NWI INDIANA GUN OWNERS. #24 Lets face it we all love to shoot and eat

[actaeon277]

Listen to the mandolin rain

 

[Ballstater98]

We are both 34 now and are finding ourselves more home things.

This is our first slicer thing.


2 weeks ago I bought my first rakes and shovels. Lmao.

Unless you're in a condo/apartment HTF have you not needed a shovel for 34 years unless you are paying for services?

 

[jedi]

We are both 34 now and are finding ourselves more home things.

This is our first slicer thing.


2 weeks ago I bought my first rakes and shovels. Lmao.

So like u r from last century
U ooollldddd.

 

[CTC B4Z]

Unless you're in a condo/apartment HTF have you not needed a shovel for 34 years unless you are paying for services?

Bought my first house 10 years ago when I was 24. I took shovels and tools from my moms. They've all broken. Lol.

 

[nonobaddog]

I don't get it either...

It's like the typical man thing to do...

Fire, fishing, hunting, drinking beer, and Nascar...

No thanks.

Awww, that is pretty... sad.

 

[Ballstater98]

Bought my first house 10 years ago when I was 24. I took shovels and tools from my moms. They've all broken. Lol.

Cheating the system.

Bought my 1st shovel at$108k, house was free. Still have the shovel.

 

[Max Volume]

I prefer the ukulele. Only 4 strings versus the 8 of the mandolin.

But if you are talking about kitchen appliances, just get a sharp chef's knife and cut your food like Chef-boy-r-dee would do it

You can multi task with a mandolin by slicing food and doing the fingernails at the same time.

 

[actaeon277]

Listen to the mandolin rain

listen to the music on the lake

 

[chef larry]

Wednesday morning and halfway to the weekend.

 

[radar8756]

Morning... Sunny today

 

[sadclownwp]

I'm at the point where I am starting to put stuff away in the new house, and finding all the minor broken things... Guess it is time to buy a drill. What is a good one these days?

 

[bloodandgutsmurphy]

Good morning everyone,

A few here know that I am in nursing school. Today I graduate. My interview with the University of Chicago is in a few weeks. Please wish me luck. Thanks

 

[radar8756]

I'm at the point where I am starting to put stuff away in the new house, and finding all the minor broken things... Guess it is time to buy a drill. What is a good one these days?

I started with Ryobi 18 volt - which has grown into multiple drills - saws - air compressor (car tires) - string trimmer - Leaf Blower - Flashlight - Inverter

Most brands have a Multi Pack with 3-4 tools ... $100 to $1000

 

[Snapdragon]

Good morning everyone,

A few here know that I am in nursing school. Today I graduate. My interview with the University of Chicago is in a few weeks. Please wish me luck. Thanks

Congratulations and best of luck!

 

[Snapdragon]

I'm at the point where I am starting to put stuff away in the new house, and finding all the minor broken things... Guess it is time to buy a drill. What is a good one these days?

I know the rest of the guys will laugh, but I have had a Black and Decker 20V for about 15-16 years, and it's never failed me. It even came with a bag, a set of drill bits, and a set of screwdriver bits. If you're not going to use and abuse it constantly, something like that should be fine.

This set comes with a bunch of stuff that would nickel and dime you to death if you bought it separately.

 

[CheeseRat]

I know the rest of the guys will laugh, but I have had a Black and Decker 20V for about 15-16 years, and it's never failed me. It even came with a bag, a set of drill bits, and a set of screwdriver bits. If you're not going to use and abuse it constantly, something like that should be fine.

This set comes with a bunch of stuff that would nickel and dime you to death if you bought it separately.

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I like my dewalt, I have some old and some new. Haven’t done me wrong. Was never too happy with the battery on my hitachi. I’m not laughing snap, I still may have the black and decker battery that fits an old dewalt of mine. Black and decker owns dewalt. Heck, they own Porter cable and craftsman too, be proud!

 

[1775usmarine]

I use crapsman

 

[darkkevin]

I'm at the point where I am starting to put stuff away in the new house, and finding all the minor broken things... Guess it is time to buy a drill. What is a good one these days?

I'm in the buy once cry once category, just buy milwaukee 18v and you'll love it forever.

 

[cg21]

Go read a few pages back we have the red vs orange vs green vs yellow royal rumble already most on here seem to fall in the green and red camp. Me I will spend the extra couple dollars to get the orange and lifetime warranty

Edit to add: I started with ryobi and batteries died in an unreasonably short amount of time which led me to look into rigid with lifetime warranty even on batteries

And we used Milwaukee at work and the tools couldn’t withstand the punishment.

I have yet to use the warranty with rigid but everything is registered and won’t hesitate to do so when a battery starts to crap out which they inevitably will

 

[kaveman]

Watch these listings for Ryobi tools.

ryobi | eBay

I've made over a dozen orders from him and you can find some outstanding deals, especially if you watch for the 30% off the already discounted prices. (make sure it rings up 30% off because occasionally it'll show the discount but not apply it)

I've bought 40v chainsaws, pole saws, blowers and backpack blowers, string trimmers. The 18v I just started but one of the cordless rotary tools just arrived yesterday. Earlier I bought a couple of 'tool packs' for about $75 each. Pack contained drill, impact driver, circular saw, multi-tool, light, and recip saw. Also two batteries and a charger. That's a LOT of tools for $75.