Major tool purchase

[Anonymous No.2025572]

Post the last major tool you acquired

[Anonymous No.2025575]

>>2025572
>spending $100 on a crappy grinder that has a motor housing so large that you cant actually grind anything longer than 3 inches

[Anonymous No.2025585]

>>2025572
Pic rel
+Cohesion3d control board
+Mirror lens upgrade
+Clamp table removal
+Smoke fan (installed same position as pic related

[Anonymous No.2025592]

>>2025572
Norseman Black and Gold Super Premiums

[Anonymous No.2025777]

>>2025572
Dewalt oscillator. Not that I love their tools, but it was with big discount.

[Caveman !ZrDebyJajE No.2025808]

Older Rockwell lathe off craigslist. All I had to do was swap a $10 start capacitor. Guy threw in a couple hundred dollars worth of chisels.

[Anonymous No.2025837]

>>2025572
Never tried something like this before so I figured I might as well go for something interesting

[Anonymous No.2025906]

>>2025808
Nice! Old tools look so nice.

Not a major tool compared to a lathe but I got this no5 the other day at an antique store. It's a war era one and not collectable or anything but it works great except the plastic depth adjuster knob rusted free from the threaded insert. Made a mild steel knob for the mean time but if I get some free time at work I'll make a proper brass one.

[Anonymous No.2025973]

[Anonymous No.2026005]

>>2025592
>>2025973
>stock image

You don't have to lie to impress us, anons.

[Anonymous No.2026087]

[Anonymous No.2026091]

>>2025837
Is that to practice kissing? Why not use pillow like normal person, I bet you have a pillow already. Also if you try to practice eye contact it won't work

[Anonymous No.2026094]

>>2026005
>thinking its hard to purchase something thats a few hundred bucks

[Anonymous No.2026121]

>>2026094
>implying

[Anonymous No.2026126]

>>2026121
Poorfags out

[Anonymous No.2026170]

>>2026126
Faggots go first

[Caveman !ZrDebyJajE No.2026213]

>>2025906
I have a few that need to be resharpened, they've been sitting unused for a few years.

[Anonymous No.2026249]

>>2026170
Even better, you firmly hit both categories so there isn't even a discussion

[Anonymous No.2026253]

>>2026005
to lazy to take a picture axtchually. I purchased it to cut metal tile edging, even use the blade it came with because im fucken bad ass at what I do

[Anonymous No.2026260]

>>2025572
Yes I know it's underpowered, but it's comfy.

[Anonymous No.2026664]

What is up with tool kits including pointless stuff?
I want every other tool in this kid but the SDS tool is pointless to me.

[Anonymous No.2026684]

>>2026664
If the kit is a good deal sell the SDS. Or keep it, you never know when you'll need to put some holes in concrete. Is the drill a hammer drill?

[Anonymous No.2026687]

>>2026664
Not the planer or the outdated models of drill and impact and the useless lamp? The SDS is probably the one you could resell with the least loss of value.

[Bepis !n/ZnkB9jUw No.2026750]

>>2025572
I know you goys love seeing my impulse buys. Pic related, and my wife just got me the 18 inflator the other weekend, plus she got me a blower and vacuum for Xmas.

>>2026091
It’s not the same

>>2026087
Yeee brushless!

>>2025973
Home Depot had some steals on saws the past couple weeks. Was playing around with a Ridgid that got dropped down like $150, would be so tempting if I did more woodwork.

>>2026664
How much do they want for it? SDS is a lifesaver when you need it. Backup charger is always good to have as well. Depending on the price though, if you could lose a tool and step up to newer brushless stuff, you could probably end up with a much better saw and maybe a hammer drill which would cover for some of the SDS jobs.

[Anonymous No.2026756]

>>2026687
>If the kit is a good deal sell the SDS
Hmm, Just added the separate parts in Amazon, comes to £884 if I include the bags that I didn't even want.
The kit I saw was £1085, which is a horrible deal.

>Not the planer or the outdated models of drill and impact and the useless lamp?
I'm buying these to clad out a van like a Swedish sauna, It is very unlikely I'll use the SDS drill this year, however...

>>2026684
>Or keep it, you never know when you'll need to put some holes in concrete. Is the drill a hammer drill?
Hmm you have a point. I was planning on bumming around in my van for a couple of years then building a wood cabin. The SDS would be useful for drilling into foundations, or logs. I might buy separate, but if I find the kit cheaper I'll keep it.

