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Old 12-08-2011, 11:13 PM   #1
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What new tools have you guys bought this entire year - Include expensive stuff over $50

1. Hilti Plumb Bob Laser
2. Paint Sprayer
3. Hilti Plumb Bob Laser
4. 3 - Drywall Carts
5. 1 extra Ramset Trakfast
6. Ramset Viper Pin Gun with 8 ft Extension pole
8. Bosch Cross hair laser after PLS 180 got stolen
7. PLS 180 Laser after mine got stolen
8. Dewalt Chop saw at garage sale - 70.00
9. Hilti drywall screwgun 4500
10. Power paint roller, hooks up to paint machine
11. Hilti GX100 Nail Gun (125.00)
12. 5 dumpsters on wheels (150 for 5)

thats all I can think of, I know theres more....

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Old 12-08-2011, 11:52 PM   #2
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2 Flex edge sanders. Best money spent all season.
So many commercial fans i cant keep track anymore. More then 5. Damn theives.
Sears 1200w stand lights. Lasted 2 weeks. Lowes 1200w stand lights. Lasted 3 days. Need 2 find ones that last
Marshalltown stiltz. Nice. Maybe santa will get me gorilla straps.


Whats broke and needs to be fixed after a busy summer.

1. 695 graco sprayer. Needs to be serviced
2. 395 graco sprayer. needs teflon washer. Only comes in kits for $65.00
3. Porter cable trashed Knockoff portercable trashed.
4 6 gal shop vac (toast)
5. Milwaki mixing drill (M.I.A)
6 2 contractor II guns are pretty much in need of new guts.
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Good Lord, that would be a long list.

Highlights:

Festool TS55 Track Saw
Festool RO150 Sander
Festool 1040 Router
Festool MFT3 Table
Fein Multimaster
Fein Turbo II vacuum
Lie Nielson chisels (1/2" mortising and 1/2" bench)
Milwaukee 10-1/4" circular saw
Pavan trowels
Marshalltown 16x5" stainless trowel

oh, and a $2.97 bottle brush

Just finished some matching chairs for my boys using everything above, except the trowels and the bottle brush, made out of reclaimed 100 year old clear larch and some pretty VG hemlock. I'm not as good at furniture as I am at drywall, but I sure try real hard (and enjoy it loads more).

Oh yeah, I forgot the Hilti TE-7 Combi-hammer. It was NOT used on the furniture, but it made me some money
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1: Mudrunner
2: 2.5" Dm Bonehead
3: 4" tapeworm angle head
4: 5.5" Specialty box
5: DM short box handle.
6: Columbia roller.
7: Makita Router.
8: Rebate Mate. (This was a freebie, it is a top tool)
9: Tapepro 8" box. (After using Toms box and recess plat I could not resist.)

I cant think of any thing else at the moment, but I am sure that my wife could.

10: And Ricks mixer.

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I think that Slim has a thing about that brush.
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Old 12-09-2011, 03:24 AM   #6
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Come on Cazna .......Your turn.
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Come on Cazna .......Your turn.
Not much to brag about here, Ive been well behaved this year.

An old tapetech taper.
Some taper and box parts.
Gooseneck brush
Clear jam tool.
DM short box handle.
Double lights on a stand.
Couple of worklights
4 inch tapeworm anglehead.
Got a 4 inch goldblatt angle head on the way.
Tapepro twister handle, and blades, Tapepro roller, Thankyou tom, Gaz.
Tapepro 3inch nailer spotter, love it.
Some tapetech boxes, Thank you mike from tapetech.
A tapepro CP tube.
Cornice head.
A marshalltown banjo.
2 Alloy planks, 1 split alloy plank, A pair of plank stands.
Delco creaser wheel.
Quickfill pump.
Lazer measure.
Power paint roller.
Bottle brush.

See, I told you i had a quiet year, The years before that would be a much bigger list. I dont think next year will bring many tools, Maybe a nailgun as i will be house building, Ive always wanted a nailgun, Maybe a dropsaw as well.

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Not much to brag about here, Ive been well behaved this year.

Some taper and box parts.
Gooseneck brush
Double lights on a stand.
Couple of worklights
4 inch tapeworm anglehead.
Got a 4 inch goldblatt angle head on the way.
Tapepro twister handle, and blades, Tapepro roller, Thankyou tom, Gaz.
Tapepro 3inch nailer spotter, love it.
Some tapetech boxes, Thank you mike from tapetech.
A tapepro CP tube.
Cornice head.
A marshalltown banjo.
2 Alloy planks, 1 split alloy plank, A pair of plank stands.
Delco creaser wheel.
Quickfill pump.
Lazer measure.
Power paint roller.

See, I told you i had a quiet year, The years before that would be a much bigger list. I dont think next year will bring many tools, Maybe a nailgun as i will be house building, Ive always wanted a nailgun, Maybe a dropsaw as well.
Jeeez! I hope your wife's not reading this .
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Not much to brag about here, Ive been well behaved this year.

