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  • jc43089J
    jc43089J
    jc43089
    wrote on last edited by
    #2948

    I pulled millions of staples out of the subfloor at my house in preparation for the new flooring. Is that what you were thinking?

    Sent from my 831C using Tapatalk

    2/94 325i Sedan, Arctic Gray: UUC LTW FW, EVO 3 and DSSR, +.020 Maxsil pistons, ASC delete, Eibach shocks/springs, 16" contour reps 238k
    3/93 325i Coupe, Schwarz 2, Sketchy stance action, ebay turbo, 300k
    '89 325i Vert, Alpine White: 5spd swapped, sold.

    '04 Toyota Sienna: 24V to 24V swap in progress

    '05 Volvo V70R, 6spd.  200k
    '85 Toyota LandCruiser: Lifted, gas hog. 205k
    '99 Nissan Maxima: 5spd, Rusty but trusty winter beater. 252k RIP.

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    • EarlE
      EarlE
      Earl
      wrote on last edited by
      #2949

      I sold my e34 Saturday and then bought Just Cause 3 yesterday=)

      museum sig 2earl.jpg

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      • patsbimmer1P
        patsbimmer1P
        patsbimmer1
        wrote on last edited by
        #2950

        I stayed home and watched my son all weekend while my wife worked.  I took the christmas tree outside on Saturday, does thay count as fun?

        2011 e90 M3 - DCT, Borla exhaust, BMW Performance Black Grille, ECS Painted Corners, Ziza Angel Eyes

        07 335i Stella - sport package, BMS DCI, zhp knob, TMS cf parking brake lever, VRSF downpipes, MHD tune, H&R race springs, other stuff *SOLD*

        97 328i Lola - sport package, m50 intake manifold, m50 manifold.com install kit, custom CAI, K&N filter, Borla exhaust, FK silverline coilovers, 25.5mm front sway bar, Powerflex front sway bushings, Turner Radiator, fan delete *sold*
        95 325is *sold*
        93 nissan 240sx KA-T *sold*

        BMWCCA #473306

        Instagram @patsbimmer1

        AKA- HALLWAY PAT

        "burnouts bring babes and babes dont have time for bushings" - Kaiser Rolls

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        • straight6pwrS
          straight6pwrS
          straight6pwr
          wrote on last edited by
          #2951

          Earl said:

          and then bought Just Cause 3 yesterday=)

          how do you like that game?

          Dan
          yajsYRL.jpg.e5f350b4dfe961d76ac8b32efce2e1a6.jpg

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          • R
            R
            REKIII
            wrote on last edited by
            #2952

            Your stuff sounds much more exciting than mine.  Wish I had time to do home projects.  I've been working on wiring an outlet for the new Central vac system for like a month.

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            • EarlE
              EarlE
              Earl
              wrote on last edited by
              #2953

              I only played it for about an hour. If you enjoy huge explosions and tethering people up to buildings or behind cars, you'll love it haha

              museum sig 2earl.jpg

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              • patsbimmer1P
                patsbimmer1P
                patsbimmer1
                wrote on last edited by
                #2954

                I bought a new Dewalt combo kit (dck290L2) this weekend, that was fun I suppose.  It's a hammer drill and impact driver kit with 2 3.0ah li-ion batteries and a charger.  It was $100 off so I couldn't pass it up!

                2011 e90 M3 - DCT, Borla exhaust, BMW Performance Black Grille, ECS Painted Corners, Ziza Angel Eyes

                07 335i Stella - sport package, BMS DCI, zhp knob, TMS cf parking brake lever, VRSF downpipes, MHD tune, H&R race springs, other stuff *SOLD*

                97 328i Lola - sport package, m50 intake manifold, m50 manifold.com install kit, custom CAI, K&N filter, Borla exhaust, FK silverline coilovers, 25.5mm front sway bar, Powerflex front sway bushings, Turner Radiator, fan delete *sold*
                95 325is *sold*
                93 nissan 240sx KA-T *sold*

