nickbowers
Senior Member
Hi All,
Just trying to gauge interest in power tools around the world
I cant work without my cordless impact guns, other tools dont need to be cordless as much but they are a huge bonus.
The three rattle guns i use constantly are
http://www.truckblog.com.au/tools/milwaukee-m18chiwf34-¾-impact-wrench/
http://www.truckblog.com.au/tools/milwaukee-m18-fuel-ciw12-½-impact-wrench/
http://www.truckblog.com.au/tools/milwaukee-m12-fuel-½-ciw12-impact-wrench/
Over here in Australia it seems most mechanics i visit they are still using hand tools.
I can do the same job in half the time by using cordless tools (which is half the problem i suppose because they are on hourly rate)
I havnt kept the truckblog site up to date lately but i have heaps more power tools that make work so much easier.
So what do people around the world do?
Cheers,
Nick
Just trying to gauge interest in power tools around the world
I cant work without my cordless impact guns, other tools dont need to be cordless as much but they are a huge bonus.
The three rattle guns i use constantly are
http://www.truckblog.com.au/tools/milwaukee-m18chiwf34-¾-impact-wrench/
http://www.truckblog.com.au/tools/milwaukee-m18-fuel-ciw12-½-impact-wrench/
http://www.truckblog.com.au/tools/milwaukee-m12-fuel-½-ciw12-impact-wrench/
Over here in Australia it seems most mechanics i visit they are still using hand tools.
I can do the same job in half the time by using cordless tools (which is half the problem i suppose because they are on hourly rate)
I havnt kept the truckblog site up to date lately but i have heaps more power tools that make work so much easier.
So what do people around the world do?
Cheers,
Nick