I just use the cheap little led lanterns. My favorite is a little streamlight that takes 3 AA batteries. Depending on what you are doing I prefer to have several smaller light sources in that type of environment to cut down on shadows.
I picked up three over the holidays, all Aug/Sep 2022 date codes, they’ve been fine. I made sure to get them from an authorized retailer (which is tough to do without paying through the nose), but only to maximize the warranty period, starting at the purchase date vs. the mfg date.
Me too. Most of my lights are bought as work lights and emergency lights. I think highly of the lantern for what it is. I have 2 that I picked up on ebay for $35 each. Lot to like. Charging port, 3 levels, lantern or more directed beam, batteries last a long time on the lowest setting. As a general matter they aren't the brightest light you will find so if your goal is overpowering the sun this isn't the best choice. I don't like the switch design or placement. Overall, a nice light
This is what is keeping me from upgrading my air compressor.
No one does yet but just a matter of time. Someone leaked that Snap-on is coming out with one. After that I'm sure others will follow. And if/when MW makes one, you'll have to wait for the gen2 or gen3 for it to be any good.
I'd really like to have a set of those electric ratchets. Hope they are treating you well.I got the boot and extended switch anvil for my 3/8" long high speed ratchet. Installing the tall knob was not exactly fun, compressing the springs and running the absolutely tiny snap ring pliers was tough.
Long vs regular high speed ratchets.
So far, so good. I haven't used the long one yet, but I really like the regular high speed ratchet.
M18 Inflator is great!! I don't even use my M12 version anymore. I regret not getting it sooner. I'm going on vacation this Saturday so I will try it out on a blow up mattress and beach floats. I forget to bring it last year which was a mistake.
If I haven't set a target pressure, should the inflator keep running when I hit the start button like the M12, mine will only run as long as I am pressing the start button if I haven't set a target pressure.
I have the it and have used it often. I only use it on the lower settings. I think the highest I've gone is 5? It has done everything I wanted it to just fine. I have an actual wired Dremel and I don't use it anymore. If I was doing longer cutting or maybe heavier duty I might go back to my wired unit or even step up to an actual grinder.
I'm pretty sure get the M36 is the answer but I am curious.
I enjoy the extra punch of the dual battery blower, but I do use a v1 and v2 m18 for smaller cleanup tasks.
If it's $179 including 2x 6.0s & charger, that's a heck of a deal!
I'm skeptical that they would, as it would pretty much be a M12 straight die grinder with a 1/8" collet. 1/4" to 1/8" collet adapters exist so technically you can make the uber dremel if so desired.
I got as far as adding it to my cart, before I realized it wasn't a good deal. They are getting tricky. Before I found this forum I was none the wiser either.