[Anonymous No.2026758]

>>2026664
>doesn't need the SDS
lol yeah you do you just don't realize it yet, unless you honestly never expect to drill holes in brick or concrete, like if you live in a log cabin out in the woods or something

[Anonymous No.2026767]

>>2026750
>if you could lose a tool and step up to newer brush-less stuff
Cheers, I'll check out the brush-less saw.

[Anonymous No.2026808]

>>2025837
How's it working for you?

[Anonymous No.2026816]

>>2026808
I don't know why people literally fuck with this.

The cleaning is so shameful. I regret everything.

[Anonymous No.2026860]

Getting work done boys!

[Anonymous No.2026868]

>>2025572
If all goes according to plan, gonna be starting my first apprenticeship in March. Good bye maintenance jobs, hello career. Was looking for a decent impact driver, and I snagged this for 220$ cad, good sale. Couldnt resist.

[Anonymous No.2026891]

>>2026756
You can get a ratchet head attachment for that SDS and drive big fucking lags with it too.

[Bepis !n/ZnkB9jUw No.2026948]

>>2026868
Until you realize you really needed 18V tools. Milwaukee Fuel at $220 seems like a good buy, but not if the 12V is your only battery platform when you need a wide range of cordless tools. You’re going to be spending money on the 18V packs soon enough.

[Anonymous No.2026962]

>>2026948
12v is fine for sparkies, plunger thumpers, and any other unionfag who wont be doing any actual work with their tools. also
>>2026750
>my wife
i havent been around much lately, did you wife the coffee girl?

[Anonymous No.2027018]

>>2026948
>You’re going to be spending money on the 18V packs soon enough.
You can keep saying this, and you will keep being wrong.

[Anonymous No.2027087]

>>2026948
I forsee overhead work in my future. But not a constant use throughout the day. I’ll save my wrist then go for 3 more hours of battery life. They had a 18v on sale as well but it wasn’t the fuel edition, I just can’t imagine spending 200$ plus on a tool that isn’t even brushless.

[Anonymous No.2027088]

>>2027087
Bigger price tag, bigger number on the box, it must be better!
Bepis will tell ya!

[Anonymous No.2027144]

>>2026816
>didn't get the wolf one
Might as well go full degenerate.

[Anonymous No.2027160]

>>2026816
>shame
>after fapping

What, are you 13 years old? Did you pray for forgiveness afterwards?
Who cares, sex toys are socially acceptable now and have been for a while.

Its your own fault for getting a weird looking one. Just get a normal sleeve like everyone else.

[Anonymous No.2027161]

>>2026664
>What is up with tool kits including pointless stuff?
The jigsaw, planer, light, and circular saw are just as fucking pointless.
The reason they add that trash?
Because retards like you will buy it. You get some Bepis Consoomer mentality and just buy it.

[Anonymous No.2027213]

Nanovna antenna analyzer

[Kevin Van Dam !ZNBx60Gj/k No.2027276]

>>2027161
I was tempted to get a kit like that instead of the subcompact, but I didn’t want a cordless 5” orbital sander. I’m the biggest shill for cordless tools, but it seemed awkward to use with a 6.0 pack on top. I think it was a brushed circular saw and an older brushed drill as well.

The subcompact stuff is better than I expected it to be. I never did the math that the 18V brushless with a 2.0Ah pack would be smaller than the brushed 12V with a 4.0Ah pack, and the 12V with that battery is only 20% more capacity.

>>2026962
>>2027018
I shilled for the 12V stuff, especially for techs, but it shouldn’t be your first and only cordless set. There’s a whole lot of anons buying 12V stuff because they want that red lightning bolt for <$200 when they would be better off with Ryobi 18V or save up the extra $75 for M18.

And I ditched the first Venezuelan, coffee grill, got another one at the 7eleven and wifed her.

>>2027087
They’re nice, but hopefully you don’t need a real saw or hammer drill any time soon. The 12V drills are pretty capable, but not when you need to start going through metal and masonry.

[Anonymous No.2027329]

>>2026756
If you're not in the US, avoid kits like the plague, they're almost always a worse deal than buying the individual pieces.

