post tools you'd save first from a fire.

>>2920095 (OP)
The commieblock essential

>>2920097
hello fellow commieblock dweller
remember - concrete is softer on the weekend mornings

>>2920097
> already making fun of OP's bosch
hold on, i'll give you real material

>>2920095 (OP)
Been using bosch pro recently and coming from makita I'm kinda impressed, let this lil nigga fall off from like 15ft on hard concrete and shit's still mint.

>>2920095 (OP)
got one even with speed dial setting.

POS IMO, sure its OK to use, WHEN it works but trigger has gone dead 2x now and its like a $39 unit.

>>2920095 (OP)
Comrade, it looks like you’re hanging a clothsline, Дa?

>>2920095 (OP)
>tool you'd save first from a fire

am i missing something? The proper tool for fire is a fire extinguisher.

>>2920131
how is he making fun of it?

>>2920203
not the point, but these sure look fine.

>>2920197
Mine are not defiled with wood nor afflicted with nearby trees which are enemy to structures not used for flammable storage.

>>2920203
Assuming you are on hand to use it, but my next step is buying a removed commercial kitchen extinguishing system or two to upgrade muh container motorcycle garage which has few burny bits as is.

I already scored four full high pressure CO2 extinguishers because babby extinguishers are more for escape than suppression. One will inert a whole High Cube easily so those I placed inside my shops personnel doors and just outside my home's back doorway are reasonable upgrades.

My tool belt. Would absolutely save it if my house was on fire. Can't work without it. This is my setup for framing and concrete.

>>2920899
ah. beautiful. loving the shiny stanley.

>>2920899
Shouln’t you be oiling up that thing with mink oil and wax instead of playing on the interwebs?

>>2921134
My fat max just died and i'm broke so back to the chrome stanleys it is.
>>2921139
I oil it up once every few months with beef tallow and bees wax

>>2920899
do construction carpenters ever plane wood

>>2920899
>Tradie
>I'm broke
What gives? Shouldn't you be making bank or at least live a comfortable enough life on a qualified worker's wage?

>>2921209
I've only ever used a block plane twice in my career as a carpenter. I use a power planer fairly often though. Usually for planing out the crowns in rafters or straight edging walls.

>>2921240
I mean i'm not broke, i have money in the bank, but just had 5 days off work due to getting the rona and some other things that cost money came up recently so i decided to get the $15 chrome over the $30 fat max

>>2921180
> beef tallow
Fucking gross.
You can get tool belts made of shit like kevlar now instead of rotting, fetid, animal skin smeared with smegma.

Oh, and you can wash them in the washing machine, like if it touched a greasy disgusting zombified dermal layer from some random animal.

>>2921344
Good to hear that you're doing fine.

>>2921349
Least faggot vegan.

>>2920095 (OP)
I would throw that piece of shit into the fire myself.

>>2921349
Synthetic belts don't last like leather ones do.

>>2921349
>Recycling something that would otherwise just be thrown away
>Can easily last a few lifetimes if taken care of
>Synthetic crap has to be replaced every 3 months to 2 years because it wears out

Vegans are morons.

>>2921715
> synthetic don’t last
Surely, after 100 years of making synthetic materials, you gotta figure that they’ve made stuff better than leather by now.

Inb4 “what is kevlar”

>>2922155
>you gotta figure that they’ve made stuff better than leather by now.
They really haven't. "Kevlar" isn't a magic word that wins this argument.

>>2921344
>just had 5 days off work due to getting the rona
covid is fake, though

>>2922192
Now you have to worry about measles

>>2920095 (OP)
me and my pets

>>2920109
>>2920179
fires don't propagate in concrete so your tools should be safe in their box or as long as they're away from something flammable

>>2922184
> I’m a mountain climber and I use leather ropes
> when I go paragliding I use leather parachutes
> I also dabble in F1 and especially NASCAR racing and we use leather tires like everyone else
> my buddy, genius Elon musk, will be taking me with him to mars (and beyond) and we have matching space-cadet leather space suits with leather hoses

>>2922244
Smart man, can still get laid after his house burning down

>>2922335
This has to be the most Full Retard attempt at an argument ever.

>>2922201
Measles is also fake.

>>2922155
Why would they? Leather is amazing. All you gotta do is oil it every few months and it'll last forever.

>>2922192
No it unfortunately isn't fake. But luckily I didn't get the vax so I only seem to get it once a year while vaxxies get it once every few weeks

>>2922377
> i’m going to go shoot some hoops later with my leather basketball and my leather nike basketball shoes (with leather soles and leaher shoe laces).
> we just refreshed the hoop nets with leather ones, it’s going to be sweet.

this is now a chinesium shelling thread.

