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If you ordered CMMT12062/CMMT12063 I would be interested to see what shows up as well.

In for one (case not the extract).

China, Taiwan or other?

I did see that the other day but it felt like an ad for their brand of charger. If the $75 Napa would work I may be in for that one. Its cheaper than a NOCO and apparently slightly better quality.

Yeah sorry. My brain was thinking 12V battery when I did that. So yes, for an average home user just wanting to keep AGM batteries charged does a 20 amp charger make sense or is it overkill? I'm trying to see if I can top off my existing AGM.

This thread is timely because I have a 3.5 year old AGM battery and I wanted to know if my Shumacher 2/6 amp dumb charger would work to maintain it. Sounds like it is just taking up space. If we're a home user is a 20v option ever used? They have a model that is a little cheaper...

Cross posting from the Hot Deals thread with the Mr. Buddy propane heater. I just got a new insulated garage door installed. I'm trying to get a portable thermostat-controlled heater that won't break the bank and is either electric or propane that can be used indoors. The garage is a standard...

Would this be safe to use in a garage that's about 360 square feet with 12 foot ceilings? I tried one of those milk whatever heaters and it didn't do anything.

Some cabinets are starting to head towards clearance pricing. YMMV. This was in Wake Forest, NC. They also had a 6 foot workbench marked down but none were in stock.

Sorry, Raleigh NC.

I was in Ace Hardware this weekend and they some Craftsman on clearance. There was also a sign that said to take and additional 50% off the clearance pricing. The tool set was made in Taiwan but the rest was a mix of China and Taiwan. I have never seen any V-series stuff at this store but maybe...

I may have missed it but I can't find the sizes in the description.

Gearwrench set on discount. YMMV.

Tractor Supply?

I found this on their website: Most DEWALT 20V batteries work with DCA1820. However, DCA1820 should not be used with DEWALT 20V premium batteries (DCB200, DCB204, DCB204BT, DCB205) in 18-Volt compact drills DC970, DC759 (instead, use DCB201, DCB203, DCB203BT). That should make things clear...

Just don't use a 20v battery higher than 3.0 ah with the adapter. That is what DeWalt told me when I asked which batteries were compatible.

Where are these made?

2nd Epstein order because who doesn't need a lifetime supply of twine?

Not too exciting but I finally made a space on the wall and hung this up. Now I don't have to keep moving it around the garage to get it out of the way.

Exactly.