Good evening, I'm currently on 24-hour duty and need to kill some time, so here I am.
Anyway, my current obsession is tools. Not that the current job permits me the time to really use them, but tool buying has become a bit of a hobby which should pay dividends after retirement. I started off with Porter Cable 18v (sadly still used more than the newer tools since I keep them at work), moved on to DeWalt 20v Max, and recently started supplementing my Yellow tools with some heavy-hitting Fuel tools (rotary hammer, circular saw, impact wrench). Having worked construction, automotive, and material handling equipment repair before becoming a trigger puller, it is easy to appreciate the convenience, ergonomics, run-time, and other advantages of today's cordless tools.
Anyway, I hope to contribute where possible, learn a lot, and enjoy reading everyone's input and opinions.
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Good evening, I'm currently on 24-hour duty and need to kill some time, so here I am.
Anyway, my current obsession is tools. Not that the current job permits me the time to really use them, but tool buying has become a bit of a hobby which should pay dividends after retirement. I started off with Porter Cable 18v (sadly still used more than the newer tools since I keep them at work), moved on to DeWalt 20v Max, and recently started supplementing my Yellow tools with some heavy-hitting Fuel tools (rotary hammer, circular saw, impact wrench). Having worked construction, automotive, and material handling equipment repair before becoming a trigger puller, it is easy to appreciate the convenience, ergonomics, run-time, and other advantages of today's cordless tools.
Anyway, I hope to contribute where possible, learn a lot, and enjoy reading everyone's input and opinions.