Porter Cable has added another pin nailer to their air gun selection-- this one will shoot from 5/8" to 1-3/8".
Here is some more info on this gun:
•Long life maintenance free motor to keep from staining the work surface
•Consistent power and penetration to sink 1-3/8" nail sub-flush into Oak
•Rear exhaust to keep contaminates away from work
•Dry-fire lock-out alerts user to re-load nails and eliminates empty nail holes
•Narrow nose design with removable non-marring nose tip with on tool storage
•Tool automatically adjusts for different fastener lengths for easier loading and less problems with pins out of spec
•Convenient side-load magazine holds 130 micro pin nails
•Reversible belt clip to keep tool close to user
•Special harden driver blade to deliver long life
•Dual trigger feature
•Low nail reload indicator
•Integrated rubber grip for improved comfort
Check it out here!
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
New Black and Decker Dust Busters
Black and Decker has a new line of dust busters--they have a slim nozzle to get into tight spots and cyclonic action to keep the dust pulled away from the filter during use to keep the suction stonger.
If your in the market for a new little vac check these out:
12vt dust buster
14vt dust buster
15.6vt dust buster
If your in the market for a new little vac check these out:
12vt dust buster
14vt dust buster
15.6vt dust buster
Saturday, March 12, 2011
DW8500 Diamond Cut Off Wheel
In case you have not heard DeWalt has a new 14" cut off wheel--- it has a diamond edge-- normally you expect the diamond blades to be for tile and stone but this one is specially made for METAL and not only can you use it on metal, it can also be used on concrete, plastic, fiberglass, rubber, non-ferrous metals and other soft materials without loading.
Another great thing about this blade is it will last--- you would go through 100 of the regular cut off blades and only one of these PLUS you can use it on other media not just metal.
Now this blade has a little bit of a price tag--$249.00 BUT if you figure the cost of 100 cut off wheels, say average cost of 6.00 per blade-- that is 600.00 (give or take) you spend on blades vs one blade at 249.00.
I think these are or will be available in a bulk pack also for you business guys-- as soon as we have this info you will see it on our website.
Check it out!
Another great thing about this blade is it will last--- you would go through 100 of the regular cut off blades and only one of these PLUS you can use it on other media not just metal.
Now this blade has a little bit of a price tag--$249.00 BUT if you figure the cost of 100 cut off wheels, say average cost of 6.00 per blade-- that is 600.00 (give or take) you spend on blades vs one blade at 249.00.
I think these are or will be available in a bulk pack also for you business guys-- as soon as we have this info you will see it on our website.
Check it out!
Monday, February 21, 2011
March Carvers Show in Hudson
Hi
Its that time again--- the Calusa Wood Carving club is havin their annual show--
It is March 5 to March 6, Saturday and Sunday
Hours are 10 am to 4 pm on Saturday and 10 am to 3 pm Sunday.
It is located at:
Veterans Memorial Park
14333 Hicks Road
Hudson, FL 34669
If your not sure where this is just google it or you can contact the club president at dave43@tampabay.rr.com
You will see some great carving and turning work, supplies and get to chat with some club members if interested in their club.
Hope to see ya all there!!
Its that time again--- the Calusa Wood Carving club is havin their annual show--
It is March 5 to March 6, Saturday and Sunday
Hours are 10 am to 4 pm on Saturday and 10 am to 3 pm Sunday.
It is located at:
Veterans Memorial Park
14333 Hicks Road
Hudson, FL 34669
If your not sure where this is just google it or you can contact the club president at dave43@tampabay.rr.com
You will see some great carving and turning work, supplies and get to chat with some club members if interested in their club.
Hope to see ya all there!!
Friday, February 18, 2011
Auto Tool Clearance
Hey all you guys who do auto repair-- we are clearancing out a good chunk of our auto tools to make room for some new items--check out the clearance section and the auto tool sections and get these items while you can. All are a great deal-- if you know someone who would be interested pass the info on to a friend.
Happy Fixing!!
Happy Fixing!!
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Saturday, February 5, 2011
DEWALT® Unveils New Pin Anchor Drive System
DEWALT® Unveils New Pin Anchor Drive System Reducing the Number of Steps Required to Set an Anchor
TOWSON, Md. (Jan. 19, 2011)
Today, DEWALT announces the launch of its new Pin Anchor Drive System (DW5517PAD), which has been engineered to reduce contractors’ frustrations associated with attaching anchors to concrete, including hammering overhead to set an anchor, bending an anchor while hammering or damaging the surface when installing into brick. The new Pin Anchor System—proprietary with DEWALT SDS Plus 3/16 inch and 1/4 inch drill bits—is ideal for mechanical, masonry, concrete, electrical and general contractors who commonly use pin anchors to fasten PVC pipe, conduit, unistrut and other light loads requiring 3/16 inch and 1/4 inch holes. This is also ideal for tight areas where a contractor cannot always fit a hammer into the space.
