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kastein posted:Sounds like you could easily become a thousandaire by buying one of everything boltdepot sells and advertising that you actually maintain stock. bolind posted:
Sounds like you just weren't maxing out this benefit.
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Akro-Mils is the Kleenex or the Band-Aid of small parts organizers. Probably an 8 on the quality scale, where anything greater than that is bespoke and wildly more expensive.
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Wistful of Dollars posted:The problem now is that I need to buy a piece of heavy equipment to use it on... You could just be the grease fairy, visiting construction sites at night and leaving no zerk unturned.
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StormDrain posted:Usually the guys that realize the tool being light is a feature. When I was doing work on cargo ships, I bought M12 tools for the form factor of the batteries. I was absolutely blown away by how well they performed next to 18v tools and 240v tools. Being small and light is absolutely a feature, and you don't really give up all that much capability for the size.
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Is the Bauer angle grinder from Harbor Freight any good, or would I be better off spending twice that to get a Makita for which I already own batteries?
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IOwnCalculus posted:Yeah, I love my M18 grinder for jobs where the angle grinder is the right tool, but I don't need it for long. Grabbing a battery is quicker and easier than grabbing an extension cord, and if the job isn't going to come even close to running out of one battery, there's no downside. This is me. I've got a Metabo corded angle grinder and no patience to be tripping over extension cords. I went with Makita because I didn't want to deal with another charger.
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Will it lift higher than the Daytona 2 ton? That's the one I have, and I sometimes have trouble getting the tires of the Outback off the ground.
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Guy using an account: "I hate accounts!"
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Krakkles posted:Buy this and this and some of this. I thought SOOW was good to 600v, and SJOOW was only good to 300v
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Both of which are perfectly fine and more than OP needs! I just wanted to point out that, of the two, SOOW was most overkill
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Mar 26, 2024 22:34
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I've never lived somewhere that had cheap electricity at some point in the day, so I just start the dishwasher as soon as I load it because I know I'll never remember otherwise. I'd also never remember the name of the dishwasher app, so any hope of Dishes over IP is right out
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I went with Milwaukee M12 at work because their batteries are the smallest and their tools are surprisingly powerful. At home I have a mix of Milwaukee M12 where size counts, and Makita 18v where power counts.
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