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Snap On for Carpenters
August 6, 2008

Snap On for Carpenters Now carpenters can get on the Snap On bandwagon. What do you want to bet that they are made offshore and just get the SO badge…
Tires / Gas Mileage
August 6, 2008

Need to get some tires soon for my '95 Ram pickup and thought I'd check in and see what some of you might suggest. I'm hoping that there might be…
old aluminum brake
August 6, 2008

Raining at the moment,, but If I get a pic or two,, can someone help me rehab an old brake? Bought it from my father in law for a hundred…
Buying an 1/2″ drill.
August 6, 2008

Well the time as come for me to buy ANOTHER NEW TOOL (oh boy!). I've had a Skil 3/8" drill for a number of years and I got it second…
drywall cornerbead crimper toll
August 5, 2008

Watched a drywall contractor a few years back using a cornerbead crimping tool. I didn't have time to talk to him about it. I was wondering if anyone out there…
waffle head hammers
August 5, 2008

Just to go along with the Ti hammer thread, Is the only reason for a serrated head or waffle head on any hammer (except meat tenderizer) to allow the unskilled…
Ti hammers Sick of hearing ‘how great’
August 5, 2008

Since another hammer thread did finally turn technical, I'll throw in some FACTs vs. Ti hammer maker BS marketing I've swung lead, steel, Ti, Al, rubber, aluminum, bowling pin, osage orange, and…
Weirdest tool on your truck
August 5, 2008

What weird thing do you keep on your truck? Something that gets people wondering about you. As for me, I keep an iron on board. Occasionally we find ourselves installing…
Post hole digger – 1 or 2 man?
August 3, 2008

I am looking to get a gas powered post hole digger/ auger in the near future. Wondering whether to get a 1 man or 2 man digger. Will be using…
Porter Cable gets Black & Deckered?
August 2, 2008

http://blogs.popularwoodworking.com/editorsblog/New+Tools+From+Porter+Cable.aspx I'm always wondering why everyone wants to go cordless. For a one-off, cordless is fine, but my corded tools are much more powerful, long lasting, and cheaper (Total Cost…

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