Cordless Drills

[tmleadr03]

Thanks man. I would offer my services but 1) I'm not a carpenter by trade so my work is probably not as good as you can probably get for a lot less money and 2) being as it's not my daily work I wasn't very speedy in the completion of this. That being said if we're ever being bombed I'll run out and dive under this thing before I head to my basement. lol I'm not a carpenter but I am an engineer by nature who has a propensity for way over engineering things. I got up on this thing and jumped up and down to show off how well it was built. haha



While I like Milwaukee stuff I'm not a huge fan of this kit. The light is a good light but it's just a light and we all know where to find more quality lights if we need them. In the same price range I would take a look at the Dewalt 20v kits because you will get more useful tools IMO.



That was the night I finished it. It's far more dirty already and it bugs the piss out of me. One day I need to get out there with no other projects and just clean the thing up again. I really need some good overhead cabinets to finish it off and help me get organized. I've been watching craigslist for many months now but nothing that fits my needs & budget yet.

An engineer is it? In that case can you send me over the schematics you drew up before you even touched a screw? Include the 15 revisions please so I can see how it developed...

[Jer]

An engineer is it? In that case can you send me over the schematics you drew up before you even touched a screw? Include the 15 revisions please so I can see how it developed...

My wife is always amazed at how long it takes me to begin a project... that is until I explain to her what all I'm doing in my head before it starts. I basically do the task hundreds of times in my head to see what all can go wrong and how to prevent before I ever get to it. She can't argue that once I begin I'm methodical and may work slowly but the end result is bulletproof. I'm WAY too cheap to make mistakes along the way. lol