yeah, i know everybody loves these threads, you get to help pick and choose what somebody buys!!! without spending your own moola!
so right now, i've got a budget of about 400.
projects coming up, i have interior trim i need to do, siding on a garage i need to do, epoxy floor for the garage, and going to be doing some laundry room shelving and closet shelving projects in multiple rooms.
so my main priority would be in woodworking tools that i don't have.
miter saw possibly, circular saw for cutting siding and plywood (also going to be doing drywall and insulation in the garage at a later point).
right now, i have mostly in my arsenal, metal working tools as thats what i deal with day to do at work. so what should i look at picking up?
btw, i'm partial to milwaukee as i've already started buying into the line with a drill and hackzall, as well as corded grinders and die grinders at work.need best bang for the buck, and stuff that might be easier to deal with.... get corded or non? seems like cordless is getting to be about the same price as corded these days, but the longevity issue comes up when batteries happen, but milwaukee seems to be the best at compatibility down the road too.
so right now, i've got a budget of about 400.
projects coming up, i have interior trim i need to do, siding on a garage i need to do, epoxy floor for the garage, and going to be doing some laundry room shelving and closet shelving projects in multiple rooms.
so my main priority would be in woodworking tools that i don't have.
miter saw possibly, circular saw for cutting siding and plywood (also going to be doing drywall and insulation in the garage at a later point).
right now, i have mostly in my arsenal, metal working tools as thats what i deal with day to do at work. so what should i look at picking up?
btw, i'm partial to milwaukee as i've already started buying into the line with a drill and hackzall, as well as corded grinders and die grinders at work.need best bang for the buck, and stuff that might be easier to deal with.... get corded or non? seems like cordless is getting to be about the same price as corded these days, but the longevity issue comes up when batteries happen, but milwaukee seems to be the best at compatibility down the road too.