Nice!I've started down a very dangerous path.
Rip my bank account!
I thought the same when I got my TSC55 with batteries
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I thought the same when I got my TSC55 with batteries
Really agonised between the cordless and the cordless but I think/hope I've made the right choice, given where I'll use my track saw the most - in my workshop on a fairly set basis.Nice!
I thought the same when I got my TSC55 with batteries
I went corded on mine for the same reason and I usually have a vacuum hooked up which negates the cordless advantage.
So i've recently started an obsession with "Bosch" L-Boxx's
They are so handy for everything. And you can get different colours for different jobs. I've a couple of the big boxes with drawers for my IT gear, Some for my electrics gear, Plumbing gear, Obviously tools and a couple of red Fischer ones full of Fischer screws and fixings.
Not cheap but they stack and clip together and depending on weight can carry multiple boxes at the same time.
Bought some new and a few of the bay
They are so handy for everything. And you can get different colours for different jobs. I've a couple of the big boxes with drawers for my IT gear, Some for my electrics gear, Plumbing gear, Obviously tools and a couple of red Fischer ones full of Fischer screws and fixings.
Not cheap but they stack and clip together and depending on weight can carry multiple boxes at the same time.
Bought some new and a few of the bay
Great, as this will be coupled upto an extractor as well gives me more confidence in the choice
.Also hope it works well with the remote power because I've ordered a festool extractor
.I am in trouble!
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I'm a Bosch Professional fan myself... Fes are for a certain type of joiner....Ahem!!!
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Festool is different gravy.
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Is the car polisher back? I wanted that but it was only a couple months ago.
Also me and my wife are both enablers for tools and crafting materials. She does have shoes but she has more glitter and nail supplies.
My recent Parkside haul :-
2 x saw horse
Long screwdriver set
Mini ratchet set
Long screwdriver bits
F Clamps
Japanese pull saw
Wooden mallet
I don’t have a problem, honest
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Thinking of getting a nail gun for doing some fencing cladding in the garden. I could hand nail everything of course (still might), but considering whether its worth getting a nail gun.
I have an air compressor so could go for an air nailer.
Or a corded electric nailer.
Or a Dewalt battery nailer (already on Dewalt system).
Any thoughts?
I have an air compressor so could go for an air nailer.
Or a corded electric nailer.
Or a Dewalt battery nailer (already on Dewalt system).
Any thoughts?
I had a similar decision to make recently. Ended up with a Dewalt DPN1664 air nailer
I couldn't justify the Dewalt 18v versions and the other battery systems i'm in had disappointing nailers (Ryobi and Einhell both limited to 50mm)
I couldn't justify the Dewalt 18v versions and the other battery systems i'm in had disappointing nailers (Ryobi and Einhell both limited to 50mm)