/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2801278
Most of that Craftsman Pro stuff was about as high end as you can get. I sort of missed the heyday, there wasn’t much Pro around the last few years they were open. I would’ve snagged more of it when they had the sales.

I remember lookin at their ratchets, I think they were made by Armstrong. My Craftsman Pro hacksaw is a rebranded Bahco/ Snap On. I have a Craftsman Pro angle grinder too but I have no clue who made that one for Sears.

>>2686664
Yes. You can see the pavers I was chopping in the corner of this pic. The 7” wet tile saw would do a corner or like 50% straight thru so I had to cut both sides, but that wet tile saw has a much weaker motor than a 7-1/4” circ saw. And then the angle grinder was for shaping the corners a little more, but it went through easily. I can’t remember what the deepest cut was I did with the angle grinder.

There’s like smooth diamond blades, the “turbo blades” that are similar to picrel, and then segmented diamond blades. I think segmented is for fast cuts but not super smooth, the smooth blades are for slower clean cuts, and turbo blades are in the middle of those. Make sure it’s rated for dry cutting.

>>2626252
4u
>>2626120

>nu angle grinder iz nu

>>2592852
I’m good with my Ridgid and ol’ Craftsman Pro.