I have both DeWalt and Milwaukee. Mainly Milwaukee now.

Look up Torque Test Channel on YouTube, great independent test information.

Milwaukee is slightly above the rest for impacts, especially the bigger automotive ones, and their nailers.

But DeWalt also has some options that are slightly superior. Their battery grease gun is the best by far.

Daikin is great, Mitsubishi has gotten so expensive recently and it seems Daikin is as good quality.

Agree a recovery pump was a big help. I already had a powerful vacuum pump, but I did buy a recovery pump, cylinder, gauges, and a scale.

You can still check for and find leaks with Better Bubble or similar leak detector.

These are also great to help prevent leaks if you don't have Nylog and a torque wrench/crowsfoots for the fittings. They're Teflon or similar. https://flareseal.com/

ProTeam ProForce 1500XP vacuum. It's an actual commercial grade vacuum. True HEPA filters. Very user serviceable, replaceable parts available. Costs about $500-600 but totally worth it.

I'm seeing the same

This is really cool

It's a snack cracker/chip/cereal. They are normal small, approximately 1/2" square, and are "checkered "

Coastal towns

How can this be "all" made in USA parts? I thought certain critical components were only made in a few factories in the world?

Or Bob Dole Elected

She said that she had to explain to police what swatting is while they were pointing guns at her at her own front door. “There is no excuse for any police department, any police officer to not know what swatting is, and every department in this country should have policies, procedures and training around it. It has existed for over a decade. People have died from it. It’s insane.”

I can't believe police are still so oblivious to this.

This is great news