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Ok fellas and gals, I love buying tools to make the job easier, Proublem is I can not find the right set, I buy this one it's missing something , I buy that one its missing somthing Else., so the question what set do you recomend for e-waste? Also like the crew using battery powered screw guns, milwakkie, devlt width one do you have the most success with thanks in advance.
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Best tool I have ever used
Thanks mikieinreco I will get one tomarrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by mikeinreco
Your guys will get spoiled using this tool..........LOL
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Here is mine notice the abuse it has taken....LOL.........You can literally kick these around the shop and just keep on working
I like spoiling them it's great for productionQuote:
Originally Posted by mikeinreco
If your talking about production, you might want to consider pneumatic system.
I use battery impact for most screws. I also have a pneumatic impact with quick release bit just like the battery jobs. I find with the air impact is if im not careful ill strip the head or mess my bit up. I am now just using it for nuts and bolts instead of screws and went back to my battery impact.
The Makitas sure look nice. I've got an 18 volt Dewalt drill driver but it isn't balanced well for that kind of work. The vast majority of the time i use hand tools. Everything that i need to do e-waste fits in a one gallon plastic pail. It's pretty simple.
As far as mini tool sets the most useful thing i've run across was a screw driver that stores the bits in the handle. It's got small slotted bits, small Phillips, and small Torx bits. All of the bits are double ended so it packs a lot of tool into a very small space. There's a retaining slot for each of the bits so you can tell right off that one has gone missing somewhere on the bench.
Got mine at a discount store but i've heard they sell them at Home depot.
An the power tools are nice to!Quote:
Originally Posted by hobo finds
Sirscrapalot - Hobo..is in a class all by himself. - Me.
I'll take one of each!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by hobo finds
I'd look into Ridgid. They work great. I've thrown mine around a lot. And the battery and tools have a lifetime warrenty