Message from @Deleted User

Discord ID: 390944617857810433


2017-12-14 06:30:29 UTC  

For practical, durable and quality made products that are made to last.

2017-12-14 06:31:18 UTC  

does it have to be durable for life or just really super durable and good quality?

2017-12-14 06:32:15 UTC  

Both can fit, depending on the item

2017-12-14 06:32:35 UTC  

Some items can't really last *for life*, but like you said super durable and good quality is good

2017-12-14 06:35:03 UTC  

Sometimes you are looking for tools that *need* to be reliable. Sometimes you are looking for quality things because, hey, they're often better and last longer, and you can wind up saving money in the long run by getting a good quality item rather than purchasing multiple poor quality items.

2017-12-14 06:38:19 UTC  

well then i'll make the first post: get ahold of a plash palatka. extremely durable, has many uses (tarp, tent, sack, hoodie, ect), is waterproof, best thing you can bring along for lightweight camping. just make sure it was waxed first.

2017-12-14 06:39:42 UTC  

~$35 and you can find it on ebay

2017-12-14 10:59:24 UTC  

I recommend Nutnfancy on youtube for all reviews

2017-12-14 14:41:28 UTC  

Lolol

2017-12-14 18:18:57 UTC  

yall got any modern brand tool suggestions?
most stuff today is plastic and not reliable like an old black and decker

2017-12-14 19:14:05 UTC  

For outdoor power tools you won't beat Stihl.

2017-12-14 19:14:20 UTC  

Milwaukee is really good for other stuff if you can afford it

2017-12-14 19:54:32 UTC  

DeWalt is cheaper and almost as good quality. Good for hobbyists and home owners

2017-12-14 19:55:34 UTC  

Craftsman is always good, but apparently they won't be honoring their warranty soon.

2017-12-14 19:55:42 UTC  

Don't take my word on that

2017-12-14 19:56:20 UTC  

I use Klein screwdrivers

2017-12-14 21:42:16 UTC  

ive never worked with any Stihl tools but ive heard good things

2017-12-14 21:42:41 UTC  

craftsman has gone down in quality.... lots of plastic now

2017-12-14 21:42:56 UTC  

old craftsman tools are the tits

2017-12-14 21:43:38 UTC  

ive only had good experiences with dewalt, but am open to trying a new brand

2017-12-14 22:09:26 UTC  

Milwaukee tools all day everyday! I stand by Milwaukee, my only choice. Hand tools and power

2017-12-14 22:10:45 UTC  

Milwaukee lineman pliers stomp the shit out of Kline tools. Buy them for life and they are cheaper in price by about 20 bucks

2017-12-14 22:13:08 UTC  

Hammers Eastwing straight claw. Tack hammers Eastwing as well.

2017-12-14 22:23:31 UTC  

fuck its nice talkin about tools when youre surrounded by liberal cucks and fags

2017-12-14 22:25:15 UTC  

Never had a problem with Ridgid. But pros in HVAC have always sworn by DeWalt

2017-12-14 22:25:16 UTC  

both of my grandpas' tools still hold up better than anything new

2017-12-14 22:25:53 UTC  

@Goose Jewish tool cucking

2017-12-14 22:26:06 UTC  

lol wut?

2017-12-14 22:26:29 UTC  

@Goose same here I work for a 67 year old who has 40+ year old tools of his own, and he also has tools we use that his dad used.

2017-12-14 22:26:50 UTC  

@RevStench dude thats awesome!

2017-12-14 22:27:11 UTC  

old drill sets fetch a pretty penny at auctions nowadays

2017-12-14 22:28:14 UTC  

We do historic preservation so it makes sense we still use old tools.
I worked around an electrician who used an old wooden tool box, it was sweet.