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composite folding ruler
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Reaming Pen
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Titanium SHOCKWAVE bits
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So far I’m liking the Titanium SHOCKWAVE drill bits. The driver bits are better than the old ones but still so-so maybe but the drill bits seem to be winners in my limited use so far. I like the hex shanks so I can throw them into an impact driver and unlike many cheaper hex shank bits with weak metal welded on to form the hex part these seem to be all steel and well made. There is nothing I hate more than a hex shank drill bit snapping off the hex part.
I like hex shanks for my m12 screw driver for more delicate drilling, be nice to see.
Jimbo
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That ruler would make a great gift for my dad, He is 77 and still doing woodwork, has made most all of the furniture in mine, my brothers and my sisters houses.
I wouldn’t mind some preprodution Fuel nailers dropped off at my house 🙂
I really want a set of those Shockwave drill bits.
I saw that folding ruler somewhere!
Pipe reamer I keep with me at all times being in the work that I am, got it from Acme with the BOGO free on Milwaukee’s non contact voltage detector, the light on it is so bright I stopped carrying a separate pen light!
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I wasn’t aware there was a flashlight in milwaukees meter, klein makes one like that. Ive had my eye on a fluke, no flashlight but its supposed to be very accurate for non-contact volt meters.
jimboslice wrote:
I wasn’t aware there was a flashlight in milwaukees meter, klein makes one like that. Ive had my eye on a fluke, no flashlight but its supposed to be very accurate for non-contact volt meters.
milwaukee makes both versions with and without light I happen to have the non light version