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   briankeith | Sep 26, 2003 07:36pm | #1

   Now you're talking...

   I can drive nails from the truck.

   From the next lot.

   A real rainy day nailer.

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   IMERC | Sep 26, 2003 07:43pm | #2

   And I'm the guy that doesn't care much for Deee Fault...

   Change my mind....

   Much of back order list and when's the 24 volt model available?

    

   Who ever invented work didn't know how to fish....

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   DougU | Sep 27, 2003 12:19am | #7

   Good thing its not a hand gun, other wise someone would come in here and tell us all how we couldnt hit anything with it.

   Doug 

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   IMERC | Sep 27, 2003 12:26am | #8

   Then there would be the douple tap thing.. But in this case we'll make an exception... 

   Who ever invented work didn't know how to fish....

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   MisterT | Sep 27, 2003 01:11am | #9

   Ok you climb up the ladder and hold the sheet in place and I'll nail it off from down here.

   Right after we finish our beers.Mr T

   Do not try this at home!

   I am an Experienced Professional!

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   IMERC | Sep 27, 2003 04:25am | #10

   WAIT!!!  HOLD THE PHONE!!!

   How come you get to drink beer and I can't have any...(allergic)

   Since I can't drink you hold the sheet.. Enough beer and you won't mind I'm sure..

   Trust me... ROAR!!! 

   Who ever invented work didn't know how to fish....

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   Piffin | Sep 27, 2003 05:31am | #11

   that sheet behind the tool has already been "tapped" regularly, I see.

   Excellence is its own reward!

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   MisterT | Sep 27, 2003 02:00pm | #13

   I never knew THAT was how they made peg board!!!

   Must be a bicth to get toward the end of a stack of sheetes and misplace one shot and have to start over.

   Is that what is meant by gun control!!??(this is not a political statement DO NOT start a "disscussion")Mr T

   Do not try this at home!

   I am an Experienced Professional!

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   Piffin | Sep 27, 2003 07:55pm | #14

   The bumper sticker on my truck says, "GUN CONTROL means using Both hands".

   Excellence is its own reward!

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   dmw | Sep 27, 2003 08:11pm | #15

   Gee, can I get that for a finish nailer too?

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   MisterT | Sep 27, 2003 11:47pm | #16

   Reminds me of Popeye, when he goes up to the pile of lumber, fills his mouth with nails and gives the pile a mammoth right cross.

   All the pieces of lumber fall into position as he spits out the nails like a machine gun, fastening them in place.

   I think the hardest part of that must be hitting that lumberpile just right.Mr T

   Do not try this at home!

   I am an Experienced Professional!

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   xhammerandnailsx | Sep 28, 2003 03:19am | #17

   You'd think that, but I've found that the hardest part is getting all the nails in my mouth facing the same way.

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   hasbeen | Oct 01, 2003 06:19am | #18

   I knew there had to be a better way to nail the fascia on the barge rafter...

   Any jackass can kick down a barn, but it takes a carpenter to build one.

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   MisterT | Oct 01, 2003 12:57pm | #19

   This is gonna make those Kevlar gloves real popular!

   "I aint gonna hold the board, YOU hold it and I'll Shoot!!"Mr T

   Do not try this at home!

   I am an Experienced Professional!

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   IMERC | Oct 01, 2003 11:13pm | #20

   Duct tape..... DUCT TAPE!!!  DUCT TAPE!!!

   Cheaper than kevlar and you makeit a DIY program...  

   Who ever invented work didn't know how to fish....

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   hasbeen | Oct 02, 2003 04:10am | #21

   Reminds me of working with my old friend Dick.  We liked to parody Kurt Gowdy and Don Meredith:

   I'll stay here while YOU go and wrestle the wild alligator!

   We'd use that line every time one of us just didn't want to do a particular part of the work...

   It's great when you have someone to work with who's particular aversions are a little different than your own!Any jackass can kick down a barn, but it takes a carpenter to build one.

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   CAGIV | Sep 26, 2003 08:02pm | #3

    Nah, that's just what they keep around to take the poor souls who by dewalt tools out of their  missery...

   The Count-Down begins, 81  days left

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   DaveMason2 | Sep 26, 2003 09:18pm | #4

   As Crocodile Dundee would say "Thats not a nail gun... this is a nail gun".

   Dave

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   UncleDunc | Sep 26, 2003 11:36pm | #5

   Is that the three-burst or the full auto model?

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   andybuildz | Sep 26, 2003 11:38pm | #6

   so what exactly is it...kinda looks like my rifle screw gun

   True compassion arises out of the plane of consciousness where I "am" you.

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   ProDek | Sep 27, 2003 08:41am | #12

   OK Boss that's not fair, I don't have one of those. Where did you get it and how soon can I get one?

   Tooooooool CooooooL!

   "Rather be a hammer than a nail"

   Bob

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   Wet_Head | Oct 02, 2003 04:12am | #22

   OK, I gotta know the story behind this pic.  Are there Milwaukee models available?

    

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   IMERC | Oct 02, 2003 06:17am | #23

   Suppose BOSCH could sub out to SIG and we could handle the 60d's and larger for timber and log structures with a litle less effort? 

   Who ever invented work didn't know how to fish....

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   BossHog | Oct 02, 2003 01:41pm | #24

   "OK, I gotta know the story behind this pic."

   I really know nothing about it - Just stumbled onto it and thought I'd post it here. I brake for hallucinations.

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   ikor | Oct 02, 2003 02:24pm | #25

   Don't know exactly who built it, but I have seen it "in person". It's a registered SBR (barrel is under 16in.) but otherwise a pretty standard AR15 decked out with furniture by Cavalry Arms http://www.cavalryarms.com/furniture.html and there is a cleverly fitted low capacity (not certain if 5 or 10rd.) magazine inside the battery body. Since they build "furniture" for these rifles in red and blue as well as Yellow, I would think that Milwaukee and maybe Makita models could be done. Ha!

   And yes, it actually functions and feeds with the "battery" loaded and in place.

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   Wet_Head | Oct 02, 2003 06:04pm | #26

   Too cool.  I MUST have one for my new business. 

    

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   GoldenWreckedAngle | Oct 02, 2003 07:33pm | #27

   Man, there is just something wrong with the pink and fusia AK47 dressing options!Kevin Halliburton

   "I believe that architecture is a pragmatic art. To become art it must be built on a foundation of necessity."  - I.M. Pei -

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   MarkH | Oct 02, 2003 10:13pm | #28

   The colors are just dreadful. Now if it was RED, and came in full auto, with high capacity clips and laser sights, I would buy one for the potting shed.

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   BossHog | Oct 02, 2003 10:29pm | #29

   You're a sick, twisted puppy, aren't you ???

   I like that.........................(-:Five days a week my body is a temple. The other two, it's an amusement park.

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   MarkH | Oct 03, 2003 05:09am | #30

   You got the part about the potting shed!  Glad to see you're paying attention.