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Tuesday, October 30, 2007
The Week in Tools: Toolmonger’s Top 5
Toolmonger: "Last week was a busy week here at Toolmonger with all the breaking s#!$ and what-have-you. If you’ve been spending time in the shop — you should! — and you haven’t had a chance to keep up with Toolmonger this week, we suggest you start with these posts, which our readers helped to select"
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The Fubar III is an interesting tool, but there doesnt seem to be a direct use for theatre unless you want to destroy something. It seems more suited for the demolition of houses or other structures. The Erector set is really cool and I would love to play with one. As for the cordless tools, I have 2 sets, Craftsman and Ridgid. I Love the Ridgid because it is 24v and LiIon. The new set seems nice, but it is a little pricy.
The fubar looks fun, but I'd rather just a really big crowbar and a sledge hammer. The combination will take down pretty much anything in 30 seconds or less, including lag-bolted window security grates, and costs less.
The IR cordless set looks really nice. They only make quality stuff, which cannot be said about that many companies.
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