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Help. I need tungsten to live.
Cleaned up my garage yesterday. Found about 15 of them, I guess
Not bad. My favourite of these is where he’s holding a random DC power pack.
Grind them to what you need https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVXBiA56eyc
here’s a tip. take some painters tape and tape the tools to the bottom of the thing you put together so it’s always there when you need to tighten or dismantle it for moving.
or have a toolbox so everytime you need to loosen or tighten absolutly anything in the house its in one spot. The toolbox.
you must live alone.
thing with toolboxes and other people, shit is always missing or never put back away.
Yes but what weird proprietary tool thing goes with what weird off brand IKEA wana be proprietary piece of furniture. You think I got time to try everything in the tool bag no I’m just grab the Phillips and strip the fuck.out of whatever it is get mad then glue it. Get mad that doesn’t work then chuck it out the window. /s Do I need to say this?
… Who hurt you?
The desk that is glued together in my room?
20 x 4mm ?
i used to have so many of these things, then they disappeared. Mabye there’s a ghost in here who has ghost ikea furniture.
They are programmed to return to the factory after 5mo. Can’t waste that shareholder value letting it sit in some drawer weighing down our Q3 report.
lmao
his name is allen
Tape it to the underside, thank yourself when you’re taking it apart and already packed or lost your tools
I do this with loose screws and bolts as well.
I hate that they include these. But only since I built a home with 2 workshops and filled them with quality tools. 20 year old me was thankful for these shitty Allen keys.
I was shocked when i found a box full of them. Just couldn’t comprehend how many of them can be. Probably 50 if not more. If you pack it in a sock - it would knock someone out.
And then my dad said - you think we bought all that furniture in one go? That shelf - one. That bookcase - one. That bed table - three and so on. Years later when we moved out to our new apartment and started buying new furniture - i noticed that these wrenches keep on piling up naturally.
It’s just that I’m confused whether it goes in with the aluminum or unsorted trash, so I never throw it out.
Makes sense, you keep the furniture too after all
After doing a bunch of carpentry this year, now I have metric and imperial sets of nice long hex bits for my high torque impact driver.
Something is gonna move, one way or another!
Yep, on top of the dedicated tools I’ve bought standalone.
