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Milwaukee... Ok, title change, it's a saw :) **now with pics**

Originally posted by: m2kewl
Originally posted by: Shiva112
for the love of God I'd hope you weren't talking about the beer. Blech!
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werd! even poor people don't drink that
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Old Millwater was what got me through my co-ops in college. I remember the pull tabs coming off and we'd have to use a can opener to open the beer. 🙂
 
Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: Hayabusarider
Damn peasants are hung up on cheap beer, and can't appreciate fine tools. What kind of men are ya? 😛😉
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Drunken fools!
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none better!
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Originally posted by: wfbberzerker
Originally posted by: m2kewl
Originally posted by: Shiva112
for the love of God I'd hope you weren't talking about the beer. Blech!
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werd! even poor people don't drink that
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milwaukee's best?
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"The Beast". Oh ya, the beast light got me through college. How can you go wrong at 33 cents a can when the next closest one was probably busch/bud/coors light at around 55 cents a can. Over the course of a month/year it adds up. Unleash the Beast.
 
Originally posted by: Sluggo
Milwaukee makes great tools.

Now, what are you going to build with it?
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I have some projects in mind, but I am building a fence with an arbor entryway. Looks pretty good I thin
 
If my old Rockwell, purchased in 1975 ever dies, it will probably be replaced by a Milwaukee. Last year, I finally bought the drill motor I've dreamed about for years... YES! Worth every penny! 😉
 
Originally posted by: Ornery
If my old Rockwell, purchased in 1975 ever dies, it will probably be replaced by a Milwaukee. Last year, I finally bought the drill motor I've dreamed about for years... YES! Worth every penny! 😉
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🙂 That rockwell is old. I have a Black & Decker I bought in 1980 that still works fine. As well as a B&D router I picked up at the same time. Both work great but I did pick up a new Makita router recently to mount in a router table.
My next circular saw will be a worm drive.
I picked up a Milwaukee 1/2" hammer drill a couple of months ago. Nice tool but good concrete bits sure do make a huge difference.
 
as for old tools, i got the contractors series Rockwell saws. the 10 inch table saw, and a bandsaw. both with service rating of 1.0, meaning they're built to be left on all day, running wood through. 🙂 🙂


as for milwalkee tools, i bought my dad a hammer Drill. he's extremely satisfied with it. did wonders on the concrete in the backyard when we began building our sheds. it's awesome 😀
 
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