"Don White" wrote in message
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Lloyd Sumpter wrote:
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But I agree: colour-coded sizes, NEVER strips, and you actually CAN hold
a
screw in the screwdriver to get it to where you want it.

Lloyd


I wouldn't say 'never strips'. This afternoon, I loosened one that was
partially stripped by my corded Craftsman Professional drill/driver.
I was able to re-use it but the bit spun some in the slot.


Now if you want a real debate..........let's talk about the crappy quality
of Craftsman electric tools.

Give me a DeWalt any day. ;-)

*JimH* wrote:
"Don White" wrote in message
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Lloyd Sumpter wrote:
snip

But I agree: colour-coded sizes, NEVER strips, and you actually CAN hold
a
screw in the screwdriver to get it to where you want it.

Lloyd



I wouldn't say 'never strips'. This afternoon, I loosened one that was
partially stripped by my corded Craftsman Professional drill/driver.
I was able to re-use it but the bit spun some in the slot.



Now if you want a real debate..........let's talk about the crappy quality
of Craftsman electric tools.

Give me a DeWalt any day. ;-)


Makita is popular around here. DeWalt have been pretty good for a while.
Now that we have 'Home Depot' we see more Milwaukee & Porter cable
tools, and Bosch is just too darn expensive.

Don White wrote:

Makita is popular around here. DeWalt have been pretty good for a while.
Now that we have 'Home Depot' we see more Milwaukee & Porter cable
tools, and Bosch is just too darn expensive.

Porter-Cable too expensive? What kind of R/O sander do you use on your
boat's bottom?

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Skipper

"Skipper" wrote in message
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Don White wrote:

Makita is popular around here. DeWalt have been pretty good for a while.
Now that we have 'Home Depot' we see more Milwaukee & Porter cable
tools, and Bosch is just too darn expensive.

Porter-Cable too expensive? What kind of R/O sander do you use on your
boat's bottom?

PC 333 damn thing is great!

Skipper wrote:
Don White wrote:


Makita is popular around here. DeWalt have been pretty good for a while.
Now that we have 'Home Depot' we see more Milwaukee & Porter cable
tools, and Bosch is just too darn expensive.


Porter-Cable too expensive? What kind of R/O sander do you use on your
boat's bottom?

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Skipper

Said Bosch is too expensive, not Porter Cable.
I keep my Sandpiper on it's trailer...so far no need to sand bottom, I
just wash it clean.