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Scintillating logic.
Not really. Since that's obviously a falsehood, I didn't give it much mind.
Hmm. So you don't believe that I've had less than acceptable service life from ordinary Crafstman hand tools? Do you have any evidence to suggest otherwise? Can you also explain why it seems to be particularly Craftsman tools that seem to have a short service life? Or why newer Craftsman tools seem to be inferior to very old ones? All the anecdotal reports corroborating my observations?
Which is why I was asking for others' experiences, to evaluate same.
Actually, I received a Craftsman sidewinder as a gift, used it a few times, and decided I wanted something better. That would be one of the tools that I sold that I mentioned in my original post to this thread.
That'd be something like the pot calling the mirror black, I'd think.
I tend to try to piss in proper facilities, and yeah, a circular saw is a fundamental part of any homeowner's or handyman's toolkit.
Well, first of all, I haven't had a Fairfax address in something like a decade, and secondly, I find that major metropolitan areas often have inferior building supplies/tool sellin' emporia than more rural areas. Certainly I personally had an easier time finding damn near everything when I lived in the sticks - nothing was right next door convenient, but I knew where to go to get quality goods and it was usually within a half hour's drive or so.
Really?
Why would I use a screwdriver to open a letter?
Stop projecting.
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