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A month ago I watched a guy build a aluminum handrail using a slide compound. He would cut slowly forward then pull the blade backwards across the end cut to knock off the burrs. Seems to work great for him. It wasn't sheet metal. Not sure if that's a good idea.

Seahawks. After last night if they can come back and win like that they probably have some huge luck on their side.

I have the same "quick change" and I hate it. Damn bits will not come out.

If you look close it may have said "Packaging made in China". I have seen that on USA wrenchs with packaging from China.

This is probably the closest guess on what it really going on. I worked as a manager at sears. I know exactly what is going on. Sears is a real estate company at this point. Eddie is at the helm and wants his profit from the selling of the stores. If Sears survives it will be because Eddie...

Nice!!! Never thought of that but my hands always sweat when I wear nitrile gloves. Brilliant!

I got Batman pajamas. SORRY NO PICTURES! But my little boy has a matching pair. So since he picked them out it's ok.

Sears will exchange without a receipt for in-store credit. **** happens, sockets get rusty sometimes in shipping. It's not the end of the world for a GIFT. Meaning, it was a gift and you didn't pay for it. Seems like you are just ****-hurt you didn't get the gift you wanted.

Get the HF one if you don't use it much. I use a cordless Craftsman and it's been fine for almost everything. The HF corded has more power and is a good tool. (I cut sheetrock, PVC, wood, etc...)

So is BLACKWHITE.

Count me in! Thanks!

I guess I don't fit in because I use 10ths of a foot in my field.

I agree. Having a saw next to where you cut when framing is better than having a miter saw. I have framed many houses and never touched a miter saw. A Skill 77 will save you time and last forever. At least in my world forever is 20+ years and still going. I can rip plywood as good as any...

Not sure if these are in your budget but it's a lot of bits for a cheap price. http://www.sears.com/overstock-com-professional-woodworker-35-piece-router-bit-set/p-SPM8965086617?prdNo=11

I agree.

I wish I could be that good at making tools! :bowdown:

hehehe...

Ya, I picked one up too for my dad. He works on old stuff and after points it was only 8 bucks including shipping.

Enjoy the holiday and stay safe. Sly

Apparently minimum wage is too much for them if screwdrivers come out like this.