Lads, can you tell me anything about these tools?

>>2922497
Oh, it’s go time, eh?

>>2922511
The harbor freight tap and die set?
The die holder is cast shit and will break in your hands the moment you need it most. Also the set screw won't hold the dies still for shit.
But it's cheap as fuck and technically works.

>>2920899
Isn't that only like $300 in tools including the belt? If your house burned down why are you saving tools you can buy today in less than an hour?

Not picking on your specifically because none of these are irreplaceable tools. Sentimental value I somewhat understand but are you people really running out with an arm full of shit your neighbor probably has?

>>2920899
based occidental leather enjoyer

>>2922540
>$300 in tools including the belt?
that belt alone is $300

>>2922542
Okay, so $400 of the most common tools and accessories in the world and you're saving that in your burning house?

>>2922530
thanks. can you identify this set?

>>2922543
if it's what makes you money, yeah

>>2922543
oh and FYI that's a $40 level and $40 bosch measuring device, $33 tajima chalk line, so yeah, all that shit together is going to be >500 and that's how he plies his trade, that shit makes money. it's not wallhangers.

>>2922546
Not who you were replying too.

It says right on it what it is: Brown & Sharpe 608. It is a depth micrometer set with 5 rods of different lengths. You are missing the wrench. Here is a nicer example on eBay.

>>2922445
>But luckily I didn't get the vax so I only seem to get it once a year while vaxxies get it once every few weeks
When you have to lie like this, you fail.

>>2922540
>Isn't that only like $300 in tools including the belt?
I can show up on any framing job site with that belt slung over my shoulder and probably get hired on the spot. Just like this guy >>2922541 could probably do the same for any finishing crew. That's why it's worth so much to me. Anyway that belt is worth more like $1000 anyway so it's probably the most expensive 'tool' I own.

>>2920095 (OP)
I mog you

>>2920095 (OP)
How much better is a modern hammer than an old as dirt (still made in Germany, lol) Bosch green hammer?
I’ve got the feeling this thing is totally powerless, I’m making faster progress by hand.
I’ve got like 5 hours to drive to my next Baumarkt to buy something more modern.
I a modern low-price Bosch green/blue , Metabo, makita or einhell (lol, again) worth getting, or is this a waste of time and I’d have to order a proper demolition hammer? (I need to remove about 10 sqm of 2 cm of material, so compared with a contractor doing it, I’ve got some €€ tool budget, but I’d rather not buy some huge ass Hilti I’ll never really need again, but spending 200€ on an Einhell that’ll be useless also sucks)

>>2921608
but it was forged in fire.

>>2922574
oh worthy one, i pay homage to thee.

>>2922602
bring a scale, and buy whichever is heaviest.

>>2922445
>No it unfortunately isn't fake. But luckily I didn't get the vax so I only seem to get it once a year while vaxxies get it once every few weeks
this. not vaxxed and haven't been sick since like 2015 while every single parson I still work with that got off work to get vaxxed in 2021 and 2022 seems to go to a doctor every few days now

>>2920095 (OP)
>tools you'd save first from a fire.
tools are just tools, and can be replaced. no tool is worth trying to save from a fire.

>>2922853
You idiots don't need to keep making shit up.

>>2922574
I mog you both.

>>2922574
>>2922872
Are they worth it?

>>2922857
If it makes you feel better I get all kind of jabs and I don't get sick either even though I work in a social field and only use public transport. Getting zero sick leave ever while some collegues get to stay a week at home every other month does get annoying tho, maybe I should just fake some.

>>2922879
This 18v has been pretty solid, been running it all day at work drilling 12mm holes in reinforced concrete and it keeps going, if anything it has great power.

>>2922879
I've had the initial full set and annual boosters alongside flu shots, and don't get sick. Making up bullshit anecdotes doesn't make your case.

>>2922872
>>2922574
i heard this was the bosch thread.

>>2920131
>>2922497
>5M

if I had a fire, I would throw all my tools in it so insurance pays for me to get new ones

Is this hammer-time (electronic) thread?
What kind of hammer (drill) do you recommend for advanced /diy/ purposes?
I’d need it mostly for demolition jobs, like removing tiling and such, for drilling holes in stone or concrete, I already got the Milwaukee M12 SDS one (came with a set, it’s surprisingly decent, but it sucks that I can’t to hammer time without drilling, also I suppose it’s gonna be a bit underpowered for removing material beyond the occasional hand full of 10 mm holes), so guess for a bigger unit, corded makes sense.

