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zendriver

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Since I now have trash service with the small bins. I try to keep it full with tiny branches that fall in the yard, that I chopped into small pieces Some are a little too big for the pruners, and I don’t feel like getting out of power tool to saw through

Have an olderhand saw but the teeth aren’t all for somewhat Greenwoodthat thought I’d give this a try for $5.50

Pretty sweet and well built. Blade is thin but then pruner blades usually are and has a locking mechanism blade is 9 1/2 inches

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L.Cheapo

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My first pair of good scissors. Handmade in Sheffield, England by a company that's been doing it since 1760. This is their "DIY" model, designed for cutting cardboard, leather, fabric, rope, string, cable ties, plastic, rubber, etc, so I'm calling it a tool.

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Semi-hole mechanic

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I'll give you $20 if you lick the coil wire off off a MSD box.
I was setting the timing on my ‘78 Grand Prix in HS and the timing light had somehow come unclipped from the plug wire and I reached to grab the clip and grabbed the plug wire instead and apparently there was a crack in the insulation that was causing the misfire not the timing. My right arm hurt for a couple of days.
 

Skyman

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My first pair of good scissors. Handmade in Sheffield, England by a company that's been doing it since 1760. This is their "DIY" model, designed for cutting cardboard, leather, fabric, rope, string, cable ties, plastic, rubber, etc, so I'm calling it a tool.

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Anything that allows (or helps) you to do something that you cannot do with your bare hands or your teeth is a tool. (y)

Fine looking scissors there.
 
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Squankum

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I'm always a sucker for a new vacuum attachment. Learned about this from a man whose entire YouTube channel is him, professionally cleaning out people's clogged dryers and their ductwork. This is not fully rigid and can fit into narrow spots like a normal person might encounter between car seats. (I'll assume here that normal people don't need these for their dryers because normal people don't keep mashing the button and running it for three or four hours to try to get one load dry, like he reports.)

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The black bit is just U-channel used for shipping. The big brush was a freebie that came with it.

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One of the features of the design is that soft, flexible silicone-like base that fits over a variety of shop vac hose diameters.

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$8. Really.

 

Hakeem

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Bought this magnetic belt clip to hold stuff at work. Smaller than anticipated!
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I’m a little disappointed because I don’t think this will be able to hold more than 1 tool or a couple fasteners at a time …. But it has been fun seeing how large of a tool the magnet will holdIMG_0495.jpeg
 
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