@@HandymanHertz I enjoyed the Dewalt and Milwaukee comparison. I’m a Dewalt and Ridgid guy, but I also have an older brushed Milwaukee M12 set that has worked well for me. I even have a few Ryobi tools that were given to me, and recently added a Ryobi hedge trimmer during the Ryobi Days. I just don’t care for the ergonomics of the newer Milwaukee stuff.
I’m a dewalt guy too, but I’ve had craftsman’s and Milwaukee power tools too. A lot of good tool manufacturers out there. I just have about 25-30 dewalt batteries, so I couldnt switch platforms even if I wanted to.
I can't believe you decided to use dry wall anchors the hang shelves, i hope she's just displaying her feather collection. But I will admit they look nice.
Not sure you’ve had much experience with these type of anchors. There are 8 anchors per shelf. Each anchor is rated for 75 pounds. Pretty sure they will hold coffee cups and anything else just fine 👍🏼
@@HandymanHertz I have had really good luck with them. The nice part is that they will even grab a stud. You have to drill a hole, and then tap them in. I haven’t had good luck with the anchors you used, but I think I drove them in with too much power.
