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Posted by core jr | 6 Jul 2011
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We were thrilled when our longtime contributor hipstomp agreed to pick ten of his favorite tools for our Ultimate Summer Gift Guide. As he explains below, his selections reflect his signature unconventional yet practical approach:
I love working with my hands and I'm extremely picky about my tools. A crap tool will ruin your day and a cleverly-designed tool multiplies its own value exponentially by helping you easily create lasting objects or enduring repairs. There's probably nothing in my life more carefully curated than my tool collection, and looking over it for this review, I realized how many different tools I have specifically for cutting things—paper, plastic, cardboard, foam, fabric, rubber, wood and more—so here I'll focus on Ten Cutting Tools I Can't Live Without.
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Comments
Track saws are wonderful things but I have to say I prefer the Festool TS devices to the Makita, De Walt and Eureka versions. I know others disagree but well, I'm right.
Tracksaws are great but you need so many tracks to make different length and width cuts.
they need work and they have to come up with more
practical systems.
How you cut a 16'-00" long board?
How you transport one 20 feel long track?
Please, dont tell me that you can connect smaller sections.
I use them all ...