What's your favorite tool
09-22-2009, 09:37 PM
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[QUOTE=JohnA,Sep 22 2009, 06:06 PM]Pocket mini swiss army knife.
09-23-2009, 12:21 AM
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Patty needing a cork screw? I can't imagine why? 
I use my ratcheting screwdriver alot around the house. For cars (Honda at least) you can't do much without a 10mm.
For general purposes give me a butter knife - you can use it as a screw driver, hammer, pry bar, scraper, and even butter bread with it
I use my ratcheting screwdriver alot around the house. For cars (Honda at least) you can't do much without a 10mm.
For general purposes give me a butter knife - you can use it as a screw driver, hammer, pry bar, scraper, and even butter bread with it
09-23-2009, 03:09 AM
#26
so many tools,
so little time....
It's not unusual for me to buy the right tool for the job.
One of slickest tools I bought was a Bosch flush cut saw,
lets you get into those really tight cuts.
one of those rare tools that I just couldn't figure out another way to do it without using this.
I always carry at least one swiss army knife, a little one on my keychain and a fuller featured one in my pocket.
I gave my big one to #2 son when we dropped him at school.
so little time....
It's not unusual for me to buy the right tool for the job.
One of slickest tools I bought was a Bosch flush cut saw,
lets you get into those really tight cuts.
one of those rare tools that I just couldn't figure out another way to do it without using this.
I always carry at least one swiss army knife, a little one on my keychain and a fuller featured one in my pocket.
I gave my big one to #2 son when we dropped him at school.
09-23-2009, 03:22 AM
#27
What's my favorite tool - the one I don't have with me or can't find when I need it. 
09-23-2009, 04:20 AM
#28
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Originally Posted by Tadashi,Sep 23 2009, 03:21 AM
Patty needing a cork screw? I can't imagine why?
I use my ratcheting screwdriver alot around the house. For cars (Honda at least) you can't do much without a 10mm.
For general purposes give me a butter knife - you can use it as a screw driver, hammer, pry bar, scraper, and even butter bread with it
I use my ratcheting screwdriver alot around the house. For cars (Honda at least) you can't do much without a 10mm.
For general purposes give me a butter knife - you can use it as a screw driver, hammer, pry bar, scraper, and even butter bread with it
09-23-2009, 04:36 AM
#29
Originally Posted by boltonblue,Sep 23 2009, 06:09 AM
so many tools,
so little time....
It's not unusual for me to buy the right tool for the job.
One of slickest tools I bought was a Bosch flush cut saw,
lets you get into those really tight cuts.
one of those rare tools that I just couldn't figure out another way to do it without using this.
I always carry at least one swiss army knife, a little one on my keychain and a fuller featured one in my pocket.
I gave my big one to #2 son when we dropped him at school.
so little time....
It's not unusual for me to buy the right tool for the job.
One of slickest tools I bought was a Bosch flush cut saw,
lets you get into those really tight cuts.
one of those rare tools that I just couldn't figure out another way to do it without using this.
I always carry at least one swiss army knife, a little one on my keychain and a fuller featured one in my pocket.
I gave my big one to #2 son when we dropped him at school.
