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I thought I clicked on the wrong thread there for a minute

 

I gotchew boo

 

@six5crèéd -- we may have a serious contender here.

Miss Mollie deserves equal poll representation.

 

A wrenchman despite roughness or gruffness is artistic in their own way.

 

I forgot to put it on there but it’s there now. Changed it to where we can vote for 2 as well.

 

Anybody else have one of these?



It works pretty well on what it works on. I generally use a sawzall for most things I get into demoing stuff, but this little saw works well and is safer for my kid to use by a mile.

 

Never seen one of those, cool though!!!

 

No, but now I want one!

 

If you need counseling, we're here for you brother!

Or...

You could give Kyle a call? He has a couple of ideas....

Spoiler

Any automotive purists may want to go to their safe spaces for this one.

 

Oooo...

Makita makes one -- must -- control -- urge...

 

DEWALT 20V MAX XR Cut Off Tool, Brushless and Compact, Bare Tool Only (DCS438B)

https://www.amazon.com/DEWALT-Brush...als-DCS438B/dp/B09TB7M842?smid=A1AUFI5NHGNZ61

It works well on stuff that a sawzall would just get snagged on and jerk around. Cuts through wire real well too....just saying...

 

Kid tested, father approved.

 

You've got my vote!

 

Speaking of swaps, a dear friend of mine was swapping an LS7 into a 1967 Firebird. Sadly, he got killed last year. I'm not sure what has been done with the car, his son had a car pull out in front of him while he was on his motorcycle and he lost his left arm. He still runs the welding repair business his dad had. Good people. Todd was a perfectionist, this car would have been amazing had he been able to finish it.



https://www.instagram.com/p/CSWeiSNi3wG/

 

My little saw started acting up while doing my tree trimming. Looks like the fuel line rotted. I hate trying to fish them thru those little holes.

 

I usually smear a little grease on them and then poke holes in the line with a small screwdriver out of frustration


Looks like you drilled a little too far and the line came out the bottom

 

Figure every married man outta know what a cutoff saw looks like. Pray he never gets to feel it.

 

I used a small Allen wrench with a ball end to poke my holes . Now to force the filter on that tiny hose.


Dang it! That didn't work. Escalating to the next level.

 

Ahh, the dilemma is resolved