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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Hobbies, Crafts, & Houses > Tool thread: hammering on things was a minor secondary function of these tools
 
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Ferremit
Sep 14, 2007
if I haven't posted about MY LANDCRUISER yet, check my bullbars for kangaroo prints

 Definately the Drill Doctor- Cant fault the one we use at work, does everything from tiny little 1/8" bits to the socking 1/2" bits and they bite through stuff like a mofo afterwards.

Im slowly collecting Hitachi tools- good value for money in Aus. Boss recently bought a Milwaukee kit thats got the M18 Magnum drill, Tek driver, Sawzall, 5" grinder and Circular saw for about A$1200, and its great. Would never have guessed an 18v cordless grinder would work so bloody well!

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Hobbies, Crafts, & Houses > Tool thread: hammering on things was a minor secondary function of these tools