So what did you buy today

[ammoaddict]

I don't have a clue. My first thought was blacksmith hammer.

 

[Sloughfoot]

I don't have a clue. My first thought was blacksmith hammer.

That was my first thought. Looks like it'd be on the receiving end of the hammering, though.

 

[Powerstroke Cowboy]

Neighbor gave me this today.
What is it?

I believe it's a sledgehammer for pounding posts. I think for wood posts.

 

[Sloughfoot]

I believe it's a sledgehammer for pounding posts. I think for wood posts.

I would have never guessed that but I believe you're right. Looks a lot like this modern version.

Roughneck Fencing Maul 4.53kg (10 lb) ROU64767 | eBay

This Roughneck Fencing Maul is ideal for driving home wooden fencing posts. The large round striking face makes it much easier and safer than using a sledgehammer. Cast head with double round striking faces. Solid core fibreglass handle with polypropylene jacket for shock absorbance. Double...

www.ebay.com

 

[Partner]

Metabo drill, 2 gears, mechanical impact and electronic regulator, I started the brushes and it works fine, so you still need to check the lubricant / 10$ Metabo 0172/2
S-metabomatic

 

[sixonetonoffun]

Estate Sale find $2
Dandy little swivel vise going to use for my Homelite410 chain vise.

 

[dangerousatom]

Looks like an old General Tools aluminum one ……

 

[pastryguyhawaii]

Some very good sushi.

 

[Sloughfoot]

Estate Sale find $2
Dandy little swivel vise going to use for my Homelite410 chain vise.

A couple or 5 of these would make life easier.

 

[sixonetonoffun]

Looks like an old General Tools aluminum one ……

No mark on it but hardened steel jaws, slides. I really like it. That extra hand sorta thing.

 

[59billy]

Not today, but this week. 24' extension ladder so i can get on top of my shed and fend off the oak tree that's trying to eat it. I may use that as an excuse to buy an echo cs-2511.

And a new stove. I really hate having to spend money on responsible adult purchases, but the the old stove was down to one working burner and a random-temperature oven.

 

[Partner]

Not today, but this week. 24' extension ladder so i can get on top of my shed and fend off the oak tree that's trying to eat it. I may use that as an excuse to buy an echo cs-2511.

And a new stove. I really hate having to spend money on responsible adult purchases, but the the old stove was down to one working burner and a random-temperature oven.

How many rungs does the ladder have? To be sure, I put a thermometer in the oven because each of mine shows the temperature differently

 

[59billy]

How many rungs does the ladder have? To be sure, I put a thermometer in the oven because each of mine shows the temperature differently

22. Too many!

I'm with you on the thermometer. Haven't tested the new oven yet because I'm lazy. I mean, "busy." Yes, busy is it.

 

[Partner]

22. Too many!

I'm with you on the thermometer. Haven't tested the new oven yet because I'm lazy. I mean, "busy." Yes, busy is it.

It has 2 or 3 parts

 

[59billy]

It has 2 or 3 parts

2 12 foot sections.

 

[Partner]

I'm 3x13ft, it's already high, my legs are already shaking

 

[Philbert]

Makita 3/8” VSR 4Amp Hammer / Drill. $7 at Goodwill.



Missing the chuck key, which will probably cost me as much!!!

I have been finding high quality, corded, electric tools, such as drills, routers, etc., very cheap lately, because everybody is into battery powered tools.

Sorry @Partner this one is complete and working!

Philbert

 

[Partner]

Makita 3/8” VSR 4Amp Hammer / Drill. $7 at Goodwill.

Missing the chuck key, which will probably cost me as much!!!

Sorry @Partner this one is complete and working!

Philbert

And what is that hole above the fan?

 

[Philbert]

And what is that hole above the fan?

That threaded hole is for an optional, helper handle.

Pretty sure I have an extra one of those, but not really needed on a smaller drill, like this.

Hopefully, I will also have a chuck key in my pile of drill parts.

(* That link to the thread on battery fires got carried over from another post: not meant for this thread.)

Philbert

 

[Partner]

That threaded hole is for an optional, helper handle.

Pretty sure I have an extra one of those, but not really needed on a smaller drill, like this.

Hopefully, I will also have a chuck key in my pile of drill parts.

(* That link to the thread on battery fires got carried over from another post: not meant for this thread.)

Philbert

B&D also had such patents with a side horizontal handle in this place,
I even have one