So the Milwaukee tape measure is pretty good for the money?
Yeah it's pretty good. I use this one all day at work. I love the finger cut out, the oversized belt clip (fits on my gun belt. Other tape measures don't fit), the flex tape is great and much more forgiving before getting permanently bent/kinked and it has an architectural scale on it. Also has measurements on both sides of the tape which has been fantastic.So the Milwaukee tape measure is pretty good for the money?
So the Milwaukee tape measure is pretty good for the money?
Yeah it's pretty good. I use this one all day at work. I love the finger cut out, the oversized belt clip (fits on my gun belt. Other tape measures don't fit), the flex tape is great and much more forgiving before getting permanently bent/kinked and it has an architectural scale on it. Also has measurements on both sides of the tape which has been fantastic.
Is it better than a Fatmax for hard use? Nope, the Fatmax is still King. But it's pretty damn good.
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*PAINTER OF ONEAssembled my 6ft Bakers Scaffold, from online BF sale for $148 and started a little bit painting on the attached garage ceiling.
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that is some nice scaffolding!!
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Protip: Don't lock the wheels and you can move it around by trying to skate it. Makes it easier than having to get down and move it.Beats being on the ladder all the time, wheel locks work great, 30in wide so it fits in doorways etc.
Protip: Don't lock the wheels and you can move it around by trying to skate it. Makes it easier than having to get down and move it.
Makes life interesting thenyes I know, but in that picture there is a 2in drop in garage floor.
yes I know, but in that picture there is a 2in drop in garage floor.
Every time I need security screw tips I look at Granger, McMaster Car, my local locksmith wholesaler, and Fastenall. Usually none of them have anything I need in stock.
Same situation has happened to me multiple times so yesterday I looked into resolving it. Harbor Freight not only has them in stock they sell them as a kit for $7. My guess is it's because their customers like to break into things
I could be wrong, but due to their locations in impoverished neighborhoods.....I don't think I am.
Either way I got a good buy, even if I only use one bit once
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I remember that being a decent kit. We had one when I worked for the university. Those security bits are how we protected assets from students.