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    1) The Dremel- If you ever need to hack it, then this is your go to tool.
    2) The Floor Jack – Makes your life easier.
    3) The Chainsaw – Total mayhem and danger what more can one ask for in a tool.
    4) The Breaker Bar – No overtorqued nut or bolt will not succumb. I own three different lengths.
    5) The Multitool – Cuts through anything. Intrinsically safe too.
    6) The Laser Measurer – Why estimate when you don’t have to.
    7) The Fox and Hound – Need to trace wires. This is your best friend. Fluke is your only choice.
    8) Ethernet cable tester – Keeps me from looking stupid.
    9) The Voltmeter
    10) Vise grips

    #271036
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    Tools are great, you can build whatever the f~~~ you want, shape the world, fix s~~~, it’s great. They’re f~~~ing expensive though, so I’m still building up my tool collection.

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    #271039
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    11.Jigsaw,cuts wood,metal,plastic real easy.
    12.Level-just to make sure everything is.
    13.Circular saw-great for straight cuts.
    14.Tape measure-I’m old school
    15.Nail gun & air compressor-work smart,not hard!
    16.Nail set-great for countersinking.
    17.Machinist vice-when you really need a grip.
    18.Multibit screwdriver-no more screwing around!

    Lifes a bitch,but you don't have to marry one!

    #271081
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    Mr. Man
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    As a finish carpenter, I can’t function without my:

    1. 12 Dewalt, miter Saw
    2. 10″ Makita, contractor table saw
    3. 23 gauge pin nailer
    4. Contour gauge
    5. Chisel set
    6. Assorted hand planers

    #271139
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    MENGINEER
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    Impact gun for those tough to break rusty suspension bolts

    Twiggy or pen voltage detector for quick outlet checks

    Don’t forget a box full or rags for the messy jobs!

    A man is only as good as the tools that he used..

    #271143
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    MattNYC
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    3) The Chainsaw – Total mayhem and danger what more can one ask for in a tool.

    My favorite. Also doubles as your best friend during the zombie apocalypse.

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    #271149
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    Grumpy
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    My personal favourites

    1. Claw Hammer – pound or pry
    2. Wrecking bar – when a hammer just doesn’t cut it
    3. Screwdriver set – for those loose screws
    4. Handsaw – in case the chainsaw fails
    5. Full Gas can and a match – simple but effective
    5. C4/PE7- Sometimes the reno’s are a bitch

    I really need to find a place in the country 🙂

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    #271187
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    1. Bushmaster AR-15 with Slide Fire bump stock. Turns semi-auto into Rock & Roll. Also useful in zombie apocalypse.

    When women lead, destruction is the destination. -- Me.

    #271248
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    Channellocks.
    WD-40 or Liquid wrench.
    Three sizes of dewalt drills.

    Eye-guards.

    Those auto-gripper wire strippers that grab the wire and strip the end in one squeeze.

    JB-weld.

    "It seems like there's times a body gets struck down so low, there ain't a power on earth that can ever bring him up again. Seems like something inside dies so he don't even want to get up again. But he does."

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    Anonymous
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    Sawzall cut off my brothers el Camino exhaust and motorcycle exhaust .

    #271605
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    Anonymous
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    I need more carpentry tools. Mine are all for mechanical, yard, or electrical use.

    The Sawzall is quite a beast. I can’t live w/o Channellocks either. I think I might have bought the final batch of Made in USA Channellocks about 6 years ago.

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