What Tool are you Using Right Now?

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comp56Member since Sep 2014

What tool are you using right now, you obviously put it down to read this what was it?…..

 

JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

124″ meat band saw but I think that beast just set me down lol

Jimbo

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sparky603Member since Jun 2014

M12 Fuel screwdriver, trimming out (installing the devices) in a full-gut reno.

BremonMember since Dec 2014

Working evenings this week so slept in and just turned off the white noise machine: i.e., M18 job site fan haha. 

ChrisKMember since Dec 2012

Ryobi 6″ buffer

FoneguyMember since Mar 2016

DeWALT handheld ratcheting screwdriver 

WigWagWorkshopMember since May 2015

DeWalt – DCN660 16 Gauge Finish Nailer 20v Max w/ 5.0 Battery – replacing/repairing moldings 

pancingMember since Jul 2016

JimboS1ice wrote:

8 hours ago, JimboS1ice said:

124″ meat band saw but I think that beast just set me down lol

Jimbo

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I hated cleaning the cutting room every night. I HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE IT

pancingMember since Jul 2016

also a screw driver for some new computer hardware.

JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

pancing wrote:

48 minutes ago, pancing said:

I hated cleaning the cutting room every night. I HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE IT

 i only clean when someone calls off #journeymanproblems LOL

BMack37Member since Sep 2015

Milwaukee m12 drill, was taking the outer cabinet off a Marantz 4450 being dropped off at the shop. I didn’t want to risk damaging the wood cabinet by it being in the shop.

pancingMember since Jul 2016

JimboS1ice wrote:

1 minute ago, JimboS1ice said:

 i only clean when someone calls off #journeymanproblems LOL

Tbh the only thing i liked about cleaning the cutting room was i could take all the ribeye caps home 😀

krutonMember since Jun 2015

Mighty Seven 1/2″ impact. Just wrapped up a brake job on the Ole Dodge.

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KnarlyCarlMember since Jan 2016

Last thing before I called it a day was a new Bosch 12v impact driver my father in law bought, just for kicks I sunk a tapcon screw in the end of a treated 4×4. Then I grabbed my m12 impact and did the same just as a comparison. Then I went home

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MikeyBMember since Dec 2014

Milwaukee 12 volt tubing cutter, cutting in 2 new ball valves on my water main… Then My old B&D leaf hog blower to clean the gutters , then Of course the skimmer to clean the pool after cleaning  the gutters,, lol 

KnarlyCarlMember since Jan 2016

MikeyB wrote:

On 8/4/2016 at 4:56 PM, MikeyB said:

Milwaukee 12 volt tubing cutter, cutting in 2 new ball valves on my water main… Then My old B&D leaf hog blower to clean the gutters , then Of course the skimmer to clean the pool after cleaning  the gutters,, lol 

Really depend on my m12 tubing cutter, really like it a lot, but I’m sure mine looks much dirtier ha

Ran into my boss just a bit ago and we were talking about “his Centipede the one i use” HAHA so I pulled it out and showed him how to set it up, he gives me pretty free range to buy on the company card with good judgment… anyone looking for a portable workstation or prep/paint/finish/ table, it’s an awesome thing to have! The folding legs and feet under the plywood is what is called the Centipede

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MikeyBMember since Dec 2014

Nice set up Knarly.

I picked up that Centipede at Lowes for $50.00, I love that thing.

sparky603Member since Jun 2014

KnarlyCarl wrote:

On 8/5/2016 at 11:54 PM, KnarlyCarl said:

The folding legs and feet under the plywood is what is called the Centipede

 

Been saying for years that I really should set up something on the larger jobs, keep from working off the floor, but never have gotten around to it. My back and knees would probably thank me.

 

Using the Fuel High Torque under the truck, replacing various front end bushings.

LarrySMember since Dec 2014

Taking a break from riding the lawn tractor. That’s the tool I’m using right now.

Takes 6 hours to mow my lawn. A little more this time. Had to clean up the lawn from a 2 car crash that landed in my yard. This one had 2 fatalities.Fifth car crash at my corner in 2 months. Three of the five wrecks all of the cars landed in my yard??

I’m beginning to wonder if I ought to even mow at the corner.

Pay attention and drive safe everyone.

ChrisKMember since Dec 2012

CXS, IDH182, Festool Level, Auriou ras. Putting up a handrail for the second floor because the buyers of our home need one for FHA

DR99Member since Nov 2012

LarryS wrote:

2 hours ago, LarryS said:

Taking a break from riding the lawn tractor. That’s the tool I’m using right now.

Takes 6 hours to mow my lawn. A little more this time. Had to clean up the lawn from a 2 car crash that landed in my yard. This one had 2 fatalities.Fifth car crash at my corner in 2 months. Three of the five wrecks all of the cars landed in my yard??

I’m beginning to wonder if I ought to even mow at the corner.

Pay attention and drive safe everyone.

Why so many accidents? That’s freaking insane that many accidents and fatalties

ChrisKMember since Dec 2012

Aye you should petition the local DOT or State DOT if it’s a State owned highway for a guardrail? I would hate to have some jamoke, not paying attention or speeding or drunk or whatever mow through my yard with my family outside. They might put the rail up for you and that will also deflect cars and possibly save lives.

LarrySMember since Dec 2014

DR99 wrote:

2 hours ago, DR99 said:

Why so many accidents? That’s freaking insane that many accidents and fatalties

I think they are just not paying attention. They have stop ahead signs way before the actual stop sign.  

Seen a semi blow right by the stop sign before.

ChrisK wrote:

1 hour ago, ChrisK said:

Aye you should petition the local DOT or State DOT if it’s a State owned highway for a guardrail? I would hate to have some jamoke, not paying attention or speeding or drunk or whatever mow through my yard with my family outside. They might put the rail up for you and that will also deflect cars and possibly save lives.

Never thought of something like that but we are about 300′ or more off of the road.They would have to get by some trees before they got to my house. 

ChrisKMember since Dec 2012

LarryS wrote:

15 minutes ago, LarryS said:

I think they are just not paying attention. They have stop ahead signs way before the actual stop sign.  

Seen a semi blow right by the stop sign before.

Never thought of something like that but we are about 300′ or more off of the road.They would have to get by some trees before they got to my house. 

Glad to hear that Larry!

LoganMember since Jun 2015

Ridgid shop vac

BMack37Member since Sep 2015

Logan p wrote:

1 hour ago, Logan p said:

Ridgid shop vac

 

Same.

StercorariusMember since Dec 2015

22 mm Pittsburgh impact socket on a Pittsburgh breaker bar, an oxyacytalene torch and the rhyming english and spanish swear dictionary. Well that was the last tools I held. Unless you count a JD 6R or a case 621D.

krutonMember since Jun 2015

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