>>2923915
I've been running this guy at work daily for 2 months drilling ~ 70 150mm deep, 12mm holes per day on pre stressed reinforced concrete and the fucker goes hard. 8Ah batteries.
Fucker has enough juice to brake 4 cut sds bits not just at the tip but at the holder too.
9/10 would recommend.

>>2923915
The corded bosch bulldog is basically the construction industry standard for light duty use. You can get a chisel bit for it for removing tile and that kind of thing. It's obviously not big enough to bust up a concrete slab but I've used mine to demo a brick chimney before.

I also have a cordless Metabo HPT rotohammer which works pretty nicely when I just want to drill 3/16 holes at work.

>>2923990
>bosch bulldog
Slop for the us market.

Pic related has the same impact force and is one pound lighter. I use it to drill 20mm holes through reinforced concrete.

>>2920095 (OP)
Is anybody here even rocking limited edition tools? Homeowner’s insurance can’t replace those!

>>2924091
>Homeowner’s insurance can’t replace those!
Turns out there is an exclusion in every policy written to deny all cringe claims.

>>2924091
They did that cool grey dirty by adding that 85 with stupid lettering.

>>2924047
Does rebar thicker than 3/8 even exist in Europe?

>>2924134
Yes it does, jamal.

>>2922546
>>2922552
I thought it was a lobotomy pick lmao

>>2922872
>Boschhammer
>without a vacuum
Come on now, do you enjoy stone dust?

>>2924424
>Not hardening your lungs with mineral dust
Kwab

>>2922497
anyone buy their floor drill press

>>2923821
what. that's 4 meters 90cm longer than my dick. it's GOOD!

>>2924424
>>2923951
>>2922872
>>2922574

you guys have a phobia of posting actual photos or what?

>>2924519
>you guys have a phobia of posting actual photos or what?
They're too busy working in manual labor to take a pic of their clearly neglected tools. They work 23.9 hours a day asking for more hours. They missed the birth of their babies. They aren't soft like you with time to peruse /diy/. They haven't had a break in 7 years. They haven't taken a vacation ever.

>>2924519
Bosch ghb 18v 26.

>>2924522
I'll let you know that I work 40h weeks and have 36 off work paid days to enjoy when I please.

>>2924519
Bosch gbh 18v 26

>>2924522
I'll let you know that I work 40h weeks and have 36 off work paid days to enjoy when I please.

>>2924532
Were you a photographer for Penthouse? LOL.

>>2920095 (OP)
>post tools you'd save first from a fire.

>>2920095 (OP)
>post tools you'd save first from a fire.
This time with the picture!

>>2924519
>you guys have a phobia of posting actual photos or what?
real tools look like shit after a month in the field. even if they would work for 20 years no problem

>>2924674
I have no problem posting the tools I use at work.

Bosch gdx 18v-285 impact wrench.

>>2924091
I have one pair of limited edition Klein pliers that I only got because I needed them anyway and they were actually cheaper than the normal version. Replacing them wouldn't be the end of the world, actually the normal ones would be better since it'd be easier to spot and grab them in my bag. (The normal ones have yellow handles, the special edition has red and look almost identical to the diagonal cutters I also have in there.)

>>2924569
>This time with the picture!
yes, and how big the fire was.

>>2924522
>They're too busy working in manual labor to take a pic of their clearly neglected tools. They work 23.9 hours a day asking for more hours. They missed the birth of their babies. They aren't soft like you with time to peruse /diy/. They haven't had a break in 7 years. They haven't taken a vacation ever.
oh yeah? here's one brave soul >>2924047
and here's another big dicker >>2922602
and this anon right here could be my uncle for a week >>2922541

>>2925015
>spent all the money on tools he doesn't use
>wife pawns about $8000 of tools for $1000, tells you the bills are paid next month!
Gun guys have well documented problems just like this.

>>2925016
Better question, why are sparkies so obsessed with milshit?

>>2925017
>why are sparkies

>>2925017
Milwaukee makes great power tools and decent hand tools. Other brands were kinda forced to play catchup on torque figures and speeds and whatever, now they're all kinda dicking around with pricing.

>>2920095 (OP)
ocd kicked in.

>>2925471
It clearly did not. Longer threaded screw as #2. Lock washer splits aren't aligned, washer faces not uniformly sorted, nuts not even aligned, sleeves rotated haphazardly.

1/10, stop pretending to have OCD.

>>2925472
A. i do not have ocd
B. you're getting the zoomed in version.

>>2922155
>Surely, after 100 years of making synthetic materials, you gotta figure that they’ve made stuff better than leather by now.
retard alert

>>2925598
> retard alert
What is kevlar?

>>2925799
Not the magical material you think it is.

>>2922155
>line goes up
kys

>>2925026
>milwaukee
Hard pass.

