Power Tool Accessories Reviews

Although only 18", this bag is big and can hold a lot of stuff.

The bag is heavy, but thats because of the construction and materials. There are 3 outside pockets secured by velcro on one side. The other side has 3 open pockets. On the short sides, there are 2 pockets each, for a total of 4. THe 4 pcokets are openfaced.

The cargo area is actually two separate places. There are two zippers for two different areas. Although the bottom is secured by velcro and can be opened, there is still a divider throughout the upper portions.

One area has a sleeve for a drill and small removable tool pouch. The other area is just open space. There are no integral interior pockets.

I like the length of the bag, but I am not sure aboutt he width. When opened fully, it looks like a square because it is so wide.

I would have liked to have seen more interior pockets and exterior pockets that close.

Contrary to the picture - this item is *only* the drop in charger tray - not the tray *and* the charger. If you are adding recharge capability to your (originally) alkaline only radio then, at a minimum, you will need the rechargeable battery plus the charger. This tray simply adds the convenience of "dropping-in" the radio rather than plugging the charger into the radio directly.

Good charger unles the battery is bad. Nothing on/in charger to prevent it from burning out because of a bad battery and no way to tell until you try to charge and burn up the charger you just paid $24 for. Have battery tested first.

To say the retail price is 317.55 is misleading at best. The normal price is 199 and always has been. It is sold at 189 at woodworking shows. Amazon should insist on prices reflecting the actual advertised price. When displayed this way they would appear to be some special markdown.

I have no quarrel with the quality of Woodline bits, however the pricing listed here is misleading. The NORMAL price in the Woodline catlog has been for as long as I've had a catlog and still is in their current catalog 199. You could of course buy it here for 219 but I have no idea why. The retail price that is listed is bogus.

Hi I have had this drill press for a few months and haven't had any problems yet, I agree with the reviewer that said its the only vairiable speed bench press, because i looked too. It seems ok for something made in China - but I challenge anyone to find a drill press made in the USA, I looked for that too and couldn't find it.

I really like the variable speed because I never changed the belt speed on my other models either - it was too much trouble.

Its an excellent press for the money it costs - its really dirt cheap for what you get.

I would be happy to spend several hundred dollars on a made in USA model but I dont think anyone wants to make one because most other Americans are too cheap to buy one.

I have used two of the variable speed drill presses in my Tech highschool classes for two years. The only problem I had was one developed a faulty switch after one year of operation. This was replaced by Delta. These two were used nearly everyday in class by many different students. We liked the ease of setup and the heavy construction. I have order one for my home shop.
Over all it is a good machine for the money and the variable speed is much safer than changing belt pulleys.

Hello, I'm a machinest that always wanted a drill press at home. I looked at every machine available . This machine stands out !! The variable speed works and is indespensable, the chuck is the weak link so I wen't on ebay and purchased a keyless chuck ( jt33 taper ) for $20 new , installed it and now I'm in Drillpress Nirvana. Amazon sells these machines for under $200 , it's a bargain compared to what else is out there. This machine lacks nothing , it even has a light.

I too was not happy that the unit I purchased had excessive vibration. But the price was right. So, I got out six quarters and stacked them two high and taped them to the top of the horizontal wheel. I then moved them 90 degrees and tried again. Continued until I found the spot that had the least vibration and then slightly varied the position and quantity to minimize the vibration. Then I marked the optimum position, took off the remaining quarters and weighed them on a postal scale. Then I cut off enough two to three inch lengths of lead tape to match the weight of the quarters and applied it to the bottom of the wheel(3" of tape is about equivalent to one quarter). I purchase the lead tape from a golf store that sells it for the purpose of balancing golf clubs for optimum swing. I think it will stay in place inspite of the wet environment. Another option is to grind the heavy side of the metal plate to remove material equal to the number of quarters needed to balance the wheel.

Looks like this unit is either right, or wrong. Mine is smak on with no issues, easiest power sharping system I have ever used.
The wet wheel hones well, leaves an edge that is exactly right. When setup properly. Check the review in FWW, one of the better "cheap" systems out there

I almost did not buy this unit because of the poor reviews. I have had it for a few weeks now and used it on most of my tool blades. This is not a unit for the novice, and requires some knowledge of tool sharpening. If you are a novice, purchase a book on sharpening with the unit. This with a little common sense, and you should do just fine. As for the rest, you should read the manual that comes with the unit. I have found almost everyone thinks they know how to sharpen tools, most do not.

I purchased my 330M a couple of years ago and, true, it did work well for a time. However, now I have an expensive piece of junk (attachements extra). The problems I've encountered began as low pressure and progressed to no power.

