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Definitely do your homework. The original K1 was not a terrible printer, and is the most futuristic thing Creality has put out, but a lot of people have complained about some pretty big issues. The biggest issues being: - Severe under-extrusion that can only be solved by modifying the print...

Dang. Im glad they are working with you to try and make it right, but it sounds like quite a time consuming undertaking. I'm certain they have not offered to replace the printer because they probably don't have one to replace it with. They are working like mad to get pre-orders out, so if they...

I dont blame you!

Man, that really *****. The XL has been so long-awaited I cant imagine the disappointment and frustration of having a trashed stepper right out of the box. I jumped on the X1 Carbon band wagon to replace my modded Anycubic Vyper, but I am still eyeing Prusa for a future addition to my...

Very exciting!! Keep us updated.

Posted in Hot Deals as well but I thought I would post this here since you may be interested. Pbtools.us is having a 10% off sale tomorrow. Coupon code is CUSTOMERS. Welcome to PBTools.us - http://www.pbtools.us

For those who are interested, pbtools.us is having a 10% off sale tomorrow. Coupon code is CUSTOMERS. https://pbtools.us/ Be warned, shipping with this company can be horrendously slow. Some GJ members have complained that still have not received all of their black friday purchases. I received...

Your vendors to check are going to be: - DRPD (Best place to buy IMHO, fast shipping, good prices. Even when you have to pay for shipping its not terrible) - Pbtools.us (Brace yourself for very slow shipping. two weeks to a month on regular shipping. And we're talking 2-4 months if items are...

Lately I've been finding some good deals on used batteries through eBay and Offerup. Got a pair of M12 3.0s for only $50. It's a bit of a gamble, but so far its worked for me. The big things I try to do is get a good look at the serial number so I know it was made within the last two years...

My milwaukee m12 dremel is heaven to use. As others have noted, when used on light duty and detail-oriented jobs its a pleasure to use and gets the job done every time.

Didn't know that. Good info

For thread chasing, Lang is the best bang for your buck. Snap-On, Craftsman, and others take the Lang set, put their name on it, and jack up the price 2x-3x. This is the cheapest place I have found them. They have a cheaper 40pc set. but I recommend the master set I have linked below...

OP, if you'd like to read up more before making a decision, check out this thread: https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/tekton-rousseau-tool-chest-overview-thoughts.471021/

True! I hold no hate for HF boxes. In fact I have had the HF 14" side box on my Tekton for several years now and it is the perfect combo. An HF box is for sure a good option as well.

Grab a Rousseau made Tekton and dont look back. Build quality and warranty are unparalleled for the price. Plus youll get $380 in tekton points for free tools and upgrades to your box. https://www.tekton.com/60-inch-wide-11-drawer-tool-cabinet-red-ocl63202

https://www.cabelas.com/shop/en/birchwood-casey-barricade-rust-protection-for-firearms-45-oz I use Barricade gun rust prevention oil. Works well so far and doesnt leave an oily mess everywhere

I just got my shipping confirmation from Sabrina this morning. As far as I know, its a very small operation. So that may contribute to their lethargic shipping times, especially after a swamp of orders during black Friday. Sabrina has always been awesome at email communication though. you can...

High quality tools wear out too, albeit slower than cheap ones. Ive got a drawer with probably five or six worn out or broken snap-on shafts that i have been looking to repurpose. I'm glad this thread popped up!

OP I have the single speed version of the 1/4 driver you listed and use it daily to remove/install screws and to run down small bolts. I find that it works perfect for my needs and I think for what you'd want to do it would work well.

+1 The fit of PB Swiss bits is incredible. If you can afford to take a swing at them I highly recommend. I try to reserve my PB Swiss bits for removing delicate or hard to reach screws like the ones that hold avionics trays/equipment in. Otherwise I use the Milwaukee impact bits in my driver...