>>2925598
> me wearing a carbon nano-tube jump suit that can stop bullets
> me with my power tools using grapheme motors
> running wires made out of LK-99 superconducting material
Who’s laughing now?

>>2925916
Have you ever considered just not letting a 400lb gorilla bend your hammer handle in half?

>>2925916
This honestly proves nothing. Now show him bending it the other way. The direction it is actually intended to be strong in.

>>2925919
>> running wires made out of LK-99 superconducting material
ohh that is the good stuff.

>>2926064
>put hammer on ground
>accidentally run it over a couple times in my Bagger 288
>have to buy a new hammer

>>2926085
>>put hammer on ground
>>accidentally run it over a couple times in my Bagger 288
>>have to buy a new hammer

>Chain any brand hammer to my excavator bucket.
>Proceed to bend/break hammer all to shit.
>Put on surprise Pikachu face because hammer didn't hold up to some absolutely retarded made up abuse scenario.

Why would they do this to me?

Today I bring you the Bosch GWS 18v-10 angle grinder and the same impact wrench as >>2924710

Today I bring you the Bosch GWS 18v-10 angle grinder and the same impact wrench as >>2924710

>>2922155
They really haven't, at least not for some applications. Leather has this combo of strength and ability to gradually conform to things that makes it really hard to beat for things like boots, where you can start with them a little undersized and as they break in they stretch and become a perfect fit that you could only get otherwise with custom-made shoes. It's also resistant to sparks, heat, etc. which can be big problems with synthetic materials if you're doing welding, grinding, or anything like that.

>>2922445
>>2922853
I was forced to get the initial two shots and one booster. (Lost my job to rona and had to move back in with parents, who are stereotypical libs and were going to throw me out if I didn't.) I had horrible reactions to all three shots, violently sick for days, insane pain around the injection sites, etc. I have only had the actual virus twice, most recently in 2022, and while it lasted a little longer it was nowhere near as bad as the vax reaction, which was like four straight days of nonstop hell, while the real thing was one pretty bad day and then a week of just feeling exhausted and out of it.

>>2926202
And you weren't in the hospital with COVID on a ventilator because you got vaccinated.

>>2920095 (OP)
I can get the GBH 2-21 from Bosch for 79€ right now, is that a decent buy?
I've been using my old UBH 2/20 from the 80s but it's starting to feel a bit weak, mostly just drilling concrete and stone walls.

>>2927099
This whole class of drills are not very good at drilling through concrete… they’re about the minimum. If you do it a lot, get a hilti, it’s like night and day. It’s shocking, actually.
The main difference is the hilti puts most of it’s energy into hammering and spins at, like, 10 RPM.
The bosch (and other drill-class hammer drills) is they spin way too much and burn out the bit. It also heats the bit to ridiculous levels which helps wear it out, too.
At least it’s SDS, those bits have more carbide on them, so they last a bit longer, but still, those style hammer drills are comparatively terrible.

>>2922155
Bro aramids are terrible for making anything that has to be exposed to the elements. You are so stupid and uninformed and have no idea what you are talking about.

>>2921344
>>2922192
They just renamed influenza viruses to 'corona virus', so of course people are always 'catching corona'. This is 'technically' not a lie even as all influenza viruses are also all corona viruses as a matter of physical-definitional identity. The lie is by implication of course since there is never such a thing as 'a' or 'the' influenza virus (and likewise any viron with coronal proteins), which are a constantly mutating and evolving soup of novel strains, and thus is more properly understood as evolutionary niche that such forms of 'life' converge on; an attractor in formspace, representing a mean that tends to be reverted too whenever there are unusual divergences in phenotype (like elevated morbidity, which reduces the effectiveness of spreading itself).

Like many other things in other words, it's preying on the fears ignorance and lack of perspective of the 'average voter' to push policy.

>>2927150
> influenza == corona
I heard covid19 was also actually “SARS v2” officially, which was also like the bird flu.
All basically the same thing?
Now they’re worried about measles! Lol, nobody’s learned a godamned thing.

>>2927150
Coronavirii are a very distinct class of virus from colds and influenza.

Where the fuck did you hear this nonsense?

>>2927159
The virus' actual name is SARS-CoV-2, or Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome-CoronaVirus-2. A related virus is MERS-CoV, which is a zoonotic camel virus that can transmit to humans.

>>2927193
COVID-19 means "Coronavirus Disease 2019," specifying the actual pandemic start.

>>2927159
>Now they’re worried about measles! Lol, nobody’s learned a godamned thing.
First kid dies from Measles in over a decade thanks to antivaxxers, the problem's that people are "learning" in the direction of ignorance.

