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Have to agree with this...i also have a corded roto-hammer. Has to be pretty serious before I get out the extension cord. XPH07 "hauls the mail" in in concrete, stone, and hard porcelain tile. If it ever dies I will buy another. All my holes are 1/4", though

Acme tools carries the trays for the large boxes http://www.acmetools.com/shop/tools/milwaukee-packout/milwaukee-31-01-8400

Uhhh...I like scenicruisers....a lot.

The lisle worked pretty well for me in the past, but I think I'm gonna buy both of the starretts. I need the smaller one to punch tile for drilling. Does the small starrett hit a lot harder than the lisle?

No he didn't. I vote matching.

I used to feel this way...then I got a job where the list was provided. I didn't feel the need to bring a yankee screwdriver.(list hadn't been updated in a while) but it was nice to know what was expected. I had the bases more than covered and bought what was needed for the type of work the...

I drill, mostly, into tile and stone, corded hammer drills are a bit too powerful and will crack the material. I just made the switch to brushless,(Makita XPH07) and that even makes me nervous.

Has anybody tried the bollmangrip pliers? they are made in Poland edit:Germany . Harry's has quite the selection https://www.harryepstein.com/index.php/catalogsearch/result/?q=Locking+pliers

I used a matco mb920 (same exact box) and when I got it several dividers had been removed. I realize I that they are are there to strengthen me he drawers. After several years of use, I have seen no ill effects. My son uses it now, but it's shadowed and the drawers are loaded light. My long...

I have used the same fein for over 20 years, only have used it for cutting out windows. Top notch tool but have not used any of the newer contenders.

I think it looks great...good job!

can you see me, now?

I like the proto click stop, but only use occasionally

I'm missing the front panel and lock on mine. They drilled the top to remount the handle and name plate. Yours sure looks nice.

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If the w/s is factory or installed correctly there will be a lot of urethane adhered to both the glass and rubber If you already have a new rubber to use, cut the old rubber parallel to the glass from the outside with a long razor knife. I like this kind in 18"...