Tim's Favorite Tools

Tools are a key to making a job go smoothly. http://go.askthebuilder.com/NewsletterSignupNow Tim Carter shares how to select tools that are helpful and time-saving to make your jobs a little easier. Some of his favorite hand tools include a wood rasp and a pipe cutter. A rasp is a great wood working tool to give you a professional look. This AsktheBuilder.com video is a great tool for you.

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[13heavymetal]

I love your videos. Can you do some more videos on jig saws?

[AsktheBuilder]

I'll try. What do you want to see?

[bgeorgic]

Where did you purchase the Countersink/Phipps at? I have been searching and dreaming of a tool like that for years now! Thanks!

[AsktheBuilder]

Sears had it at the time.

[zakamooza]

can you make a "Tim's Favorite Tools 2 " ? plz

[13heavymetal]

I was just thinking maybe: methods for cutting straight lines, what orbital settings are better for different types of wood. Thank You

[jws54]

hey Tim, you've got some good choices.

I used to always carry my little scriber and a nail set. These days, I am never far from my rasp.

Thanks for sharing some good info.

[mortson978]

yeah, you're probably right. Oh well, Don't blame me, I didn't vote obama.

[AsktheBuilder]

I agree with you. I'm not one of his acolytes. I disagree with some of his points. Bailout? Bwahahahahahaha. That's wasted money, and it's not going to work. The only thing that's going to save this great nation is what's always saved us: Small Businesses like mine and the hundreds of thousands out there. We need to stop talking politics here. Not the right venue. Sorry.

[mortson978]

Right, and I like the way he is tough on everybody in the interviews, but the way he supported the bailouts, and corporate welfare, among other forms of socialism just made me question his intelligence. You tell me: Has the bailout worked thus far?