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Saw a question about the performance of fuel vs. non-fuel tools and I figured it would be good to ask the community which of the non-fuel tools are everyone's favorite.

My wife and I have a bunch of hobbies. We meet in college while we were studying engineering, so we both tend to go deep in our hobbies, too.

We have a bunch of hobbies that we share in common, but others are just not really compatible.

Or so I thought.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Nails/

This is the nails subreddit. No, not our kind of nails, but the ones we were born with.

I am not even going to begin to give examples, I'm just going to say that you should take some time and check out what they do, how they do it, and how it can apply to your project finishing.

There's a ton of skills and abilities that I try to apply in my finishing that I have picked up from the nail world. I'm st

Every time I need to grab a last minute tool from Milwaukee, I have the option of either driving three times further to go to a different Milwaukee dealer or I will waste more of my time trying to get help at Home Depot. Last night, I tried to gamble on Home Depot, but after 40 minutes of waiting for literally anyone to help me, I left and bought my tool somewhere else.

I don't know if my store is just that bad or if Home Depot has fallen to being completely useless, but I respect my time more than I care if my tool is red or yellow.

Milwaukee, y'all need to push on your partners to hold up their end of the bargain. You made last night's sale, but I don't know if I'm going to make another