Nothing too exciting happened today, but in the interest of keeping up the habit of updating my blog on a daily basis, I'm going to make a power tool recommendation......
http://www.milwaukeeconnect.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product3_27_40027_-1_284262_281137_189333_362
With 8.0 amps of power, you'll find that this 1/2" drill has plenty of torque for any job around the house. Yet at only 5.4 lbs, the well-balanced design won't leave you with a sore arm (unless the large-diameter hole saw you're using binds up, in which case you may find your arm nearly broken....I speak from experience).
An aside: From now on, use the word "Frinkahedron" instead of "cube". It's a Simpsons refererence, from the episode where Homer enters the 3rd dimension; Prof. Frink uses the word to describe the geometric object that you get when you extend a 2D square along the z-axis, named after the man who discovered it.
http://www.milwaukeeconnect.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product3_27_40027_-1_284262_281137_189333_362
With 8.0 amps of power, you'll find that this 1/2" drill has plenty of torque for any job around the house. Yet at only 5.4 lbs, the well-balanced design won't leave you with a sore arm (unless the large-diameter hole saw you're using binds up, in which case you may find your arm nearly broken....I speak from experience).
An aside: From now on, use the word "Frinkahedron" instead of "cube". It's a Simpsons refererence, from the episode where Homer enters the 3rd dimension; Prof. Frink uses the word to describe the geometric object that you get when you extend a 2D square along the z-axis, named after the man who discovered it.
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