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If you type in Ideal bending guide into google you will get the pdf and the videos that they taught us with at trade school

I have the Milwaukee fuel m12 screwdriver and its great. Lots of power and good run time.

I bought a Honda on Saturday and I have to say it cuts really nice compared to my old cub cadet. Its not self propelled but rolls really easy with the bearings in the wheels compared to the old one.

As MikeF2316 said be careful with Jccayer, Ive had issues with poor communication from them and something that was in stock on the website took 3 months to arrive. Not sure where your located but atlas machinery in Toronto is pretty good for power tools and woodworking tools and supplies.

black rock tools jccayer.com mississauga hardware But unfortunately either way we get screwed over. If you do import something use USPS and Canada much better then UPS.

Stove plugs are held on with 10-24 I'm pretty sure

Look into Allen Bradley count down relays you would have to make a little control cabinet but wouldn't be too hard to have a light and push button to reset it .

I made that mistake on a job last year, they don't make a single gang mud ring for those switches. What I ended up doing is cutting the drywall out and putting a 4x4 extension ring and then a single switch cover like above so it stuck out of the wall about an inch.

Greenlee nail eaters or the Milwaukee ones arn't to bad. If you have a dremel with a little grinding disk you can sharpen them pretty easy just don't get too carried away. The one good things about everyone using nail guns now is the nails seem to be softer so they are a little easier on the bits.

I have an adapter and everything already just was interested in the cord. My plan is to put a belt clip on the adapter and clip it on my harness in the bucket truck or on my overalls when doing other stuff. I really do appreciate your help I have to get one ordered now since the nearest...

Thank you very much that anwsers my question perfectly.

That would work awsome just not sure how to tell what size the connectors are on the heated gear I'll see what its worth to get here for 15 bucks ill give it a go

I figured I would ask here if anyone has the 12v car adapter for the heated gear. I was wondering if it would work as an extension for the battery pack if you took the cigarette lighter piece off. My problem is problem is the battery is in a terrible spot for wearing an harness or tool belt.

I deal with esa pretty much every day and they are a pain in the ***. Write down your questions before hand. They wont tell you what to do but if you have questions they will give you some insight. It may be a little different with a homeowner but most arnt to bad to deal with.

all we use at work is the milwaukee auger or the greenlee nail eaters. The 18 inch are nice because you can stand on the floor and drill through the top plate.

yep just make sure you crimp it on well and its the right size for the wire your working with. We use them all the time for control work in cabinets etc.

I buy all my guys fluke t-5 1000s. They seem to hold up the best. I have a t-5 1000, 323 an ideal clamp, a hioki cl amp and an old simpson. For a home owner my vote would be for a t-5 600 should do all you need.

Honda inverters are really quiet and very nice machines if you wanted to take it with you.Other wise I would go with a Generac or some other propane standby generator and just put it a ways from the cabin.

Not sure if it would work in your case on a farm and all because it may be central metering but I have been putting in quite a few of these lately . http://www.generatorsolutions.ca/generlink/ Im not sure if they are even legal in the states but just an idea.

Does anyone use m 12 multi tool ? I'm looking into one for electrical work like retro fitting boxes in drywall and plywood etc and when i have to make the holes for Island plugs bigger because the cabinet guy is lazy etc. Not sure if it would be a good fit or I should just step up to a m 18