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E4 is used in some ignition switches in chevys

You missed an online only time and stock limited offer. Just like the amazon gold box stuff. It is not a conspiracy. That kit has never been in stock except as an online ship to store item at any of the HD's near me, and according to the SKU at the top of the page it is an online item only...

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Re: FREE GIVEAWAY - Milwaukee M18 FUEL 2763 High Torque 1/2" Impact - Realtoolreviews Couldnt hurt to enter >.>

Rent a jackhammer, youll seriously get more done with it in 4 hours than days with a demo hammer (esp if it's all slab on the ground).

Just get a cordless sawzall cause you arent going to be cutting anything youd need a real chainsaw for with a battery chainsaw (and the blades are cheaper)

Hitachi has one like what youre describing I think http://www.hitachipowertools.com/index/main-navigation/tools.aspx?d=11,53&p=549 http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000E7UJRI/?tag=atomicindus08-20

$1.5k-ish isn't an outrageous quote, especially if they guarantee the work and remove the old heater. Attic with a fold out stair could turn into an all day job. Use dope or yellow tape, if you use tape wrap it CLOCKWISE 3 times. It's not super complicated if all the old fittings line up, if...

Apparently I'm in the wrong field

Also tells you the location (Aisle number, bay number).

Way faster to use a proper pvc cutter and you dont need power

I miss the powerlock IIs so much. The fatmax stuff is literally just too big :(

Don't have a fiberglass shower is the best answer :P Enameled steel is the easiest to clean. Magic eraser pads are awesome (they are actually mildly abrasive though, Melamine Foam)

Or just spray paint it neon pink: no one ever takes my tools & they are easy to find when dropped >.>

Um... Most HDs have the makita hypoid which doesnt have LEDs and costs $180 Either way, @OP Makita Hypoid is good, Dewalt's worm drive is good, Skil & Bosch have essentially the same saw with different options (not my fave)

Most powertools are made in China, doesnt really matter when Hitachi, Makita, IR, Milwaukee, Dewalt etc are all made in China. You wont regret the weight when you are cutting plywood or cross cutting studs, it keeps it tracking straight. Sidewinders feel top heavy and tippy to me There are a...

16 foot ones arent bulky, just stay away from the 25 footers

Air tools are usually cheaper than equivalent quality cordless. Cant speak to the craftsman except that Sears power tools have always been **** in my experience. I'd be looking at makita, metabo etc.

Lots of peanut butter jars, ice cream containers, and ammo cans

Misleading title -.-