Power Tools (1 Viewer)

[makems]

Ahem ... not 'man' tools ... I certainly ain't no man!

Let's settle for honorary man.
And possibly more of a man than some on here bearing in mind the jobs you have been prepared to tackle!

 

[Daz n Tina]

I do not have a favourite power tool, but our single female neighbour has one she uses regularly, it usually starts buzzing around 8pm ish for an hour or so and seems to take a lot of effort due to the sounds she makes. I reckon it's either a nutra bullet or a food processor, why she uses these in her bedroom I will never no as she has a nicely fitted kitchen.

 

[Big bus man]

I do not have a favourite power tool, but our single female neighbour has one she uses regularly, it usually starts buzzing around 8pm ish for an hour or so and seems to take a lot of effort due to the sounds she makes. I reckon it's either a nutra bullet or a food processor, why she uses these in her bedroom I will never no as she has a nicely fitted kitchen.

My theory is she is decorating and using some man tools to drill those holes and help smooth the lumps

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[Deleted member 36503]

I have spent the last 6 months building and finishing my self build of a panel van and without any shadow of doubt the most amazing tool I had in my arsenal was a BOSCH Multitool, using the correct attachments it could tackle almost anything!

As for chainsaws, when I lived in France and owned in part, a section of forest I had a truly massive Husqvarna with a 1 meter long bar and a stonking great engine, it also weighed a ton! But now I live here in Wales with only a few trees to manage, I now own a Mcculloch saw which so happens to be made by Husqvarna. It was one I bought new/2nd hand from a dealer on eBay as a returned unwanted item and only cost me £85 and you know what it is brilliant!

 

[makems]

new Chinese chainsaw arrived today.
I will assemble it and test it over the weekend.

 

[Rob e Lee]

I supply the power

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[GWAYGWAY]

I do not have a favourite power tool, but our single female neighbour has one she uses regularly, it usually starts buzzing around 8pm ish for an hour or so and seems to take a lot of effort due to the sounds she makes. I reckon it's either a nutra bullet or a food processor, why she uses these in her bedroom I will never no as she has a nicely fitted kitchen.

No it is a long Stoke, high power, dual action vibrator, sex toy. and you are lucky she does not scream as well. Probably passes out , lucky girl. You could offer to help her with her 'difficulty using her power tool. It actually probably is an orbital sander to rub the paintworks down or there againnnn! wrapped in a towel, it could be doing something else.

 

[GWAYGWAY]

You haven't lived till you've split a couple of tons of wood up with one of these

Thats a baby one, mine is bigger than yours, at 40tonne and diesel powered needs a quad to move it around.

 

[chaser]

went into Screwfix for a box of tacks or something and came out with an Evolution Rage circular saw which was on offer. Great bit of kit, used it for cutting all the 1/4" and 5/8" steel plate that I used to build the log splitter. Hoping Santa brings me a Makita amgle grinder to share my 18 volt batteries with

These are fantastic tools, cuts wood with nails in or steel plate, brill

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[GWAYGWAY]

These are fantastic tools, cuts wood with nails in or steel plate, brill

AND wheelclamps, " What wheel clamp I know nothing of any wheelclamp ."