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  1. 1st August 2011, 03:04 PM #61
    Pete B
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    For me it's an impossible question to answer, I love all my tools. If I had to choose just two, they would be

    1) Unpowered - My multi-bit reversible Stanley ratchet screwdriver (its just so damned handy).

    2) Powered - My Dewalt D27105 305mm flip saw. Such a versatile tool once properly set-up to be true. Makes doing accurate compound mitres, cross cuts and many rip cutting tasks a breeze. I use mine all the time

    Cheers.
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    An old Ward chisel i have turned into a scraping chisel. Probably the most used tool i own. Couldnt live without it.

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