[TheForge] 1/2" electric handdrill

[Jerry Smith]

I have a Remington Electric Chain Saw and love it, it
does a lot of work around here on my farm. I have a
generator if I need to go beyond the 150 foot limit,
or I can also use the power out let on my van.

1/2 Drills I have a Milwaukee hammer drill that is
getting old, but still works well. I also use the HF D
handle 1/2 for a lot of things. HF replaces them when
they burn up, so it's the best 30 dollar drill I have
ever had. I used it today to work on some Victorian
railing at the county museum.

Next thing I want is a chipper/shredder, I still have
lots of brush and trees to get rid of.

Jerry

--- Larry Brown <lp.brown at verizon.net> wrote:

> I needed a chain saw to remove a tree that had grown
> through a job. A 
> friend lent me his electric saw and at first I
> laughed at him, then I used 
> it and then I bought one. He pointed out I had
> electric from the welder and 
> I realized that it would always be ready to go, no
> gas drying out in the 
> carb or going bad in the tank, just a little blade
> oil. Been ten years and 
> I've cut 12" trees up with it with no problem, guess
> he had the last laugh ;-)
> L Brown
> 
> 
> 
> >   Also another cool tool I found at the
> >flea market for doing crating and cutting up shims
> and blocks is one of
> >those electric chain saws.....never thought one of
> those would have a place
> >in my shop - I've changed my mind on that
> recently.(especially because it
> >was $4 at the flea market - guess the last guy
> didn't think to much of it)
> >
> >Ralph
> 
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