Some taper and box parts.
Gooseneck brush
Double lights on a stand.
Couple of worklights
4 inch tapeworm anglehead.
Got a 4 inch goldblatt angle head on the way.
Tapepro twister handle, and blades, Tapepro roller, Thankyou tom, Gaz.
Tapepro 3inch nailer spotter, love it.
Some tapetech boxes, Thank you mike from tapetech.
A tapepro CP tube.
Cornice head.
A marshalltown banjo.
2 Alloy planks, 1 split alloy plank, A pair of plank stands.
Delco creaser wheel.
Quickfill pump.
Lazer measure.
Power paint roller.

See, I told you i had a quiet year, The years before that would be a much bigger list. I dont think next year will bring many tools, Maybe a nailgun as i will be house building, Ive always wanted a nailgun, Maybe a dropsaw as well.
What?? No cup cleaning brush?
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All I bought this year was...

DM 2 1/2" angle head
DM short box handle
Werner painters folding mini scaffold (on sale $89.99)
used set of dura stilts $75 (like new condition)
used CS9100 HVLP sprayer $200 (needed a little tlc)
A crap load of paint brushes
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The highlight is my Festool collection! Slim will appreciate this!

Edit: pics removed

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Jeeez! I hope your wife's not reading this .
You know how i can spot a deal, Some of that list was cheap second hand and some were free,

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What?? No cup cleaning brush?
I have amemded the list and added the brush

Scott W, What a great kit, festool gear is the best, I have a vacumm and sander, Its expensive gear here, That lot would cost a lot.
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I had to pretty much go out and replace everything. I had a few drywall things left, but everything else was stolen.

I topped out at around 35K with the new 7x14 trailer and dump trailer. The highlight is my Festool collection! Slim will appreciate this!


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I'll take that Domino when you're done with it

Three routers? Now you've got me believing that you are prey to this tool whore addiction too Nice collection!
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Not much to brag about here, Ive been well behaved this year.

An old tapetech taper.
Some taper and box parts.
Gooseneck brush
Clear jam tool.
DM short box handle.
Double lights on a stand.
Couple of worklights
4 inch tapeworm anglehead.
Got a 4 inch goldblatt angle head on the way.
Tapepro twister handle, and blades, Tapepro roller, Thankyou tom, Gaz.
Tapepro 3inch nailer spotter, love it.
Some tapetech boxes, Thank you mike from tapetech.
A tapepro CP tube.
Cornice head.
A marshalltown banjo.
2 Alloy planks, 1 split alloy plank, A pair of plank stands.
Delco creaser wheel.
Quickfill pump.
Lazer measure.
Power paint roller.
Bottle brush.

See, I told you i had a quiet year, The years before that would be a much bigger list. I dont think next year will bring many tools, Maybe a nailgun as i will be house building, Ive always wanted a nailgun, Maybe a dropsaw as well.
You should get a Max Superframer.....they're Ace
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*drooling smiley*

I'll take that Domino when you're done with it

Three routers? Now you've got me believing that you are prey to this tool whore addiction too Nice collection!
I couldn't decide on what router so I bought all 3. I was going to get the little trim router as well but my wife stopped me. I have my eye on the RO90 sander, but no cash right now.

The only tools I have used so far are the rail saw and the sander. But I told my wife that they were all needed .

Yup, I am a tool whore...this is just the tip of the iceburg. I definitely have a problem!
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I couldn't decide on what router so I bought all 3. I was going to get the little trim router as well but my wife stopped me. I have my eye on the RO90 sander, but no cash right now.

The only tools I have used so far are the rail saw and the sander. But I told my wife that they were all needed .

Yup, I am a tool whore...this is just the tip of the iceburg. I definitely have a problem!
It looks like you have the RO150, so I don't see a need for the 90....you should focus instead on the detail sander, tell your wife I said you NEED that one I patched a bunch of engineered hardwood boards with my Rail saw......incredible results. Removing one board here and there, with no problems (and I'm a DRYWALLER!). Their tools really are a cut (or ten) above the rest.
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I was going to get a new extension handle for boxes, But I won the Columbia one.

Was in need of some new knives, but advance sent me a whole set to try.

Was just about to buy a new mixer, then Rhardman sent me his to try.

I did buy a new can-am bead roller, but was not keen on it, then Tapepro (tomg) sent me his to try, and 2 applicators (which I have sent to justme to try).

2bjr lost my 6" advance knife, and kiwiman sent me his

So I think all I bought this year is a roller and sand paper.

I really love Drywall Talk

I was thinking about one of those power sander thingies, to replace 2bjr,,,, hint,,,,, hint
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Jeeez! I hope your wife's not reading this .
you kid'n Caz bribed her and said she could blow equal amount
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you kid'n Caz bribed her and said she could blow equal amount
The only thing shes gonna blow is me...........Joe
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Got my short handle today... Picked up a bottle brush on the way home ..Made by Quicke ..Watch out Gazman!
When I laid my 6 pack@bottle brush on the belt the cashier was like
OK,,
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