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One man's junk..... Throw it on Craigslist, OfferUp, etc. Someone would probably love to have it.

I think by the time I saw it, it sounded like you were set on the Harbor Freight or Bosch? I've owned about every major brand. Bottom line is if you're buying cordless and already have a set of cordless tools by any of the major brands - you really can't go wrong. What did you wind up getting?

My wife takes mine all the time....part of the reason I have three lol. The top one (DCH733) has a little more than twice the power of the one below it (DCH481).

Just recently picked up the 20v Atomic SDS (bottom) and the 60v 1-7/8" SDS (top) . No masonry is safe......

Yep, I actually have three of them. If I'm working out of the back of the van (parking garage installs, etc), I hang them all off the ceiling pointed out the back of the van. They help substantially.

Most of those aren't "bubbles", they're tunnels and they should have been squeegeed out at the time of install. And no, most of that won't dissipate. The installer needs to see if those can still be squeegeed out. If it can't be fixed to the customers satisfaction, yes, it should be redone.

Removed tons like this.....I've always used a variety of putty knives and small pry/flat bars. Wooden shims to put pressure as you go is a good idea. Place a moving blanket on the floor in case one gets away from you.

No exceptions? Tape and Lexel work fine on PVC.

I agree - that doesn't look like real brick. Step one is to get a definitive on what the material is so you can plan accordingly. If it's brick, how smooth is it? If it's wallpaper, faux material, etc, you'll be fine with tape and Lexel. I would not use silicone and I would definitely not use...

With enough tape, it will hold. Do your homework, talk to 3M, see what the shear weight capabilities are for the tape and how much you'll need for the specific weight of each letter. It's going to absolutely suck for whoever has to remove it someday, but yes, tape will hold it.

I saw that lol....I was thinking as large as possible.

Thought about putting my logo on there...

They hold stuff like paint, moving blankets, bags of concrete, window washing bucket, etc. Nothing that would really go on a shadow board.

Yeah, those are lateral filing cabinets. They're great for storage.

JBurton big black door?

Gotta be, lol. Have to fit two vehicles in the garage, so gotta stay organized.

I do, but I have some Ryobi and Milwaukee 12v stuff, too. No one platform makes everything, unfortunately. I had Hilti and Bosch stuff too, at one point, but had to slim things down a bit.

Good eye lol. There's a Ryobi 6 gallon cordless shop vac, a few Ryobi batteries and a Ryobi inverter that I use on installs to power my tablet and phone. There's a bunch of other Ryobi stuff in one of the file cabinets (lights, fluid pump, router, inflator, etc)....mainly stuff that's been...

There's a 4' ladder towards the top right, behind the tool chest, that's not visible in the picture.

She thinks she is. If I'm doing office work, she has to be right there in that bed.