Hubble Starts to Wake Up
Posted by on under short wave radio, hurricane preparedness, flashlights, batteries | 
Whether we want to admit it or not, hurricane season is moments away. This year, be prepared, at least with the basics: food, water, flashlights, batteries, battery operated short-wave radio, etc.Posted by on under lbs torque, battery gauge, milwaukee tools, paddle switch, compact spaces, compact tool, right angle drill, light battery, ps10, tool line, m12, power tool, versatility, new stuff, aces, rpm, torque, bosch, several times, batteries |
Where this new drill really shines is in compact spaces, with a head length of only 3-3/4” this drill can get into places most other tool can’t with the versatility of using a 3/8” chuck. The M12 right angle drill also features a built-in LED work light, battery gauge and extended paddle switch. Check out all the Milwaukee M12 tools at Ohio Power Tool.
Posted by on under band saws, nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp, cut time, m18, tight spaces, compact size, power tool, variable speed, battery life, volt, blade, batteries, email |
You may remember the post a few weeks ago on the corded Compact Band Saw 6249-6 ($199), well the cordless M18 Band Saw 2629-22 ($399) shares the same basic sizes and dimensions. They also both use the 35-3/8” blade and feature the built-in LED work light however the corded version does have variable speed while the cordless does not.
The new compact M18 Band Saw is 45% lighter than the Deep Cut V28 Band Saw but still has a 3-1/4” capacity large enough to handle many common tasks. Th light weight compact size paired with the built in LED work light this is possibly the best band saw on the market for getting into tight spaces. The M18 also offers up to 3x faster cut time and 3x longer battery life when compared to other 18 volt cordless band saws. If you already have other M18 tools and batteries you can also pick up the tool only version M18 Band Saw 2629-20 ($219).
If you have any questions about any of the Milwaukee portable band saws or any of the Milwaukee M18 tool feel free to call the pros at Ohio Power Tool 800-242-4424 or email any questions to sales@ohiopowertool.com.
Posted by on under nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp, compact drill, amaz, tool check, 18v cordless, power tool, bosch, ladder, batteries, amp, drill driver, ohio power |
I just got done reading a great review, up now on www.toolsnob.com, which spent 3+ months review the new Bosch 18v cordless Impactor. It looks and sounds like this tool was really put to the test including ladder drops and many other abuses.
My only complaint with the review was it states that the Impactor with (2) slimpacks starts at $250 (Amazon) but the ad on the top of their own site says you can get the Bosch 18v Impactor, Compact Drill/Driver & (2) slimpack batteries CLPK23-180 for $219 (Ohio Power Tool). Check out all the Bosch 18V Tools with some really great special pricing on Ohio Power Tool.
Posted by on under mentied, server failure, phes, t mobile, backup data, mobile community, mobile data, community forums, cr, batteries, fear, servers, microsoft |
Expanding on the T-Mobile data loss mentioned in an update to an earlier story, reader stigmato writes 'T-Mobile's popular Sidekick brand of devices and their users are facing a data loss crisis. According to the T-Mobile community forums, Microsoft/Danger has suffered a catastrophic server failure that has resulted in the loss of all personal data not stored on the phones. They are advising users not to turn off their phones, reset them or let the batteries die in them for fear of losing what data remains on the devices. Microsoft/Danger has stated that they cannot recover the data but are still trying. Already people are clamoring for a lawsuit. Should we continue to trust cloud computing content providers with our personal information? Perhaps they should have used ZFS or btrfs for their servers ...'Read more of this story at Slashdot.
