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Real Name is Thomas Gunkler
Lives in Benson, NC, United States
Joined November 2011
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Gunkler (Benson, NC)
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Benson, NC
Gunkler (Benson, NC)
Can't see my picture, I posted it...
07/13/2012 11:49 AM ·
MacArty (Grand Rapids, MI)
Try deleting this and doing it again. I want to see this man cave!
07/13/2012 12:04 PM ·
Gunkler (Benson, NC)
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Anyone have a good suggestion on which blades to use on Hardie Plank Siding? I want real experience here, not something off of the internet. I have tried two different blades, just too much dust... I ... (read more)
They do make specialty saws just for fiber cement boards. look at the Makita 5057KB as an example. ... (read more)
04/09/2012 9:57 AM ·
Thewoodbutcher (Clayton, NC)
I am looking for a pair of shears to cut hardiplank siding. Any suggestions for brand names and stores who sell them would be helpful.
06/10/2012 10:37 AM ·
Gunkler (Benson, NC)
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It sands, and sands. Mine got a bit warm after some use, but it is an entry level detail sander, and I have used it one in 5 years. That is exactly what it is made for. Not a pro-sander. Overall: BUY ... (read more)
Black & Decker MS800B
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Gunkler (Benson, NC)
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Disclaimer: When I bought this light to add to my "black and yellow" collection, it was near the best light out there, and it worked with my 18v XRP batteries, so it was a quick sell. That b... (read more)
DeWalt DW919
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Gunkler (Benson, NC)
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Works with old XRP 18v batteries, which is why I bought it. Has great torque, but I believe it could be a bit faster. Not sure how others perform in speed, but I know you loose speed to gain the torqu... (read more)
DeWalt DC835KA
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Gunkler (Benson, NC)
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I am looking for an inventory program to keep track of all my tools, and parts... anyone have any ideas. (Free would be nice)
DavidWinick (Ada, MI)
My best characteristic is my being a bit OCD. It makes knowing the locations of everything. HA! Most of the time. HA again.
02/13/2012 11:09 AM ·
Gunkler (Benson, NC)
Agreed... But it would be nice still.
03/01/2012 1:53 PM ·
Gunkler (Benson, NC)
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Entry-level Angle Grinder, and it works. Cutting and grinding is a breeze. If you are not used to angle grinders I would suggest a model that has a "soft-start" function. These tools start q... (read more)
DeWalt D28110
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Gunkler (Benson, NC)
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It sands, and makes a big mess. So it makes the grade. Buy it if you are refinishing flat surfaces and your fingers are tired. Has been working for years, and no end in sight. Overall: Definite BUY
DeWalt D26441K
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Gunkler (Benson, NC)
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Does what it's paid to do! I bought mine used and marred up pretty good, and after using it myself for 10+years it is still ticking. Buy some extra #2 Phillips bits for it. Overall: Definite BUY
DeWalt DW255
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Gunkler (Benson, NC)
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Works to this day. I definitively do not use it every day, but when I need it it is a nice tool to use. Overall: BUY
Bosch PL1682
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