Ridgid battery Clearance at Home Despot

[Rez Exelon]

Same, the only reason I went with ridgid is the lifetime warranty even on batteries.

I see the milwaukee line up these days and think damn, maybe I should make the jump.

That 12-in compound bevel battery powered miter saw they have is pretty dang nice

 

[Ready_fire_aim]

Right. For the most part ridgid stuff is fine, especially for average homeowner use. The battery circular saw is kinda weak sauce though…

For hard use however, from what I have seen, the yellow ones and red ones do hold up better.

 

[beardking]

Aaaaaand... I'm getting a divorce now. But, at least I'll have a new cordless grinder and batteries to keep me company.

 

[Rez Exelon]

Aaaaaand... I'm getting a divorce now. But, at least I'll have a new cordless grinder and batteries to keep me company.

Dude good choice. I use the crap out of my grinder all the time

 

[beardking]

Dude good choice. I use the crap out of my grinder all the time

I was just using mine the other day and that's what pushed me over the edge to go ahead and get this one. Dealing with that freaking cord the whole time was driving me batsh8t crazy.

 

[Shadowrider]

Dealing with that freaking cord the whole time was driving me batsh8t crazy.

Good battery powered tools have me hating corded tools now. From hand saw to power saw was nirvana. Now I can't stand them!

 

[Rez Exelon]

Good battery powered tools have me hating corded tools now. From hand saw to power saw was nirvana. Now I can't stand them!

I saw that HD also had a Dewalt 60v 20" chainsaw with one of the flexvolt batteries down to 250 in some stores. I didn't find one but I tried. I would have 100% sold off the chainsaw since my gasser works great, but after selling it that's basically a free battery. And they do make a 60v mitre saw and table saw that would meet my current needs and give me a lot of versatility on worksites being battery and all.

I actually also got one of the Ridgid 6 gallon compressors recently just to have a smaller profile tank compared to my 50 gallon. It was marked from 300-->200 and came with a hose, an 18 gauge brad, 18 gauge staple and I think a 16 gauge nail gun, something like that. Seemed solid for the money.

 

[mouthpiece]

I saw that HD also had a Dewalt 60v 20" chainsaw with one of the flexvolt batteries down to 250 in some stores. I didn't find one but I tried. I would have 100% sold off the chainsaw since my gasser works great, but after selling it that's basically a free battery. And they do make a 60v mitre saw and table saw that would meet my current needs and give me a lot of versatility on worksites being battery and all.

I actually also got one of the Ridgid 6 gallon compressors recently just to have a smaller profile tank compared to my 50 gallon. It was marked from 300-->200 and came with a hose, an 18 gauge brad, 18 gauge staple and I think a 16 gauge nail gun, something like that. Seemed solid for the money.

STOP SPENDING MY MONEY!!!

 

[Rez Exelon]

STOP SPENDING MY MONEY!!!

To be honest, the jobsite radio is pretty dope. I'm going to let me other bluetooth speakers I've been using go. If you want the pair of em just holler when you'll be near me sometime.

 

[Rez Exelon]

Okay, my dudes I'm just over here feeling all productive. Registered all my tools with LSA. So in total I got:
6 Gallon Pancake Compressor
18 Gauge Brad Nailer
18 Gauge Stapler
16 Gauge Straight Nailer
Apparently an air hose
2x 4AH batteries
Charger
Jobsite Radio with BT

For a total of $350 +/-

I was thinking to save a few bucks and get the Porter Cable pancake that was on markdown too, but the LSA seemed like it was worth an extra 40, and it came with the 18 gauge stapler where the PC kit had a 23 gauge pin nailer that I already have.

Now just to wait on that confirmation email before I get rid of all the boxes I guess.