I was taught to always clean my tools before I put em away. Gets me some funny looks. So all my tools are sparkly. The dents/scuffs where I've hit them with a giant hammer, that's how you know I use em properly
I was taught to always clean my tools before I put em away. Gets me some funny looks. So all my tools are sparkly. The dents/scuffs where I've hit them with a giant hammer, that's how you know I use em properly
Well my general rule is ... if I can't get a part off within 90 seconds, I choose an appropriate socket or spanner and hammer the out of it. So pretty much all my tools have got hammer marks.
Well my general rule is ... if I can't get a part off within 90 seconds, I choose an appropriate socket or spanner and hammer the out of it. So pretty much all my tools have got hammer marks.
Mental note... Do not let @Legojon borrow any tools haha Surely on our cars everything takes more than 90 seconds to take anything off that hasn't been already replaced.
I was taught to always clean my tools before I put em away. Gets me some funny looks. So all my tools are sparkly. The dents/scuffs where I've hit them with a giant hammer, that's how you know I use em properly
Worked with my dad a few years ago and during a slow period wanted to give his tools a clean, promptly got told to stop as the oil and grease stops rust and looks less appealing to those who like to borrow permanently.
As for energy drinks, I used to drink the stuff and the wife would love show me things like this accompanied by tuts and shaking of her head.
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