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adnj wrote:Ridgid power tools are Home Depot only. There are other brands of diamond blades for metal.
Metal blades work well, few sparks but are very noisy and can throw shavings.
De Dragon wrote:adnj wrote:Ridgid power tools are Home Depot only. There are other brands of diamond blades for metal.
Metal blades work well, few sparks but are very noisy and can throw shavings.
It's amazing how things like face shields and goggles work isn't it?
Thanks for the reply. Where do I find this type of blade locally? Not necessarily in Ridgid brandadnj wrote:Ridgid power tools are Home Depot only. There are other brands of diamond blades for metal.
Metal blades work well, few sparks but are very noisy and can throw shavings.
I bought some at SSL. Check any of the large hardwares, also.hindian wrote:Thanks for the reply. Where do I find this type of blade locally? Not necessarily in Ridgid brandadnj wrote:Ridgid power tools are Home Depot only. There are other brands of diamond blades for metal.
Metal blades work well, few sparks but are very noisy and can throw shavings.
Phone Surgeon wrote:wheres the best place to get razor wire?
i need to get about 500 feet
Thanks , where can I get pressure water fittings, trying to get a fitting to hook to my foam cannon.adnj wrote:INGCO and Total spec tools to be made by many, many Asian manufacturers. They do not manufacture their own products.trinibajan34 wrote:So anybody could help ah brother out with this decision?trinibajan34 wrote:Question for the guys that use power washers, total or ingco. Saw a hardware have a total powerwasher for $900 1900psi and a ingco for $1090. Any one used either , what is alyuh take on them.
This year's model may not be the same as last year's. Unless you can be model number specific and get those users' opinions, the only option remaining is to decide for yourself.
Strugglerzinc wrote:Hadden.
X_Factor wrote:https://smartwavecaribbean.com/smartwave-shop/
this place in brentwood chag has some awesome gear in terms of smart switches, locks etc
prices are really good for the switches
Lance wrote:Any one knows where I can get one of these at a decent price?
Have the exact one paid abt $400 for it at the time. Holds a HUGE amount of liquid and no spill.Lance wrote:Any one knows where I can get one of these at a decent price?
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