Are you serious? That's always been one of my worst fears. I don't know why but it has.
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Yes... when framing the taller walls we used 20ga studs/track.. had to use self tappers on those. The "normal" studs were lighter gauge (24? 28?) and the normal pointed framing screws were used. Lighter studs were easier to cut, too.... you kind of develop a gorilla grip after enough time cutting studs/track with snips.
I used to do commercial trim, doors. Lot's of hollow metal frame installation, swinging doors, installing hardware. Anyone else remember using yankee screwdrivers?
I still have a couple of them. I figure they will be handy in some places. I even got an adapter for one of them that will accept the driver bits.
You can find some really nice ones on ebay.... Just think.... after the EMP, I'll be the only one still able to install cabinets!
I also have a couple of hand drills...and a couple of brace and bits.
These are about as cordless as you can get!
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So here's a blessing:
Milwaukee emailed me five days ago denying the
warranty on my impact and offering to fix it for $118.
I replied, which I figured was a futile waste of time, that if they will
not honor their warranty, I will no longer buy Milwaukee products.
Received an email today saying the tool was fixed under warranty.
Got a separate email with a tracking number.
Apparently they do care about losing customers.
Supposed to arrive on Friday, I'll update then.
Milwaukee emailed me five days ago denying the
warranty on my impact and offering to fix it for $118.
I replied, which I figured was a futile waste of time, that if they will
not honor their warranty, I will no longer buy Milwaukee products.
Received an email today saying the tool was fixed under warranty.
Got a separate email with a tracking number.
Apparently they do care about losing customers.
Supposed to arrive on Friday, I'll update then.
None of my drills have a light either.... but my dad had one that made sparks from the motor. I still have it and it still runs after probably 40+ years! Its a Stanley.
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Me and Milwaukee are a couple again.
Instead of just repairing my defective impact,
they graciously sent me a brand new one, even despite
the sorta snarky break-up email I'd previously sent them.
Today I sent them a humble thank-you email.
Instead of just repairing my defective impact,
they graciously sent me a brand new one, even despite
the sorta snarky break-up email I'd previously sent them.
Today I sent them a humble thank-you email.
I recently got the 7 1/4" Milwaukee cordless circular saw. 9ah battery. It's unreal, battery lasts all day framing this house.
Love stories always bring a tear to my eye.....
Remember....
but, 10 years later.....
