Ontario BS Thread

[QUOTE="Thyces, post: 17016827, member: 170146"I actually haven't had an empty bed this entire winter.[/QUOTE]
Who is she..?

 

Who is she..?[/QUOTE]
I forget her first name but her last name is DeWalt...bitch ain't cheap.

 

I forget her first name but her last name is DeWalt...bitch ain't cheap.[/QUOTE]
I hear Milwaukee is better though

 

I see you haven't upgraded to Miss Makita

 

Yeah it's slippery today. Ran a couple of stop signs because the truck just slid forward. Luckily there was no cross traffic. I'm learning Duratracs are not ice tires... at least without studding.

 

The only answer to winter tires.

 

I hear Milwaukee is better though [/QUOTE]

Most of what I use is Milwaukee and it rocks but I do use Makita impact driver everyday.

 

I've got a bunch of Makita at home. But at work we only use Milwaukee. It's better now. At one point I'd agree Makita was better. But Makita bandsaw is a joke compared to Milwaukee and the m28 sds drills.

 

I agree, hey have better tools and more heavy duty. I have a bunch of those m18 9ah batteries and they run forever.
You do plumbing?

 

electrician

 

^"The internet is a series of tubes!"

 

Nice day out there... I think I'll hit the beach.

 

I hear Milwaukee is better though [/QUOTE]

I hear nothing but good things about Milwaukee, personally haven't used their tools other than the 12" double bevel mitre saw of theirs that I had to get rid of because a 32nd discrepancy when in double mitre. I use a mix of tools. Stilleto Hammer, Makita d handle mixer, Bosch sds max rotary hammer.... I initially started with DeWalt so kinda got stuck with them as it's ridiculously expensive to buy all new shit just to change brands. I've never had a problem with DeWalt and I beat the shit out of my tools daily. DeWalt currently has the most intuative and accurate 10" sliding mitre saw besides a $1400 Festool. Absolutely love the Milwaukee bits, top quality and they oulast every other brand I've tried. They also have the best sawzall blades.

 

Good luck with the aftermarket knee, the only thing that works for mine is swimming. I go the YMCA regularly just for my knee, if I dont it gets fucked up real fast.

Quite a few years ago I damaged the tiny little muscle in the back of the knee that is responsible for fully extending the knee cap on each step. It is just a small muscle that it gets damaged over and over if I just leave it or try and use some other physo stuff on it. Swimming is the only thing that fixes it, and damn it fixes it fast. Doc told me its because it allows full motion with intense stretching with little to no impact which is what keeps damaging the muscle.

 

Festool makes everything look like a joke when it comes to wood.

I've heard that the deadly dual mitre is best.
I have the Bosch axial glide though .

Almost all my corded tools are Bosch.

 

Found my new ride today. Passed by going to a job. Tacoma trd pro but manual

https://www.daledownienissan.ca/use...f890a0e0a3f6b0953891ea66168.htm#&gid=1&pid=11

 

Gonna trade the Colorado now?

 

40,000 km on the odometer in one year! Still selling for close to $50k!

 

I would guess "never been off-road and highway miles only", leather seats look worn out for 40K vehicle, I guess the quality of them isn't the best.
Go check it out, ask them if they can do 40K for it lol.

 

Haha no, it was good looking though. Cant stuff 33s with the stock suspension so the pro wouldn’t be worth it.

I know, crazy! My new zr2 was less than that, holding value good thats forsure