fingernail clipper - when the cut is too close to wires(zip ties)

 

a flap disc on the grinder and lots of dollar store paint brushes for resin! and lets not forget the ballpein hammer to make things fit a little better lol............its true, i use this technique, so leased vehicles beware!!!

 

gardening scissors

hammer and nails

duct tape


i find that the lesser the number of tools you use while making something, the faster you will be finished.

 

This is very true...but when in a fit of rage cause something didn't go your way, there are less things to throw!! just my perspective lol

 

a pair of these to cut wire Parts-Express.com: 9-1/4" Large Gauge Wire & Cable Cutter | cable cutter wire cutter large cable cutter large wire cutter

x-acto knife
machinist vise
Right angle
router
home depot (to cut the wood)
drill bits
drywall screws
dmm
o-scope
3m spray glue (for carpet)
mig welder (for welding brackets)
and of course a case of beer!

 

My local home depot wont cut wood anymore- they have the wall saw but they wont use it- they don't have anyone to operate it, and they kicked me out when i was using it....suuux

 

lmoa you knew the code for it!! lol!! that is awesome!! and they need someone there to operate that wall saw! those saw do a pretty good job!

 

I have been using them to cut it b4 so i saw how everything goes, I mean its not rocket science , so train someone from even paint department - they don't do anything anyway, we have recession but nobody wants to work, explain that to me.... even LCBO is going on strike....

Regarding the original post:
silicone- whenever You have leaks/ unwanted gaps etc or just have too much of it around and You decide to reinforce the door panels with it :]

silicone+cocking- good to put in between parts (door handle mounts and the door, or the mdf adapter for 6.5'' and the door- it never fully cures to be as hard as silicone so it absorbs vibrations very nicely.

 

The great drought of 09..... also known as a beer strike....

Every installer needs Squirrel ****.... or whatever other handy name you have for WD40.

 

i work at a home depot and like 4 ppl are "certified" to use the saw it blows no one wants to learn cuz the panel saws we have are sweet and the codes are simple to figger out