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...at least for me...
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A HUNDRED AND SIXTY FIVE DOLLARS?!?!?!
Hell...I can make that...
SEized by cops in collaboration with body shops, insurance agents and court commissioners for enforcement and collection of traffic fines and court fees to supplement the cops' union pay-scale wages on the beat.My problem with having tools
Hell yeah, some snips, a press break, and a MIG....at least for me...
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A HUNDRED AND SIXTY FIVE DOLLARS?!?!?!
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My problem with having tools is that now that I hardly ever use them they just sit there. No one will buy them for what they are worth so before I die (MAYBE) I'll just give them away.
It sounds like Democrat assholes need to be compelled, coerced, forced against their will to stay off private property and stop seizing tools that don't belong to them. It sounds like we need a pair of cheap pliers and a crowbar to pry those Democrat assholes' fingers off our tools, supplies and other private property.A lot of tool go for pennies on the dollar, after the widow cleans out her dead husbands workshop, and everything there ends up either in the trash, or at a flea market for pennies on the dollar.
I get first dibbs..My problem with having tools is that now that I hardly ever use them they just sit there. No one will buy them for what they are worth so before I die (MAYBE) I'll just give them away.
As usual, I have no idea what you're talking about.It sounds like Democrat assholes need to be compelled, coerced, forced against their will to stay off private property and stop seizing tools that don't belong to them. It sounds like we need a pair of cheap pliers and a crowbar to pry those Democrat assholes' fingers off our tools, supplies and other private property.
You can blame GM for those. Something about needing Phillips heads for something and somehow they couldn't buy them or were refused and they invented the torx head.My problem is that these days you need a special bit for just about everything. I mean why the hell can they not just use standard or philips heads and stop it with the 100 different star bits where you have to have precisely the right one to not round off the head.
You can blame GM for those. Something about needing Phillips heads for something and somehow they couldn't buy them or were refused and they invented the torx head.My problem is that these days you need a special bit for just about everything. I mean why the hell can they not just use standard or philips heads and stop it with the 100 different star bits where you have to have precisely the right one to not round off the head.
Beats me.You can blame GM for those. Something about needing Phillips heads for something and somehow they couldn't buy them or were refused and they invented the torx head.My problem is that these days you need a special bit for just about everything. I mean why the hell can they not just use standard or philips heads and stop it with the 100 different star bits where you have to have precisely the right one to not round off the head.
Regardless, is it really that necessary to have a different torx head on each brand deck screw?
...at least for me...
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Unless it's a security bit and you have to be a licensed law enforcement agent in order to possess it.Regardless, is it really that necessary to have a different torx head on each brand deck screw?
I don't believe that because I have bought quite a few tamper proof bits that I needed to work on cars.Unless it's a security bit and you have to be a licensed law enforcement agent in order to possess it.Regardless, is it really that necessary to have a different torx head on each brand deck screw?
It's all a matter of the right tool for the right job. Unfortunately the fastener industry has had time to constantly make a better mouse trap, leaving the world with more different fastener heads than we know what to do with.I hear ya. ....
Then one day I was looking through a parts catalogue for a solution, and ran across this sentence, "Torx+ plus screw's require a Torx+ plus tools for easy removal".
I got to checking, and sure enough, our machine had Torx+ plus screw's, not the regular Torx screw's.
So I ordered some Torx+ plus screwdrivers and it cured the problem.