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    My favourite tool is a pie warmer and the fridge on my ute:woohoo: :huh: :laugh: :laugh:

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    alan
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    Tiny wrote:

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    My favourite tool is a pie warmer and the fridge on my ute:woohoo: :huh: :laugh: :laugh:

    best tools so far mmmmm

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    Nick Again
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    I got an electric drill/screwdriver unit like the one TB showed only Not a Bosch. It’s Awesome..seems to be almost exact torque for all things external on my bike. My other fav is a 1/4 and 3/8 socket kit by HSV. I have to keep telling myself it means HUSQVARNA Special Vehicles..otherwise I’d throw it to the weeds…just on morality of course….Can I add my wife to the list,or is it strictly 2 Items?

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    Eric Smith
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    Husky610 wrote:

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    Can I add my wife to the list,or is it strictly 2 Items?

    Are you calling your wife a tool?????:ohmy:

    Two categories but if you can’t decide within a category, list more than one! (See, I love making the rules up as I go!)

    #118156

    shane
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    Tiny wrote:

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    My favourite tool is a pie warmer and the fridge on my ute:woohoo: :huh: :laugh: :laugh:

    I have one of those in my shed above the fridge…how do you get them to run in the ute??? ( I may never go back home!!!)

    #118247

    Chris
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    Workshop: Hitachi 12volt cordless drill, I use to buy the cheap crappy drills lucky to last 3-6months, I have had this thing for nearly 3 years, it has never missed a beat use it everyday, the 2 batteries I got with it are still going strong, have used it on everything from taking puters apart to putting a polycarbonate roof on with those big screws. Worth every bit of 300.00

    Then there’s the drop saw but thats another story.

    Toolbag: have to be the little 1/4 inch ratchet, nice and small and so handy.

    Cheers
    Chris.

    #118184

    Nick Again
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    ECKS-Man wrote:

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    Husky610 wrote:

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    Can I add my wife to the list,or is it strictly 2 Items?

    Are you calling your wife a tool?????:ohmy:

    Two categories but if you can’t decide within a category, list more than one! (See, I love making the rules up as I go!)

    Mate she FIXES all kinds of things. Not a Tool as in an IDIOT.Something thats Cost me alot and is very handy to have. Not to mention………no..I wont go there..:cheer:

    #118278

    David
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    Guys you didn’t listen before so I will tell you again the Gas Axe beats all your tools, The mighty gas used properly will fix all F@ck ups.:woohoo:

    #118279

    Bruce Curtis
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    1-absolutely most useful alrounder for everthing= my makita 14.4V ultimate cordless drill/driver bought ’04 paid $550 two 3.0 amphere batteries (originals) last a while (although starting to show age and use now)
    has been used for 2 house reno’s, building furniture, mechanical duties with sockets and screwbits attached, everything, my wrists love it, i love it out torques my mates dewalt 18V that cost him more and he uses them for a living.

    2- makes life so much easier on hard tasks= my hare & forbes sliding panelsaw, rebuilding a house? buy one…not building at all.. buy one anyway, and smile, get rid of your poxy Mitre/drop saws and sawbenches all now redundant then put a router table on one side of it and viola a everything workshop for the budding cabinetmaker/chippie, allround handybloke.

    3-emotional favourites= My strictly user hand planes that are still part of my working tools from the rocking horse pooh #60 & a half low angle lane from 1898, my so smooth to use stanley sweetheart #7, to the almost complete collection of Aussie Pope/Falcon wood planes from the 1940s and the nightmare routing plane that only a complete idiot would try and use on aussie timbers (Duh) more than once.

    4-reliability and know them like the back of my hand=the sidchrome socket set I bought when i was 15, only one socket broken and all still in the original case.

    Mr Blue

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    Chris
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    Mr Blue i’ve seen those sliding panel saws they are awesome just couldn’t justify buying one, not when one of mates not far from me has one. Definately get what u pay for when it comes to cordless drills, I love my Hitach one. And i forgot I still have my original set of sidchrome spanners that my dad bought me when I got my first motorbike.

    Cheers
    Chris.

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