Most of my tools have been bought on the marketplace from aging people selling their tools. I changed the blades where possible, and everything still works great, even more so for the very low prices I paid for most of them. My mitre saw is the only one that I'm starting to think about upgrading, it doesn't slide smooth, the laser is gone, and sometimes it does weird sounds when I stop using it.
@@Mat_Builds That's cool. I live in New Zealand and started as hobby/side hustle also doing stuff with pallets. I try to by second hand as possible, last one was a Back & Decker belt sander KA85 really cheap. Prior also B&D jigsaw and Makita 3600BR plunge router that I believe it's from the 90's.
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Interesting that most of your tools are Mastercraft. I only have their non electric tools. How do you find them for quality and durability?
Most of my tools have been bought on the marketplace from aging people selling their tools. I changed the blades where possible, and everything still works great, even more so for the very low prices I paid for most of them. My mitre saw is the only one that I'm starting to think about upgrading, it doesn't slide smooth, the laser is gone, and sometimes it does weird sounds when I stop using it.
@@Mat_Builds That's cool. I live in New Zealand and started as hobby/side hustle also doing stuff with pallets. I try to by second hand as possible, last one was a Back & Decker belt sander KA85 really cheap. Prior also B&D jigsaw and Makita 3600BR plunge router that I believe it's from the 90's.