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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Waiting for the funny comments ! I've always been a Dewalt guy but I'm now leaning to Milwaukee. Thoughts ladies and gentlemen. I know I dont get out much lol  |
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Aldi and lidl are ok for some things but rubbish for other things. Im a complete tool freak. Have 2 very well stocked large sheds with workbenches. Would never borrow a tool for a job, car or house diy, always just went and bought what was needed. |
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"Aldi and lidl are ok for some things but rubbish for other things. Im a complete tool freak. Have 2 very well stocked large sheds with workbenches. Would never borrow a tool for a job, car or house diy, always just went and bought what was needed. "
You had me at 'im a complete tool'  |
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"A hammer is a hammer
Pin, claw, lump, sledge, ball-peen, gavel.
To name but a few!  "
I obviously chose the wrong 1 to lift wooden flooring, as I ended up loosing half my front tooth in the process  
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By *ikilovesCCouple
over a year ago
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"A hammer is a hammer
Pin, claw, lump, sledge, ball-peen, gavel.
To name but a few!
I obviously chose the wrong 1 to lift wooden flooring, as I ended up loosing half my front tooth in the process
R "
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Ouch!!! That made me wince just reading it  |
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"A hammer is a hammer
Pin, claw, lump, sledge, ball-peen, gavel.
To name but a few!
I obviously chose the wrong 1 to lift wooden flooring, as I ended up loosing half my front tooth in the process
R
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Ouch!!! That made me wince just reading it "
It certainly brought a tear to my eyes! All fixed now thankfully.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Waiting for the funny comments ! I've always been a Dewalt guy but I'm now leaning to Milwaukee. Thoughts ladies and gentlemen. I know I dont get out much lol "
Dewalt, snapon, Halfords, Stanley, specialist you name it I’ve used it, it’s not necessarily the tools themselves but knowing the material properties of the tools and the given applications that establish longevity of the tools |
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By *lascumMan
over a year ago
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"Waiting for the funny comments ! I've always been a Dewalt guy but I'm now leaning to Milwaukee. Thoughts ladies and gentlemen. I know I dont get out much lol "
Used to have all Dewalt and then discovered Milwaukee, never looked back. Tough, rugged and do the job perfectly  |
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"A do love a bit of snapon"
Used to be the best of the best but a lot of it is overpriced shit now because it's made by others then snap on stick their name on it and stick another zero on the price . |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"DeWalt and Makita, nothing else for me. Swedish and Japanese axes and woodworking tools...mmm
I got a few Swedish axes and actually use them. "
Good! I lived rurally in the Highlands for a decade, mostly off grid. I need to escape the city more. |
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"DeWalt and Makita, nothing else for me. Swedish and Japanese axes and woodworking tools...mmm
I got a few Swedish axes and actually use them.
Good! I lived rurally in the Highlands for a decade, mostly off grid. I need to escape the city more."
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