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For the handyman (or woman). This section allows you to rate power tools, solvents, paints, and more.

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68 days ago

It's a beast and works great. Absolutely the best tool for working around the house.
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70 days ago

Bench is very sturdy and the adjustable legs are a great feature. Only real complaint is that it's a bit heavy for a portable table.

Arrived with some chips in the surface finish due to the insert plate coming loose during shipping and bouncing around in the box.
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72 days ago

I can see the future and its name is "I'm gonna have fun with this list". Just wait till I get to batteries. And away I go to the exo topic.

I just did a FTL scroll down this list and I can say with absolute certainty that everyone of these items can be found in a woman's purse. Go ahead, take a look sometime, if you dare.

Granted, you'll be pulling shit out of there that hasn't seen the light of day since the Big Bang, which coincidentally brings me to vibrators. What's up with this fake lipstick ploy, anyway?

Honey, get the maroon lipstick out of my purse, would you please?

*OH SHIT! Tries to remember what color maroon is. Hands to Kidman*

That's hooker red, idiot. I said maroon, moron.

*grabs scuba gear, dives deeper. friggin' power saw! nope*

Here...

That's a tampon, fool!

*calls Russia looking for a deep sea submersible. GOT IT!*

Here you go. What's this shit look like anyway?

NO, NO, NO. Don't open it, you'll spoil the wax.

*wax in lipstick? pulls off cap, notices switch on "lipstick", hmmm, turns on, USGA seismic sensors register 9.8 on the Richter Scale*

Look, ladies. We may be idiots, but even use human-like idiots can tell the difference between lipstick and a vibrator. Want some advice? Don't ever let a guy enter the inner sanctum. He doesn't want to go near it and NOW neither do you.

There is away around this dilemma, though, and it shall be called the Gillette Power Fusion shaving system. See batteries...



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74 days ago

Another odd man out with my opinion. I purchase this product with high hopes. The drill has worked fine but the batteries went bad after about 16 months. Neither battery will accept a charge and now I am stuck trying to rationalize buying another battery. $100 for one battery or $260 for a new drill and two new batteries. Hold on, wait, wait, wait, this time from Harbor Freight. I will buy four plug in drills with extended three year warranty for that price. Then when one burns up I grab an other and exchange the burned up drill when time permits.

I also have a 13 month old Hitachi Impact drill thats batteries are shot. I have over $600 wrapped up in power drills and not a battery that works..

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77 days ago

The drill worked fine . . .while the batteries lasted . . .which was about a year. Now I have another cordless tool that's worthless. What's really needed here are batteries that last the life of the tool. If you buy this, plan on throwing it out in less than 2 years.
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78 days ago

The unit works very good at separating the coins, but all the other features that has to do with tubes being full or anything to do with any lamps, do not work. I have called their company and was referred to their Tech Dept. who answered their phone with a recorder and never returned my call. So if you want a unit that only separates coins, then this is the one to buy.
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80 days ago

I bought my first table saw a year ago and it cuts 4/4 oak like butter. I bought another one last week just for dado work and portability. The new one comes with extras and is really handy.
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81 days ago

I don't have much free space in my garage. I needed a place to do small fix-it jobs and hobby work. I like the adjustable legs because they allow me to sit on my stool if I'm doing something that requires extra time. Very easy to set up and very sturdy. I also bought the tail vise but I haven't used it yet. I am a 65 year old female and it isn't too heavy for me to lift.
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82 days ago

I purchased this drill/driver for my husband to replace a Dewalt drill/driver he has had for over 18 years. All of his power tools are Dewalt so I saw no reason to change. I researched on line to find a good deal & Amazon as always beat out the competion. Great drill, great price.
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84 days ago

After reading reviews about this saw, I chose to give it a try. My 61/2 inch saw that I am replacing quit on me so I needed to replace it. This saw is well balanced and very powerful. It cuts deep enough for most jobs and I see little use for my 71/2 inch saw.
There was a part missing (the clamp tightner for bevel adjustment) but Amazon sent me another saw and paid the shipping back to them. Great service!
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