What is the most common tool to be found in your hands?
Lately it's been this
But I always have a measuring tape close at hand.
What is the most common tool to be found in your hands?
Lately it's been this
But I always have a measuring tape close at hand.
These. They are outstanding.
A tape measure runs a close second.
A ham dammer!
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At home lately it's been a hammer or a drill with a spade bit in it- finishing electrical rough in for my garage.
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My smartphone for research. So much information to be found easily.
Other than that, my wiring tools.
Lately it's been my cheap RadioShack soldering iron.
So much pain lately.
My most-commonly used "tool" is my early-2000s billion-piece Craftsman socket set. But last weekend I gave the Mustang a buff with this baby:
17mm combo wrench or the electric impact gun. Oil changes and winter/summer tire changes.
Ratchets and screwdrivers.
Either my cordless drill or my interior trim removal kit.
And patience. Lots and lots of berkeleying patience
that's what she said
Dremmel, by far
Wire cutters. Either wire to run electricity through or wire to hold things or wire to keep furry things from eating chickens or if I've run out of things to wire I'm removing or installing more zip ties, both of which are best done with nice sharp wire cutters.
Utility knife and a spline tool (just re-screened 19 windows). Last week a shovel and post hole digger. Normally ratchets and screwdrivers.
Pocket knife.
I used a piece of wire coat hanger found in junkyard to remove Focus window handle last week, then used same tool to pop out clip holding air ride solenoid in friend's Town Car today.
The case makes it alot easier too lug around then any of my other sets. had too warranty my 13 short and a 3/4. sadly still waiting on the store to get them!
this one.. though it no longer looks like this
It's now covered in glassfibre dust and epoxy.. but it's still a good tool and I am amazed that it took a company so long to build a dedicated rotary sander as opposed to just slapping a sanding disc on the end of the drill
between my personality and my current task on the car, this seems fitting
edit: I thought the question was which tool WAS I the most.
Tin snips.
I call them shop scissors and cut just about everything with them.
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