heard the extra kick comes from the 4.0 batts, maybe that will help with the 12v unit pushing out more ummphh

1) Max i can get Dewalt DWE7470-B1 but how it compare to Stanley STST1825?

2) that side I hide the front toe kick to give u guys see behind the support structure.

3) I plan to build using Melamine chip board 15mm. I plan to build a cement counter top.

If is like that, maybe i go for Stanley. It just a weekend hobby and no need to spend so much. Save few hundred and go for others tools.

I do "plan" to get a china cordless circular saw.

if the DWE7470 is way better than the Stanley, and slightly more expensive (~RM1300) than that is a package (+3Y warranty, WOW)

Tunggu some shop bawa and display where i'm at, then ill further comment.

And yea, the GTS10xx is the smaller, more portable version of the 4100 workhorse, with the sawstop patent issue.

Delivery Standard Delivery = RM205.00 

I will survey others shop for this model.

can just get it from eagle.
physical store in klang.

https://www.lazada.com.my/products/dewalt-d...R4X7mz&search=1

Sifus,

What tools is required to complete the task below:

1) Table saw
2) Circular saw
3) Cordless Power Drill
4) Clamp
5) Pocket hole jig
6) Screws
7) Glue

Hi all,

As 10.10 is coming soon..
I was planning to get a circular saw to cut the sinkhole in butcher block countertop (28mm thickness birch).

For maximum theoretical load I might be using it to cut 2" thick (2x4) later on.

If I get the Bosch GKS7000 it will be sufficient right (as max cutting depth is 65mm)?

Do you guys recommend the GKS7000 or should I get the Hitachi C7SS instead based on:
- serviceability (eg carbon brush replacement)
- durability (should not fail under normal home use)
- consumables (184mm saw blade is common right?)

Also one more question, 40T is good enough for clean straight cuts (90deg) in birch butcher block, or I need to get a 60T/80T saw blade?

Hahaha if top mount a jigsaw will suffice. But I have a liking for undermount sink so have to do it right the first time since I'm holding the last pcs of butcherblock from IKEA lol

Hi,

It's here. It super loud........ 

I'm not comparing any table saw, it just super loud.

I just assembly and take picture. turn on for 5 second and immediate turn off. can't bear the loud noise. now browsing for ear protection and respirators. any recommendation?

I never used any cutting power tools. I really need to be 200% careful with it.

I need to drill holes on toilet's tile. 6mm and 8mm hole size.
The bosch gsr 120  gen2 drill power enough to do the task ?
Or do i need to look for bigger brother gsr 180 li drill ?
30 Nm is enough to drill 8mm hole on tile ?
I already have rotary hammer...
I need some advice...thank you.

I bought bosch 8mm tile bit already.
Want to buy cordless drill as it is light and comfort to hold.

i have try the dewalt table saw. just a few cut i dont have a woorkable cut.

need to improve my skill.

This one can use to drill on pure rotary (no hammer) mode ma.
Personally I prefer to use the rotary as it has two handles for more accurate grip.

My left hand was injured and only can use 20~30 % power.
Rotary hammer is heavy for me at the moment.

Anyway , i have test to drill on toilet's tile with bosch cyl9
ceramic 8mm drill bit. More holes cannot la....
Two holes only is ok for me.Each hole drill 5 to 6 times to cool down
the ceramic bit.
I used normal electric drill 450w which is smaller and lighter for 8mm ceramic
drill bit. Once pass through the tile , then used 8mm sds bit for rotary hammer.

Seems like not only cordless drill can handle the tile drill , normal electric drill
also can do the job as well. The only thing is can't adjust the drill speed like
what battery cordless drill can do....

The branded 12V cordless drill like bosch , makita or dewalt is not cheap ...

I run into some issue. How do I cut bigger pieces in my table saw? Any suggestion?

I would like to cut a base panel for my cabinet estimate dimension 600mm x 900mm.

The rip fence just not able to support either dimension.

Any sifu can recommend a saw blade for melamine/laminate chipboard?

My blade come with is chipping out the board.

Hi all, sorry to be out of topic here. Anyone from Penang has faulty battery pack for their power tool?