Tools
I love tools. What man doesn't? My interest in woodworking has been accelerating over the last year, and necessity has caused some purchases recently to head in that direction.
Between the racks I am building for my fireworks, and the new porch we built at our lake house, they have gotten a bit of a work out.
This will be yet another topic for this blog. Tool reviews! Undoubtedly they will always be grossly behind my actual purchases, but that will give me time to actually use them. This post will serve as an index for my tool reviews.
My tool purchases run on the expensive side most of the time. I try my hardest not to buy junk. At the same time I won't waste money on things that I don't think are necessary or useful. Of course expensive to one guy might be paying more than $30 for a corded drill, while for someone else $200 might be considered expensive.
Usually my thought process is to look for the sweet spot. I want to get the most bang for my buck. There are several factors I look at when purchasing any item that is of significant cost.
- Quality - Is this item a piece of crap? Will it be usable for a very long time? How long do I need it to last?
- 2. Features - Does it do everything I want it to? If not, does it do enough? If it does more, will I ever use those features?
- 3. Cost - I am looking for good value of course, but you can get great value sometimes, and still not be able to afford something.
Tool Reviews
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