Post 'em if ya got em.
Sawzall pix thread!
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Don't you have some pud to pull somewhere? 
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hahahahaSkaredShtles said:Don't you have some pud to pull somewhere?
*this is a dumber idea than the cow truck threads.
Who the **** are you?SkaredShtles said:Don't you have some pud to pull somewhere?
Maybe I should've asked more appropriately if you have a Bear to shag somewhere................BurlyShirley said:
This is the coolest thread ever! Except nobody's posting pics.
i killed 2 Sawzalls this year. Didn't think it was possible.
I have this one. I can rip **** up with it. My coworkers call me the demolition man. I don't **** around.....
I got a Ryobi for Christmas.
I love it dearly.
I love it dearly.
That's the same one I got. Havn't used it much since I switched careers right after I got it, but it's pretty nice.jdcamb said:
Really wanted the pimp Bosch one with the built in rafter hook, but couldn't justify the price (was already planning on the new career).
jdcamb said:I have this one. I can rip **** up with it. My coworkers call me the demolition man. I don't **** around.....
The cordless version of that is even more kick ass....
It is... But the battery renders it a toy. I work in commercial buildings and always have power.....
I currently don't own a sawzall but one of my fondest memories was cutting a hole in the side of a house to install a door. From that moment on I realized how useless door locks were.
I gots me the Milwaukee Super Sawzall
The DeWalt battery powered skillsaw is equally as kick ass... esp when working on soffits and facias.jdcamb said:
And no jobsite is complete with out one of these....
Very true, when working overhead, or hanging off the edge of a roof, theres nothing like a lightweight cordless tool. As long as you don't need to make too many cuts. Otherwise you burn through batteries too quick.N8 said:
Cordless tools are the only way to go if your doing minor repair/warranty/adjustment work. Saves so much time compared to rolling out then rolling up cords.
Imagine cutting through a chunk of train rail like it was whipped cream cheese...Westy said:
http://www.smithequipment.com/products/oxyfuel/dualguard.htm
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I use this one to break into houses all the time.
Pffft. Takes too long. Plasma arc it.H8R said:Imagine cutting through a chunk of train rail like it was whipped cream cheese...
http://www.smithequipment.com/products/oxyfuel/dualguard.htm
Cordless tools blow.
But halfway through your battery died and you had to go home empty handed.Hawkeye said:
H8R said:
Most likely not work safe.
http://homepage.mac.com/scottmackey/page9/page9.html
The best powertool video EVAR.
http://homepage.mac.com/scottmackey/page9/page9.html
The best powertool video EVAR.
I just went outside with my new ryobi sawzall and circular saw (both battery powered) and chopped up an old chair.
I love life.
I love life.
Been building a lot of jumps lately and it's been seeing a lot of use.
This is the entry portercable saw, I think it was about $70, and it's oh-so awesome.
Hands down the coolest on ever:
We carry these at the store I work at and damn! The thing can rotate to every angle imaginable, it's incredible.
I love this thread.
I used mine to tear up my bathroom floor on Monday, because the pipes decided to let go, and leak from the top floor to the basement. I can think of better ways to wake up on my days off, but it was pretty fun too. I saw the $170 kit at Home Depot and just couldn't pass it up. I hardly ever use tools, but like to have them, just in case.BurlyShirley said:
I'm sorry, but cordless tools are not that great.
The ability to change the angle of attack rocks. Thing is plenty of powerful. It can cut a f'n I beam?? I trim kindorf beams installed with it. The ability to pull down with it above you is so handy. Makes using it on a ladder so much safer. I can use it one handed if needed.Spitfired said:Hands down the coolest on ever:
Maybe you prefer figure skating?ioscope said:
So you bought some whimpy tools on sale at home depot and now you're masking your regret by making fun of the poor slob that called you on it. Oooh a big bad chair... Just sad. I expected more from a Bears fan. Just sad.....BurlyShirley said:
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Too much high tensile crap in rail to get good results on rail. A gas motored cut off saw is best.H8R said:Imagine cutting through a chunk of train rail like it was whipped cream cheese...
http://www.smithequipment.com/products/oxyfuel/dualguard.htm
I like my K-12
I like the BearsH8R said:
I am hoping for another Bears - Patriots Superbowl. Now that would be cool.....