>>2927193
The thing that was released from the wuhan laboratory is very different from the things that are all called 'corona virus' today. For that matter it was very different from the things that spread around internationally in 2020, too. That's the basic rhetorical malpractice going on; using the same words for different things, equivocating (deliberately) the connotations of one thing with other unlike things that don't have the same properties and thus don't rate the same connotations. Once 'out in the wild' the original virus of note produced with gain-of-function research for weaponized morbidity very rapidly mutated to lose morbidity because it didn't fit the ecological niche - the same as every other rhinovirus from the dawn of terrestrial life to today.

>>2927198
finally an actually counter culture

>>2927201
Why lie like this?

What's out now is variants of the same virus that prioritize general transmissibility over the nastier effects of earlier strains.

And the highest confidence on the source is zoonotic tranfer at the Wuhan wet markets, shithead.

You're engaging in repetition of baseless conspiracy theory.

>>2927214
You are a stupid low-information prole.

>>2927217
That's an interesting argument, considering you got BTFO.

What's your source again? Infowars?

>>2927214
Don’t worry, nobody I know thinks for a second that it was created in a lab. And that gain of function talk was hilarious.

I do know that people were encouraged to *not* wear masks because it was interfering with video security and auto identification since I’m in that business.

I’m also pretty sure the government didn’t exactly try very hard to stop it because old people are a burden to the government and generally on the receiving end of the system in their later years.
Generally we want young, healthy, and fertile taxpayers as citizens.
It was like a dream come true that it mostly culls older people.

>>2927221
Reminder that the Flu has a similar transmission mechanism, and the 2020-2021 season when masking and distancing were in high effect was one of the lowest rate seasons ever.

>>2927220
>prioritize general transmissibility over the nastier effects of earlier strains.
thanks for agreeing with me by the way

Reality doesn't depend on 'confidence', sorry you outsourced your brain to the state church though. You can't provide any good logic and evidence for patently ridiculous pseudoscience like the bat soup theory.

And you know your own ruling class agrees with me, too. I know this because I actually read the papers that their thinktanks publish to each other (eg, https://archive.ph/zEy6G https://archive.is/sUhKn) while you only hear from the tv anchor and from other people who hear from the tv anchor; the sphincter on the bottom end of a system your mouth is fused too which excretes whatever crap is left after it has been digested through every level above, to use an analogy.

That's how it always goes; the Message gets pushed in popular outlets, while the truth or something like it is slowly laundered through publications noone except other bugocrats will bother to read months or years after the fact, all while the messaging that was in the prole facing rags is never bothered to change anyways, and usually simply just quietly dropped and forgotten about. Out of sight, out of mind.

>>2927225
Many such cases. You could fall off a ladder and if the cargo cult coinflip test flipped positive you'd be marked down as 'died from covid'. The sheer breadth and depth of malfeasance from every angle on every level in every way to whip up hysteria can scarcely be appreciated. The fact that total death rates year over year barely even blipped is of course just one of the most notable smoking guns. When people weren't just outright lying, or outright damn lying, they were getting 'creative' with statistic, and just redefining everything as 'of coof'. If the coof itself wouldn't get the job done by killing people, you could help it along by jabbing or ventilating them instead.

>>2927231
Man, you're really full of shit.

>>2927231
Reminder that the main person in charge during the worst of COVID was Trump, who agreed with all the lies you're telling.

>>2927232
>>2927233

>>2927235

>>2927237
Instructions unclear; can you provide a demonstration first?

>>2927225
Yes, I still wear kn-95 masks everywhere, transit, airplanes, and especially wallmart.
I haven’t been sick from anything since 2019, and hardly any allergies.
I get the odd comment from texas country bumpkins like “you sleep with that thing” or “it’s not haloween” but I just ignore it.
It always fascinates me that they’d think it’s important enough to comment on without thinking about what my potential reaction might be…although the “haloween” commenter must have literally ran out of home depot, since I didn’t see him and couldn’t find anyone when i went looking. It was almost empty.

I usually tell them “enjoy your surveilance”

>>2927240
The whole "don't wear masks" thing kind of went out the window for them as soon as it was their gestapo wearing them, too.

>>2927197
Isn't it weird they had the virus defined and in all the databases and billable hospital forms the year before?

>>2927225
Weird. No flu season when we had the coronavirus. So weird.

