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Sorry to hear about your dad! As mentioned, I might be interested in buying it and filling in some gaps in my tool chest as well as selling the rest of the pieces. I am in SE Michigan and if you are interested feel free to reach out and we can work on a price. I am a hobbyist mostly. But can't...

Everyone, you are all amazing. Thank you so much for giving me a few ideas. Cheers!!

Hi all, what I assume is a "simple question" I have an attic fan with two control switches and I want to change from the silver/chrome faceplates to a light almond to match the other switches. The two switches are 1) 12 hour timer 2) fan speed control I don't even need to change the actual...

He have 8 synchrony cards, and I have close to 70k in credit available between all of them. Most of these are/were one time use cards Synchrony is becoming a bit more loose with credit over the years, but it really seem to be a function of "if you are a moderately good customer, you are way...

Well all, thank you so much for your help! I ended up buying the Brad nailer and a battery set from seemingly reliable sellers on ebay, and I am about $400 in on the system. I really just didn't want to buy new drills when my current ones work so well. I am looing forward to playing around...

The two groups of tools are almost identical exceprlt for the freebies which I have a limited selection to choose from and the battery sizes which are driven by the kits that I can't change sadly. As for the 3/8 discussion, I asked a while ago and was recommended the mid torque for...

It is still available on Acme tools it would seem

So this is What I am comparing as of right now- All brushless motors, done my best to compare Apples to Apples as best as possible Milwaukee Set Up Home Depot 5.0Ah Battery Set Home Depot Drill/Driver/Nailer Combo Mid Torque 3/8 Impact bare Tool (but might go with the kit to get several extra...

That seems a bit of a stretch no? Are they made by the same people? The DeWalt stuff seems nice and almost as complete as the Milwaukee (as far as offerings) I ha e however priced out a few different packages from both, I will post them here for comparison and comment a bit later this...

I have. Seen lots of these, BUT if I am changing o er I think I want to do the brushless fuel line for. As much as I can

The $300 Brad nailer I need to buy disagrees with you, but I see your point. 😂😂😂 I am perusing the home Depot Black Friday catalogue. I am looking at buying the battery and drill packages and then adding on some bare tools to that.

So, I hane noticed my Porter cable 20V tools have started dying. In the past year my jigsaw, circular saw, and now 18 gauge nailer have all given up the ghost. This is a little under half of the tools I own for the system. The drills and drivers still seem rock solid, but unfortunately other...

Yep. Took me about a year to have finished it all. I wasn't waiting for permits, I wasn't able to work on it as fast as I wanted. So the project lingered with open permits

This motto got me through college and I think it will get me through this project as well :)

This is what I was planning on using https://www.lowes.com/pd/Southwire-Armorlite-250-ft-12-2-Solid-Aluminum-MC-Cable/50189129

Makes even more sense :)

Yeah, not going to try this one. I think I am just going to use new bx and do the correct bonding. The nm would look out of place for sure even if it is"right" in an application

Yes, this is correct. I am unsure if it is done right throughout the whole layout. As an example, none of the three prong plugs that are currently installed have any ground wires. Almost all of the plugs spark heavily if you plug something into them, and I genuinely would prefer to start fresh...

Thank you!!!!

I am helping some friends rewire some lights in a commercial space in a basement. The building was built in 1908 and electrified after that. Currently, the wiring going to the lights is bx cable without a ground, but it is in the floor joists in the ceiling (in drilled holes in the joists)...