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We put a bunch of them in our house when we remodeled 25 years ago. Had no idea until a couple of years ago when someone told me, I've been removing ***** ever since. One option for the ones I have replaced is this...

None within 50 miles of me have one in stock.

The flex heads? The 1/4" is available for ship but the 3/8" is out of stock.

They did it on the smapp 20v chainsaw too, only issue is the switch and winding assembly were all one part, so it was a $200+ fix. Fortunately mine was under warranty.

I have 2 Dewalt 20v, the jobsite model, and the larger model. They work, but to get it done quickly and thoroughly nothing beats the Stihl BR600.

The Dewalt bins when the come up on sale(yearly for the past 2 years) for $10, I 3d print different bins for them as well. Found the model; DWST14925

Well that is freaking cool!!!

I searched "the original super scraper" and came up with options, including Amazon.

These are crazy useful.

I surface end grain "cookies" for tables. Most bits leave mill lines due to the end grain, I was using a 2" Amazon bit but just started using the 5 cutter Spetool bit. Big difference in the finish, have to slow the router down due to the 3 1/4" diameter. Also a big difference in the noise...

Mine is marked.

In one video it shows the jigs and angle gauge, however in the doc it shows preset angles, 15, 25, 30, and 45.

I've seen a video, angle gauge or setup blocks.

I got the starrett punch today, tested it against a chinese version, and the neiko on aluminum. Absolutely no comparison, it is hard to get the starrett to fire, and it whollops when it does. Right to left, chinese, neiko, and starrett, you decide...

And you see that fear from him every single day. It's a chicken and egg thing, bad work and poor reviews can break his livelihood as well. Especially these days when reviews are at your fingertips.

I did a patio roof add on a couple of years ago, first time I have ever contracted a job to someone else. It was an eye opener, hate to broad brush the entire industry by my experience, but it sure seems like there is a lot of room for improvement. My general categorization: Contractor - hair...

Someone saved me from myself, it was marked sold yesterday.

I "built" one 30 years ago, picked up a roller Suzuki LT 230, found a cheap Suzuki ALT185 3 wheeler, auto clutch and reverse. Combined the 2 and picked up some used plastic and other parts. The Wife rode it for a couple of years, we called it the tractor, damn thing always ran, and pulled a...

This showed up on marketplace about 60 miles away, I really want it, but have no use for it. I haven't seen the saw on the CI base, the Corps of Engineers badging is cool too.

In a Datacenter it would be a server lift.