'Underneath'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
screws and screwdrivers.
Have any of you read One Good Turn? In it the author that screws and screwdrivers were the most important tool of the last millenium. I was disbelieving until I read the book. Without the screw, there would be no printing press, no clocks, no sewing machines, no guns.
It's pretty amazing.
I love my hammer. It's a solid metal handle that is cut from the same piece as the head with a balanced rubber grip on it, and the neck of the handle is tapered so that it's anti-vibration.
I just realized my hammer is far too high tech.
I have a Craftsman Pro cordless drill. It is great. The first real cordless drill I have owned.
Another fantastic tool, the rotary saw.
Another fantastic tool, the rotary saw.
Essential for powertool-related homicides.
You know what is also oddly useful? A rubber mallet.
Extremely. On tech crew we used to refer to it as the "fine tuner" and it got used quite often.
At home I have a hammer, a screwdriver set, various pliers and a cheap socket wrench set in my car. I suddenly realize I am very tool-deprived. On the other hand, my landlord does all the household repairs so I don't often need tools.
Essential for powertool-related homicides.
It's also handy for cutting lots of boards. Besides I don't need powertools for violence, I have an ax and a large pipe wrench.
Essential for powertool-related homicides.
That's a chain saw.
Using a rotary saw would be like killing someone with a Dremel tool.
Gud, are you sure you're not talking about a circular saw? A rotary saw is more like a router.
Extremely. On tech crew we used to refer to it as the "fine tuner"
Heh.
Mr. H is in the middle of rebuilding his bike, so besides the normal drills and wrenches and stuff we have a welder and a cutting torch, and will soon have a drill press and an air compressor.