heres mine
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DeWalt 18 volt cordless drill... The hammer is used when the battery goes dead... :D

My Beer Fridge. :beers:

Actually, I've burnt out 2 sets of contacts in my el cheapo angle grinder since I started this project a couple years ago. Good with the zip disc, grinding wheel, and wire wheel. Pretty handy tool.

Just wish I could get better at the welder now.:sad:

:D I got one about double the size a few weeks ago for $500. It was boxed up in a lifted Chevy SWB 4x4 :D

You can't have too many hammers IMO :cool:

whatever tool i need to do the job at hand.

ME! I have been called a tool on many occasions. My hands are pretty good tools though.

ya like tapemeasures,donchya?

You know the old saying, "Measure six times, Cut once".

"whats ur favorite tool?".......Uh, too easy....I'm not even going to touch that one!

air nailer...
not auto, but..

The one I need at the time....

"whats ur favorite tool?".......Uh, too easy....I'm not even going to touch that one!

Not going to touch it, eh? Sounds like a lonely night.:D

Here's Dave's (bln)
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Not going to touch it, eh? Sounds like a lonely night.:D

l:)

I'd have to say the Knipex Plier Wrench is my favorite hand tool. They have a large range, are quick to adjust, and take up less space than all the wrenches and pliers they replace. I actually have three, a 7", a 12", and a 10" curved jaw set. They confuse a lot of people when they try to adjust them, but once you've got them down, they can't be beat. :cool:

Knipex Plier Wrench (http://www.knipex.com/index.php?id=559&L=1)

he's sitting on the stool:Dhttp://i199.photobucket.com/albums/aa130/tri4color/IMG_0015-1.jpg

This is the Crud Thug! Its sold by Snap-on for about $250. Worth every penny this thing rips and strips anything, rusty frames, undercoating, paint, skin, Great for window channels etc.http://i194.photobucket.com/albums/z95/axeman39/post-crudthug.jpg

You know the old saying, "Measure six times, Cut once".

my version is "measure 6 times, cut 6 times anyway"

Mine is " cut it three times and it's still too short":thumbsup:

My Dremel. That tool has saved me time and again on projects from the car(s) to fence building to cabinets, crown moulding installs and door frame repairs. Every time I get stuck I find a fix outta that little sucker. Even cut the dogs nails with it.

My second favorite tool is beer because it helps me to forget the damage I did from not having the right tool.

my version is "measure 6 times, cut 6 times anyway"

Mine is " cut it three times and it's still too short":thumbsup:

Mine is don't cut anything, just set on this computer, it saves on a lot of rework.:)

Rob

he's sitting on the stool:Dhttp://i199.photobucket.com/albums/aa130/tri4color/IMG_0015-1.jpg


Not to hijack the thread, but isn't this what every garage looks like while restoring a car? Car in pieces, tranny fluid on floor with kitty litter soaking it up, tools everywhere on the interior of the car, grinding away.... brings back many memories!!!!

My real favorite tool for working on the car is my combination 1/2"-9/16" box end wrench. Their ain't much you can't do on a chevelle with that one wrench.

My second favorite is the 4 1/2" angle grinder. Man that thing gets used for everything.

Jeff

My dewalt sawzall!

Not to hijack the thread, but isn't this what every garage looks like while restoring a car? Car in pieces, tranny fluid on floor with kitty litter soaking it up, tools everywhere on the interior of the car, grinding away.... brings back many memories!!!!

Looks exactly like my garage, I even have the same shop-vac!

I've always said, If you can't fix it with a hammer, you need a bigger hammer.
My favorite tool is probably my 3/8" air ratcher with swivel sockets. Zips 'em out and zips 'em in.

air compressor

Mine is my magnetic pick-up tool for when I drop stuff inside fenders or under the car.:thumbsup:


Rick

A bit cluttered in the garage but you get the idea of my favorite tool :beers:!

Bud Light on the right tap and my All Grain Homebrew Oatmeal Stout on the left:

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Oh yeah, then a close second is my air compressor :D.

Every tool I own seems to be my favorite at a perticular time. Even my 3 bay Matco tool box ranks right up there too. However, one of my favorite tools is one I dont own yet. A nice welder. Planning to make that purchase this summer.

Cordless Snap On impact wrench. Man I need me one of them!