tiredoldironworker
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Mine charged up fine and lasted about 15 minutes on some 3 inch branches. Second bat went 20 mins.
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tiredoldironworker
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I have a hatchet 12v as well and this damned $20 off brand works just as well.
webscrounger
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There's 5 18650 generic lithium batteries in the pack. They probably aren't the highest quality. An adapter (Milwaukee, Dewalt, ect) would be a nice find.
Klein mini hacksaw in action!
Current project is converting the attached one car to a den. I’m using a section of pvc pipe as a chase to hide some wires in the wall behind my tv.
In the top picture, I’m cutting out a section of pipe so it can fit behind the upper wire management box. The cut was too deep for the throat of my hacksaw, so I switched over to the mini.
The pipe routes cables down to the work box at the bottom. I cut a 2” hole in the top of the box to line up with the pipe.
A slick setup that cost $26 and some scrap materials.
its twin, a small mustard squeeze bottle, works great for shampoo also. A lot less waste than a big *** pour bottle. I fill and use a old dawn squeeze bottle for liquid laundry detergent in the HE front loader also as to not overfill it with detergent.
For refilling bar oil into chainsaws with oilers, a quart-sized bottle with a squeeze top (think gear oil or an additive like Lucas) works much better than a funnel. Less guessing, overflow and mess to clean up, especially in the field. You can refill the quart bottle in a controlled environment.
EDIT: Oh and to keep this on-topic (Amazon deals), if you need a CASE of these, Amazon has this, saves you 18%:
Stocking stuffers? LOL...
Mike
EDIT: Oh and to keep this on-topic (Amazon deals), if you need a CASE of these, Amazon has this, saves you 18%:
Stocking stuffers? LOL...
Mike
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Kinder’s bbq sauce sold at Menards comes in a nice squeeze dispenser that can be repurposed for oils and other liquids.
Because of the bottle, Kinders is my new favorite bbq sauce.
Edit : I was in Walmart for the first time in months today. Wandering through the grocery section I was surprised at how many sauces use similar squirt dispensers that could be repurposed for use in the shop.
Because of the bottle, Kinders is my new favorite bbq sauce.
Edit : I was in Walmart for the first time in months today. Wandering through the grocery section I was surprised at how many sauces use similar squirt dispensers that could be repurposed for use in the shop.
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I've had this in my cart for a while. I saw a nice YouTube video that compared a lot of stud finders, and this one received high marks.
Lowest price ever.
Lowest price ever.
Lowest price ever.
Different colors available at same price
Different colors available at same price
Soooo, can you tell I've been trying to organize my toolbox?
$53 gearwrench 120T 1/4 and 3/8 flex head ratchets. I’ve been waiting for a sale on this one. https://a.co/d/ci6YOmH
Credit to slickdeals.
Credit to slickdeals.
$53 gearwrench 120T 1/4 and 3/8 flex head ratchets. I’ve been waiting for a sale on this one. https://a.co/d/ci6YOmH
Credit to slickdeals.
Are those Taiwan, or China?
The car washing guys on youtube swear by using your electric blower with a short nozzle. "Stubby" is the name brand for that stuff.
One left. These were on sale for $14.99 a few weeks ago but I hesitated and missed it. Then the price jumped back to $29.99. I saw this today and was able to grab one.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09ZXP5DHP?tag=atomicindus08-20
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09ZXP5DHP?tag=atomicindus08-20
Cruzan80
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For studfinders, my experience has been that Franklin makes the best ones, by far. Most of the rest are OK or worse.I've had this in my cart for a while. I saw a nice YouTube video that compared a lot of stud finders, and this one received high marks.
Lowest price ever.
Edit: studfinder not student
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My 15(?) year old Franklin 710 has cost less per year than any stud finder my buddies have bought, and bought, and bought.
OK got me with this one. I was already watching it along with the Wera and Milwaukee ones for a couple weeks. I settled on the Milwaukee but largely because it was available to walk in and buy at Home Depot when I had an urge. Milwaukee does not sell replacement or alternative blades, and that makes it basically disposable as you wont want to carry a whole kit around if your most used tip is busted.
This thing is good, I use it on my main air chuck:
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bluedog225
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Nice looking fitting.
Amazon seems desperate to get me to join prime. Used to share my wife’s account.
I’m doing ok without.
Amazon seems desperate to get me to join prime. Used to share my wife’s account.
I’m doing ok without.
Trying to do my part to share to the thread, mentioned earlier I was waiting for a sale, I grabbed a full kit and used discover points for a extra $10 off making it $181.00.
Vinny
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Trying to do my part to share to the thread, mentioned earlier I was waiting for a sale, I grabbed a full kit and used discover points for a extra $10 off making it $181.00.
Damn that's a good deal! I bought a refurbished kit on Acme for not much more ($179) but used a coupon do knock it down further.
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You can, at least, copy and paste the address of the page with the item. You find the address on the top of the browser page (it starts with www.amazon.com/...)
Thanks for trying. On amazon, there’s a little arrow that will grab the shortcut link. Click the arrow, click copy address, then paste here
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Thanks for the assistance. I do know how to post an individual items link but for this I wanted to have a link that displays all the Fluke items on sale. I think it worked..
Amazon.com : Fluke
www.amazon.com
Lots of pretty good, not necessarily great, prices on Bosch in the Black Friday Deal section.Trying to do my part to share to the thread, mentioned earlier I was waiting for a sale, I grabbed a full kit and used discover points for a extra $10 off making it $181.00.
https://www.amazon.com/stores/page/2B2418AE-BFFC-4D84-A006-86022A6A269D?tag=atomicindus08-20
I’ve had in my cart for a couple days and going back/forth on do I really need / how often will I use!
Also available at THD
I’ve got the Icon similar version to these and thought the same thing. I’ve found I use them more than I thought I would on the front end of transverse engines. Think serpentine belt, tensioner, idlers on front wheel drive cars.
You just confirmed I don’t need these ... front end of transverse engines. Think serpentine belt, tensioner, idlers on front wheel drive cars ... none of these are on my near term or long term to do
I do feel I need to get an older Tacoma or VW bug so I can justify more tools.