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That's about right.

I have two of the Ryobi 3 x 21 belt sanders.

At one time I had the small triangular head detail sander. I found the tool worked best if you cut off the cord and you stuck with sandpaper in the corner and sanded like hell.

I have old 1/6 sheet palm Roybi sanders that do well.

Couple of drills over the years. Mediocre at best.

I think I got several 2-pack 6.0 Ah Ryobi batteries for $50 each pack. Mostly I was buying the batteries for the longer run time of the women's' string trimmer. The four and a half inch grinder was a collateral purchase.

In a nutshell, buy Milwaukee, Makita (related companies), DeWalt etc.

Ryobi is junk 80% of the time.


I got a bunch of Ryboi schit but I don't work for a living so they do fine.

I just find that meme funny.


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Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit.
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Originally Posted by crittrgittr
Snap On cordless 3/8ths ratchet and my cordless dewalt 3/8ths impact gun

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That little Dewalt impact is handy . I just bought an attachment for cutting metal that mounts to the impact gun.


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Pair of Klein’s. I have a pair over 50 yrs old that I’ve used almost everyday and I can’t wear them out. I think they were invented by a white man. 😜. They just keep on working

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Lately, Craftsman air compressor. Saved me on that pinion seal replacement.

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Can't have too many of those sitting around.

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My vice. It's old, big, and mounted to a large solid steel workbench.

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With all the Amazon boxes wifey has coming the most used tool lately is probably that old antler handled hunting knife that's been on my work bench for 30 years.

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If not the DeWalt 20 volt lithium drill then the Bosch circular saw. The latter is bad ass!


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Used to be a "tweeker" but now days everything has an internal computer for adjustments, so a laptop is the most used tool for me.

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A $50 Harbor Freight electric impact wrench.

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Tool wise it's gotta be my floor jack. Cuss words I call a tool but they don't fix much, might make you feel better though.

Just the other weekend, wife ripped out our 4wd going up the hill in our driveway. I cussed, didn't helped but that jack came in handy.

She knows when the back tires are spinning not to engage 4wd. Only cost $250 so it could have been worse. I go through alot of front ends for some reason

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My Milwaukee 3/8" drive battery powered ratchet and my lift, without question.


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Dunno- but the vise has to be right up there. Well, maybe the shelf on the bench-mounted drill press. Handy computer/drink/phone/tool/manual holder. Just not all at the same time. Sometimes I even use it to drill a hole in something.

One of the handiest things I have is a small powerful magnet on the drill press cowling. I now spend a LOT less time looking for that damned chuck key!


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