peter d
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I liked my cordless sawzall until I purchased a cordless bandsaw.
Well yeah, if you're running pipe all day, the bandsaw is a clear winner.
I liked my cordless sawzall until I purchased a cordless bandsaw.
An apprentice should have a cordless sawzall much before that, especially if he is doing a lot of commercial work.
If you want to create a one-size-fits-all list, then just make a list of every tool known to mankind........ because some electrician, somewhere, sometime, used every one of them.
35 years in the trade only had one of those as a newbie and once it broke I never got one again. Just not needed for my work.
Typical response I would expect from you. A cordless sawzall is one of the most commonly used electrician tools regardless of specialty, it's not like asking an apprentice to go out and buy a cordless circular saw or hammer drill.
Typical response I would expect from you. A cordless sawzall is one of the most commonly used electrician tools regardless of specialty, it's not like asking an apprentice to go out and buy a cordless circular saw or hammer drill.
But there's apprentices out there using cordless circ saws and hammer drills on a daily basis. Why not require them to have them?
.......... If they want a person to have a lot of high dollar tools they should have a lockable gang box for tool storage when not being used. ..........
.I need better pliers all around. Diagonal cutters, needle nose ect
Recently, the scratch awl was "scratched" off the apprentice required tool list. Not one of the five masters that work for the company could ever recall using one.
I use my scratch awl quite often for a variety of tasks.
I have not had one since we switched to battery drills in the 90s.
I've never even owned one.
I've never even owned one.
I use my scratch awl quite often for a variety of tasks.
Didnt you use one of these type starting out?
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