visualized myself laying my leg open and cutting my good pants.

I'm kinda vain and elitist. For me, the Dewalt setup has a little bit of class. No Harbor Freight tool I've seen has any class at all.

It's brass? Probably get it out if it's brass, wintertime project.

What does something like that cost new?

My experience is that all those big name brand tools like this are pretty good for what they are. Never have ventured into Harbor Freight toolwise. Very few duds in many years.

Well, don't throw it away.......fix it later.

I go way back to where I'd always heard "drill motor" and "drills". They didn't always get called bits. Cordless changed that, eh?

Is it called a drill bit sharpener, or just drill sharpener?

Just got me a new 5.0 battery. Package was the hardest to open, ever. I'll just go get the tin snips next time. Or maybe use the saw to saw open the package.

Those stick Makita batteries lasted a long damn time for me.

Paint it outside and hold yer breath?

I'd happily pay twice as much for the Dewalt. Had that same combo given to me slightly used as a little bonus on a job. Not a diehard Dewalt man, but these are real good.

Rock has saved my *** a few times. Don't think I'd get too pissed about a stray fake part. If it didn't cost toooo much.

Like Scooby I really only make em when I'm eager to get going, or can't find a readymade out there. And emergencies.........several times over the years. Could almost always find something in the back of the car to cut with a pocket knife.