is it siutible for detroying my dads army? He's fighting with power tools
190884
I'm not sure what kind of fighting y'all are doing, but it's sounds different. But if you cut off his hands with this axe, then he can't use the power tools.
597116
I have no idea, I guess you could research it on Black & Decker's website. But, I kind of doubt it as filing requires pressure and this tool is not designed to apply any pressure.
413253
yes itcan. but it isnt as easy as i would expect. my mom use it only because she dont have other better tools.
700213
Oh I just saw the other answer and that is a much better description. My dad is not with me so had to recall from memory. Good luck, I just bought him another one because I accidentally cut it.
357361
No. This is a hard wired, stand alone desktop itself. You can replace your fathers old one. Or better yet, just upgrade your fathers and clean it up.
1699014
Well it's *simple* to operate. But, like any air rifle, it needs some manual dexterity to load the pellet (and put it in the right way round). And being a moderately powerful air rifle, it needs some significant physical strength to charge it. From the sound of it, it's by no means certain it would be right for your dad.
828952
It sounds like your use would be less continuous than industrial work like auto bodywork, I think it would be fine. It's quite a large tank, I don't use the tools you mention but it refills fairly infrequently when using impact gun etc. Maybe someone else can chime in regarding the tools you use.
1719695
You could but I assume the power drill has more torque and rpm so most likely do more damage than any benefit
1509091
It would sure do the job, but I would think a jig saw would do the job for less. The Sawzall is a real heavy duty tool, especially good for deconstruction, where you are cutting through studs, drywall, and the occasional nail or electrical wiring, hopefully when the juice is turned off.
1699016
It's a break barrel action, however, it does require some strength to break the barrel open; which may prove difficult if your father has bad hands.
1907325
"Most powerful?" Probably not. But it does the job quickly and well. You might look up Binford Tools and see if they make one.
1157087
Not at all. my dad, brother and myself all use it with a variety of broadheads and it just takes the abuse
1624969
Not knowing your husband, that is a pretty open ended question. If your husband is really into power tools, he probably with want multiple tools rather than one tool that can do multiple tasks. However, if he is just a weekend handyman, this is a great drill that can, with the accessory attachments, do many "honey do" jobs with ease.
2280783
Not very easily. It is very difficult to control, and if you move even a fraction of an inch, it could break and fly off and hurt you. Use a drill press!
1347736
Honestly it depends on his skill level. If he is always making cool things and has safely operated other powertools, then this would probably be alright with adult assistance and safety gear/precautions. Being a complicated machine, things can and will require repair, so I would not expect someone that age to fully maintain the machine. If he is into stuff like this though and has an older supervisor to help him operate/maintain it, it is never to early to get kids into engineering!
1406692
I can only say I smashed four cinderblocks, which are weak compared to rocks. Is recreational rock hitting an anger management tool? Have fun! Sledge hammers could be an option too.
1110411
It depends on the tool you are willing to sharpen, keep in mind that this is a small sand belt and, although its sturdy, sharpening big tools might be dangerous. Regarding your second question, the belt goes down to the table, otherwise it would be a dangerous weapon!