NW WA Meet / BS Thread

I watched that video too. Fucker made it what, 40 yards? Quick and humane. Impressive.

 

Well, with KDSS gone you one less thing to fix/replace when it eventually breaks and sprays hydraulic fluid everywhere. My buddy with a 200 series LC is ripping his off since he's in bum fukt africa.

 

Yeah and people were pissed saying it wasn't humane.

 

40 yards is pretty damn humane.

 

That video is super cringey though. The music, the replay, etc. Cool that he did it, but they need better video editing lol.

 

I was impressed, but goddamn would that have been funny if he missed and got his ass mauled.

 

I prefer using a club. More sporting.

 

It’s hiking...







..but with a point.

 

Truth

 

1. Tear out the KDSS while it's still good
2. Sell it to someone with broken KDSS
3. Use the money for long travel
4. ????
5. Profit

 

best idea so far.

 

Lol.....

 

I thought KDSS was just front and had a normal rear sway bar.. hmm

 

Negative it’s the same (ish) front and back.

 

Tool people...I had my drill stolen recently and need to buy another one. I had a DeWalt before and it was "fine", and just bought a Ryobi yesterday but apparently one of the batteries is already defective so going to get another one.

Any recommendations?

 

We use makitas at work and they are pretty good.

 

Milwaukee or rigid.

 

Ryobi if just doing "home owner" type stuff. Have had mine for quite awhile. I did have a motor go bad after 4 years though (in the drill). No fault of the drill though IMO. Its drilled through quite a bit of stuff its really undersized/powered to.The new brushless stuff is pretty nice too and ill upgrade to it in the nearish future.

Milkwaukee if you need something a bit heavier duty. Dewalt is nice too

Ryobi and Milkwaukee are under the same parent company. They tend to have a lot of similarities in products. Ryobi just gets stuff a bit later release wise and tends to have more plastic.

Pretty much all my cordless stuff is Ryobi and my corded stuff is Dewalt.

If you thought the Dewalt was just "fine" though....what specifically did you find made it just fine? Might be able to point ya more towards something that hits those points.