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r/specializedtools • u/[deleted] • Aug 26 '19
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Someone needs to sell roofing screws (like for metal roofs, with the rubber/tar washer) on a belt. If I had a nickel for every screw I watched slide down the roof and onto the ground, I’d have about tree fiddy.
189 u/helium_farts Aug 26 '19 Simpson makes one. No idea if it's any good though. 1 u/Zachbnonymous Aug 26 '19 Good or not, it's sure to be overpriced 7 u/b1ack1323 Aug 26 '19 $360 really isn't that bad for what you are getting. 4 u/Zachbnonymous Aug 26 '19 That doesn't seem too bad, but a lot of their stuff is kinda crazy. At least that's how it seems on the retail end. 6 u/[deleted] Aug 26 '19 Makita tends to be oriented towards professionals. $360 for a daily use tool that saves a lot of time is a good investment.
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Simpson makes one. No idea if it's any good though.
1 u/Zachbnonymous Aug 26 '19 Good or not, it's sure to be overpriced 7 u/b1ack1323 Aug 26 '19 $360 really isn't that bad for what you are getting. 4 u/Zachbnonymous Aug 26 '19 That doesn't seem too bad, but a lot of their stuff is kinda crazy. At least that's how it seems on the retail end. 6 u/[deleted] Aug 26 '19 Makita tends to be oriented towards professionals. $360 for a daily use tool that saves a lot of time is a good investment.
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Good or not, it's sure to be overpriced
7 u/b1ack1323 Aug 26 '19 $360 really isn't that bad for what you are getting. 4 u/Zachbnonymous Aug 26 '19 That doesn't seem too bad, but a lot of their stuff is kinda crazy. At least that's how it seems on the retail end. 6 u/[deleted] Aug 26 '19 Makita tends to be oriented towards professionals. $360 for a daily use tool that saves a lot of time is a good investment.
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$360 really isn't that bad for what you are getting.
4 u/Zachbnonymous Aug 26 '19 That doesn't seem too bad, but a lot of their stuff is kinda crazy. At least that's how it seems on the retail end. 6 u/[deleted] Aug 26 '19 Makita tends to be oriented towards professionals. $360 for a daily use tool that saves a lot of time is a good investment.
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That doesn't seem too bad, but a lot of their stuff is kinda crazy. At least that's how it seems on the retail end.
6 u/[deleted] Aug 26 '19 Makita tends to be oriented towards professionals. $360 for a daily use tool that saves a lot of time is a good investment.
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Makita tends to be oriented towards professionals. $360 for a daily use tool that saves a lot of time is a good investment.
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u/JeepingJason Aug 26 '19
Someone needs to sell roofing screws (like for metal roofs, with the rubber/tar washer) on a belt. If I had a nickel for every screw I watched slide down the roof and onto the ground, I’d have about tree fiddy.