1oddtech
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One of the batteries was doing the charged 3 bar thing and I ran it to 0 on a fan iirc. I put it on my rapid charger and it went to 4 bars once.
Is it worth repairing 12.0's out of warranty? Pulled one off the shelf and it was down to one bar. Put it on the rapid charger and it says it was full, placed on a regular charger and it was the same. The 2 12.0's are my newest ones and have been down to 3 lights when full for the past year or so. My older 3.0 and 5.0 batteries are chugging along with 0 issues.
are the HO 3.0s really all that bad? IIRC they use the bigger size cells in them
Just went and looked, I've got a couple "cp2.0" batteries that usually live in my drill but they get thrown in the sawzall and grinder sometimes, they don't last long at all compared to the 5.0s I've also got, but they're all 3-4 years old.
I've been needing a portable vacuum for cleaning out the pellet grill. Sucks lugging the huge shop vac from the shop to the house.
Bought the 2gal $120 milwaukee 0880-20 today, works pretty damn good.
And sign up for the email or text list and get $10 off and free shippingSomeone was asking about a deal on the inflator. This is probably the best you’ll come up with untill they upgrade or popularity slows
Milwaukee 2848-20 M18 Compact Tire Inflator, Tool Only
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That was the lowest I remember it, last year at the start of the holidays.
That's an insta-buy at that price.
If I didn't already have my Viair 450P, I would seriously consider it.Yep, picked up one of them then, I’m sure I also posted it here. So far no complaints but only used it a handful of times so far.
I don’t remember the last time I used my Viair since getting the M18. Not dealing with the cord or hose for smaller stuff is so quick.If I didn't already have my Viair 450P, I would seriously consider it.
Decent deal.
I don’t remember the last time I used my Viair since getting the M18. Not dealing with the cord or hose for smaller stuff is so quick.
Wait, is this something I can buy now, or you're just showing what you paid for it a year ago?
That was the lowest I remember it, last year at the start of the holidays.
Less than $200 each. Find someone to go in halves on
Milwaukee M18 FUEL 18V Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless 1/2 in. Impact Wrench with Friction Ring (2-Tool) 2967-20-2967-20 - The Home Depot
Remodify your tool kit by adding this Milwaukee M LithiumIon Brushless Cordless Impact Wrench with Friction Ring.www.homedepot.com
I've got both of them and finding more things they are good for is not a bad thing.This thing saved me a ton of effort.
1\2 band file. They say it's for removing spot welds but it sands hard wood just fine with a 50 grit belt
Wonder if they are packaged together or if not you could just return one of them?
Half the reason I got a Milwaukee set in 2013 was the AIH salesmen said it was lifetime warrantied including the batteries.If you have a Milwaukee service center near you, take your battery there. “Usually” they will warranty them, if they are not way out of warranty. I want to say 3 or 5 years is the limit. It’s worth a shot.
I had to sand to fit a 3x29 inch hole in a 2 inch thick hardwood table top. 4 of them. I would have wore my arm out with a sanding block and not much else is gonna fit in a 3" wide slot.I've got both of them and finding more things they are good for is not a bad thing.
I'm really hoping those arent the finished table legs?I had to sand to fit a 3x29 inch hole in a 2 inch thick hardwood table top. 4 of them. I would have wore my arm out with a sanding block and not much else is gonna fit in a 3" wide slot.
Saw it and said it's a belt sander it'll do.
Now it just needs paint, but it has to be assembled for state inspection tomorrow.
They are.I'm really hoping those arent the finished table legs?
they appear to be steelI'm really hoping those arent the finished table legs?
ooof.. F that designer. Guess it made you more monies though. Good job.They are.
I'm not the interior designer I just build what they want. They're not tippy. The angles are intentional.
They are. 1x3 box on a 4 inch piece of flat with 1\4 inch lag bolts into the table top. 8 per leg.they appear to be steel