On Mar 20, 2:03*pm, Robatoy wrote:
On Mar 19, 4:21*pm, Jay Pique wrote:

So this week I installed some cabinets in a new restaurant in
Rochester and somehow or another my favorite hammer disappeared. *It's
a small Craftsman brand hammer with a red rubber head on one side and
a yellow plastic head on the other. *It sits in the hamer loop of my
Carhartt pants all day every day while I'm in the shop and I guess I
didn't realize just how much I used it. *It's perfect for tapping
parts into alignment and I absolutely can't live without it now. *So I
sprung for the additional $10 and got myself another. *Peace has been
restored in my universe. *Just thought I'd mention it because it's
such a handy tool and I'd recommend it to any woodworker.

JP

Two tools (aside from shop-based favourites like a speed square) A 2
pound dead blow and my personal companion,http://tinyurl.com/ygjzj4u

I use a speed square a lot too. I took the extra metal parts off a
big Swanson 12" super-speed square and use it just like...uhh.. a big
square. Very handy for marking long screw lines, squaring up carcases
and such.

JP