tublet cuddle punch asked:

I bought “foil” baking cups for my cup cakes, but half of them are white instead of foil. Am I supposed to put a white one inside of each foil one, or use them each separately?

From now on I am sticking to things I know…like climbing mountains in nepal and making bomb threats.

aivsdeveloper asked:

sander
screwdriver
and many more, too many to list

John asked:

For construction sites

justdennis asked:

Years ago I attended a H&G show and saw a vendor demonstrating something like a 10-powertools-in-1 kind of a setup. I remember that it can lathe, route, cut, grind, and a vacuum attachment plus more. The salesman made a “round on a post” (as the end of a leg on a table or chair or bedpost) in just a few minutes. And the whole thing can be rolled away and stored in a rather economical space. Anyone know the name of this tool / vendor?

Ray asked:

I’m not a mechanic, but I’m mechanically inclined. Can a non-mechanic, with basic tools change a power steering pump in an 89 Honda Accord? Has anyone done it and if so any pointers?
Thanks for the response! The part that worries me a little is getting the belts tensioned correctly. Any tricks or special tools required?

BuddMyster asked:

I got a older honda passport with aluminum rims. I’m thinking there is some kind of attachment to attach to one of my power tools and make this a non ellbo-greese event. The Aluminum is not smooth, it has a slight texture and full of holes. Oh and any type, steps, or product you could recommend. Thanks a billion.

Melissa Heiland and Kenneth asked:

What r some possible outcomes of improperly using power tools. Identify both personal injuries and vehicle damage that could occurs?

Katie asked:

I would like to start of by acknowledging that to somebody reading this, I may sound like a very easily irritated person, but I would like you to understand that I’m at my wits’ end here.

My next door neighbour is a stay at home husband, while his wife works full time. Him and his wife aren’t the most sociable - they say hello if we’re ever out gardening at the same time. Other that that, that’s as far as their communication goes. I have a serious problem though, the husband is a DIY fanatic (I think he’s building a boat) and everyday, without fail, is out in his back garden using his very noisy power tools for hours on end.

I have a two month old baby who can’t nap during the day because the tools keep her awake, thus she gets grumpy and since she is so young, I’m worried that her not being able to nap during the day may have some effect on her growth. The noise is one thing, but he can maybe use a electric saw for 10 second, stop it and then a few seconds later saw for anther 10 seconds. It’s driving me insane! Sometimes I just like weeping because of it all. I’ve even driven to my friends house, just so me and my baby could have a quiet nap.

I’ve asked the man to stop. I’ve asked the wife to ask her husband. I’ve even suggested that he stops for a few hours during the day. But according to him, it’s his “right” to use his tools whenever he wants. I’ve contacted my local authority who have came out and assessed the situation and the man’s tools are JUST under the noise limit and therefore they can’t do anything about it because he isn’t breaking any law.
We can’t move house because of the current financial climate and me and my husbands family live in Ireland so we can’t even stay with one of them during the day. I’m at my wits ends! Short of putting one of the power tool’s cord around the mans neck, does anybody else have any advice?

Thank you for all your time.
“Honestly, are you sure the noise is the reason your baby doesn’t nap?”
Yes, I’m sure. If the noise was consistant such as a lawnmower then maybe she would be able to sleep through it, but he usually uses saws which, like I said, he stops and starts every 10 seconds of so, thus she is constantly being startled and unable to sleep.

Hilary :] asked:

My computer is off, and we disconnected the external hard drive. It is currently in my garage. I have it near a power outlet, but can’t find the right cord for it :[! I can’t get ahold of my dad either for help. There is an important disk in one of the local disk C that I need to get out. How can I get open without power? Can I use tools, like a screwdriver, or something? Please help :[[[

BuddMyster asked:

I got a older honda passport with aluminum rims. I’m thinking there is some kind of attachment to attach to one of my power tools and make this a non ellbo-greese event. The Aluminum is not smooth, it has a slight texture and full of holes. Oh and any type, steps, or product you could recommend. Thanks a billion.