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Re: Ricipricating saw I like my Makita 18v and being cordless has been awesome for just grab and go. That said depending on application it's sometimes hard to beat even a cheap corded. Had a dewalt and I definitely miss it when doing certain jobs cause it just worked and didn't stop. Well till...

Channel, hat track and a bunch of tie/hanger wire. Real shame to drop a ceiling in a shop. Are you trying for better heating/cooling?

You should be fine with no expansion joints I've boarded larger spaces with no expansion joints. Tip of the day rip a couple inches off your first sheet in case things aren't perfect nothing worse then having to try and get a baby inch rip in cause things weren't perfectly square. Also when...

I like my 6.5 hasn't let me down yet. Even used it for some light demo work. I initially had mixed feelings on the power and the blade on the left compared to my corded models but it's my go to saw now.

The bed/body bolts and seat bolts in my f150 are all plus

Screw guns have dimplers so if you have to put in a bunch of screws and want the same depth everything it's a win. Might be underpowered for deck boards but would work great on fence planks.

I've tried a few different brands of snips and I love my wiss yellows. That said I do want to try Midwest cause wiss has had a noticeable decline in quality, still good but I swear they used to be better.