Got my 10" sliding compound Miter saw and a Ridgid Jobmax. Got to get a few more attachments with it though. Just came with a sanding and 2 wood cutting attachments. Lots of reviews on it and most said they liked it better than the dremel tool
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Got my 10" sliding compound Miter saw and a Ridgid Jobmax. Got to get a few more attachments with it though. Just came with a sanding and 2 wood cutting attachments. Lots of reviews on it and most said they liked it better than the dremel tool
Wow, let us know for sure if it's better than a Dremel. I love my Dremel but I'm not married to it if there's something better. I have had a few problems with mine like having to replace a switch and new brushes.
We'll see. You can not only change blades for different things but you can change the head out for alot of other things to. Check the video out. RIDGID JobMax -- The Most Versatile Tool System on the Market! - YouTube
"WOW" did'nt know their was any thing better than a Dremel Tool!!! Thanks!!!
I have one like this, Rockwell brand, in my tool box, it is THE most used power tool I have ever owned. Very versatile.
Glad you are getting to use your tools DD. Nothing like building something yourself.
Just got done designing a collapseable miter table. See how this works. LOL When taken apart, it'll only be 4 feet long and when extended out, it'll be right at 11 feet to hold the boards when cutting
Tools and building things can be very addictive ......you will want more tools before its over
Oh I know G. Next up is a nail gun and a cordless drill LOL
Can never have too many rod's,too many gun's,too many tools!!! Can have to many wife's!!!
had 3 wifes lol
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Originally Posted by jackie53
Wow. I'm surprised you got any tools left, or are you buying all new ones....again??:RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by DonDon
Not gonna get into a discussion about drills BC everyone has a different opinion on this, BUT if you buy a nailgun, dont get anything but a Bostich. Preferably the 16 gauge angle head. Just an opinion.Quote:
Originally Posted by DonDon
Been married 2 times and moved this made the 17th time since 1982. I have no idea where all my tools are. LOL Thanks GTG. It'll be awhile before I get a nail gun. Might get myself one for Christmas and I will keep what you said in mind
I have a big framer can't remember the size but it has never been used . Would like to get rid of it . I got too . One is a little smaller . It's a bostich . Just saying . If any one would be interested. I'll never use it . Broke my faavorite jig pole today .
Hate you broke your jig pole.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4THETHUMP
I hate having to break in are another one . Been using it a couple plus years . On a stinking catfish .
Bought a Pasalode portable nail gun 4 years ago to rebuild a storage shed its awesome.
Thats what I got Mr Jim, love not needing no compressor.
that's about 3 too many.Quote:
Originally Posted by DonDon
Those are a fine piece of equipment if you have the $. I would have bought one my self if I didn't already have a compressor or if I was using it on a job site. I have a DeWalt framer myself. It gets the job done. Just make sure you keep it oiled.Quote:
Originally Posted by jimfish