Pneumatic staplers and speedy tape measurers on this week's edition of Top Tools
Posted 05.19.2008 at 9:44 am
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Hole Saw Slug Problem Qk-Saw/$12
Recently we were testing hole saws in the Toolmonger shop, and we managed to get a giant, circular hunk of two-by-four stuck in the cup. After some thought we ended up removing the chunk with a small drill bit and a large common screwdriver, but we wondered if there are better solutions. Toolmongers reply: "Yes!" Click through to see the ideas. Toolmonger
Recently we were testing hole saws in the Toolmonger shop, and we managed to get a giant, circular hunk of two-by-four stuck in the cup. After some thought we ended up removing the chunk with a small drill bit and a large common screwdriver, but we wondered if there are better solutions. Toolmongers reply: "Yes!" Click through to see the ideas. Toolmonger
Flashlights that double as clubs and solutions to your hole saw problems—it's all inside. This week's edition of Top Tools has you covered for any catastrophe. Our friends at toolmonger.com round up the whole collection here.
Check out the previous roundups at popsci.com/toolmonger. And for all tools, all the time, head over to toolmonger.com.
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Flashlights that double as clubs and solutions to your hole saw problems—it's all inside. This week's edition of Top Tools has you covered for any catastrophe. Our friends at toolmonger.com round up the whole collection here.
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