... for a Makita drill.
- posted
14 years ago
... for a Makita drill.
Hmmmm, cant tell you how many times I needed to sharpen my pencil in the middle of something.
A drill with a built in pencil sharpener (but outside the main chuck), manual or electric would be very helpful, I'd bet a lot of folks would find it a very useful idea to sharpen a pencil in a hole in the back of the drill.
This one looks like it will kill the pencil though, but might be useful for tapering 1/4 inch dowel ends.
Why not? They make drills with built-in levels.
With a variable-speed drill and a light touch, it might work.
Sharpen pencil with a drill? The only pencil I would be using around a drill would be a carpenter's pencil.
Harry K
windcrest wrote in news:8d5a83ce-42b1- snipped-for-privacy@l13g2000yqb.googlegroups.com:
Yes, you never know when you're working, turn around and a vampire is right there. Now, if you put it in a reciprocating saw you could take on a whole gang of them.
And for that, a carpenter's knife will make the point.
Jon
I'd like one with a built in can opener.
And maybe a malted milk mixing attachment.
Can't believe noone's posted this yet.
Stuck on the end of an interchangeable-bit screwdriver, that might actually be useful and usable. In a drill, that would take a real steady hand and a fine touch, to avoid just snapping the pencil.
For one pencil, I'd be inclined to just use it hand-held.
I wonder how many they have sold? Dollar store has serviceable hand pencil sharpeners a whole lot cheaper. It would be a good gag gift for a tool geek, I guess.
-- aem sends...
Here's a tip that can SAVE YOUR LIFE!
This business about a wooden stake is pure Hollywood bullshit!
If you read Bram Stoker's book, you'll find that you dispatch a vampire with a BOWIE KNIFE, not some pissant tentpeg!
We have a lot of Bowie knives here in Texas and hardly any vampire problem at all.
Damn cheesy 70's pop...
It's not Monday, so maybe it's raining where you are.
Jon
Heck, they put sex toys on them. The one that cracked me up was the modified sawsall.
TDD
That thing would slip right into my 20 year old Milwaukee battery powered screw driver.
TDD
I only sharpen them to a 'chisel' point. I can see no reason to have a pencil sharpener on a drill.
Harry K
I can never get those pointy enough for dovetail work or cabinet work, ok for framing though.
That's the point, retard
Why would you put a point on a retard? FLNF
TDD
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