Very cool idea! I seriously love my Swag table but turning on my cordless Milwaukee has always kind of been a pain when its mounted! Ordering this tonight!
@Swagoffroad Have you decided to address customer concerns regarding Chinese made pieces in the tools that you sell? @hardearnedbacon made a video about the topic
Hi, love my table too... Great idea, thanks for posting. What provides the friction to hold the switch in. In the demo it slid in and out so easily it looked like it would me a momentary switch that needed to be held in place to stay engaged. Dan
Dan, Glad to hear you are enjoying your table! In some instances, trigger springs are strong enough to loosen the clamp. This is easily solved by removing the center wire from the choke cable and adding a few 20° bend down its length. This creates additional friction between the wire and the choke cable sheath thus resulting in a sturdy setup that doesn't loosen over time. Don't hesitate to reach out if any other questions come up! Thank you, David
@@Swagoffroad Thanks David. That makes sense with the slight bends on the cable just adding enough resistance. I appreciate all the info you provided me with today. Dan
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You folks come up with some awesome tools... I love the assortment I have...
Dave,
Thanks for the support! Glad to hear you like your tools!
Very cool idea! I seriously love my Swag table but turning on my cordless Milwaukee has always kind of been a pain when its mounted! Ordering this tonight!
Very glad to hear you like your table, Don! The Choke Out is in stock now so we'll get your order shipped out right away!
@Swagoffroad Have you decided to address customer concerns regarding Chinese made pieces in the tools that you sell? @hardearnedbacon made a video about the topic
Why isn't the hole already there?
Hi, love my table too... Great idea, thanks for posting.
What provides the friction to hold the switch in. In the demo it slid in and out so easily it looked like it would me a momentary switch that needed to be held in place to stay engaged. Dan
Dan,
Glad to hear you are enjoying your table!
In some instances, trigger springs are strong enough to loosen the clamp. This is easily solved by removing the center wire from the choke cable and adding a few 20° bend down its length. This creates additional friction between the wire and the choke cable sheath thus resulting in a sturdy setup that doesn't loosen over time.
Don't hesitate to reach out if any other questions come up!
Thank you,
David
@@Swagoffroad Thanks David. That makes sense with the slight bends on the cable just adding enough resistance. I appreciate all the info you provided me with today. Dan