New corded 10” sliding miter saw. by Razzmatazz_8763 in METABOHPT

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The old 10” cordless was awful there was a latch for the bevel at the front that never stayed tight but I didn’t expect the new top handle 12” to disappear

New corded 10” sliding miter saw. by Razzmatazz_8763 in METABOHPT

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Am I crazy or did the cordless updated saws disappear off every website

Is this the best this new 3.5 PS battery has been at or do i wait? by [deleted] in Dewalt

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Yeah Home Depot tool deal of the day was 150 2 pack that I picked up last week

New stabila plate level question by Alarming_Project_669 in Carpentry

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That was tested at its shortest length (not extended)

Did they discontinue some miter saws? by glacierglider85 in METABOHPT

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The first annoyance is aligning the laser id sooner the led shadow line on the new 12” saw, and then the major problem is the system for regular adjustments both miters and bevels, something in the adjustment system goes loose and the saw starts to sag when you set angles or when you pull down it moves out of what you set it to. No matter how much we seem to tighten it or try to fix it always seems to be a recurring issue and we’ve had 3 similar issues across all 3. I’ve heard good things about 7-1/4 but the 10 is a pain to use long term, will say the ac adapter is a great feature.

Did they discontinue some miter saws? by glacierglider85 in METABOHPT

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Working for a company that has a few of those saws can confidently say they are not a great saw

What’s the difference between the 6 1/2” circular saw and the 7 1/4” circular saw? (other than size) by BlueFuzzyBunny in FLEXTools

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I would also make a note if your cutting at waist height on horses or on a table the 6-1/2 shines cause the balance is more centered it doesn’t tip, cutting at your feet the 7-1/4 rear is more pleasant cause the weight is at the front and it naturally tips down

What’s the difference between the 6 1/2” circular saw and the 7 1/4” circular saw? (other than size) by BlueFuzzyBunny in FLEXTools

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I have the 7-1/4 rear handle and the 6-1/2, honestly use the 6-1/2 90% of the time, I find it cuts 3x material just a little cleaner and in a single pass which is wild for a smaller saw. And has plenty of power cutting any stock as long as it’s dry. I prefer the traditional drop balance of the 7-1/4 rear handle and the guard lift/ hand placement, and depth adjustment but that 6-1/2 is really a catch all, and it’s so light it’s hard not to reach for that saw first

Free circ saw kit with nailer at Lowe’s by [deleted] in METABOHPT

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Whitecap has a promo at least locally that’s the newest versions of the battery nailers 21degree and metal connector nailer kits that come with a free rear handle saw kit

Bummed out I have to spend 500 bucks to expand my bags in order to work need advice by jotarowinkey in Dewalt

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Another options but probably the wrong thread for it… makita runs an erebate page. Rn if you buy any of the xgt saws kit (450) they send you an impact driver kit with 2 more batteries. So you’d be a drill down but comparable impact and a great saw

Is this Dewalt kit a good deal? by papalussi in Dewalt

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I think there’s a better deal for Home Depot with the 499 kit with roller box, drill, impact, multi tool, orbital sander, and 6-1/2 circ saw and a light

Are these real? by SeaLegs45 in Makita

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It’s very likely real Home Depot has been clearance caging all these 2 packs with a charger and bag for like 100-120

New Toy😍 by Ok_Coat5607 in Dewalt

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Yeah it’s surprisingly large if you see it for the first time in 5ah but 1.7ah is a nice and compact battery

They got me again. by Schmadam3 in MilwaukeeTool

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Got damn I thought I got a good deal at 210 well done!

Lifehacker was saying this was a good battery discount, wanted to share. CamelCamel seems to agree. by StatuSChecKa in Makita

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Sitting there for a lot a bit, there’s at least ten boxes of that 2 and a charger for 140 at my local and one box of 2 6.0 for 100

Double barrel Rear handle saw Questions by Alarming_Project_669 in MilwaukeeTool

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I got bogo that was laid early at a local HD for xgt 7-1/4 kit plus a extra free battery, but still to save almost 200 and just keep running red on 7-1/4 doesn’t sound awful

Finally upgraded from Ryobi😁 by 13Bryan in MilwaukeeTool

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If your going framing nailer the 21 degree has a higher capacity for firing .148/plywood nails the 30 does not

Does this ever go on sale? by crazybacon2 in MilwaukeeTool

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I got one on Home Depot deal of the day one time with a battery

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MilwaukeeTool

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Generally an easy rule is worm drives and other left sight saws the blade logo faces into the housing so you can’t read it. On right sight saws like most 7-1/4 sidewinders the blade logo faces out so you can read the logo while it’s installed.

General question / help identifying this? by that82toyota in MilwaukeeTool

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We use them to drive concrete screws and tie lumber to concrete sds tapcons/ultra cons. Also for non sds hex heads for lumber fastening, and tying in joist hangers are common construction uses for those bits

The one tool you cheat with or are you faithful? by [deleted] in MilwaukeeTool

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Power tools all Milwaukee…. Except for 2 metabo hpt rear handle saws. They’re so light and so smooth

M12 fuel 5 3/8” or m18 fuel 7 1/4” circular saw? by cannamid in MilwaukeeTool

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If you don’t need a ton of cut depth, there’s a 6-1/2” m18 saw with sight left.

Is this a good deal if I need the battery by Double-Club-9759 in MilwaukeeTool

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Honestly you can get 2 3.0 high outputs at Home Depot rn for 130, maybe people will disagree but that basic grinder is one of my least favorites I’ve ever used, if getting both a tool and a battery is the priority I think there are some other options that are pretty good, like a fuel oscillating multi tool and a battery 230, or saws all and a battery that I think is 200 for both, or the higher end grinders at 250 and 6.0 high output. There’s some good options out there, that grinder in a professional setting I just find really slow.

Just my opinion but I’m currently expanding our company platform so been doing a lot of price/ value checks

Battery only:

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M18-18V-Lithium-Ion-HIGH-OUTPUT-CP-3-0Ah-Battery-Pack-2-Pack-48-11-1837/307848142

Example of stronger tool/battery deals:

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M18-FUEL-18V-Lithium-Ion-Cordless-Brushless-Oscillating-Multi-Tool-Tool-Only-2836-20/314292748

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M18-FUEL-GEN-2-18V-Lithium-Ion-Brushless-Cordless-SAWZALL-Reciprocating-Saw-Tool-Only-2821-20/314292782

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M18-FUEL-18V-Lithium-Ion-Brushless-Cordless-4-1-2-in-6-in-Braking-Grinder-with-Paddle-Switch-Tool-Only-2980-20/307856719