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This seems like a very tedious switch between blow/suc design, when other brands just have two tubes and a simple switch between them you can use on the go. I switch multiple times between suc and blow when I tidy up leaves, so this design would probably annoy me.
I would never buy anything your selling mate. IDK why but u give me the creeps… Not to mention you give off the impression that you’ve never done up a fitting in your life, nor look like you’d be able to. Even with that shitty socket your creepy ass is peddling…
I always wondered what carbide was. We use carbide bits and chrome bits or teeth in a big circular saw for cutting logs and the carbide stays sharper for much longer.
That is one very ill thought out attachment!!!!! Curve the Chislehurst head (45°) and add a depth guide, possibly by welding a bit of metal on to stop the drill bit going to deep into the mortar.. you'd possibly have a half decent tool then
What a palaver - thank you for the vid. Finally managed to put together. But the back where the handle is doesn’t clip to anything so that the rear hangs down loose a few mil when not holding upright to use. An over complicated design. But thanks 🙏!
Your video is of excellent quality, but the content leaves much to be desired. Show how it all works with different vacuums and different size hoses and connect to table saws, sanders and other equipment. I gave you a thumbs down.
Recommend nilfisk premium 180 jet wash. Slightly better specs and steel braided hose. Weighs almost 50% more then the karcher. Close to 30kg. Nilfisk heavy duty machine with 5 year guarantee
Do NOT buy one. I spent $4500 on mine not realizing I would have to buy four new batteries every year. Ryobi customer service is also the absolute WORST. Each reply takes 1-2 weeks.
The guide does absolutely fuckall on most lawnmower blades. You're still free-handing it so the guide is useless and it's cheaper just to buy the stone by itself.
Should be noted that none of these batteries are interchangeable with eachother. Each drive tools in the their own ecosystems. LXT has the most variety in terms of tools.
Yo compré el la caja donde venía el Flex, pero no me llegó la "boquilla" recién me di cuenta que no es la misma que usa normalmente... Después de 3 años recién la iba a usar
As disabled gardeners we have bought two brand new ones and they are RUBBISH. The disabled need the thing to retract (obviously). When you lift it out of the box you can hear the main spring inside unwind and from that moment it will never rewind properly. Over £100 each and they are a disgrace.😡
Hi GurPreet Both the Makita XGT RS001G and HS012G are great circular saws, but they serve different purposes. The RS001G is a 40V max model with higher power, making it ideal for heavy-duty tasks and professional use. It has a larger blade (190mm) and a deeper cutting capacity (66mm at 90 degrees), plus higher RPM for smoother cuts. On the other hand, the HS012G runs on an 18V or 36V battery, is lighter and more portable, and is perfect for general-purpose use and DIY projects. It has a smaller blade (165mm) and a slightly shallower cutting depth (57mm at 90 degrees). Go for the RS001G if you need more power and cutting capacity, or choose the HS012G if you want something more portable for lighter tasks. Hope this provides clarity! - Tooled-Up
Just purchased 9 gal. shop vac. The hose adaptor fits the hose end but doesn’t fit any other of the attachments such as the extension Wanda. Anyone have any suggestions?
Hi Tom, Based on what we found, here are the possible fixes: Identify the Required Diameter: Measure the diameter of your hose end and the attachments. The universal adapter has multiple diameters, and you'll need to cut it to fit both ends properly. Cut the Adapter: Using a sharp utility knife or a small hacksaw, carefully cut the adapter at the appropriate diameter. Make sure the cut is straight to ensure a good seal. Test the Fit: After cutting, test the fit on both the hose end and the attachment. It should fit snugly without being too loose or requiring excessive force. Adjust if Necessary: If the fit is too tight, you can lightly sand the edges of the cut to make it easier to insert. If it's too loose, you might need to use duct tape to secure it temporarily until you find a more permanent solution. Hope this provides some clarity- Thanks Tooled-Up!
So Bosch offers batteries for those that offer battery power tools but don't have much investment in the battery area. I guess this is a good thing for the companies that fall in the category described above. For customers of Makita, DeWalt and another few this brings nothing. They already have hundreds of tools on their platforms, have excellent battery platforms. So this brings advantages to those companies joining the battery party. Customers of those companies can shop around and reuse batteries and chargers. For those already invested in a known lineup, those will continue in those lineups.
I have this type dremel and flex shaft but it makes strange noise while turning on. What can be wrong? Without flex shaft it works silently but when i use with flex shaft it makes strange noise.
If your Dremel makes strange noises when you attach the flex shaft, there could be a few potential issues: 1. Misalignment: The flex shaft might not be properly aligned with the Dremel tool. Ensure that the attachment is securely connected and aligned with the motor shaft. 2. Lubrication: Lack of lubrication or improper lubrication of the flex shaft can cause unusual noises. Ensure that the flex shaft is adequately lubricated according to the manufacturer's instructions. 3. Damage or Wear: Inspect the flex shaft for any signs of damage or wear, such as fraying or kinks in the shaft. If damaged, it may need to be replaced. 4. Tension: Incorrect tension in the flex shaft can also lead to strange noises. Adjust the tension according to the manufacturer's guidelines. 5. Motor Issues: It's also possible that there's an issue with the Dremel motor itself, such as worn bearings or other mechanical problems. If you've ruled out issues with the flex shaft, it may be worth contacting Dremel customer support or a qualified technician for further assistance. Start by checking these common issues, and if the problem persists, you may need to further troubleshoot or seek professional assistance! Tooled-up!