                BMWCCA #473306

                Instagram @patsbimmer1

                AKA- HALLWAY PAT

                "burnouts bring babes and babes dont have time for bushings" - Kaiser Rolls

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                • EarlE
                  EarlE
                  Earl
                  wrote on last edited by
                  #2955

                  That is a good deal=) Think of all the activities!!!!!!

                  museum sig 2earl.jpg

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                  • Bassboy3313B
                    Bassboy3313B
                    Bassboy3313
                    wrote on last edited by
                    #2956

                    All my power tools are 20V dewalt. I have that kit too and love it. Also have the dewalt flashlight, circular saw and heated hoodie. All use the same batteries. They're greeeeeeeat!!!

                    CHECK OUT >>> RAGE DRIFT DESIGNS <<< FOR DECALS AND MORE!

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                    • patsbimmer1P
                      patsbimmer1P
                      patsbimmer1
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                      #2957

                      I'm pretty excited about it!  I had a cheap Skil set and the batteries have been slowly dying for the last few months.  I finally gave up when I was drilling holes for shelves last Thursday and was able to 16 of 24 holes on 2 fully charged batteries in plaster.  I had to grab my back up black and decker to drill the last couple holes.  We're looking to refinish our master bath this spring and i'm sure this will come in handy.

                      2011 e90 M3 - DCT, Borla exhaust, BMW Performance Black Grille, ECS Painted Corners, Ziza Angel Eyes

                      07 335i Stella - sport package, BMS DCI, zhp knob, TMS cf parking brake lever, VRSF downpipes, MHD tune, H&R race springs, other stuff *SOLD*

                      97 328i Lola - sport package, m50 intake manifold, m50 manifold.com install kit, custom CAI, K&N filter, Borla exhaust, FK silverline coilovers, 25.5mm front sway bar, Powerflex front sway bushings, Turner Radiator, fan delete *sold*
                      95 325is *sold*
                      93 nissan 240sx KA-T *sold*

                      BMWCCA #473306

                      Instagram @patsbimmer1

                      AKA- HALLWAY PAT

                      "burnouts bring babes and babes dont have time for bushings" - Kaiser Rolls

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                      • straight6pwrS
                        straight6pwrS
                        straight6pwr
                        wrote on last edited by
                        #2958

                        going from worn batteries to 18/20v lithium is mind boggling. i forget to charge my 18v stuff because it never seems to die while using it. i've been drooling over 6.0ah batteries because I'm pretty sure you could build a whole house on one charge.

                        Dan
                        yajsYRL.jpg.e5f350b4dfe961d76ac8b32efce2e1a6.jpg

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                        • patsbimmer1P
                          patsbimmer1P
                          patsbimmer1
                          wrote on last edited by
                          #2959

                          I picked this kit because of the batteries.  3.0ah was a great deal with the kit but I'd love to upgrade to the 5.0ah batteries that Dewalt carries.  One of the reasons I went with Dewalt was the frequency and the rate at which they run batteries on sale.  Anytime you buy one of these kits you're paying for the battery technology, not necessarily the tool.

                          2011 e90 M3 - DCT, Borla exhaust, BMW Performance Black Grille, ECS Painted Corners, Ziza Angel Eyes

                          07 335i Stella - sport package, BMS DCI, zhp knob, TMS cf parking brake lever, VRSF downpipes, MHD tune, H&R race springs, other stuff *SOLD*

                          97 328i Lola - sport package, m50 intake manifold, m50 manifold.com install kit, custom CAI, K&N filter, Borla exhaust, FK silverline coilovers, 25.5mm front sway bar, Powerflex front sway bushings, Turner Radiator, fan delete *sold*
                          95 325is *sold*
                          93 nissan 240sx KA-T *sold*

                          BMWCCA #473306

                          Instagram @patsbimmer1

                          AKA- HALLWAY PAT

                          "burnouts bring babes and babes dont have time for bushings" - Kaiser Rolls

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                          • GunMetalGreyG
                            GunMetalGreyG
                            GunMetalGrey
                            wrote on last edited by
                            #2960

