Tool thread: hammering on things was a minor secondary function of these tools

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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

Wifi Toilet: Oct 1, 2004; Toilet Rascal

DrBouvenstein posted:

Then there's this one I saw that's not too pricey, and seems to have the advantage that the pieces aren't attached to anything, so I can easily take the size-checker to the bolt/nut in question to check what size it is.
https://www.amazon.com/Giwaelro-Nut-Bolt-Thread-Checker/dp/B0CH3KVS9X/

If anyone was thinking about this one, it is also on ali for less than amazon. The colors are still backwards though. :mad:

https://a.aliexpress.com/_mNkqS30

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Wifi Toilet: Oct 1, 2004; Toilet Rascal

I have no experience with them, but light duty electric chippers do exist. Obviously there's a capacity limit and it might be more work to cut off all the smaller branches to feed through one at a time, but you'd cut down on waste bulk which seems to be your main complaint.

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