new toy. not sure why so cheap. rm199 only comes with case and bare tool. i think the case got ppl sell rm80

brand new. box is dusty cos i left it on the workbench for 2hours before taking pics

solid out.. some bought two or three gila wei.. rm1000 thing sell rm199

exactly.. i dont need it also. just have to have it cos its cheap.. but i would say its very well built. doesnt feel like holding black and decker or stanley grade tool

slowly expanding my m12 range with good deals.

only rm350 brand new.

u should mix more with the kitchen installer group. then u know which tools work well in the field and whats hype.

yea i kind of know the group people who sells these things to kitchen cabinet/aircon installers/mechanics so they break up promo packages and sell them individually.

ahh... that m12 fuel driver, yesterday one got sold for 420-430 i think it was a quick 1hour bidding thing among those members.

since i am not really a milwaukee hardcore..so i just gather some m12 things as they are light and powerful combo, the other fellas all go for hardcore m18 9.0ah battery kind of tools..hahaha.. cant be bothered buying those.

new item to add to my 12v milwaukee collection.

M12 4.0ah. good deals. RM180

on shopee/lzd look for arden brand from taiwan. they oem make for some usa brands also.

lavie one is quite good, but i have like 10 -12from them at half price because a few carpenters i know, ordered the wrong bit sizes. some bought 8mm or 6mm for the shank.
you should choose 6.35 (1/4) inch if it suits your router.. or else you cant used them. so i offer to buy them half price since i got like 5-6 different size routers

why dont call worx to sell you the hose spare part?

whats this obsession with sticking with one platform..lol..

for carpentry, i have 3-4 battery platform, each brand has its strong points , so i usually use milwaukee, makita, dewalt n ryobi, sorry no bosch cos when something chop "professional" on their tool.. usually not so pro

yes i have a lathe in the shop which use to make table legs.

if u have a sketch of the shape and dimensions, i can see if we can make it and how much it cost.

today brought the ryobi's out for site visit.

yea, i purposely use milwaukee batteries with my ryobi (the adapter can fit both dewalt n milwaukee) cos i see many milwaukee users always bring their packout and drills to site. and all they do is basic impact driver, screw driver contractor skills only... very less craftsman work at site. just wanna show low end ryobi also can get some results done.

actually i dont see any thing great about the "professional" blue bosch series. at least not in woodworking. makita is way better, and festool/mafell at the top of the price chain... maybe contractor level ok la they hebat. professional contractor. if there is such a thing. hahaha

for me, i view ryobi as low end cos i also use festool/makita combo for wood working. so if ryobi is low end from my angle., then those china brands are like disposable brands.

examples things that i do with my power tools, often using ryobi/makita combo.

those things not skilled user machines. just picit and drill hole. why need to say for professional hold and use it? lol.

makita miter saw (newer models) is way better than bosch glide thing. lots of flex after some time. linear rails are still more reliable.

makita table saw, abit cheapo china grade design. bosch is better. but then i dont really use contractor grade table saw.

track saw,. makita is way better only below festool.

anyway, at the end, we see end result of products made. if drilling holes is great, ok bosch wins, other things especially in carpentry, dont see any superior results from people using bosch yet. not at least locally

tq tq..
thats why abit picky on power tools and its accuracy/performance. one wrong move..gotta redo a certain component.