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08 March 2021
Pegboard for the pros
The wall control steel pegboard is well made, much stronger that the conventional wood fiber pegboard. The panels are pretty small (16" x 32") so you need quite a few to create the equivalent of a 4' x 8' pegboard - actually around 9 steel boards to make a 32 sqft pegboard.
They can take standard 1/4" round hooks so you don't need to buy the slot type Wall Control hooks and hangers which are rather pricey. I used used a mix of cheap nylon hooks for hanging standard tools and a few specialized wall Control brackets for more complex tools.
It's not intended to be cheaper than the fiber pegboard but it looks a lot better so if you really value a pro workshop you need to buy these.
08 January 2018
Easy to use and deadly to mice
I have used these traps for 15 years. I probably have a dozen of them set around the house. Always bait with peanut butter and smear it into the slots in the paddle so mice can't carry it off.
It kills approx. 9 times out of 10. On rare occasions it catches a mouse by the tail or the leg and they will gnaw themselves free which will leave the trap looking distressed but still usable. They also drag the trap away so you might have to hunt for it. One of my traps got a juvenile black snake one time. I guess it was hunting the mice, Very easy to use, dump dead mouse and reset. No better trap in my opinion.
17 April 2022
Very expensive and poor performance
1 of 1 found this helpful I bought this bit to drill porcelain tile which is the ultimate challenge for a diamond bit.The bit was fine for three holes. The fourth hole took over 10 minutes to drill. After 8 holes there was no diamond coating left. Yes, I used water cooling and slow drilling speed. I bought a second one and got 6 holes out of it before it died. So I spent $35 for 14 holes.
I still had many holes to drill. I bought a 20 pack of cheap Chinese hollow tube bits. $14 for 20. I drilled 3 holes each with the two first. They cut a lot faster and make cleaner holes. This Milwaukee bit looks beautiful but after one hour you throw it away and it's very expensive per hole.