Yes, miller, it works, and I'm not sure you need to buy a drlll for your purposes.
You might well benefit from a studfinder though, and as I said, I have two, and could part with one. That is, if you start looking askance at blank walls.
Lowes is advertising a cordless drill with a built-in studfinder.
Now you can find a stud and screw it in one easy step!
There's a joke in the middle of this post that the more sensitive types should probably avoid.
Q: How do you tell when a house has been built by lesbians?
A: It's all tongue-in-groove, and there's not a stud in the place.
And now, back to your regularly scheduled programming.
Yeh, I have trouble saying studfinder with a 'straight' face..
What I also like about the studfinder is its ability to pinpoint where the wiring is.
Now, if you ever decide to get downright
SERIOUS about spinning bits -
- 26 cc, 1.3 h.p. two-stroke engine
- 20:1 gear reduction
- Powered reversing feature
- Adjustable front handle
- STEEL/KEY TIGHTENED CHUCK holds bit more securely than keyless chuck.
- FIBER-LINED/LARGER CLUTCH means more power transfer and less slippage.
- GEARS CUT & MACHINED FROM SOLID STEEL vs. sintered from powered metal for longer life.
- EASY ACCESS ZIRK FITTING vs. no external access point for lubricating.
- Two-year commercial warranty
- 11.0 lbs.
Around $550 at commercial implement dealers everywhere; full range of accessories available.
timberlandko wrote:Now, if you ever decide to get downright
SERIOUS about spinning bits -
- 26 cc, 1.3 h.p. two-stroke engine
- 20:1 gear reduction
- Powered reversing feature
- Adjustable front handle
- STEEL/KEY TIGHTENED CHUCK holds bit more securely than keyless chuck.
- FIBER-LINED/LARGER CLUTCH means more power transfer and less slippage.
- GEARS CUT & MACHINED FROM SOLID STEEL vs. sintered from powered metal for longer life.
- EASY ACCESS ZIRK FITTING vs. no external access point for lubricating.
- Two-year commercial warranty
- 11.0 lbs.
Around $550 at commercial implement dealers everywhere; full range of accessories available.
It looks like a vacuum cleaner!
Taste is a difficult thing to fathom.
Nice tool, timber.
That's excellent and I'm going to buy it at sears.
