Quote from: Zed on May 06, 2010, 04:00:22 PMused the ST300 to put a birds house up outside, was up the ladder and had my drill and the ST300, had to use the ST to knock the rawplug in ,so thats 20 features not 19 paulHehe - they never mention the "Brummie Screwdriver" do they?
used the ST300 to put a birds house up outside, was up the ladder and had my drill and the ST300, had to use the ST to knock the rawplug in ,so thats 20 features not 19 paul
Closed the file on the spirit and somehow carved open my index finger along the back of the file.
i was closing with one hand and so I ran my index finger along the spine of the file (not the saw edge) I guess the side of the file got me.
Quote from: Charger on May 07, 2010, 07:14:22 PMi was closing with one hand and so I ran my index finger along the spine of the file (not the saw edge) I guess the side of the file got me. I've done this too and its more sore then cutting it with a knife .Dunc
Charge TTi used today for slashing the bosses tyres ,no no no i'm only joking!Repairing the rabbit hutch,her in doors and the kids were very pleased.
what s an x-fi neil :S media thingy?
I like that modified CT.
I used my blast to repair a striker plate on a door last night. As always it performed great.
Quote from: Mercury on May 10, 2010, 03:34:34 PMI used my blast to repair a striker plate on a door last night. As always it performed great.I used my surge to do the exact same thing last night!
Quote from: jim guy on May 11, 2010, 02:54:41 AMQuote from: Mercury on May 10, 2010, 03:34:34 PMI used my blast to repair a striker plate on a door last night. As always it performed great.I used my surge to do the exact same thing last night! Our guest room doors have a long striker plate on both the door and jamb, and the bottom screw had come out of door plate causing it to stick out. Instead of looking at the door, one of our housekeeping LEADS just slammed the door about 5 times then declared that it was broken and wouldn't shut. I had to bend it back with my Blast's pliers and it still looks like a mangled mess. But, that's what I carry my MT for!
Quote from: Mercury on May 11, 2010, 03:11:23 AMQuote from: jim guy on May 11, 2010, 02:54:41 AMQuote from: Mercury on May 10, 2010, 03:34:34 PMI used my blast to repair a striker plate on a door last night. As always it performed great.I used my surge to do the exact same thing last night! Our guest room doors have a long striker plate on both the door and jamb, and the bottom screw had come out of door plate causing it to stick out. Instead of looking at the door, one of our housekeeping LEADS just slammed the door about 5 times then declared that it was broken and wouldn't shut. I had to bend it back with my Blast's pliers and it still looks like a mangled mess. But, that's what I carry my MT for!yep same here except its my back door and my kids doing it!
I used my charge to help me change filters in an air handling unit yes I look like I've swept a chimney lol