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Awesome!

I feel your pain.

I think it'd be nice to make sure the buttons are big enough and far enough apart to not care about fumble fingering them while driving. Play, next, etc, running vertical on the left side. Put them 60% transparent if you are worried about covering album art so they sit on top, but still visible and easy to punch.

Part because its a big bad saw, the other part is the fact it has a shiny new sharp proper blade on it.

The mayo clinic is great.

I believe those statements contradict each other somewhat...

I didn't realize you could do that.

Comp-Tac is my go to for most stuff, other than that Raven.

All depends on what you want it to do.

Haven't seen or heard of them before.

I gave up on listening to Sean's prep times.

Yep, and one of the only power tool companies that actually spends enough money to buy our stuff for development. Bosch too, but they have the benefit of sharing across many industries. What I don't understand on the average,people have never used or heard of Hilti.. And even though they can be pricey the life span of their product are worth every penny..And their fire calk is about the best I have seen yet IMO..A very solid company.It is a product designed and marketed to professionals and they don't make it for the average consumer thankfully. Ridgid use to be a professional use product, now they have a huge consumer line for Joe blow.

Yep, and one of the only power tool companies that actually spends enough money to buy our stuff for development. Bosch too, but they have the benefit of sharing across many industries.It shows in their product pricing too. Just replaced motor brushes on a Hilti core rig this morning.

Same here.

Crossbows are legal in my state now so that would be my first go into killing things with a stick and string.

Depends on the desired use.

The money for the real one wasn't the issue, it isn't available in this town was the problem though. Made more playing wedding bartender than I do at the day job though so that was nice.

Bought a different knockoff. Couldn't buy the real one in town. It worked, bout broke it on synthetic corks though. Think I am going to try to return it and order the real one online.

Thanks Sean, now I just need too find one!

Someone bought us a Metrokane Houdini that needs to go in the trash, its opened two bottles in its life, won't open anything else.

Question for you Sean, or anyone else. Any good corkscrews you'd recommend I can buy in town at probably Target or Bed Bath and Beyond? I'm bartender tomorrow night and could be opening 40-50 bottles of wine for a guys wedding.

Malfunction indicator light I think. La Mustang is el sicko.

They are 2x the money for less flexible output. Hard to swallow at this point. I want quality, but I also need output and getting it out of a smaller package is tough. I looked real seriously at all of their lights, but what they sell for $130 you can get for $70 in a competitive brand these days.The cheaper lights always seem to die on me.

I use a digital Weller and like it.

I like streamlight lights, but haven't run must of those others.