[Anonymous No.2027332]

>>2027160
jewish hands typed this. fuck off with your degeneracy, kike

[Anonymous No.2027348]

>>2027332
go back to your containment board

[Anonymous No.2027375]

>>2027276
>I shilled for the 12V stuff, especially for techs, but it shouldn’t be your first and only cordless set.
Yes we know
Consume because more products on the shelf is better

>There’s a whole lot of anons buying 12V stuff because they want that red lightning bolt for <$200
Yes we know
You consume products because of perceived images it projects, you think others do too

> when they would be better off with Ryobi 18V or save up the extra $75 for M18.
Yes we know
Bigger number better, more money better

The complete and utter lack of critical thinking that routinely comes out of your skull is astounding.

[Anonymous No.2027379]

>>2027332
Did you pray to G-d for strength during NNN and your subsequent NoFap?
Did you talk to the preacherman about your sinful "self-abuse" desires?
I pray for you and your road to celibacy anon, may the lord help you defeat those demons that are human instincts!

[Anonymous No.2027576]

>>2026816

[Anonymous No.2027702]

Bought an ac/dc tig welder and all the crap needed around it.

[Kevin Van Dam !ZNBx60Gj/k No.2027708]

>>2027375
>consume!
anons will consoom more when they need to buy 18V packs because they realized they need a full size cordless saw on the job and holes with the hole saw are taking forever with the 12V drill.

But goddamn those coworkers will like the shiney new M12 Fuel kit.

>>2026816
You don’t have a dishwasher? I have one, it’s Latina with a fat ass

[Anonymous No.2027740]

>>2027160
You've never cleaned up an onahole I see.

[Anonymous No.2027745]

>>2027708
Can I put it in the dishwasher?

I was actually thinking of putting it in the microwave for a few seconds before using it. Kinda like a remote starter I guess. Has anyone done that? Would that work?

[Anonymous No.2027770]

30-250 amp Allen welder circa 1940.
My boss found it cleaning out his garage and I got it for nothing.
According to him, it worked in 1988 when it was last used.

[Anonymous No.2027774]

>>2027770
She's a very dirty girl

[Anonymous No.2027783]

>>2027379
Murder is also a human instinct.

[Kevin Van Dam !ZNBx60Gj/k No.2027792]

>>2027745
Is it stamped microwave safe? I never tried to put my wife in the microwave. The dishwasher is too big to fit in the microwave.

[Anonymous No.2027830]

>>2025572
Farm Equipment

[Kevin Van Dam !ZNBx60Gj/k No.2027932]

>>2027830
>tfw the new US made models are far more problematic than the old foreign imports

[Anonymous No.2027948]

Radial arm saw had a bad power switch and was almost a throw-in with the table saw.

[Anonymous No.2027951]

>>2027379
>G-d
found the jew rat, begone kike

[Anonymous No.2027952]

>>2027708
>You don’t have a dishwasher? I have one, it’s Latina with a fat ass

Pics of dishwasher pls.

[Anonymous No.2027995]

>>2027708
You really have to stop projecting your image issues onto other people.
Its a really bad look, kind of goes against the whole tripfaggot thing ya know?

I know its really hard for you to imagine use cases for certain tools. I mean, of COURSE every person on earth exclusively uses drills for 5" hole saws right? And they buy tools to impress you personally right?

[Anonymous No.2027998]

>>2027951
Why are you deflecting?

[Anonymous No.2028035]

>>2027948
Those 'newer' Craftsman radial arm saws were not very good. They were well into the cost cutting era and were simply not very good machines. Too lightly build so they flexed when cutting and don't hold their settings. You basically have to check them for accuracy every time you use them or your cuts will be wonky. It also appears that the anti-kickback paul was removed. Like table saws, that is a tool where you don't want to be removing the safety gear.

The table saw is much newer. You can tell by the bald-faced lie printed on the side claiming it 'develops' 3.0 horsepower. Unless it has a 20 amp plug or runs on 220 volts, it will be nowhere close to that. As long as the table is flat and the fence is accurate it will do a good job cutting. Just feed slower than you would expect a 'three horsepower' motor to handle.

[Anonymous No.2028039]

>>2025777
Checked. Nice shop to

[Kevin Van Dam !ZNBx60Gj/k No.2028117]

>>2027995
Impressing me is just a bonus!