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M18 2.5 goes for $107 rn after HD hack. New m18 retail looks to be around $300 for more suction, easier to empty, vaclink.

Stayed up till midnight to watch. What did everyone think?

Now I can’t doomscroll looking at guns till 3am

Never kept a car long enough to get one so don’t really know what I’m looking at

Switched from the stock 225/65R17 Yoko tires to 235/65R17 BF Goodrich Trail Terrains and now my steering wheel slightly sways to the right. Didn’t have this before. Sitting at 75k miles though so maybe it was time anyways?

Insane times.

Not doing too bad with the limited space. But definitely outgrowing fast. Have extra jigs/tools/parts I need to find a solution for.

Got a piece of commonboard and used some of that behr water based dark walnut stain. Dripped on across and spread with a microfiber cloth. Not content with the results obviously due to user error. Best way to correct this and do it better next time?

I’m really just looking for something to cut large pieces of plywood/boards straight every single time. The circular saw seems more versatile where I can get a jig/track setup for it to make it like a track saw and still use it to for other things.

In all seriousness, why does everyone want this? I bought 2 due to fomo.

Finally got a bunch of the little things I’ve wanted. Savings was $100 per the receipt

All tools on table will be on board, using overhead shelf as a small parts (like pictured above) so I don’t need it to be massive. 73 inches wide, 14 inches deep (would prefer closer to 10).

Field of work: Automotive

- I don't want to have an impact socket set in 3/8 AND 1/2 if I can avoid it.

- I purchased the 1/2 Dewalt way before all this because of its 1,400 lb breakaway torque and 1,000 lb fastening torque. That one is basically my hail mary if I cannot get something loose with the stubby (which after seeing many videos it appears not often).

- For me, I'd like to get the 1/2 and ADAPTER down to 3/8 if I ever need to and just have one 1/2 impact set.

UPDATE:
As a few mentioned, it appears the 3/8 pushes out more power. Here's a video I found.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqUCrwem2Lc

Took a quick run to the junk yard to salvage some parts with a family member who primarily uses snap on stuff since he owns a shop.
We used my m12 impact to get into tighter stuff with a 3/8 adapter and man did this thing impress. The dewalt was ONLY used because we didn’t have big enough sockets in 3/8 on hand to try it out.

The addiction is real.

Which of the free tools is worth it? Mostly looking at the ratchet/saw/or impact wrench

Are these good versions of each drill? First time buyer with Milwaukee so not too familiar.