>>2926523
there's no valid data whatsoever that suggests the vaxx makes the course of the disease less severe, other than trust us bro from the pharma companies and blatantly manipulated government data, that e.g. counted everyone vaxxed less than 2 weeks prior as unvaccinated. if anything, it shuts down the immune system, due to a shift toward IgG4 antibodies, masking the symptoms, while the virus wreaks havock all over the body. basically every single country that introduced the vaxx, experienced an immediate death rate spike. funny that you mentions ventilators, whose improper use was probably the leading cause of "covid deaths", toghether with witholding antibiotics for pneumonia when there was a positive result of an unreliable covid test

>>2927214
>And the highest confidence on the source is zoonotic tranfer at the Wuhan wet markets, shithead.
I didn't realize that people stupid enough to believe the bat/armadillo story actually existed
>A SARS virus emerging naturally with 3 HIV inserts at its binding sites and also containing a furin cleavage site that doesn’t exist in nature but does exist in a Moderna patent… that’s seriously crazy talk. It doesn’t exist. A flying pink elephant would be a million times more likely.
you can check it for yourself in a public repository for genomic sequences, it's even described step by step here: https://www.arkmedic.info/p/how-to-blast-your-way-to-the-truth

guys this is a fucking tool thread

>>2927235
every single time. those people can only parrot the propaganda they've been fed and when someone who bothered to research the topic presents an actual argument, which would shatter their worldview if they internalized it logically, they immediately completely shut down, unable to engage anymore. they're barely human at this point.

>>2927279
>guys this is a fucking tool thread
I really like Ryobi die grinder. the brand is usually meh, but this one blows basically every electric and pneumatic one available out of the water

>>2927282
>Ryobi die grinder.
i dont think i ever seen one before with a "pistol" grip, huh

>>2927292
yeah, me neither, I think it's the only one with this shape, which is weird, because it's much more convenient than a straight die grinder, or even a typical right angle pneumatic one (or something like M12 right angle die grinder), easy to operate with one hand and provides a secure grip. there's a reason why drills and drivers are all shaped like that

>>2927279
It's absolutely demented that people are still stuck in the coof wars and let it spill here.
I didn't take the vax because I'm young and healthy and didn't like the authoritarian mindset that was rulling the masses at the time but goddamn that everyone that takes/doesn't take the vaxxxx is gonna die ahhhh I'm going insane, Ahhhhh spike protein grafite long covid ahhhh is pire retardation and subhuman talk, redditors and poltards alike.
Fuck off already.

>>2927294
dunno, i would need to try it i guess
but as i wont use it often i think the day i get one i would get one that has that cylindrical part in the front so i can mount it into the lathe
>>2927295
anon, you just did what you are mad about

>>2927275
>>2927277
>>2927281

>>2927295
>didn't like the authoritarian mindset that was rulling the masses at the time
You mean the MAGA idiots rejecting facts because it was politicized for no fucking reason?

>>2927295
>WHAAAAAA I DON'T CARE ABOUT THE VAXX I TOTALLY DIDN'T TAKE SO MUCH I JUST TYPED A WHOLE PARAGRAPH ABOUT HOW IT SHOULD BE MEMORYHOLED DERAILING PEOPLE WHO GOT BACK TO TALKING ABOUT TOOLS ONCE AGAIN AAAAAAAA

>>2927308
the irony of mindbroken retards, unable to form a single argument, projecting using facebook-tier memes and derailing the thread that got back on track once again, is palpable

>>2927247
The odd thing was always that the antivaxxers, the antimaskers, and the antigovernment-surveillancers are usually the same people.

>>2927322
Says the retard repeating conspiracy theory bullshit.

>>2927333
On that last part, they're fine with tyranny and oppression if it's their side doing it.

>>2927342
sure, public easily verifiable data is "conspiracy theory" (which translates to "anything that disagrees with what the tv man told me to think"), my fucking sides. at this point, it's literally a pavlov response of every mindbroken halfwit being hit with cognitive dissonance. ITT there's e.g. the specific patent where the genetic material inserted into the virus comes from and, in case you somehow question publicly available data, literally a step by step guide that would allow even the biggest retard to verify the lab origin of the virus by himself in the public scientific database and you're too stupid for even that, or just shutting the fuck up. first you derail the thread with your triggered vaxxie nonsense and now you've gotten so pathetic that you can't even attempt to defend you position and can only continue spewing some preprogrammed NPC phrases, as empty as your brain

>>2927348
Repeating lies "because they're on the internet" doesn't mean they aren't lies.

>>2927357
Yesm. The Wuhan coronavirus from the Wuhan Coronavirus research facility. That receives funding from the US because we decided to stop funding such unethical research but fauci found a way to keep funding them because he wanted to make bioweapons because he is also the granddaddy for AIDs.

It's just a conspiracy with proof for everythingbro. Trust the science

How strange anyone would think they might be related.

