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what's your favorite tool in your toolbox?
me ^
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| TZ
Posted on 08/08/2014 6:48:05 AM PDT by TurboZamboni
what's your favorite tool?
mine is a ratchet drive screwdriver with all the bits inside the driver head.
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TOPICS: Chit/Chat; Hobbies
KEYWORDS: friday; tools; vanity
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To: Neoliberalnot
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posted on
08/08/2014 8:17:33 AM PDT
by
skeeter
To: TurboZamboni
Fender white medium pick.
122
posted on
08/08/2014 8:18:08 AM PDT
by
Eddie01
(Liberals lie about everything all the time.)
123
posted on
08/08/2014 8:19:48 AM PDT
by
Rio
(Proud resident of the State of Jefferson)
To: mountainlion
Yup! With that tool, you can make anyone else do the work!
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posted on
08/08/2014 8:20:23 AM PDT
by
SgtHooper
(Anyone who remembers the 60's, was not there!)
To: SgtHooper
Yup! With that tool, you can make anyone else do the work!
Or stop them form making you work!
125
posted on
08/08/2014 8:22:08 AM PDT
by
mountainlion
(Live well for those that did not make it back.)
To: Neoliberalnot
hahahahaha, yes, I bet they did!
126
posted on
08/08/2014 8:25:41 AM PDT
by
SgtHooper
(Anyone who remembers the 60's, was not there!)
To: Rio
Grew up on the farm with that baby. It was worth its weight in gold!
127
posted on
08/08/2014 8:27:12 AM PDT
by
SgtHooper
(Anyone who remembers the 60's, was not there!)
To: TurboZamboni
My favorite tool was a Craftsman ratcheting screwdriver I had bought back in the early 1980s. It had this great, heavy, solid handle (that would occasionally be used as a "persuader") and a really smooth ratcheting action. I had that driver until the mid 1990s, when someone stole my tool kit, and that's the one tool I really missed (even more than my Fluke 87!)
That style of driver was discontinued by Sears years before, and I was never able to find another one. I wound up replacing it with a Snap-On ratcheting driver, with a hollow handle for bits, and though I still have that Snap-On driver, it's not the same.
Mark
128
posted on
08/08/2014 8:27:32 AM PDT
by
MarkL
(Do I really look like a guy with a plan?)
To: TurboZamboni
129
posted on
08/08/2014 8:31:16 AM PDT
by
Conservative4Ever
(waiting for my Magic 8 ball to give me an answer)
To: TurboZamboni
Unimat lathe.
Used ones aren’t cheap, but mine has long since paid for itself.
130
posted on
08/08/2014 8:34:46 AM PDT
by
Fresh Wind
(The last remnants of the Old Republic have been swept away.)
To: the OlLine Rebel
I also love having the Leatherman multi-tool.I bought my first Leatherman back when they were first offered by Dillon Precision in their Blue Press catalog (a very long time ago). I wore that tool on my side for years, using it all the time.
Then one day, I made the mistake of using it on-site to fix a problem at a customer site, and the manager that needed to sign off on the ticket refused to do so, saying she wasn't going to pay for the service call, since I never even opened my toolbox to replace the bad modem in a PC that was always making noise from the speaker. She had a very bad attitude, so I went and spoke to her supervisor who did sign the ticket.
I never used that tool on-site again, without first pulling out a few tools from my box.
Mark
131
posted on
08/08/2014 8:38:55 AM PDT
by
MarkL
(Do I really look like a guy with a plan?)
To: TurboZamboni
132
posted on
08/08/2014 8:44:40 AM PDT
by
John 3_19-21
(First let me apologise for being white, and male.)
To: TurboZamboni
The one I can find when I need it. Which isn’t often.
And I have at least 2 of each.
133
posted on
08/08/2014 8:48:54 AM PDT
by
TangoLimaSierra
(To win the country back, we need to be as mean as the libs say we are.)
To: TurboZamboni
It’s the Browning High Power I used to put in when we had a job in cra, er unsafe area.
134
posted on
08/08/2014 8:50:00 AM PDT
by
Mastador1
(I'll take a bad dog over a good politician any day!)
To: Lucas McCain
Alright, another proud Yankee owner. When my dad died a year ago, we were going through his stuff and I grabbed the Yankee. Actually, it may have been mine anyway from when I was younger.
I don’t really have a favorite tool, I always use the right tool for the job, unless something else will work better.
135
posted on
08/08/2014 8:56:58 AM PDT
by
cyclotic
(America's premier outdoor adventure association for boys-traillifeusa.com d)
To: TurboZamboni
Cat D5N, LGP undercarriage, PAT blade, winch, enclosed cab with screen package and limb risers.
136
posted on
08/08/2014 9:01:26 AM PDT
by
yellowhorse
(6 good horses, 3 good women)
To: red-dawg
I could not live in this world without a COMPRESSOR.
Air up your tires, remove bolts with an impact wrench, air ratchet works lots better with it,
paint anything in a hurry and then there are my three nail guns....””
Most of us aren’t thinking on that scale. I have a couple of compressors and two impact wrenches. I don’t paint, but you are absolutely right.
137
posted on
08/08/2014 9:03:00 AM PDT
by
Neoliberalnot
(Marxism works well only with the uneducated and the unarmed.)
To: TurboZamboni
138
posted on
08/08/2014 9:04:17 AM PDT
by
discostu
(Villains always blink their eyes.)
To: TurboZamboni
My Kobalt Double Drive screwdriver. Use it all the time and love it.
To: JimRed
140
posted on
08/08/2014 9:11:26 AM PDT
by
TurboZamboni
(Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.-JFK)
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