                            I picked up a Milwaukee M18 Fuel 3/8" impact a few months ago, thinking of cordless tools.
                            I had never really used impacts too much, but figured it would be convenient for wheel removal and other assorted things. I use it religiously now, it has cut some project times in half. Removing heat shields under the car? Impact, Pulling a valve cover off? Impact. The 3/8" is nice and compact as well, so it fits everywhere you want it too. 
                            I like the fact that it has three modes. Low speed low torque (21 ft/lbs) medium speed medium torque (71 ft/lbs) and all out (200 ft/lbs) 
                            I tested it on a bolt that I torqued to 225 ft/lbs with my torque wrench, and it zipped it off like it was no big deal. I have removed stuff with it that some 1/2" impacts wont take off. 
                            Long story short, I love the thing! 

                            Wow, that was a lot of words in regard to an impact lol.

                            ...

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                            • EarlE
                              EarlE
                              Earl
                              wrote on last edited by
                              #2961

                              John Prusinski has that impact and it has worked awesome any time I've had to use it. I would say the best time was using long extensions to get the nuts off of the inner ball joint for control arms.

                              museum sig 2earl.jpg

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                              • wasnt m3W
                                wasnt m3W
                                wasnt m3
                                wrote on last edited by
                                #2962

                                My Milwaukee cordless impact is definitely my favorite tool that I own. Like Ben said, cuts time on so many projects.

                                m3sig-1.jpg

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                                • suspencefulS
                                  suspencefulS
                                  suspenceful
                                  wrote on last edited by
                                  #2963

                                  I was at Menards and grabbed this Tool Shop drill/impact/flashlight kit for around $80 a few weeks ago.

                                  http://www.menards.com/main/tools-hardware/power-tools-accessories/power-tool-combo-kits/tool-shop-reg-18-volt-lithium-ion-3-tool-combo-kit/p-1444436493892-c-9066.htm

                                  It's great for some stuff, but nothing too tight. It struggles taking wheel lugs off. Wish I would've just saved the cash towards a better cordless impact. Oh well, live and learn.

                                  I read that the cheap corded Harbor Freight impact is really powerful. Maybe I'll give that a shot for $40.

                                  http://www.harborfreight.com/12-in-heavy-duty-electric-impact-wrench-68099.html

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                                  • HipMFH
                                    HipMFH
                                    HipMF
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                                    #2964

                                    turned this:

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                                    into this:

                                    IMG20160116152141725zpsjlptvygs.jpg

                                    not a great improvement visually, but the hood latches now, so it's more fuctional. Tied the core support to a tree with a big strap and backed up a couple times, so that was fun. Driving from West Bend to Appleton and back with no heat, however, was not fun.

                                    Also screwed up my first batch of beer 😕

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                                    • R
                                      R
                                      REKIII
                                      wrote on last edited by
                                      #2965

                                      Any recommendation on a non-milwaukee, non-dewalt cordless impact?  I refuse to own either of those brands, but really want a good impact with good batteries.

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                                      • m42b32M
                                        m42b32M
                                        m42b32
                                        wrote on last edited by
                                        #2966

                                        I have the Dewalt 20V cordless impact (DCF833m2) and it is fantastic, comes with two 4Ah batteries that last forever. I've charged them like 3 times and used the tool hundreds of times, by far my favorite tool that I own. Its also pretty compact so you can get it in all sorts of places.

                                        REKIII said:

                                        Any recommendation on a non-milwaukee, non-dewalt cordless impact?  I refuse to own either of those brands, but really want a good impact with good batteries.

                                        Any particular reason you don't like Dewalt?

                                        1991 318is, 1991 318i, 2022 Bronco

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                                        • D
                                          D
                                          Doorman
                                          wrote on last edited by
                                          #2967

                                          REKIII said:

                                          Any recommendation on a non-milwaukee, non-dewalt cordless impact?  I refuse to own either of those brands, but really want a good impact with good batteries.

                                          Bosch is what I'd get. I've had their drills/impacts in the past.  Pricey but worth it 

                                          I have all DeWalt now and use them everyday at work

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