I always thought my driver was garbage because screws kept stripping, but then I counted 500 screws on a 12x12 shed and realized the clutch was set way too low. What number made YOU guys realize your tool setup was the problem, not the tool?
Was cutting 2x6s for a buddy's porch in Tulsa and the thing just seized up mid-cut, smelled like burnt wiring and everything. I've been putting off replacing it forever because it still cut fine, but now I gotta ask, is a $180 brushless model actually worth the jump or should I just grab another cheap corded one?
Installed a new fence on Tuesday after checking with a $10 dial indicator, turns out the factory bolts were torqued uneven. Has anyone else found their saw cutting true after adjusting the fence bolts with a torque wrench instead of just eyeballing it?
Used it on my Subaru's head bolts. Snapped two of them clean off. The wrench read 65 ft-lbs but actually put out around 80. Cost me another $140 for a helicoil kit and a boatload of cussing. Anyone else trust secondhand tools without checking them first?
I was installing this floor-to-ceiling bookshelf in my Denver apartment last Saturday, thought I had the brackets in studs but turns out I missed one by about an inch. When I put my vinyl collection on the bottom shelf, the whole unit leaned forward and almost took out my coffee table. Anyone else trust their stud finder too much and end up with a leaning disaster?