Yeah, I got one of these about eight years ago when I was still doing renovations. It was, and is, awesome. Great for sanding, a whole myriad of precise little cuts/notches, de-grouting things. Wood, drywall, metal, even concrete/stone in a limited capacity - it has a head for it and can do surprising things. It doesn't sound like much but I've found this little guy to be a tremendous time saver. Whatever tiny little job that takes 10x as long as you think it should, this thing probably cuts the time in half. I have a Milwaukee one, but I believe every major tool company makes one now.
I have one of those that goes to 212lbs thinking I had big man strength. This one would have worked fine for me lolI squeeze the shit out of it whenever I'm mad at a shit post. Keeps my grip strength on point.
I have one of those that goes to 212lbs thinking I had big man strength. This one would have worked fine for me lol
I got it to 199 once(it has a digital display) but can't do it again for some reason.I'm probably gonna get that one soon, 60kg becomes easy after a while. 212lb seems like a lot though, I'm pretty sure I'll never be able to max it out lol.
1- I guess you don't have to worry about breaking and it's more manlyin recent years.
Steel mugs. These are my go to cups at home now.
Oscillating tool. These have been out for a while, but as somebody that works in the trades these things are a game changer.
Bidet. Espcially good for when I get ass burn from spicy foods. They are very affordable now too. Mine was only $30.
Those oscillating tools are the shit. Just wish they were quieterin recent years.
Steel mugs. These are my go to cups at home now.
Oscillating tool. These have been out for a while, but as somebody that works in the trades these things are a game changer.
Bidet. Espcially good for when I get ass burn from spicy foods. They are very affordable now too. Mine was only $30.
finger print / passcode door lock