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Looking back at my first big tool buy for the shop
I remember dropping about $2,500 on a used Chief E-Z Liner frame rack back in 2010. It felt like a huge risk at the time, but it let us take on way more complex jobs than just panel swaps. That machine paid for itself in under a year with the extra work we could do. Anyone else have an old piece of equipment that turned out to be a total game changer?
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lisaf3823d ago
Cheap tools just cost you more time (and maybe a finger).
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lane.cameron28d ago
Remember that old, cheap drill press? Yeah, ours was basically a wobbly death trap from a yard sale. You'd try to drill a hole and the whole thing would walk across the bench. We finally got a real one, and it was like going from a toy to an actual tool. Suddenly, holes were straight and parts didn't fly across the room.
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