favorite tools

[JHCHOPPERS]

I love these cheap Ryoby Grinders. Only $25 at home depot, got 3.

1 for cut off, 1 flap disc and 1 grinder....

[HMW]

Interesting way to store grinders, easy to get to.

[Steve]

A Victor 315FC torch handle, Cutting head fitted with a #4 gouging tip and we go to town. Oh now, which piece did you want saved?

[fun4now]

i would have to say my favoret is my shop door, every time i go threw it i get to see all my toys and cant help but smile .
my 4.5" portacable grinders have realy worked well for me. hard to call just one tool a favoret. MY TIG is way up there as its new and lots of fun but my MIG has gotten a lot more use being 6years old. my plasma cutter is always fun to fire up, gezz i could go on for ever, heck all tools are fun and my favoret ones are the ones i own cuzz i get to play with them any time i want.

[Anti-GMAW]

I'd have to say my IMAGINARY Dynasty 700.

[fun4now]

OH YA!!! we know what tool he is playing with over in the corner . LOL

[HMW]

Plasma cutters..........Could there ever have been anything more useful made??

[pauljr]

portaband

[Fat-Fab.com]

Jancy rotabroach
I connect steel so I have to add the bull pin and a ten pound BFH

Also my Milwaukee 28v cordless set that Jessy James gave me.

TJ

[HMW]

Jancy rotabroach
I connect steel so I have to add the bull pin and a ten pound BFH

Also my Milwaukee 28v cordless set that Jessy James gave me.

TJ

Jessy James gave you?? They made 28V cordless drills back then!!!

[fun4now]

plasma cutters are nice but they can get expensive fast if you use them a lot, the tips are way over priced for what they are i think.

[HMW]

plasma cutters are nice but they can get expensive fast if you use them a lot, the tips are way over priced for what they are i think.

Your right about that, they do get expensive. Esecially i drag mine alot on sheet metal. but man do they work good. Unlike a torch you can just lay them down, and they don't heat up the surrounding area much and will cut most anything..

[Trooper]

I have to agree with Fat-Fab, the best tool is the BFH. Dead-blow, mini sledge, chain store, hardware store… it doesn’t matter the brand the bigger the better. Bad day at work, something outside needs straightening. Parts not lining up, the answer is in the drawer. BFH… it’s practical and therapeutic. Sounds like its time for me to see the head doctor again.

[HMW]

I have to agree with Fat-Fab, the best tool is the BFH. Dead-blow, mini sledge, chain store, hardware store… it doesn’t matter the brand the bigger the better. Bad day at work, something outside needs straightening. Parts not lining up, the answer is in the drawer. BFH… it’s practical and therapeutic. Sounds like its time for me to see the head doctor again.

Just get more things to beat on !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[weld_13]

i would have to agree with the 4 1/2" angle grinder. I have a 7 two but the 4 1/2 is used the most. sometimes i find the cheepy off brand tools i own work out in my favor although its always nice to have ur makita or dewalt around.