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Do Tool Companies Intentionally Hire People that Know Nothing About Tools?
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Obviously, a sander can sand anything. However the low center of gravity style of cordless sander based on the Dynabrade air sander is...
Today at 12:15 AM
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What are the American automotive scanners?
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Some of it has nothing to do with the scan tool manufacturer. Different car families call the same thing a different name. That's not a...
Today at 12:06 AM
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Do Tool Companies Intentionally Hire People that Know Nothing About Tools?
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A Dynabrade type air sander requires a 5HP compressor at least (17 SCFM) and cost a fortune to keep running and you have the air hose...
Yesterday at 11:11 AM
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Do Tool Companies Intentionally Hire People that Know Nothing About Tools?
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And how do you do your own research when none of their materials contains the crucial information you're looking for?
Yesterday at 10:59 AM
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Do Tool Companies Intentionally Hire People that Know Nothing About Tools?
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The Milwaukee sanders for the six inch autobody market have been a run away hit. Thus the versions recently introduced by both Bosch and...
Yesterday at 10:58 AM
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Do Tool Companies Intentionally Hire People that Know Nothing About Tools?
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No, they have sold that sander for 10 years. This is the new one I'm referring to...
Wednesday at 10:07 PM
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Do Tool Companies Intentionally Hire People that Know Nothing About Tools?
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A cordless sander that looks and has the low center of gravity design of a Dynabrade or AirVantage air sander.
Wednesday at 8:49 PM
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Do Tool Companies Intentionally Hire People that Know Nothing About Tools?
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Yes.
Wednesday at 8:48 PM
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DeWalt has introduced a new autobody type sander to complete against the M12 sanders Milwaukee introduced two years ago. Now one of the...
Wednesday at 1:50 PM
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“Best and Worst” Tool Brand Video
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Tools tested and TTC with the occasional Project Farm are about it for me. I trust data not assholes.
Saturday at 11:03 AM
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Tekton tin snips
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Funny how so many ***** about Tekton replacing their garbage hard handle USA screwdrivers with superior German made Witte. I guess some...
Jul 17, 2026
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What would everyone choose for a pry bar set if you were to buy new?
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The hypertough brand from walmart are very nice. pretty sure they are made by wilde. I would get some if I wasnt already set.
Jul 16, 2026
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Used Snap-On electric impact - Bad idea?
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OK, I'll bite. I do have four different colors of impacts. Red of course, Yellow, Blue and Teal. That's only four but close enough.
Jul 16, 2026
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Tekton tin snips
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Possibly on the first sentence. No question about it on the second.
Jul 16, 2026
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Tekton tin snips
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In snips it's either Midwest or Malco. All else isn't worth mentioning
Jul 15, 2026
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