1/4” impact driver.

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1 minute ago, Rigid1 said:

Correct, I forgot about that taking place

When I ran my repair shop I sold parts for most tools and some appliances.

[Doos]

15 hours ago, Carlos Danger said:

They make some nice Milwaukee 12v tools now that the other brands have not come up with as of yet. They make a few different ratchets and an angle die grinder that are all top shelf. I would suggest you get at least one of the 12v extended batteries if you are going to use it alot.

The extended batteries are pretty impressive. Built a new deck, 24 x 16, and nearly did the entire deck on one charge. They were the slim blind screws so not a lot of resistance but still impressive compared to the standard batteries.

[Carlos Danger]

12 hours ago, FrankieJames7 said:

i have the pm ac brushless grinder for 200 bucks. there is quite a bit of noticeable slop in the spindle. motor is supposed to be basically a 3 phase but can run on computer controlled single phase 120v. for the money, i should have just bought a shitty brushed grinder for 50 bucks

Grinders in the 4 1/2 inch range are kind of disposable. I think Metabo makes the best and it is not free by any means. I like to have a couple of them set up with different wheels ( cut off, flap disk, grinding). No need to spend more than $100 on a corded grinder.

[FrankieJames7]

17 minutes ago, Carlos Danger said:

Grinders in the 4 1/2 inch range are kind of disposable. I think Metabo makes the best and it is not free by any means. I like to have a couple of them set up with different wheels ( cut off, flap disk, grinding). No need to spend more than $100 on a corded grinder.

if my grinder even hints that it's disposable im going to be fucking pissed