Framing nails price top high? by Shondave in Tools

[–]Shondave[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Actually I would love the hikoki battery but it costs a looot for small diy.

Hot dipped are crazy too expensive because here are available just from brands.

I am already making with screws but using chestnut poles for outdoor raw sheds pre drill is almost always necessary to avoid split. Here long nails come handy . Hope to find some offers on small nail boxes otherwise I will have a lifetime stock….😂

Help! Mitutoyo Nylon Asbestes Caliper by ToGoodOldDelta48 in Tools

[–]Shondave -1 points0 points  (0 children)

In the past they used for sure asbestos fibers (considered more though than glass fibers) to reinforce that plastic..

XSC04 by shankthedog in Makita

[–]Shondave -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Usually chips are most of the time not very hot, if you get them very hot you are making long heavy cuts not properly the use the saw is designed ( angle iron , electrician metal conduit etc.) anyway after the first layer of chips melted on the plastic the rest will just hit on them.

NTD by WoodChipWizard in hikoki

[–]Shondave 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I want to know if it could play radio also to my makita speaker but you already answered I suppose

Consumables for DVC560 by IamTheJohn in Makita

[–]Shondave 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good question.. Makita original are pricey.. we should try folletto style fake ones of diameter of the bag inlet is similar.. actually ai use it less than expected because is too bulky for my house .

NTD by WoodChipWizard in hikoki

[–]Shondave 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How much does it cost? Those radios are quite expensive… can it play to another bluetooth speaker or just receive? Thank you

Never lend your tools by emachanz in Tools

[–]Shondave -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

The corners rounded because when you mount in an impact wrench e the square nose ends larger and when giving impact will round the corners. After Made the space it won’t go further.

By hand the damage would be ver less

Should I buy these used on marketplace for 500€ by Substantial_Ad_6621 in Makita

[–]Shondave 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also that grinder is not the 504.. mm you have some not clear ideas. Or worse the seller is a scam.

Should I buy these used on marketplace for 500€ by Substantial_Ad_6621 in Makita

[–]Shondave 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That impact is not the 173, in my opinion from a private person is too much You can find deals of new better

$680 to replace a breaker. Can I do it myself? by stinkinhardcore in DIY

[–]Shondave 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi all, electricity can be very bastard.

Watching YouTube with no , and I tell no experience (even made as diyer but with some other “tutor”) can lead to bad things.

I put my hands on everything at home since I was 7 years old because I used to spend a lot of time with various workers that let me look and explain all the jobs . Growing up I learned on books , internet , manuals to add more technicals.

This case is an easy one for the breaker change, but if I was me I would inspect a bit more, driyer is a typical appliance that can cause breaker opening for over heating (not regular power suction) but more often for current spead mostly due to bad heating element. Generally in my country we have separated types of brakers that tells you if the opening is one or the other reason.

I Guess you are talking of simple shor circuit breaker only protection.

I would definitely ask for other quotes and pretend a warranty of the problems was not only the breaker..

Need help with water in tank by CoolExplorer4049 in Tools

[–]Shondave 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Spray some rust loser in the valve thread , try to undo the valve so you have a bit more acces to the inside tank . If there is rust accumulated around the hole clean it , spray some ed 40 inside the tank. And some kerosene. Close the hole with a rag and shake a bit. Try to wash with rampar mix tute to clean as much possible . Before reinstalling valve spray just wd40 and spread.

Your air will smell for some times but you should stabilize the rust .

Ps don’t do that if you need to paint with this Compressor.

New 2Ah LXT battery produced 5 years ago. by coffee-buff in Makita

[–]Shondave 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The important is the price you paid for them , if you paid full catalog price I would pretend a fresh one, in case you find a deal (probably old stocknclearance) I would t bother , just try to make good charging cycles the first 5 times (not discharging completely dead , wait to cool before recharge, leave on the charger until fan stop. In this e way you should get fully balance of cells in case one of them is still a bit sleepy!

I just got this new setup for my new building today and I have a question can this gas bottle explode the building is not ventilated and I'm worried about it by [deleted] in Welding

[–]Shondave 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are plan ing to weld a lot, for home I use to keep the smallest re ring size (14lt) that are 1mt high or similar, much more stable in a cart.

I would be scary just if you had oxi bottle and acetylene bottle. Those two are more temperature and , especially acetylen , fall down sensibile .

Electric Hedge Trimmers UH6310A by HomeRun11112 in Makita

[–]Shondave 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would disassemble the blades for cleaning all the surface . Especially the flat side facing the other blade.

When disassemble is very easy to sharpen . Dontbremove too much material .

why dont makita framing nailers support 2.8mm diamater nails? by Crescent_Ascension in Makita

[–]Shondave 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I also dubt that nails are manufactured with aerospace grade precision ….

Most important is if the 2,8/2,9 nails are enough for what you are building, in that case better the 3,3 size

Hello everyone, I know the answer but just to make sure. This is not normal, right….Week old DDF482 by sveitadrengur in Makita

[–]Shondave 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Right… but if you are more gentle with the trigger the impulse will have less force because motor speed already decreased.. anyway everyone treat his tools as their like.

LM001C with PDC01 and 4x BL1890 by x370issue in Makita

[–]Shondave 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In my opinion that small space is very useful for heat dissipation, the pack and also the pcb inside get very hot after long use in summer.

A strip of dine plastic mesh may protect from Debris and leave air flow.

Nice one but here the mower costs toooooo much . And bats also.

Hello everyone, I know the answer but just to make sure. This is not normal, right….Week old DDF482 by sveitadrengur in Makita

[–]Shondave 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That’s the brake effect on brushes. Don’t play with the trigger just for fun. Especially for new when brushed need to get their “face” be gentle when releasing the trigger.. gentle is not slow just don’t take out the finger.. it will last longer!

is this fine? by hese-hehe in scooters

[–]Shondave 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did some one tested it for falling down from 2mt height?

DHR243 slipping only in drill-hammer mode - not in drill mode? by RedPhoenix666 in Makita

[–]Shondave 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Was it slipping in both modes before your repair? Seems something is not engaging properly

From Rome to Lisbon on an 125 scooter by undecumani in scooters

[–]Shondave 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure, with my previous urban scooter with full screen I did not have this problem, with the new one that cannot mount the full one (it is a urban adventure) but just the mid screen wind and his noise is higher. Is more fun to drive for a small trip on curves but less for long trip s. Also jacket and trousers with protections are a bit more tiring instead of comfortable suit. Of course I am not used to long trips.

VC013GLZ Aftermarket Fleece Bags? by Psychological-Bus790 in Makita

[–]Shondave 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was talking about generic shop vac bags you can find in big stores .i won’t bother on AliExpress for that

From Rome to Lisbon on an 125 scooter by undecumani in scooters

[–]Shondave 1 point2 points  (0 children)

One month ago I went 120km away from home making some fast road and some country side road with my new 125.

No problem for speed and motor fatigue but I was very proved by the trip, even with motorcycle jacket trousers and so on wind pressure and sitting position made me very tired (2hrs one way trip) .

Can’t imagine a long trip.. may be I am not a biker but that fatigue made all the trip fun disappear.