I would gladly pay to get this unit repaired, but, according to the fabulous customer service staff at Karcher, I need to bring it to either Des Moines or East Grand Forks--I live near Minneapolis.

I was told this by a rep after using the 800 number service center directory. Every listed service center near my home either do not repair electric Karcher units or never did (I am still trying to figure out how they pick their business partners--several had never worked on Karcher products.)

After countless phone calls, many minutes on hold and several emails (no one ever even replied) to Karcher I finally spoke with a live person who informed me to travel several hundred miles to repair a hundred dollar machine.

Forget it. I'll let my dollars vote for me. Karcher will never see another dime out of me and if asked I will tell all to avoid Karcher products. If Karcher's goal is to ignore/anger customers I must say 'nicely done'.

I should have known that something made of plastic would last about as long as something made of plastic!!!. The handle on the unit I purchased blew the internal gaskets on the third squeeze. The pressure was actually not too bad before that happened. $5.00 and two weeks later I had the replacement parts from the local service center. As I expected, 3 squeezes later the gun was leaking like a stuck pig. I wrote to Karcher and they are sending me a replacement gun....FREE OF CHARGE (I'll believe it when I see it). A new heavy duty gun will run between $35 and $55. I think I'll use that $55 towards the purchase of a new commercial grade unit.....and not a Karcher. Oh...and thanks to the dude who turned me on to "Pressureparts.com." They've got what you need to fix what needs fixin'.

I wish that I had spent the extra $150 and bought a gas powered one instead of buying this K360. I have owned it for 3.5 years. The unit only has ~ 80 run hours. The pressure switch has been replaced twice(out of the warranty period, of course). Repair cost $50 each time and took ~ 4 weeks each. Bad sign when the lady at the repair shop said, "We see a lot of these". After the second repair, I swore that the third time, I would junk it and buy a more-powerful, gas-powered one (Coastal TX is a mildew-coated place). Once again, the pressure switch failed.

When it worked, it worked well. But the reliability has not been that great. I love the Karcher attachments, especially the rotojet - cleans dirt and mildew off of paint without removing the paint. 1600 psi & 1.7 gpm is barely enough for down here. I have been doing a lot of comparison shopping, and the attachments from other manufacturers do not have the features that Karcher offers. Since I have a full set of Karcher attachments, I may end up purchasing another Karcher pressure washer.

I bought a different model of Shark vacuum cleaner about three months ago at a Target store near my home. It's a different model than the ones sold on Amazon, but after reading the reviews here from customers who have purchased different models the results are the same: Shark vacuum cleaners die out after a few months, and even when they work for a few short months they are so high maintenance it's not worth it. Stick with Eureka, Hoover or another trusted brand. The only thing going for Shark vacs is that they look good.....

I agree with some other reviewers that the unit runs on the hot side, but we've had ours for several years and it's still working great! My biggest complaint is that it is so good at sucking up dust particles that the filter quickly clogs and won't pick up larger items. Then the filter needs to be banged out in order to restore suction.

It's great for vacuuming stairs and cars and small things...but I usually have to bang out the filter 2 or 3 times when doing the stairs or the car. Kind of a pain, but at the same time it's reassuring to know that it's getting that much dust out of the carpet.

I would not use it for big jobs, but think it works great for small jobs. The biggest issue is trying to track down replacement filters...when I find them I usually buy a couple.

excellent product does what it says it can pickup anything, it feels like holding a chainsaw in your hand.

We got this vacuum as a gift at our wedding shower. I didn't know much about vacuums when I did my registry online and so I added this one to my registry. We had this vacuum for a year (used it about once a month if that) and then when we bought our house we started to need it more but it decided to stop working. Hubby took it apart because there was no suction and couldn't find anything wrong with it. He put it back together and still no suction. Right now it's sitting in my basement since it's practically new but soon it'll be going to the dump. Very hard to clean. Filter is ALWAYS clogged. Basically, this is a piece of junk!!!!

I bought this vacuum at Best Buy and after TWO uses it became useless: no suction, just blows dust around. Filter clogs in a heartbeat, messy to empty, and canister will not fit back in correctly.

Don't waste your time with this product.

I haven't had any problems with my machine. Anything you purchase you have to take care of in order for it to last. I clean my filter and even my rotary duster on a regular basis. Recently the belt broke and I had a hard time finding the replacement, BUT that was only because I didn't write down my model number! I was able to find what I was looking for, here's the link; http://www.sharkcompany.com/shark/productdetail.aspx?pid=29A2CCD8-9E53-4C23-88C8-91056216(Euro-Pro+Base+Catalog)

You get a great deal! 4 bulbs and 4 belts for $16.00?! That will last you PLENTY of time!

Hope this helps some of you!