Walao, same modus operandi leh. I also beo fully packed bus to drop me at Whitley for free. But unlikely to have met you because different era.
Aiya, 本是同根生，相煎何太急.
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What tool box to get ? Black & Decker or Bosch ?
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Walao, same modus operandi leh. I also beo fully packed bus to drop me at Whitley for free. But unlikely to have met you because different era.
Aiya, 本是同根生，相煎何太急.
Only 1 bus stop away lah.
Since it was too early for classes would sometimes go elsewhere like the nearby Orchid Inn for lunch, or go to Orchard Rd area & pass the time there with some friends.
In SG, if you talk about wall, it'll mean concrete, especially HDB flats.
I believe we don't have wooden house.
That means you need at least a impact drill or hammer drill.
Forget about the 3.7v drill.
That is for just screwing around only...
Get the cheaper version of hammer drill n a handful of suitable drill bits in case they snaps.
Never use batts. B the cable guy.
So this one is impact or hammer ? Can make it or not ?
This one doesn't look like impact nor hammer to me.
Usually on those impact/hammer drill, you'll have a switch on it to select for normal screwing or wall drilling.
I also had workshop classes at Swiss Cottage. Workshop classes were enjoyable for me as I get to make things. We had woodwork and metalwork. For woodwork classes, I remember we made a letter-box, a wooden tray and a wooden pen holder. For metalwork, I can only remember we made a small hammer with a wooden handle, and a hinge. I recall that we had to buy and wear a dark blue apron for workshop classes and and that apron also double as protection during lab classes.
After workshop classes, I will usually have a quick lunch at the tuckshop at Swiss Cottage before walking down to school just down the road towards Newton Circus.
Lots of Bosch tools are now made in China same their drill bits too.
Mine is made in Germany! :-)
That is very very good. It lasts forever only need to change carbon brushes.
There are some European brands still made by themselves which are very good but not available here, guess they will not be able to compete.
Yes. DeWalt is preferred by professional tradesmen, and is built for real work. The only thing I know that justifies its higher cost is that it is "double-insulated" when compared to its B&D cousin. But for us home DIYs and hobbyists Black and Decker is cool enough. I even have their portable/adjustable workbench (never used).
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