On Wed, 25 Sep 2013 09:09:24 -0500, Leon
Really? I didn't hear anything, just saw a bunch of the mixed pictures that Karl posts on occasion.
On Wed, 25 Sep 2013 09:09:24 -0500, Leon
Really? I didn't hear anything, just saw a bunch of the mixed pictures that Karl posts on occasion.
:-p
LOL IIRC, I did that, a year or so ago on G+, just to piss you off, Mike. ;)
I have a 14V PC cordless. I liked it but don't use it anymore mainly because it's too heavy for overhead use and I have better now (the batteries went kaput and they were too expensive to replace). I wouldn't buy any of the new garbage. OTOH, the PC690 and PC7518 (have a motor in a lift) are still reasonable routers.
I really like my Bosch drills and drivers (have eight ;-). I didn't really like the older Makitas. I've gone through way too many batteries on them.
Something from the 7610 series? I have one of roughly the same vintage that is still the 1st router I reach for unless I need something with a lot more hp. It's a nice, compact unit, good quality and performance. I'm a hobbyist, not a professionial, but even so, 40 +/- years old and never even had to replace the switch or brushes. I've bought plenty of "premium" name tools since then that have not held up so well.
Quite true, B&D trashed the company.
But then again B&D is total trash.
Well it worked, you son of a !!!!! :-p
The line below, copied from the announcement, tells me there won't be much quality in the tools.
Agreed, the first retailer offering the tools is not my first source for buying top quality tools. Obviously the product is aimed at the "WallMart shopper" category of shopper.
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