like, duh, use a template to drill holes.
been looking at at books in a local library branch
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8 years ago
research is a good thing
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8 years ago
The last time I used a drill in a library they asked me to leave.
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8 years ago
maybe you chose to drill for the wrong thing they encourage drilling for knowledge and information
but no drilling wood you missed the sign
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DerbyDad03 wrote in news:a4ce4ca8-644f-47d5-9968- snipped-for-privacy@googlegroups.com:
You shouldn't have been using one of those cheap Black & Decker grinder drills. You needed to bring a good quality drill, so that it won't disturb other patrons! Sometimes those Panasonics purr like a tribble, and who can resist that?
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8 years ago
I was under the impression that Hilti made good quality tools.
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8 years ago
libraries are good and i am glad they are still around internet is good too for finding information on drilling holes
but the best thing is to get some scraps and find your drilling mojo after a while you will start to get the feel for it
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8 years ago
are the panasonics really that quiet no idea that panasonic made tools
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8 years ago
Not really, but then no cordless drill is that loud unless the clutch engages. Then the Festool wins, the clutch is electronic and it simply sounds a tone and stops drilling when the clutch setting has been reached.
I bought my first Panasonic drill in 1990, IIRC They are top notch drills.
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Electric Comet wrote in news:n1raaq$gju$6 @dont-email.me:
I never said they were quiet, I said they sometimes purr like a Tribble. It's too bad they don't reproduce like, uh wait... forget that thought.
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8 years ago
I'm not surprised that you haven't heard of them. They're in the Festool class. ;-)
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8 years ago
Give him a day or two. He'll be an expert on all things Panasonic.
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8 years ago
top notch from you means near festool but not better
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8 years ago
not that long ago i watched that episode it is a classic
it is interesting how many people know what a tribble is
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8 years ago
more likely just because i do not spend much time talking about tools or researching them
i like using tools though
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8 years ago
I would say absolutely equal in quality, especially back then. But Festool is absolutely more useful with the extra features.