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That’s a nice family portrait! I’m noticing a trend though.
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kruton wrote:
That’s a nice family portrait! I’m noticing a trend though.
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What’s that?
I can’t quite put my finger on it, but there is definitely something there.RickyMcGrath wrote:
What’s that?
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PROTOOLNUT wrote:
WOW, what a collection of yellow, and a few drills? HAHA right, more like a dozen hehe. Good stuff man, that one drill looks like you’ve used it under water though, whats the story there. No wait, let me guess, wife used it and then left it out in the rain.
I think that was my first drill. It’s mostly dirt. I use it occasionally for planting grass plugs and bulbs.
One of the impacts fell off the ridge of a STEEP two story roof, skipped down the face and launched off the gutter on to the driveway. Can you guess which one?
kruton wrote:
I can’t quite put my finger on it, but there is definitely something there.
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You have more drills than Home Depot!! Very impressive I wish I had that many drills, you probably have more but they didn’t fit in the picture..lol
Justin Hernandez wrote:
You have more drills than Home Depot!! Very impressive I wish I had that many drills, you probably have more but they didn’t fit in the picture..lol
Those were just the ones I had in my garage and in both my trucks. I have a few others corded drills, 20v SDS and some others.
That’s quite an impact
Ah whata great family pic!!
Nice picture!
If you had to choose what would you choose DCF886 or DCF895
Quite the investment Ricky! Are you mint 5.0s yet? I’ve got the DCD985 USA built and love that guy. For a brushed motor that drill has a heck of a lot of torque. When I put in my alf wall to support the new plumbing run in my basement shop that is the guy I used to drill dozens and dozens of tap cons. Thing is a beast.
KWC wrote:
Nice picture!
If you had to choose what would you choose DCF886 or DCF895
DCF895 is my go to impact most of the time. I love the selector switch. I struggle with the 1/4″ chuck. The push button release is kind of inconvenient. I have large hands and seem to have to shift my hole hand to get the release.
Dan M wrote:
O my, Where is that new Fuel Gen 2 gonna fit in that collection?
It’ll fit in just nicely! It’ll be my red headed step child. Hahaha [emoji16]
ChrisK1970 wrote:
Quite the investment Ricky! Are you mint 5.0s yet? I’ve got the DCD985 USA built and love that guy. For a brushed motor that drill has a heck of a lot of torque. When I put in my alf wall to support the new plumbing run in my basement shop that is the guy I used to drill dozens and dozens of tap cons. Thing is a beast.
I have one or two 5.0’s. The 895 is a pretty solid drill. I’ve mixed 50lb bags of Quikrete with it in a 5 gal bucket.
Do you use anything special for your TapCon’s? Like the ConDrive system?
It would be funny if one free Fuel 2.0 drill made Ricky switch to Milwaukee 🙂 Talk about a testimonial video Milwaukee would love too shoot 🙂
DR99 wrote:
It would be funny if one free Fuel 2.0 drill made Ricky switch to Milwaukee 🙂 Talk about a testimonial video Milwaukee would love too shoot 🙂
That would be funny. It’d would have to be one INCREDIBLE drill! It would have to charge itself, wash and fold my laundry, cook dinner and empty the dishwasher. Then I MAY consider it. [emoji16]
Someones got a drill fetish it looks like. I have way too many drills myself. Can’t have too many.
RickyMcGrath wrote:
Those were just the ones I had in my garage and in both my trucks. I have a few others corded drills, 20v SDS and some others.
I can only imagine what the rest of your tool collection looks like. Nope!! I don’t think its possible to imagine such awesomeness ???
That’s a really nice collection Ricky!
RickyMcGrath wrote:
I have one or two 5.0’s. The 895 is a pretty solid drill. I’ve mixed 50lb bags of Quikrete with it in a 5 gal bucket.
Do you use anything special for your TapCon’s? Like the ConDrive system?
I use the Condrive 1000 its a must 50 percent of my work is tapcon’s I use 1/4 in. x 1-1/4 Hex head. I had a homeowner the other day watching me and he was amazed he never seen the Condriver before. He was like I have to use two drills all the time and I could just use this thingy and use one. I put him to work I made him strap some of my pipe I’m so evil..lol
Justin Hernandez wrote:
I use the Condrive 1000 its a must 50 percent of my work is tapcon’s I use 1/4 in. x 1-1/4 Hex head. I had a homeowner the other day watching me and he was amazed he never seen the Condriver before. He was like I have to use two drills all the time and I could just use this thingy and use one. I put him to work I made him strap some of my pipe I’m so evil..lol
DeWalt makes a set. It’s basically the same thing.
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That’s a nice set whats the price on that bad boy??
Justin Hernandez wrote:
That’s a nice set whats the price on that bad boy??
About $30.
RickyMcGrath wrote:
About $30.
Thats a great price Bosch has a set for $40 and only gives you half of what Dewalt gives you for 30
Justin Hernandez wrote:
You have more drills than Home Depot!! Very impressive I wish I had that many drills, you probably have more but they didn’t fit in the picture..lol
Found two more going through all my tool boxes and bags.
RickyMcGrath wrote:
I have one or two 5.0’s. The 895 is a pretty solid drill. I’ve mixed 50lb bags of Quikrete with it in a 5 gal bucket.
Do you use anything special for your TapCon’s? Like the ConDrive system?
Hey Ricky, sorry just saw your reply! Nope! Just a nut setter after I drilled it out with the Tapcon bits the bits kind of suck though. I hadn’t thought to get something like that so thank you Sir!
RickyMcGrath wrote:
Found two more going through all my tool boxes and bags.
You da man!!!! Everything is bigger in Texas 🙂