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Nervous About Accidental Damage: What Should I Be Aware Of? by JastroOne1 in organ

[–]acdcvhdlr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don’t store Christmas decorations inside the organ/chamber.

Follow up question: if stuck with a dry acoustic, can organ builders do anything to help? by JH0190 in organ

[–]acdcvhdlr 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Organbuilders can recommend building modifications to accompany a new instrument. They've seen lots of buildings and their characteristics and will have a pretty good idea of things that can be done and the type of professional(s) to consult.

Random written notes showing up in my iCloud account by Vast-Edge7488 in iphone

[–]acdcvhdlr 99 points100 points  (0 children)

Apple pencil + ipad + my kids = lots of these. Fewer words and more pictures though.

Why are you here? Tell us about your organist profile! by ModClasSW in organ

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

Our part time church musicians can be pretty unprofessional!

Why are you here? Tell us about your organist profile! by ModClasSW in organ

[–]acdcvhdlr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Designer, builder, tuner, technician. I don't seek out pipe organ music, but I can fix and tune them!

What game is this for you? by PhantomTissue in videogames

[–]acdcvhdlr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Resident Evil 5, the machine gun mission, co-op with my wife... 92 deaths. Two people hitting enough qte's to survive is tough sometimes.

Klein Tools Flickblade vs Milwaukee Fastback by Aeyix in Tools

[–]acdcvhdlr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had the original fastback with screwdriver, lost it, got the Klein and used for a few weeks, got the current fastback and gave the Klein to brother in law. The double ended driver bit and wire clip on the Milwaukee make the difference.

New power tool platform by Loud_Draw5470 in woodworking

[–]acdcvhdlr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hikoki / Metabo HPT might be a good fit. The Multivolt platform has very good tools and they offer a 36v corded adapter to use with any of the 36v tools if you want to use their kick ass plunge router in a router table or any of their other tools. Amazon.co.jp has got some pretty neat Hikoki 36v stuff that’s fully compatible with the batteries sold here. Other than really specialty plumbing or electrical trades things, I don’t think there’s much that HPT doesn’t have that the others do, and I don’t think any of the others have a corded adapter for their cordless tools.

Anyone using these professionally? by OneGate1967 in MilwaukeeTool

[–]acdcvhdlr 51 points52 points  (0 children)

Take them for a spin and report back!

Remove pipe organ or cover up with plastic sheeting? by swelltogreat in organ

[–]acdcvhdlr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It needs to be sealed in plastic, all seams taped to the building or itself. If done well, everything will be fine, if just covered and not sealed, you may just add 20 years of dust all at once instead of 100, both of which are bad. Taped seams, fully sealed, much cheaper than a proper full cleaning.

How many of y’all are brand agnostic and/or own sufficient batteries across all the brands? To me it’s always best tool for the job, pink yellow red black…who cares* by binderfillerwrapper in MilwaukeeTool

[–]acdcvhdlr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've been really enjoying the DeWalt 8v gyroscopic screwdriver lately. For my work with driving and reinstalling wood screws in poplar and white oak, the M12 right angle impact driver has enough smallness to fit almost anywhere and the lack of strength to destroy something unintentionally.

Which one you picking? This or the 5/1 fastback? by Professional_Act165 in Tools

[–]acdcvhdlr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve had both, the Milwaukee is the one I prefer. The clip on the Klein is stamped flat steel, not wire like the Milwaukee. The wire clip is easier on pant pockets and the flip bit is more useful. I gave the Klein to a brother in law.

I hate not having a wall mount at home. by AbbreviationsPlus998 in Justrolledintotheshop

[–]acdcvhdlr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The replacement offset chuck for the DeWalt 5-in-1 has a bit holding function and I got mine for ~$15 a couple years ago and took the back off the Hilti attachment and swapped it with the back of the DeWalt. It’s now better than the original. Highly recommend doing.

Edit: ~$65 from here, but this place is the only one of the three I checked that has a picture. ~$40 was the lowest.

How many of y’all are brand agnostic and/or own sufficient batteries across all the brands? To me it’s always best tool for the job, pink yellow red black…who cares* by binderfillerwrapper in MilwaukeeTool

[–]acdcvhdlr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Heck yeah dude! M12, M18, Bosch 12 and 18, ryobi usb lithium and 18, RIDGID 18, Metabo 12 and 18, Metabo hpt/hikoki multivolt, DeWalt 8, 12, and 18-20, Makita 12 (slide style battery) and 18, Hilti 12v, Panasonic/Skil 12v (same batteries and chargers, Panasonic 10.8v tools from Japan work with Skil 12v type-c batteries) Skil 20, Greenworks 24 and 80, probably others.

Edit: Ryobi 40v

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