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MK4TDI
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Haha they work like magicMight as well be Xmas at my house. I can’t wait to try all of these out!
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Dawizman
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Ya just a bit. Time for an upgrade receiver.
Dawizman
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Somebody's garage in town burned up. We just happened to watch it start. That's my guy on the phone with 911.
Dooitorbust
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I have had a 1/2” and 3/8” impact for quite some time and they’re fantastic. Milwaukee Fuel for the win
MK4TDI
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The whipper snipper works really well, runs for about 20 minutes on the 9 Amphour at full throttle. It REALLY likes the 12 amphour battery, few more rpm and doesnt bog down at all when working it.I have had a 1/2” and 3/8” impact for quite some time and they’re fantastic. Milwaukee Fuel for the win
I changed out the milwakuee cord that it came with to some thicker Stihl stuff which definitely helped its efficiency.
The new Gen 3 1/4" impact drivers are pretty sweet, they have got a lot of jam though, I reccomend using the Milwaukee bits for sinking in screws and what not, I've broken a few of the generic bits.
freeflorider
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Great example of what not to do, if you love your life run when this guy grabs a saw.
AreWeThereYet
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You have no front undercut,.. that's crazy
S.W.A.T.
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Saw that too lol
Rhodesie
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yes. also have other stuff that the battery fits also. hedge trimmer.
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hahahahahahaha this guy lives across the road from us.......
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If it works. It works.
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are those precast panels?
Looks like cast in place by the gang forms in the background and a dam good looking job on the pour quality!
Looks as good as precast!!
yeah it's hard to tell from the picture, that's why I asked. but yeah it's looking good.
edit: I see the forms now.
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No they are poured in place. I built steel forms just for this project. They are 10’x12’ panels. Worked really well. 6 guys can strip,set and pour 150’ of wall every day.
right on they look good. what's that going to be when it's done? a dairy farm?
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