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I'll see. I haven't used it yet. My first impression is that the handle isn't well designed for one-handed use.Good choice! There's a Craftsman version with a more traditional handle shape, and 2-inch shorter blade. (Makes sense, both brands owned by the same Parent company.)
It's a favorite, even during Winter.+
Leinenkugel is a Wisconsin brew ~ surprising, right![]()
Amen to that. For all the talk about "industry standards", regardless of what it is, I get the sense the only thing the industry can agree on is NOT making a standard. And power tools are no different.Choosing a power tools platform can definitely feel like a big commitment since batteries and tools are often brand-specific.
I think you made a good choice there. I am personally opposed to the brand due to 100 % failure rate with the Ryobi tools that I have bought (jigsaw and an orbital sander, both corded tools), but if I am going to be completely unbiased, I have no problems with recommending the brand to others.I chose Ryobi. Last cordless power-tool brand to switch battery styles, not remotely likely to get discontinued as a brand, massive selection of tools compatible with their batteries, and ridiculously easy availability are all why I went with Ryobi. Notice that "quality" wasn't one of my reasons. Their quality is good enough for the average guy who doesn't use his tools in order to make a living.
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Chainsaws and liquor, what could go wrong?๐ ๐ Merry Christmas to me. ๐ ๐
The Summer Shandy was being enjoyed during the unboxing, which, by the way, was dangerous enough that alcohol shouldn't have been involved. ๐Chainsaws and liquor, what could go wrong?![]()