Best bang for buck tool you have
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In light of the lousy tool post thought i would start this……
Or just the best tool in your box period….
Probably would change this after somebody else posts but right off hand I would think
my Blocking Kit.Hammer and Dolly Set….do you know how many things you can do with that?
– Take dents out.
– use as a flat surface for sanding.
– encourage things to move when they otherwise would not.
– create center punch guide holes for drilling out plug welds.
– open the evercoat, paint, primer, sealer, clear, or activator can.
– bend fabricated metal into the proper curvature to plug a hole (that’s right, Doc has no English:wheel).
– bend ninety degree angles in sheet metal.
– knock of weld slag (yes, Doc only has a flux core welder).
– hit a panel to listen for Bond (sorry, filler, no pun intended to Mr. Bondomerchent)
– crush beer cans (even though I don’t drink, I do recycle).
– prop up the trunk lid while you fit the bumper cover properly (close for alignment).
– knock the tie rod end out of the ball joint (did I say that, don’t do that, use a for or a puller).
– ok, that’s enough.[quote=”TheDoctor” post=18720]Hammer and Dolly Set….do you know how many things you can do with that?
– Take dents out.
– use as a flat surface for sanding.
– encourage things to move when they otherwise would not.
– create center punch guide holes for drilling out plug welds.
– open the evercoat, paint, primer, sealer, clear, or activator can.
– bend fabricated metal into the proper curvature to plug a hole (that’s right, Doc has no English:wheel).
– bend ninety degree angles in sheet metal.
– knock of weld slag (yes, Doc only has a flux core welder).
– hit a panel to listen for Bond (sorry, filler, no pun intended to Mr. Bondomerchent)
– crush beer cans (even though I don’t drink, I do recycle).
– prop up the trunk lid while you fit the bumper cover properly (close for alignment).
– knock the tie rod end out of the ball joint (did I say that, don’t do that, use a for or a puller).
– ok, that’s enough.[/quote]
jeez an i always just used my claw hammer an a nice flat rock…..hey doc i ever show ya my horsecock:rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl[quote=”bondomerchant” post=18721][quote=”TheDoctor” post=18720]Hammer and Dolly Set….do you know how many things you can do with that?
– Take dents out.
– use as a flat surface for sanding.
– encourage things to move when they otherwise would not.
– create center punch guide holes for drilling out plug welds.
– open the evercoat, paint, primer, sealer, clear, or activator can.
– bend fabricated metal into the proper curvature to plug a hole (that’s right, Doc has no English:wheel).
– bend ninety degree angles in sheet metal.
– knock of weld slag (yes, Doc only has a flux core welder).
– hit a panel to listen for Bond (sorry, filler, no pun intended to Mr. Bondomerchent)
– crush beer cans (even though I don’t drink, I do recycle).
– prop up the trunk lid while you fit the bumper cover properly (close for alignment).
– knock the tie rod end out of the ball joint (did I say that, don’t do that, use a for or a puller).
– ok, that’s enough.[/quote]
jeez an i always just used my claw hammer an a nice flat rock…..hey doc i ever show ya my horsecock:rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl[/quote]Geez Bondo, keep it in your pants…err, tool box.
please dont encourage Tweedledee dee and Tweedledum :chair :chair :chair
best tool and most used in our shop is an old hospital gurney I bought for $20 at a garage sale , could use another , damn thing is cats ass. :dnc
I would never, ever even begin to encourage you in that way, haha. But I am about to go get some evercoat, that should please you?
gotta buddy been using a shopping cart for 20 years to carry around his welder..LOL!!
My Harbor Freight $9.99 2inch side die grinder has held up great. I oil it every time I use it.
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