- Wera "Tool Rebels" logic: Buying their heavy-duty 900-series chiseldrivers, twisting them by hand, and getting this response from their warranty manager.
Hey everyone, I bought a set of Wera 932 A chiseldrivers (900-series). As you know, Wera markets these as basically indestructible – built for hammering, heavy prying, and transferring massive...
10,233 points1,282 comments5 d ago
- The Stanley underwater chainsaw we use to demo old docks and piers.
5,412 points239 comments3 d ago
- The tool itself is pretty ingenious and process when using it was oddly satisfying
3,178 points47 comments5 d ago
- Someone threw out this garden shovel because the rotted handle broke-i used lighter fluid to burn out rotted wood in handle which i replaced with a brand new handle from home depot!!!!
1,610 points204 comments6 d ago
- Asked for a 1/2 Milwaukee stubby for my birthday. This is what I got from my significant other. Can’t even be too upset (she tried)
1,137 points482 comments6 d ago
- My dad "inherited" this when he retired from working at a steel mill a couple decades ago. Whats it worth?
Im also curious what its made of and is used for. It weighs 24 pounds and is 3 feet long
933 points379 comments5 d ago
- Shut up and take my money!
664 points28 comments1 d ago
- This was a first for me
I was drilling some hardwood and the bit came out like this
616 points117 comments6 d ago
- 180 vs 560 cobra difference
The 560 version is so big, I have no real use for it, bet it's a good weapon against zombies tho! Haha
427 points23 comments3 d ago
- What should you have known for a long time, realized way late?
I'll go first. I always wondered why the little black retainer clips on these went past the lid. Never gave it much thought. Today I realized the things clip together 🙄 I've been in construction...
374 points96 comments2 d ago