LYN Power Tools Discussion, Bosch, Hitachi, Milwaukee, Metabo, Hilti
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 Jul 11 2016, 09:43 AM
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jul 11 2016, 09:15 AM) If it hammer drill with sds chucking, it is normal for some wobbling. After detail inspection of the 3 finger chuck, looks like one of the finger in the chuck is out of alignment a bit. But for 3finger chuck, it shouldn't be wobbling too much. Or minor.  Mujur I have found the receipt. |
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Jul 11 2016, 09:47 AM
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QUOTE(ShadowR1 @ Jul 10 2016, 01:48 PM) use the miwaukee batt hammer drill yesterday. didnt note down the model but it work like a charm drilling tru a zinc plate - mortar - brick with a mansory bit. Enjoy too bad didnt have a chance to drill on concrete. anyone know where i can go and look see miwaukee power tools. cheers folks.  http://www.mypowertools.com.my/search.html?keyword=milwaukee |
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Jul 11 2016, 10:54 AM
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QUOTE(kengyan @ Jul 11 2016, 10:11 AM) A joke and fact that can be brought for LOL : always ensure fit connections before starting a work. Ya lor, I remember my electric drill does not wobble that much.The above fact will ensure safety of the person and equipment. Also, if you never/or can't connect it properly, it will endanger your self in worst case scenario, or break the drill bit. Not to mention the motor have to suffer additional stress. Did a search on google and seems like this is happening on many cordless drills. Finally found the receipt oh yeah!!!  This post has been edited by yushin: Jul 11 2016, 10:54 AM |
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Jul 11 2016, 11:26 AM
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» Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « Hmm, web site not updated? I see their price quite reasonable but if its not updated then can't really use as reference liao. I was thinking of getting some 36/50 inch Irwin clamps from them later... |
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Jul 11 2016, 05:49 PM
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QUOTE(kengyan @ Jul 11 2016, 04:56 PM) Anyway, need your guy's opinion on this. I have a Dremel 4000, a plunge router attachment with modified length of the rod as to convert a hobby power tool to a semi pro power tool. Apparently this way does not work on cutting MDF straight. So now am thinking getting a real pro power tool for the right job. Jigsaw sure out of topic as it won't give a real straight cut. Left with circular saw which I'm thinking to get. But would like to convert it to a fixed saw as this is the only way to get real straight cut. Use a straight metal ruler as cutting guide also can't cut straight with a jigsaw? *nvr try it myself yet*Any idea for this? Thanks. If the MDF you cut is not more than 1 inch can consider those 10.8v circular saw? If got budget, get a proper portable 10" table saw? Can store at corner of the room when no use  I saw many in youtube converting circular saw to table saw, but without any proper saw blade protection, very scary. |
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Jul 11 2016, 07:44 PM
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Did further testing on all my drill bits after work today.
Seems like not all drill bits will wobble. Looking at the picture, those bits at the right wobbles while those at the left is stable or wobble a little only. most 4mm drill bits wobble except 1. Hmm...I think the drill is ok, just the drill bits. I don't have smaller size(less than 4mm) bits to test. 