>>2927373
Full. Of. Shit.
https://www.cnn.com/2024/09/19/health/huanan-animal-market-analysis-covid-19

>>2927374
Repeating lies "because they're on the internet" doesn't mean they aren't lies

>>2927281
>>2927275
>>2927225
>>2927193

sirs sirs si... SIRS!. we're here to admire hardware. that's enough.

>>2927348
kindly puke that half digested green stuff on /pol/

>>2927375
Yes, you should learn that, since nobody sane considers the "lab leak" theory to be anything but a CT bullshit idea.

The entire reason you have the hate boner for Fauci is because he dared to contradict Dear Orange Leader.

>>2927382
The virus was at the animal market because that was where they put the infected bats to release it into the wild.

I hate fauci because he was clearly lying about everything form the beginning.
His crimes: Include handling of HIV, abusing dogs for fun, telling us masks don't work don't buy masks. Actually you absolutely need masks and can't exist without them. Actually you can go suck dicks through a gloryhole and catch posted loads in your ass, but you can't go to work. You can protest with 10,000 people shoulder to shoulder in the street but can't go to church and stand 6' apart because eyoure a filthy fucking christian.

>>2927387
retard, stop talking about your bullshit and talk about tools

>>2927387
So, you're just making shit up, right.

>>2927377
and yet you're too mentally deficient to refute anything, just rage impotently to the point of strokeposting and unironically try to use discredited propaganda outlets like CNN as some kind of a source. probably one the streetshitters they used to hire to write "fact checks"
>>2927382
only a literal mongoloid would consider a virus with HIV inserts and the exact genetic sequence patented by Moderna in 2012, not found anywhere else, to be a naturally ocurring total conicidence

>>2927357
>Repeating lies "because they're on the internet" doesn't mean they aren't lies.
the irony. the complete lack of self-awareness due to clinically low IQ is astounding

>>2927311
>>2927315
Fuck off, culturewarniggers.

>>2927294
>>2927292
It's shaped like that because ryobi has committed to maintaining backwards compatibility between new tools and old batteries.

>>2927387
> fauci because he was clearly lying
I watched the congressional hearings.
It’s clear they found one or two pieces of funding from the thousands, and somehow claimed these pieces of minutia were part of fauci’s master “plan” to give the chinese “gain of function”… that was a knee slapper. He obviously didn’t know those were things, he was the head of the department and wouldn’t be micromanaging that stuff.

If you ever manage anything, like at a company (unlikely) but you’ll realize how hilarious ru paul’s premise was. He’s obviously never had a job like that either.

>>2927521
he wasn't even saying anything about funding, you braindead grifter. funny how you bring up a random strawman without addressing anything he said and can't even disprove said strawman you yourself brought up. comedy gold. your worthless posts aren't even offtopic, just straight up shitting up a tools thread with random spergouts due to being triggered at the realization that you fell for the most retarded propaganda ever and the cognitive dissonance kicking in

>>2927556
It's thee wrong poster you're saying "fell for the most retarded propaganda."

>>2927521
He sure knew a lot about it in those emails like 'oh shit is this ours?' And 'you better fucking shutup or you.wont get any funding, because I am in charge of all the funding, I AM THE SCIENCE' that's what that means I am the science means he is in charge of all the funding and you better agree with him or your career is over, and that happened to like all 300 doctors that disagreed with him

He's the aids doctor. He was in charge of all the fucjing funding of course he knew about the most evil shit he was doing like giving china a fucking bioweapon program. You obviously have no idea how fucning evil your rulers are. They gave china icbm tech, aids, and they almost gave them a stealth fighter and only decided at the last moment to stop. They also gave Canada super aids because they thought it would be funny.

>>2927594
This /pol/ shit is worded than bronies fuck off.
>>2920095 (OP)
Probably the really nice air blower I got. They don't make it (in the us) anymore so I'm very careful with it. Delicate enough for de-dusting NY pc, strong enough to blow wood shavings off a deck.

>>2927400
>and yet you're too mentally deficient to refute anything, just rage impotently to the point of strokeposting and unironically try to use discredited propaganda outlets like CNN as some kind of a source. probably one the streetshitters they used to hire to write "fact checks"
i did not even read the shit you posted, i was addressing you both regardless of whatever stance you were holding on an issue that couldn't be further from /diy/. just calm down ffs. nobody gives a rat's ass. take it to /pol/ or i'm sitting you on pic rel

what are your thoughts on pic rel anons?

>>2924477
no, but they make nice dildos!

>>2929245
>Corded chainsaw
Are you hauling a generator with you out in the woods?

