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Post by cargodz »

24volt Craftsman cordless hasn't let me down yet ;)
That things a beast and will drill through anything... only downfall is holding the dam thing up, as it feels like it weighs 15lbs. after 5 minutes of use (actually weighs about 7lbs, so still heavy)... but I got plenty of back ups around here
Corded sawzall and cordless
3) Circular saws and 1 cordless trim saw
4) drills in all
and who knows how many wire cutters/ strippers
You get the idea...
You can never have to many toys ;) LOL
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Post by loudwagon15s »

my dad used to be a locksmith, and he would constantly have to use his corded milwakee to use the drill killer- hole saws. that thing still works flawlessly :thumbsup
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Post by GlassWolf »

speaking of tools, I just picked up a pneumatic die grinder and a carbide burr bit for doing some cylinder head port work.
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