Nick87
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Thanks! Weed eater is nice because the oldest can use it no problems doesn't have to mix gas etc.
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Yup, they’re awesome to work with
DouglasR
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Talking right over the common mans head as per usual, Ben.
Irl life I’m a harbor freight and rtic guy.
Misguided
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Dewalt. Like the colors.
geetar
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In the past I’ve had Dewalt. I now think Milwaukee is better.
Hilljackoutlaw
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Mostly ryobi, but have a couple milwaukee and a couple Dewalt. All have been good and get the job done.
Hem
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I still have a Makita pin up girl poster from the early 90's.
She looked happier on the poster than in person signing copies for the cretins .
She looked happier on the poster than in person signing copies for the cretins .
Bryerific
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What do you guys do with the old batteries? I’ve got a few old and practically useless Ryobi batteries sitting in my garage that I should probably recycle or do something with one of these days.
np307
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At work we pretty much only have Dewalt stuff. It gets thrashed on and works well. At home (and any jobs I do for myself) I use Ryobi. I bought a set at a pawn shop when I got married on 2016 and 3/4 of the tools still work (brad nailer crapped out). Since that's what I started with, thats what I've continued with. No complaints other than the Sawzall eats batteries alive.
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That sounds expensive.
Cross barrel racers off your list....
At least she doesn't ride English
Dougfirtree
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I think each brand tends to really nail (pardon the pun) one or two tools. So, I've come to enjoy having a mix. I really like DeWalt's table saw, Hitachi's miter saw, Bosch's jig saw and reciprocating saw. I think Hitachi got their finish nailer just right, but not quite so on the framing nailer...
Redmt
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Put them in an Amazon box on your front seat with the door unlocked and let someone steal them.
noharleyyet
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EGO 650 leaf blower, good batt life, strong
Kobalt recharge chainsaw
Kobalt Extended reach articulated trimmer...no complaints
Smaller Black & Decker trimmer...probably 15 years old
Hilti cordless combo screw/hammer settings/drill...expensive but worth every cent.
Kobalt recharge chainsaw
Kobalt Extended reach articulated trimmer...no complaints
Smaller Black & Decker trimmer...probably 15 years old
Hilti cordless combo screw/hammer settings/drill...expensive but worth every cent.
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Once you put a ring on her finger it goes like this:
What's hers is hers, and what's yours is hers.
Example: There's a large mound of compost, brand new trellis & pergola and a new outdoor dining set outside, and I'm still not looking at a new shotgun or a boat.
Redmt
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Only an idiot doesn't teach his future wife to shoot. Mine loves shooting, killing squirrels etc. She has several of her own pistols and rifles and has "adopted" a couple of mine. She keeps asking if my Ruger 6.5 CM kicks very bad. Of course this is the woman that wanted a new Stihl battery chainsaw for her last birthday. We've been together since sophomore year in highschool and I just turned 70.
KB_
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Thats why I said congratulations
I had nothing to come back with lolKB_
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Since you say that. I did have a drill burn up on me and the battery burst into flames. Take a guess at the brand name on that one.
KB_
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Also Chicago Electric is king. Everything else sucks
Redmt
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Interesting how they changed the name from China to Chicago.
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