>>2929287
retard

>>2920095 (OP)
>tools you'd save first from a fire.
But what do I do, when my tool is the fire? (That was after a few minutes of cooldown, I guess I really need a bigger hammer, maybe even some demolition unit. What's a good /diy/ option? Going the pro-route and getting a Hilti, Wacker or Duss is probably overkill, but I don't wanna get cooked again, maybe even "upgrade" to removing the plaster floor from a few whole rooms.

>>2929330
>Hilti
Big yikes dog, they have gone to shit. Amerimutt brands are also garbage and offer no repairability. Stick to makita.

>>2929293
Yes, you are.

>>2929337
>makita
Seems like a safe option, but they’re widely available at big box stores and those mostly sell crap, so I’m a bit wary.
Anyone es ts to shill me a big-ish makita hammer drill/lightweight demolition hammer?

>>2929385
>so I’m a bit wary
Watch Dean Doherty(repairs tools for an hardware store) on youtube and see for yourself.

One day I will live my dream of doing nothing but repairing tools all day

>>2929388
If only companies were forced to supply spare parts.

>>2929330
how long was it operating? 103c is over the top. how are you supposed to hold the fucker!

>>2929388
>>2929394
It’s barely even worth it with a lot of brushless tools though. If the chuck fails or something, that’s easy, but if it’s anything electronic, you need the whole damn potted circuit board assmbly that runs 70% the price of a new tool if it’s available.

>>2929412
About 15 to 20 minutes full throttle, with 5 to 10 minutes break, to clean up rubble and the full throttle again, for an hour or two. Granted, that was on a balcony in full sun, so even though I placed it in the shade of my tool box, that shade still ha 30 degrees.
Holding it was ok-ish. The grip surfaces are only about 50 degrees, that’s quite decent with gloves, but when I place it to the side and grabbed it on the motor, that was unpleasantly noticeable. So I grabbed my thermal camera.

>>2920197
>shyster

>>2929394
all the not chink ones do

>>2929587
Some parts they do but others they force you to buy entire assembly rather than a single part. I know it would be a logistical nightmare for them but they should be forced to by every single part individually at least as long as a model is in production.

>>2929610
>but others they force you to buy entire assembly rather than a single part
a lot of these assemblies requier jigs or tooling to assemble in the first place, some are hard to get the faulty piece out without breaking a bearing seat, some shit like shafts are even dynamically balanced after assembly.
What you want would serve the 0.1% hobbyist autist capable enough, doing the work for free and with a reason to do it in the first place.

I'm very happy with my various Metabo's, but the makita has about 1J more impact energy and is a bit cheaper (Street price, list it is much more expensive than the Metabo), but it doesn't have an emergency stop, which seems like a good thing to have with such a beast.
But are they beastly enough to rip apart about 50m2 of pavement, to turn into a garden?

>>2929625
Parkside really took inspiration on that metabo kek.

>>2929495
did it sound different afterwards, like it was grinding more than normal? i'm more impressed that it can summon the fires of hades on the job, then go back to normal afterwards.

>>2929724
It was crying, with its makeup running, but it kept going on, just like in those throatfuck porns I like so much.
(It was leaking oil, or rather, molten grease, I guess, but other than that (and the heat) i didn’t notice any difference.)

I'd roll my entire tool box out of there.

>>2931188
why bother if it's not a snap on?

>>2927225
>>2927267
if you test for X, you get tons of cases for X
if you test for Y, you get tons of cases for Y

if you don't test for X, you don't get tons of cases for X
if you don't test for Y, you don't get tons of cases for Y

This is all you need to know about so-called nu-pandemic, coupled with the fact that due to "hazards" every healthcare worker in every country sans Haiti, Bosnia and Belarus got INSANE pay multipliers and had zero incentive to stop this insanity
I hate the antichrist

>>2931188
>(((klein)))
Supposedly it was founded by a German immigrant but it's kinda suspicious nonetheless since most of the people with that surname seem to belong to the tribe. Better to steer clear just in case.

>>2931275
Oh, so you're that retarded and brainwashed.

>>2931290
You.think the guys chopping off Dickson for your.mental health and getting you addicted to hormones are looking out for your best interest?

>>2925916
>That first move
He's got good bone density

>>2931281
Why would someone emigrate from Germany of all places with a name like that (((Klein)))?

>>2931381
A large portion of the american population has german ancestry so it would not surprising but as I've said it's doubtful.
Maybe someone can do a physiognomy check.

>>2931224
>why bother if it's not a snap on?
I'm not brainwashed by branding. Please post a timestamped pic of your toolbox for all of us to marvel at.

>>2931281
Licensed Electrician and certified forklift operator here. I prefer Klein and Knipex tools.

>>2922526

MonkeyKingBar?