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Check out the Kobalt as well at Lowes. Got it around the Holidays For $179 as kind of an impulse purchase. Have used it a few times now and no complaints. Rips 2x4's including pressure treated easily. JG

Good deal on this today...

I find this the best as well but if im in the shop i use the dremel chainsaw stone bit for the size chain i'm using. Very quick and produces a very sharp chain. JG

I think these are the best soft grip screwdivers out there. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07W4LKR8D/?tag=atomicindus08-20

I have an O/U shotgun that was very tight.....it took lots of time in front of the TV opening and closing to loosen it up a bit.

Very dry in Western NY.

Companies are afraid of the potential of negative exposure on social media. Its now my first choice when trying to resolve customer service issues. When you complain on the phone and email only you and them know about it, but on social media its all out there and they have people on the payroll...

I recently bought a Wen 8'', its a decent grinder for the money. I'd buy it again. Also have a Craftsman block grinder i picked up for $25, it works great also. JG

Run it....it will be fine.

I have a limited number of Ryobi tools but have been impressed so far....not too many things left where you can get a local replacement. Thanks JG

I think for the cost of these you might as well buy another battery.

I'm looking to replace my C3 impact driver. Whats the thoughts on this deal or can i do better with something else some where else? Seems like a good price even though i'd still need a charger i can get with another kit...

Good thread to make sure i'm not missing anything ..so far i have everything suggested including the backhoe!

It looks like your using the flange as a way to support the weight of the pipe, if so there are easier ways than this. research standard pipe hangers. JG

Try a heavier wire wheel in a cordless drill. Much better unless your working on very small and delicate items. JG

I recently got this one and works well for the money. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00004VWKQ/?tag=atomicindus08-20

The HF one you have linked will work fine, even there cheap one for $40 if you only want to fill tires and finish nails. I use the HF $40 one to winterize my camper by blowing out the water lines...its slow but gets the job done.

^^Agree.

I have the drywall screw gun, has more features than any of the big names...put 1000 screws in so far, worked great, and was ridiculously cheap with 2 batteries around the holidays. Also have the P7131 hand vac and it also works great.