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Dewalt Jig
whats the best dewalt,bosch,hitachi,snap on ,makita?
whats the best dewalt,bosch,hitachi,snap on ,makita?I cannot choose just one brand because I use these Power Tools all for different tasks .
For a circular saw in my opinion Makita is the best.It seems to be stronger, lighter, and, user friendly.
For saw zaw I prefer dewalt simply for the price less than $100. When you get into the movable heads, you are asking for trouble.It is just another moving part to break.
For screw guns I prefer the less professional brand. Ryobi Reason I bought a reconditioned kit 4 years ago(still in service today and used all day every work) day that had an in car battery charger, which has been the most beneficial accesory for my line of work.(Remodel)
For "chop saw" or miter box I prefer dewalt Reason.It is what I started out with and I have become use to it and know it’s capabilities. Also Dewalt had the Right/left handed trigger first.
The only Hitachi tool I own is a 3/8 reversable drill. I bought it from one of my employees, but only use it for mixing grout or when my dewalt is already being used.
For belt sander .. Again I prefer a less professional grade tool…. Fire storm….. Because of the slender tip that allows you to get more into tight spots. Very inexpensive almost disposable, yet durable.
The Dewalt and Makita versions are somewhat bulky though priced comparably.
For table saw I prefer Dewalt (portable).Although.. very strong, durable, and I can easily clamp jigs or stops to the table ( unlike the delta which does not have a solid table) it is a little bulky and heavy but does a great job.I use Dewalt router regularly because of the variable speed adjustments that none of my other routers have.
For all my mechanical tools I prefer Craftsman.The warrete says it all. Snap on and other comparable brands have similar waretees but do not have the local Sears store for return.
The only Bosch tool I own is a jamb saw It works like a champI drive a Chevy truck but prefer Ford.. for the towing abilities.My boat has a Johnson motor but I prefer Mercury due to the parts availability.My lawn mower is a Troy built (due to retail price) though I prefer John Deere.
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A cordless drill can be an excellent tool for home improvement jobs or commercial jobs. Choose an appropriate cordless drill batteriesis very important to use it for Drills
Can a high powered (7amp), corded hammer drill handle tihs?
I have a 7 amp, corded, electric 1/2 Dewalt Hammer Drill.
I made a custom jig to help me tunnel underneath the driveway to put conduit underneath.
I took a 3" diameter piece of pipe that is 6" in length and with a torch/angle grinder I cut 6 large sharp teeth at one end.
On the other end(threaded end) with a combination of bushings/nipples i reduced the 3" down to 1"
Then from the female 1"end of the bushing I attached a 1" Diameter pipe that is 10' long.
Then at the end of the 10' pipe, i welded a piece of 1/2 drill rod (centered) so it will fit in the 1/2 chuck of the drill.
My plan is to tunnel a 3" hole under the driveway which is 10' wide by taking out small amounts at a time, emptying , then repeating.
a) Do you think a drill has enough torque to do this ( Im not plannning on doing this all in one shot, just slow 6" increments)
b) Do you think the 3" steel pipe with teeth will tunnell ok?
Thanks
you will burn it up and remember there is gravel under there. go rent a auger for the day dig a hole big enough for it to lay sideways with the bit and all tape the switch and push with youre feet. thats how the cable company got under my driveway
Dewalt Cordless Circular Saw and Jig Saw.