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Lucky you lol

But you have to spend over $100 to get free shipping...so prime is still cheaper :)

https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0000AY61E?th=1 $20.91 now

I know my true 5hp IR compressor has tripped the 30a 240v breaker a couple of times, not usually, but in the years I've had it it has managed to trip on a start. I wanted to wire for 40a, but the wiring box on the compressor wouldn't fit 8/3 wire, so had to downsize to 10/3 and 30a.

The Dewalt 60v ones are just as good as a big corded one, they are definitely a step up from the 20v ones....so I could see the Makita 40v being a big step up from their 18v too.

I'm quite happy with my Dewalt cordless ones...my most used is probably the DCG413, though it's an older model and not the highest beans available, it's still super handy and has taken some pretty decent abuse. They have a new variable speed one the DCG416VSB that looks pretty awesome, might be...

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/671465168245547

Yes, you can take static images, connect via usb to a computer to offload. It doesn't do video, some of the FLIR ones can. Goes from -40c to 330c so pretty wide range, but not like you're going to get accurate temps on a burner or torch.

Why do you need to enlarge it? There's often other ways to solve the problems. A forstner bit won't work, they're not for metal. I'd probably go with a carbide burr as well, that's the first thing that comes to mind if precision isn't exactly needed. Otherwise, it would be cut all the tubes...

South Western Ontario sir. Since I do way more than just machining, and it was a gift from my wife lol, I don't mind having one. Good for automotive troubleshooting, home insulation as mentioned (has been great while I finish my basement to find spots that need attention), electronics stuff...