04 mai 2016

15 outils qu'on devrait avoir a la maison

L'article disait 15 outils pour les femmes
Voyons donc tabarfuck....
Je pense que des papas aussi aurait besoin de conseils en construction parfois..



1. Tape Measurer
You’ll need to keep one of these on hand for various projects, including measuring walls for painting projects, dimensions for wood cuts, or hanging pictures. Opt for a longer metal one, at least 25ft.
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2. Pliers
Great tool to remove stripped screws, but it can also assist with all types of pulling, pinching, stripping wire or even bending metal.
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3. Screwdriver Set
You can fix almost anything with this basic tool. It’s a good idea to buy a set with multiple Philips and flathead sizes so you can handle most DIY home maintenance jobs.
screwdriver set
4. Hammer
I’m sure most of you have a hammer at home, but invest in a nice claw hammer. This will help you drive nails but also remove the bent ones (or to remove nails if you make a mistake… which I’m sure never happens). Hammers on hand are great for hanging pictures, putting together some ready-to-assemble furniture or small woodworking projects.
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5. Socket Set
Get your nuts and bolts nice and tight with a good set of sockets. Most sets are pretty affordable (around $15) and come with an extension bar, ratchet, and a carrying case.
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6. Level
Take the guess work away and  forego eyeballing when trying to install pictures or shelving in your home. To level longer items, just add a board to the top of your level or invest in a laser level.
level
7. Staple Gun
I use my staple gun all the time for reupholstering chairs, making wood box valances, and other DIY projects around the house.
staple gun
8. Toolbox
You’ll need a place to store all of these handy tools. A larger one on rollers is great to move around your home or workshop.
toolbox
9. Power Drill
A rechargable drill is nice for your DIY projects that don’t require mega power. They’re light to carry and very affordable. Great to creating holes, and switch to a screwhead bit to quickly finish your projects.
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10. Orbital Palm Sander
If you need to remove a finish or old paint on a piece of furniture, invest in an orbital sander. Great for getting a smooth finish on large surfaces, and the palm sander version gives you great control.
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11. Stud Finder
When trying to install shelving or larger pictures, it’s best to nail straight into the wall stud. This tool is great to see behind the walls for you, unless you’re a pro and know how to properly knock on your drywall.
stud finder
12. Brad Nailer
Great power tool for the intermediate DIYer. Nail together window trim, chair rail, crown molding, picture frames and more with this handy tool that you’ll love to have in the home.
brad nailer
13. Jigsaw
I like to do a lot of free hand cuts to create cool shapes and this tool is the perfect addition to any DIYer’s workshop. Also, if you need to do minor somewhat straight cuts, this will do just fine. It’s small and easy to store, plus very affordable.
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14. Compound Miter Saw
Get a nice neat finish with this amazing power tool. You’ll get accurate cuts, especially if yours comes with a laser. Also creates 45 degree angles for moldings, trim and other decorative projects. Also useful for making short, quick cuts on basic projects.
compound miter saw
15. Circular Saw
This is a lifesaver for larger projects with multiple cuts. They’re light weight and portable, plus give a great finished edge. Don’t be intimated; you’ll get used to the power and blade quickly and then find dozens of uses for this power tool.
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1 commentaire:

Anonyme a dit...

Encore faut-il avoir les compétences pour les utiliser! ;)