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what would it be?

A swiss army knife:D

Or for the more patriotic folks, a Leatherman Wave. Its like a (swissarmy knife)^2

Bfh

Bfh

X2. Is duct tape a tool?

Really Big HAMMER John Henery Style!/ Or my gerber... Or just so I could say it first... The one in my pants...HaHa... Yeah

does the tool between my legs count? :D

Leatherman Crunch- its a leatherman with vise-grip style pliers

Only one , channel locks .

I can make do with whatever is lying around for other things .

Yukon Bearing Puller

Rock.

A Big Cock

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Angle grinder, the mother of all tools:bow: :bow: :bow: .

http://www.shopsmith.com/ :cool1:

http://www.shopsmith.com/ :cool1:
i agree

i agree

no, no, no, this is a better, http://www.smithy.com/MWdefault.htm

you gonna make wooden drive shaft for your rig? :D

Printing Press :D

A garage

no, no, no, this is a better, http://www.smithy.com/MWdefault.htm

you gonna make wooden drive shaft for your rig? :D

x2 A metal machining tool - then I can make the others.

I swear the ratcheting combination wrenches I have are the tool I am the most thankful for!

one of those 300 in 1 things...but it would have to do everything i would ever need it to...including clip my nails:D :D

I swear the ratcheting combination wrenches I have are the tool I am the most thankful for!

yes, those are bitchen. I have 4 different sets of those. I just saw stubby flex head wrenches that I just have to get now, add to my collection.:saweet: metric drawer and standard drawer.

yes, those are bitchen. I have 4 different sets of those. I just saw stubby flex head wrenches that I just have to get now, add to my collection.:saweet: metric drawer and standard drawer.
ur tool box is too neat.....wheres the grease?????:laugh: :rolleyes:

ur tool box is too neat.....wheres the grease?????:laugh: :rolleyes: If you take care of your tools, and wipe them down before putting them away, they stay looking purty. :cool1: I keep all of mine nice and clean so they I don't get dirty just from picking up a wrench! :D

yes, those are bitchen. I have 4 different sets of those. I just saw stubby flex head wrenches that I just have to get now, add to my collection.:saweet: metric drawer and standard drawer.

ah another proponent of the stubby combos! see a couple sets in there... invaluable in the marine business.. its what i keep in my rigging bag for wrenchs...

i have blown up a few of the new ratcheting gearwrenchs, but they are a godsend usually... good seller, everyone seems to have em...

Money then I can buy all the tools I want !!!!!! The one Tool that I would want the most (with the knowledge to ukse it correctly would be a good CNC Mill.

Money then I can buy all the tools I want !!!!!! The one Tool that I would want the most (with the knowledge to ukse it correctly would be a good CNC Mill.

yes, your right. when I can afford one this is what I WILL get, a HAAS TM2 tool room mill with a tool changer and rigid tapping and a few other options. HAAS machining centers are some of the most user friendly machines out there. very simple to program.



http://www.haascnc.com/prod/pi/67037.jpg

Yep thats why I went with Printing Press:D

If you take care of your tools, and wipe them down before putting them away, they stay looking purty. :cool1: I keep all of mine nice and clean so they I don't get dirty just from picking up a wrench! :D

well....logical thinkin....if ur picking up a wrench ur most likely gettn dirty anyway right?

well....logical thinkin....if ur picking up a wrench ur most likely gettn dirty anyway right? You obviously haven't looked under the hood of any of my rigs. :rolleyes: I keep my junk so clean that some people ask if it's brand new. :cool1:

You obviously haven't looked under the hood of any of my rigs. :rolleyes: I keep my junk so clean that some people ask if it's brand new. :cool1:

well that takes all the fun outta fixin stuff under there:D

Probably a TIG welding setup or a plasma cutter. A giant high-cfm compressor for sandblasting etcwould be nice too...

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well that takes all the fun outta fixin stuff under there:D
I refuse to help people fix their junk if there's just a big grease soaked dirtball under the hood. :rolleyes:

yes, your right. when I can afford one this is what I WILL get, a HAAS TM2 tool room mill with a tool changer and rigid tapping and a few other options. HAAS machining centers are some of the most user friendly machines out there. very simple to program.



http://www.haascnc.com/prod/pi/67037.jpg

We just got a Haas VF2 in our shop. It does some really nice work. Now I'm dreaming up parts to make.:D

My choice for one tool would be a Leatherman.

Angle grinder, the mother of all tools:bow: :bow: :bow: .

Beat me to it....

Definitly my old gerber its 6 or 7 years old and still works awesome. I feel naked without it because I couldnt take it on the plane.

Sawsall!

An internet connection, with a bookmark to www.ck5.com (http://www.ck5.com)


That has proved to be the most valueable tool I've had access to over the past 5 years. It's saved me more time/money and aggravation than any item in my toolbox or workshop.


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An internet connection, with a bookmark to www.ck5.com (http://www.ck5.com)


That has proved to be the most valueable tool I've had access to over the past 5 years. It's saved me more time/money and aggravation than any item in my toolbox or workshop.


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you know i never even thought of that...that really is the BEST tool

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hahah awsome my post is the biggest in the tool fourm

Bender project post is bigger, neener neener.

Welder, though I haven't decided between mig or arc.

These colors don't run :usaflag:

Bender project post is bigger, neener neener.
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