Power Supplies Reviews

I used this blade on a recent roofing job. To cut a groove in a chimney, while installing some flashing.This blade turns brick into a cloud of red dust leaving a very precise and clean cut. I was more than pleased with the results.Two thumbs up on this blade.From my experience it goes through brick like a hungry monster.I do recommend this blade highly.Now get out there and cut some bricks.

DeWalt H4648 #2 Square Recess 2" Power Bit

Overall nice quality tad above average.

I have just bought a dremel 275. I do Genealogy and right now I am making book to give to my son. This book has a wooden cover made entirly of wood. It will be an item that will be able to pass down from generation to generation. I have designed a Family Tree on the cover using my Dremel 275.
Thank You Dremel
Ron

I love the "T" handle hex keys - much easier to use for people with weaker hands, arthritic hands or just older hands. These keys have a particularly comfortable grip.
The only reason I didn't give this a 5th star is I wish these had a 'ball' end, to make it easier to put the bolts on.
Nice product and worth the money.
Happy shopping
JB

I love the "T" handle hex keys - much easier to use for people with weaker hands, arthritic hands or just older hands. These keys have a particularly comfortable grip.
The only reason I didn't give this a 5th star is I wish these had a 'ball' end, to make it easier to put the bolts on.
Nice product and worth the money.
Happy shopping
JB

As a finish carpenter ,I needed a blade that would cut miters without blade defliction on my hitachi sliding saw. This blade works very well. I have several blades, they stay sharp and can be sharpened about three times before you toss them.Cuts pine like a dream, hard wood takes a sharp blade espicaly on miters,

There is a 2 inches mentioned in the material for this Punch Kit. This measurement is a little optomistic, the punch will only reach in 1 3/4 inch form the side of a panel. Other than the reach problem, the punch works well and seems very good value for money.

I bought the Hitachi polisher because I wanted a machine that was lighter weight than the DeWalt DW849 I typically use. I also have a Porter Cable 7428 and have used the Makita 9227C. Normally the DeWalt is my "go to" polisher.

The Hitachi has the great feel and performance of the heavy duty DeWalt and adds the convenience of a bailing handle from the Porter Cable and the Makita 9227C. The light weight of the Hitachi makes life easier when polishing for hours at a time. The motor has a soft-start feature to minimize polish slinging but gets to its set speed quickly. The SP18VA works like the DeWalt in that it has a variable torque control ability which helps eliminate buffer "hop". A spindle lock, trigger lock and an 8 foot power cord round out the main features.

The closest machine on the market to the Hitachi is the Makita 9227C. Both look and feel alike with the Makita getting the nod for its smoother, more linear operation. By comparison the DeWalt works and feels like a tank and the Porter Cable is outclassed.

The only reservation I have with the Hitachi is its durability, which cost it one star with me. The DeWalt DW849 is legendary for its toughness and longevity and the Makita for its refined operation. Only time will tell if the Hitachi is comparable but as the new kid on the (detailing) block, it looks like a winner.

The 14.4 impact driver has performed well on everything from hex head bolts to drywall screws. I am a superintendent on a large constrion project and it has certainly impressed several of the tradesman. The sheer compact size and power has proven invaluable for many tight areas throughout the site. The battery has been holding up well too. I highly recommend this product for construction work.

I own the Pneumatic foreman pocket hole machine and i have to tell you that this is an amazing time saver. It is simple, fast and very functional. The only complaint i have is that the clamp doesn't hold the wood down as securely as i would like. i understand that the new electric model has a very secure hold on the wood. if you have an option between the two, i would go electric.