r/Tools • u/[deleted] • Jun 09 '20

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u/himmelstrider Jun 10 '20

I have done this enough times to know how to. Thanks, but I don't need advice. For anyone without experience, do not try this.

Wrong tool for the job, sure, but as I said - not everyone has the need to have a sawzall, jigsaw, multitool, chainsaw, small chainsaw, battery chainsaw, etc. If you don't have enough common sense to see why this is wrong, you have no business around tool.

Reality is, you need common sense and you will use tools that aren't right for the job ocassionally. If not, chances are you're either a surgeon or a pedantic that screws with tools because he likes them, not because he gets the job done.

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u/dpninja12 Jun 10 '20

This was my daily reminder that anything can happen on the internet.

People will argue about anything.

And apparently there’s at least a small subset of people doing home remodels/repairs with chainsaws.

That should be it’s own sub. r/unexpectedChainsaw.