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Mighty Makita angle drill.With a Wood Beaver bit it just goes through any joist in seconds"Chomp!"
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kingeri
My penis.
Seriously.............probably my Wunderbar crowbar, use it for mashing up houses all the time.
Seriously.............probably my Wunderbar crowbar, use it for mashing up houses all the time.
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havent you tried celing grid wire?
too much comes in a box for them boys to use anyway:biggrin5:
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the best tool by far - the human hand
smoothing off a bead of caulk
gripping things
groping about for lost stuff in dark places
testing for temperature
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the list is endless and your hand never has a headache even after a long day at the office!!!!!
smoothing off a bead of caulk
gripping things
groping about for lost stuff in dark places
testing for temperature
testing for dark spots in lighting installs
the list is endless and your hand never has a headache even after a long day at the office!!!!!
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amo
Gotta be my neon screwdriver. Best bit o kit out there, always lighting up like a Christmas tree :shocked3:
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