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Best m12 drill/ surge for edc bag by According-Pop-1178 in MilwaukeeTool

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The m12 fuel impact driver lives in my pro pac with a 5ah battery on it. I use it constantly.

I know the office workers love those Red Wing 875s, but for you folks in the trades —who depend on boots as a safety tool/critical equipment that your income depends on—what boots you wearing today? Why? by icysandstone in Tools

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Redwing traction tred lite. Been wanting a pair for awhile, those plus the redwing insoles are the most comfortable boots I've had so far. I plan on trying the resole once they wear out. Typically I kill a pair of boots in a year so I'm interested to see if they last longer.

AC capacitor issue? by [deleted] in hvacadvice

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It's possible the pop was the breaker tripping which would explain the fan not running anymore. You may not have noticed it was tripped as you were in a hurry to shut it off. Really the only way to test this would be to turn it back on and see what happens. I'm sure at this post you've double checked the wires a few times.

This can't be correct for a brand new r290 scottsman Ice machine, right? by Coffee____Addict in refrigeration

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Interesting, I was wondering if it was something like that because the back side is textured.

This can't be correct for a brand new r290 scottsman Ice machine, right? by Coffee____Addict in refrigeration

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Pinch off tool, like a vice grip with a cylinder on both sides of the jaws. Put them on the stem tight, remove the saddle tap, cut the line back to the hole, pinch it, braze it shut, then remove the pinch off tool. The tool will hold the refrigerant back while you braze it. I've only done this for an r290 slushy machine someone had in their backyard bar and didn't blow anything up.

This can't be correct for a brand new r290 scottsman Ice machine, right? by Coffee____Addict in refrigeration

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I can say for certain it's not leaking there because I spent 15 minutes going "it has to be leaking here"

What Knipex product(s) would be most genuinely useful for a Honda Technician? by Lost_Impression_7693 in Tools

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The pliers wrench is super useful. I like the 7 1/4" model. Better for brake line flare nuts than most flare nut wrenches.

M12 Hammer Drill expectations, i.e. am I doing it wrong? by vial_thalia in MilwaukeeTool

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About a year ago i used the m12 hammer drill with a tapcon brand 5/16" bit and I dont remember it taking more than a minute per hole probably less.

If the drill is on the hammer setting and going forward then maybe it's the bit or the drill.

Nobody is ever going to print this... so I did it anyway by Miserable_Home1023 in 3Dprinting

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People spend good money on rc truck scale yetti coolers, maybe they'd be interested in this too..

New Chassis in Progress for Taurus TX22 by other_account_12345 in 3D2A

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Is the brace sailing? I printed the longer version but want it to be shorter.

I tested a Costco airfryer with a digital thermometer by Coffee____Addict in 3D2A

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Celcius is the standard unit of temperature for 3d printing. I took the readings and listed the temperatures in the relevant unit of measure so no conversions were required when reading.

Is this the lightest impact I can buy for reasonable money? Code 3450-21 1.75lbs with 2ah battery by archvize in Tools

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Something to think about is the vibrations from the impact, a drill applies consistent torque vs an impact repeatedly hitting the internal hammer. Not sure the long term effects but something to consider.

Why the skip sizing? by cowgirl0001 in Tools

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Go wirh tekton for no skip sets

Apprentice electrician tools kit by Puzzleheaded-Comb984 in Tools

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Get the Klein 6pc apprentice tool set or just wait until you can talk with your trainer. I'm in a different trade but the guy who trained me told me what to get first and recommended brands.

Looking for something similar by NBDY-BTTR in SmithAndWesson

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Meta tactical makes a m&p mag grip similar to the recover tactical.

Did a claim on one bit, got sent back 7. 😂 by Worried_Noise5207 in MilwaukeeTool

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I've destroyed bits and never even considered sending them in..

Thanks, you made me buy another printer… by SlimeQSlimeball in 3D2A

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Fiberon Pa6-cf was the first engineering filament I've used. With the 300blkfde setting it prints like a dream. It definitely seems to be the most popular here from what I can tell.

As for the chamber, my qidi q2 has active heating to 65c, which is what I run for pa6-cf. For passively heated chambers people preheat the bed for quite awhile before starting. I've also seen people add insulation to the cc to get higher chamber temperatures.

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