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by badbonz0007 - Top 500, Apr 20 '00
Pros: Long life/ very powerful/ easy to use Cons: no safety switch on this model
I believe that this is the ultimate tool for metal and wood shaping around. I have been working with tools for many years. And I have also purchased many types. When I picked up this Makita 4" electric disc grinder around 20 years ago, I did not...
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by WulfsDen - Top 500, Jul 18 '00
Pros: Light and inexpensive Cons: Small capacity requires frequent emptying
The Shop-Vac AllAround series of vacuum cleaners are highly portable, relatively quiet and extremely efficient, perfect for everywhere but the workshop.
Specifications:
The old 985 designation is obsolete, they are now...
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by owling - Top 100, Sep 12 '00
Pros: good coffee, gold-tone filter Cons: if you pour too fast it spills
I have a problem with bitter coffee. I'll go well out of my way to avoid it. Half and half, sugar, melted semisweet chocolate, multiple coffee cookbooks - that's me. I'm way oversensitive to the bitterness that's all too common in coffee. I can't even...
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by owling - Top 100, Aug 21 '00
Pros: unburned popcorn in just a couple of minutes Cons: unpopped kernels and exploding popcorn-grenades
The Salton Hot-Air Popper My fiancee has infected me with his great love of popcorn, so we bought a hot-air popper. They're wonderful because you can pop popcorn without lots of dishes to clean, and without using oils. First thing, you put ...
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by rfish - Top 200, Nov 17 '99
Pros: Lightweight, easy to use, Inexpensive Cons: Needed 2nd set of batteries for long use
Last summer I was building one of those aluminum sheds 10' x 10' and if you've ever build one you know the number of screws needed in assembly.
Prior to the building I needed a deck and I believe in using screws instead of nails. A friend of mine...
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by taurusmoon , Apr 25 '00
Pros: Good quality at an affordable price Cons: I've lost one of my excuses
I watched with dismay as another fine streak of crimson appeared on the ivory flesh of the potato that was destined not to be included in my family's dinner that night. I had already wiped off two sanguine interlopers, with the hope of salvaging that...
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by readhttp , Jun 18 '00
Pros: 1001 and one uses,Craftsman Name Cons: Jaws can leave a mark on an object
The Craftsman RoboGrip pliers is simply the most valuable tool one could ever wish to have at the ready and is available in various sizes and shapes. Today, I received the second to add to my toolbox.
First off, this product has the...
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by eGnome , Mar 26 '00
Pros: Really cleans your teeth, nice design Cons: Expensive, takes getting used to
After my not-so-successful attempt at using an electric toothbrush a couple years ago I decided to give the Sonicare sonic toothbrush a try. Actually one of the reasons I decided to give it a try was the abundance of glowing reviews I read on epinions....
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by buttercupfreebies , Jun 11 '00
Pros: Very Easy to Use,Durable and Long Lasting Cons: None
Last month I purchased the "Black & Decker 18v Firestorm High Performance Cordless Drill" for my husband.This is a drill that is very easy to use and has a 24 position clutch for torque control.It comes with 1 battery,3 hour charger and...
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by honey39167 , Jan 25 '00
Pros: unconditional lifetime warrenty, take them to sears and get new ones when they break no questions asked Cons: a little higher in price
I use tools almost as much as my hubby does only I use things like screw drivers, pliers, hammers, things like that but hubby has a shed full of tools manual and power. He only uses Craftsman, TThe kids may pick him up cheap tools for christmas or other...
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by drmomentum , Jun 23 '00
Pros: Poseable, Freestanding, Lightweight, Hands-free Cons: Beam not adjustable
In the "drmomentum" extended family, we have an informal Christmas tradition. My mother-in-law (an all-around genius, but also an expert at gift-buying for the men in the family) gets us a different kind of flashlight each year. As a result,...
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by vara - Top 200, Feb 27 '00
Pros: Quadpacer forces you to brush for 2 full minutes! Impresses friends. Cons: Cost. Puny brush heads. Does the same job a regular toothbrush would (used correctly!).
It's my philosophy that hidden away somewhere unknown to us resides an inventor who exclusively creates new gadgets for cleaning teeth, to be sold to the mass populace. Well, the biggest earth-shaking product about 6 years ago was the Sonicare,...
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by syork , Jan 10 '00
Pros: efficient as well as charming Cons: it's a plain B&D toaster with a decorative shell
This Christmas, my dear, sweet, thoughtful husband replaced our "catch-fire-any-day-now" toaster with a new Black & Decker two-slice toaster. I'm not sure of the model name, but it is apparently part of a matching line of kitchen...
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by GreerGrace , Jan 30 '00
Pros: Many options and accessories Cons: Very large, takes up alot of space
I received this processor as a gift two years ago. When I opened the box, I was shocked at the size of this machine, it is huge! That is the only thing that I don't like about it. If you use a processor often, you will have to learn to live with it on...
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by elegiac , Oct 22 '99
Pros: cheap Cons: loud, vibrates, doesn't matter what cutting speed you use
Maybe I'm spoiled-- the first saber saw I ever used was a 5-speed variable Bosch, which cut quickly, and pretty quietly for a power tool.
The Skil saw, by comparison, had only 3 speeds. Unfortunately it didn't seem to matter what speed I had...
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