“Contractors rely on us to develop solutions that address their concerns and ultimately lead to increased productivity on the job-site,” explained Maurice LaPointe, product manager, DEWALT. “After talking to professionals about the issues they face when it comes to attaching anchors to concrete during rough in, we saw an opportunity to develop our new Pin Anchor System, which reduces the number of steps required to set an anchor and eliminates the need for additional hammering by the contractor.”
By using a rotary hammer to drive an anchor into the hole, the innovative DW5517PAD eliminates several steps, including users having to put their rotary hammer down and locate their hammer in order to finish the application.
Once users have drilled a hole into concrete using their DEWALT rotary hammer, the pin anchor sleeve slides over the SDS Plus bit and locks into place. When the sleeve is locked and the pin anchor is in place, the rotary hammer drives the anchor into the hole, eliminating the need for any additional hammering.
The Pin Anchor System will be available at all DEWALT retailers beginning in January 2011, and it is expected to retail for approximately $30.
About DEWALT
DEWALT is a leading manufacturer of industrial power tools and accessories, including corded and cordless drills, saws, hammers, grinders, routers, planers, plate joiners, sanders, lasers, generators, compressors, nailers, saw blades, metal and masonry drill bits, abrasives, screw driving accessories and more. DEWALT tools can be found nationally and internationally, wherever tools are sold. With more than 1,000 factory-owned and authorized locations, DEWALT has one of the most extensive service and repair networks in North America. For more information, visit www.dewalt.com or follow DEWALT on Facebook and Twitter.
Summary
DEWALT announces the launch of its new Pin Anchor Drive System (DW5517PAD), which has been engineered to reduce contractors’ frustrations associated with attaching anchors to concrete, including hammering overhead to set an anchor, bending an anchor while hammering or damaging the surface when installing into brick. By using the rotary hammer to drive an anchor into the hole, the innovative DW5517PAD eliminates several steps, including users having to put their rotary hammer down and locate their hammer before being able to finish the application.
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TOWSON, Md. (Jan. 19, 2011)
Today, DEWALT announces the launch of its new Pin Anchor Drive System (DW5517PAD), which has been engineered to reduce contractors’ frustrations associated with attaching anchors to concrete, including hammering overhead to set an anchor, bending an anchor while hammering or damaging the surface when installing into brick. The new Pin Anchor System—proprietary with DEWALT SDS Plus 3/16 inch and 1/4 inch drill bits—is ideal for mechanical, masonry, concrete, electrical and general contractors who commonly use pin anchors to fasten PVC pipe, conduit, unistrut and other light loads requiring 3/16 inch and 1/4 inch holes. This is also ideal for tight areas where a contractor cannot always fit a hammer into the space.
“Contractors rely on us to develop solutions that address their concerns and ultimately lead to increased productivity on the job-site,” explained Maurice LaPointe, product manager, DEWALT. “After talking to professionals about the issues they face when it comes to attaching anchors to concrete during rough in, we saw an opportunity to develop our new Pin Anchor System, which reduces the number of steps required to set an anchor and eliminates the need for additional hammering by the contractor.”
By using a rotary hammer to drive an anchor into the hole, the innovative DW5517PAD eliminates several steps, including users having to put their rotary hammer down and locate their hammer in order to finish the application.
Once users have drilled a hole into concrete using their DEWALT rotary hammer, the pin anchor sleeve slides over the SDS Plus bit and locks into place. When the sleeve is locked and the pin anchor is in place, the rotary hammer drives the anchor into the hole, eliminating the need for any additional hammering.
The Pin Anchor System will be available at all DEWALT retailers beginning in January 2011, and it is expected to retail for approximately $30.
About DEWALT
DEWALT is a leading manufacturer of industrial power tools and accessories, including corded and cordless drills, saws, hammers, grinders, routers, planers, plate joiners, sanders, lasers, generators, compressors, nailers, saw blades, metal and masonry drill bits, abrasives, screw driving accessories and more. DEWALT tools can be found nationally and internationally, wherever tools are sold. With more than 1,000 factory-owned and authorized locations, DEWALT has one of the most extensive service and repair networks in North America. For more information, visit www.dewalt.com or follow DEWALT on Facebook and Twitter.
Summary
DEWALT announces the launch of its new Pin Anchor Drive System (DW5517PAD), which has been engineered to reduce contractors’ frustrations associated with attaching anchors to concrete, including hammering overhead to set an anchor, bending an anchor while hammering or damaging the surface when installing into brick. By using the rotary hammer to drive an anchor into the hole, the innovative DW5517PAD eliminates several steps, including users having to put their rotary hammer down and locate their hammer before being able to finish the application.
Visit http://ToolsandMore.us
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