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Jul 11 2016, 08:02 PM
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jul 11 2016, 07:52 PM) You buying the cheap concrete drill bit? The material is freaking soft. Those drill bits I accumulated over the years, got china bundle bits, B&D, wolfcraft and bosch.Have a set don't no who give. I throw away. The ones I used the most are 5 and 6 mm. Well, 2 of the bits that wobble are from Bosch, 4mm and 10mm. |
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Jul 11 2016, 08:03 PM
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jul 11 2016, 07:57 PM) Guess YouTube plenty such video how to convert. If use 18V I think will have enough power to cut hard wood.Still pretty easy to cut my door Nyatoh wood using the cordless circular saw. Later when I make my workbench with resak wood I plan to cut with my 18v jigsaw. This post has been edited by yushin: Jul 11 2016, 08:31 PM |
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Jul 11 2016, 10:46 PM
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QUOTE(kengyan @ Jul 11 2016, 10:25 PM) A GKS 235T that requires 2000W wired cost you rm880. The blade is very important too. While an entry level Bosch cordless cost you rm4** or the 18V cost rm1***. Also the motor speed also matters, especially when you need to cut MDF or HDF, cutting wood actually requires more power than cutting metal. Blade that come with the saw is usually good to cut wood but not mdf. For mdf, you need blades that has more teeth for a smooth finish so put that into your cost too. The 18V Bosch cordless circular saw CCS180BL only sells for USD 128, bare tool with Lboxx-2 in Amazon. Its made in Malaysia. I don't understand why Malaysia is selling so god damn expensive @ RM1k just for bare tool.  Btw, my 18V bosch square sander has arrive. Can do pallet wood sanding outside and no need to worry too much dust in house. This post has been edited by yushin: Jul 11 2016, 11:16 PM |
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Jul 11 2016, 11:20 PM
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jul 11 2016, 11:15 PM) No need DIY --> http://power8workshop.my/ Walauweh so cheap... Big seller like amazon really have huge purchasing/nego power.Freaking cheap -> https://www.amazon.com/Makita-XSS02Z-Lithiu...ords=makita+lxt |
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Jul 11 2016, 11:36 PM
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jul 11 2016, 11:23 PM) Last time wait for black Friday and sapu. 30% discount. Shipment I got proxy warehouse in California to consolidate, just the DHL cost is a lot..Just the shipment problem and costly. |
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Jul 12 2016, 09:43 AM
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jul 12 2016, 08:37 AM) Does not ship to here. Anything that involve battery, amazon won't ship international. Well, for that circular saw, shipping costs = cost of the saw. So got to use the yushin way. Probably same as the tools price for the shipping cost ?  Amazon prime day is today, see amazon prime day got crazy 30% discount or not. |
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Jul 12 2016, 10:58 AM
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jul 12 2016, 10:09 AM) I can get a cheaper shipping cost. But require over 100lb of weight. And longer shipping time. (vessel) I don't mind longer shipping time if the transport cost is really cheap. hehehe.My DIY projects can wait. |
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Jul 13 2016, 01:28 PM
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QUOTE(kengyan @ Jul 13 2016, 12:36 PM) Anyway, after went to a local Bosch distributor, the best option would be GKS 66X to buy locally for the price of rm530. Haih... Many of the items in our online shopping portals does not even have a proper "what is in the box" list.No doubt Gemfive, lazada are selling cheaper(with the discount vouchers) of the price as low as rm482, but it does not come together with the dust extractor attachment and the guide. So better ask properly before buying any power tools, especially buying online. Some dont even have Q&A section.  |
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Jul 15 2016, 09:37 AM
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Hi,
Do you guys do dust collection when cutting/routing/sanding? I plan to convert my small room into a woodwork room. Worry about dusts flying around. Room is small at about 8' x 10'. Saw some cyclone collectors in aliexpress, quite interesting. |
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Jul 15 2016, 10:56 AM
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QUOTE(-oc-gassa @ Jul 15 2016, 10:49 AM) price wise oso okay.. but does this below RM 150 range cyclone collectors works better than let say RM 500 range normal vaccum cleaner? might buy 1 ..hehe RM150 is just the cyclone cone from aliexpress, you need to add the vacuum blower and dustbin to make it work.Want high quality air can even add HEPA filter lol... The cyclone's function is to collect larger wood dusts first before the air goes to your vacuum cleaner. Normal home use vacuum cleaner not durable enough to handle too many wood dust. This post has been edited by yushin: Jul 15 2016, 10:58 AM |
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Jul 15 2016, 01:42 PM
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QUOTE(kengyan @ Jul 15 2016, 01:14 PM) Better do it open air, even you are using the world most expensive dust extractor, it won't remove 100% most of the time. Can recommend some good dust mask? Most I see are those 3M one in ACE.Wear proper dust mask(avoid those 3M cheapo mask) and safety spec are the best way to go with it. |
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Jul 15 2016, 02:32 PM
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Mine is home DIY and small woodworking only. Not hardcore production type.
Doing in a room has the benefit of aircond. |
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Jul 19 2016, 10:19 PM
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Looks like a very very big oscilating tool...
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Jul 20 2016, 09:50 PM
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QUOTE(Leon be here now @ Jul 20 2016, 06:10 PM) http://www.gemfive.com/my/skil-5301-circular-saw Cut slower sure will result in a cleaner cut...dam the 30 and 25% discounts all expired, not even the 20%, only 15% now, still cheaper then getting it local. thinking of getting a circular saw for cutting laminated chipboard, i assume i need fine teeth for good clean cut? how much do they generally cost? if i just use the standard blade if i cut very slow will it do a clean cut? By refering to amazon, 7 inch saw blade should be less than rm80. |
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