Weird Tolkienish Figure

I saw the features of the one-key, and the only thing I would find useful is the anti-theft aspect of the system. Most people in the middle of a job aren't going to want to be fiddling with their phone.

Nice deck. We went with deckover. I have painting with a passion. I need to finish the job but it will rain every weekend until end of August from what I can see on accuweather.

Man do I hate working in a office some days! Lol!

My Wera drivers arrived today. They are nice and light. Great tools.

Got here and I love the tool btw. THe house has "resettled" and now the back porch door deadbolt is no longer sticking. Go figure. My wife thinks it was just the heat.Really strange.

My first Wera's, all thanks to this room! Cannot wait!

Yesterday my lock picking tools arrive, as well as the milwaukee dremel. The dremel seems good, already cut some metal with it. SHould come in handy. Planning on buying the metal wire and grinder attachments for it.

This looks cool: http://professional-power-tool-guide.com/2016/03/new-dewalt-20v-max-vacuum-dcv517/

Just curious really. Shocked at how truly easy some of these locks gave way. My deadbolt opened with the tension wrench only (no pick) after it had been successfully unlocked then relocked. Anyway, cool little tools if anyone's interested: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01C2KK8AC/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 $16 on Amazon.

By 11PM I had successfully picked half the locks in my house and all of the master locks.

Where does where the tool is made have to do with the quality of the tool anyway?

Wiha's are my "to buy" item. Everyone who has 'em loves 'em. German's make a good screwdriver apparently. I have the Bionic Wrench. NOthing wrong with it, just not very useful. Problem is that you have to squeeze, and turn at the same time, and the bolt needs to competely unobstructed. An adjustable wrench works better.

Ordered on Amazon, I'm a prime member, and the tool won't get here until at least the 9th!

I bought one at Harbor Freight. All it has to be is straight right? Hehe.

Not a fan of this guy. Picks up a tool and declares it "useless", yet it's sold millions and has many professionals using it daily.

One thing about cordless tools: it pays to wait. Much like Smartphones or the tech sector they come out with better stuff all the time, and the stuff you really wanted just gets cheaper as time goes on.

Oh man I am so getting these... I need to keep an eye out for Home Depot deals on them. I don't want a giant metal toolbox, useless to me.

I never thought to buy tools on Black Friday, are there any good deals?

THe Milwaukee logo screams quality for some weird reason. I think it's a sort of 1950's logo almost. Of course, never judge a book by it's cover, alway research a tool before buying it. But Milwaukee tools are usually high quality and used extensively by professionals (the last point is important IMO). I'm looking to get into an 18v Fuel or the 20v Dewalt "system". I've already decided on the 12v Milwaukee system for smaller tools, as Milwaukee has a bunch that I really want like the 3/8" ratchet.

I was looking for the Milwaukee Dremel, went to HD and Lowes, neither had it. They had the Dremel Dremel, but I've actually heard the Dremel brand Dremels don't last long, I wanted Milwaukee.

The ratchet! I've heard great things about it.

Tool addict here. Bought my first 12v drill about 5 years ago (yep!) and have been in love with 'em since. Want to buy: Deward Impact 20v Milwaukee 3/8 cordless wrench (want this so bad!) Harbor Freight Demo Hammer Harbor Freight flux core 120v welder (for small repair jobs as the need may arise)