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DET

You will like the saw they are pretty handy.

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WHX??

:text-yeahthat:Mine is the M12 version and needs the bigger battery but still very handy. 

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1 hour ago, WHX?? said:

:text-yeahthat:Mine is the M12 version and needs the bigger battery but still very handy. 

I have 2 up to 12ah batteries here and use the smaller ones when I can just because they are lighter.

Nice to have the capacity for a big job when needed.

 

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SylvanLakeWH

Santa left me one of these in my stocking...

 

Very handy!!!

 

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Mickwhitt

I made this pendant for Mrs W as a Christmas gift. 

Two part, press together Titanium frame holding a pearl disc on one side and an ivory disc on the other. 

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I got typical old guy gifts lol, socks, pants, pyjamas that kind of essential stuff.

I did order a miniature powered screwdriver set but it hasn't arrived yet. 

 

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Maxwell-8

I received a battery powered and a corded angle grinder. a nice vise grip as well. Me happy  :D

Picking up the gift to myself tomorrow. (it's red :wh:

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stevasaurus

We are kind of in the "Give Me a 12 Yard Dumpster" for Christmas anymore.  So, we do gifts you have to use and can't store.  So, My Very Marry Christmas consisted of a Huge Basket of Christmas Spirits...a bottle of 12 year old Singleton Single Malt Scotch, a fifth of Mercantile Vodka (made in the USA), a 1.75 L bottle of Kahlu'a...this should last until next Christmas,  An Excellent bottle of Authentic Blue Agave Tequila Silver Patro'n and an assortment (6) 14oz of selected Venison/Pork Salami's from John's meat market in Illinois and Stone Ridge meats Wisconsin.  Top Shelf...life is good !!  :occasion-xmas:

   I did get one of those grabber thingys so I can go out and pick up the morning paper without bending over.  This is the most useful thing and I needed it.  :bow-blue:

   We did get an assortment of gorme' popcorn and Da Bears are playing tonight (Thursday), but we decided not to waste is.  :ROTF:

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squonk

Few month's back I was working on a project. Was using my wife's Dremel and it died. A couple month's later I was using her oscillating tool and it died. So she got a new Dremel and ocsillating tool. (So I can use them!) :)

 

My floor jack I bought in 1977 died last month. got a Horror Fright gift card so I will be getting an al you minnie mum one. 

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stevasaurus

@squonk, check out videos on You-Tube for repairing that floor jack...it is usually just replacing "O" rings.  As I remember, I saw some on the Garage Journel site.  :USA:

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squonk
2 minutes ago, stevasaurus said:

@squonk, check out videos on You-Tube for repairing that floor jack...it is usually just replacing "O" rings.  As I remember, I saw some on the Garage Journel site.  :USA:

It doesn't leak. The valve seat is shot. I have to crank it closed so tight just to get it to lift, I can't release it. It's a Sears 2 ton I got in HS. Weighs a ton. I want an aluminum one anyway as the heavy stuff is a burden to use anymore. I've had one of those grabbers for years. Used it to change filters on big AHU's. Super handy to have around.

 

4 hours ago, WHX?? said:

:text-yeahthat:Mine is the M12 version and needs the bigger battery but still very handy. 

I got a few of the bigger AH batteries for the Milwaukee 12V 1/4 ratchet I have. I'm overhauling all of the pneumatic tube system stations at the hospital. Lots of 11/32" nuts to remove. 

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8ntruck

Our oldest son and his wife got us a medium size iron Dutch oven and a jigsaw puzzle.  

My wife and I are in the "see what you got me for Christmas" mode.  This year I 'got' my wife a new surger, abd she 'got' me a new miter saw and stand.

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Marv

Priceless Ed.

I had 20 of mine this year. The others could not make it. I cherish that more and more each year. Does my old heart good.

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Ed Kennell
8 minutes ago, Marv said:

Priceless Ed.

I had 20 of mine this year. The others could not make it. I cherish that more and more each year. Does my old heart good.

Marv

That first pic was my off spring...2 sons. 2 daughter in laws, 4 grandsons, and 1 grandsons lady friend.    They come early to open their stockings before the noisy crowd shows.

About ten more of Mrs.Ks mother and sisters family.

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Bar Nuthin

My wife and I with our Daughter, Son in-law, and Granddaughters

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WHX??

I got a pack of beef jerky!

We're in the same boat as Dino ... no more things we don't use. 

 

Got her this along with some lobster tails...sadly had to sell a 856 to afford it tho ... 

Needless to say I had to help her out with it ... :D

Thought @Achto was coming over so left it mooing when done. 

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Felt so bad about the 856 had to buy myself these ... :lol:

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rmaynard
18 hours ago, Mickwhitt said:

I did order a miniature powered screwdriver set but it hasn't arrived yet. 

 

Every year for the last 5 years I have put a battery-powered screwdriver on my Christmas list, but 5 years in a row, Santa has not delivered. I guess I'll return those ghost pepper flavored K-cups and just go buy my screwdriver.

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squonk

Got GPS trackers for my keys ( Brain Farts) and dogs in case something happens during walkies. And some old man (sketcher slip in ) sneakers. 

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Bar Nuthin

 

1 hour ago, squonk said:

And some old man (sketcher slip in ) sneakers. 

 

Those will become you "go to" sneakers for everything!

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Handy Don
4 hours ago, rmaynard said:

Every year for the last 5 years I have put a battery-powered screwdriver on my Christmas list

Similar story for a sheet metal step drill -- ranked it high and included a link!

Will order it next week. :)

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kpinnc
21 hours ago, Ed Kennell said:

Nine  priceless gifts showed up Christmas Eve.

 

Had all my kids under the same roof on Christmas eve- even if it was only a couple hours. Best gift ever! :thumbs:

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ML3

Christmas was low key this year. My kids are 18 & 21 so they kinda have outgrown it. Still spent time together with them at my aunts on Christmas Eve & again brunch at my sisters Christmas Day. My parents are getting older & the running all over is just too tiring for them. Also in the last 3 weeks we had 5 deaths. Started with a friend of my parents of over 60+yrs. He battled rheumatoid arthritis & last few years bone cancer. Next was my uncle @87yrs old. Last weekend was my mom's real estate partner of over 30yrs. Christmas Eve had another uncle pass from consecutive heart attacks after getting a "clean bill of health" from Dr 2 days prior. Lastly, Christmas morning my 104yr old grandmother passed. It was not unexpected. She defied the odds eating anything,  drinking tons of Mt Dew & Dr Pepper, strong 8 o'clock coffee, & smoking 2pks of Pall Mall non filters since she was 11yrs old. Think grandma discovered the fountain of youth?? Oh...also she was a mean, nasty old woman too. 

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Mickwhitt

The screwdriver set I ordered for Christmas has finally arrived, very slow boat from China. 

It's obviously been put together for folk who take mobile phones apart for repair etc.

It has a multitude of bits, tweezers, sockets and special pry bars and the like to open cases or remove screens, there's even a suction cup that is for pulling the cases apart after you heat them with a hair dryer. 

The handset is good quality and feeks to have plenty of torque (three separate settings) and it charges using a phone charger. 

All contained in a kit box that looks like it would be at home on the Minellium Falcon!

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