I have been wondering for a while now so I though I would go ahead and post this question.
What has been the best tool that you have had to work on you bus with, what you use it
For fab work a steel cutting circular saw, for removing the millions of torx fasteners in a Setra, Bosch 10.8v lithium impact driver.
This forum, via my computer and the internet.
Also cordless 14 v makita
In order
1. Check book........Have used it for just about everything?
2. Battery powered tools with lots of extra batteries :)
Skip
I have an Eagle so a sawzall and a welder. another thousand feet of tubing and maybe I will get to graduate to all the other tools you guys have. :D
steve
A table saw.
Dorm sized refrigerator in shop.
The look on my wife's face when I say "Honey, I really could use one of those".
She smiles and says "Sure"
That's all I need! ;)
Paul
Quote from: Bob Gil on June 23, 2008, 10:34:08 AM
I have been wondering for a while now so I though I would go ahead and post this question.
What has been the best tool that you have had to work on you bus with, what you use it
My punnie little Demented BRAIN.....
Nick-
Wow! Tough decision to make here, I'd have to agree with Jim, without this computer I would be totally lost. This site and the others have been an absolute wealth of information and help........!
Without a doubt, the computer! I can use a stone for everything else :o ;D ugh! ugh!
Without question a big hammer. Now nothing fits so everything is in sync. John
My neighbor friend who is always willing to hold, cut, crawl, polish, clean or burn anything I ask him! ;D
This "tool" is without a doubt the most important and valuable item I have in my tool box during the conversion journey!
Grant
Sacramento
Brain,
Computer,
Manuals,
Books,
Drill Doctor,
Kreg Pocket Hole Jig,
Cordless tools,
Air Compressor,
Air Tools,
Understanding wife that is the greatest help anyone could ask for.
I have many tools but my much have are:
Computer with Design Cad and internet for search & MAK
An electric right angle 4.5" cut off saw, 18volts cordless power tool kit, IR temp. gun, Mig-welder, air bottle jack and laser locator & level.
And what Dallas said....Understanding wife that is the greatest help anyone could ask for.
Sojourn for Christ, Jerry
PS....the above list is before wood working project to do interior.
It occurred to me that there was a similar discussion of this topic a few years ago. I did a quick search and it turns out it was just about 2 years ago almost to the exact day. For those wish to dig a bit deeper into this, I post the link..
http://www.busconversions.com/bbs/index.php?topic=1032.0
MAK board and BNO board by far. I still don't know how the old guys did this before Al Gore invented the internet. The rest of the stuff I can usually get out of my tool box.
David