Comments on: 25 Days of Fuego: Day 17 Winner — Another Chance to Win http://toolmonger.com/2006/12/18/25-days-of-fuego-day-17-winner-another-chance-to-win/ All tools. All the time. Your source for news, information, and reviews of hand tools, power tools, and tools of all kinds. Tue, 07 Oct 2008 04:43:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: toyota cincinnati http://toolmonger.com/2006/12/18/25-days-of-fuego-day-17-winner-another-chance-to-win/#comment-107006 toyota cincinnati Sun, 19 Aug 2007 23:13:43 +0000 http://toolmonger.com/2006/12/18/25-days-of-fuego-day-17-winner-another-chance-to-win/#comment-107006 <strong>toyota cincinnati</strong> They don’t preserve very much of the original sound, and they distort it quite a bit in the name of increasing the bass power. toyota cincinnati

They don’t preserve very much of the original sound, and they distort it quite a bit in the name of increasing the bass power.

]]> By: Stephen Heil http://toolmonger.com/2006/12/18/25-days-of-fuego-day-17-winner-another-chance-to-win/#comment-7918 Stephen Heil Tue, 19 Dec 2006 03:51:24 +0000 http://toolmonger.com/2006/12/18/25-days-of-fuego-day-17-winner-another-chance-to-win/#comment-7918 If I won the Fuego, I’d jump into a fireplace mantel project. Our house currently has a slab of 4x12 pine and I'd like to do some thing a bit more decorative. Thaks for hosting the ToolMonger Site! --- Steve If I won the Fuego, I’d jump into a fireplace mantel project. Our house currently has a slab of 4×12 pine and I’d like to do some thing a bit more decorative.

Thaks for hosting the ToolMonger Site!
— Steve

]]> By: Bill Gambardella http://toolmonger.com/2006/12/18/25-days-of-fuego-day-17-winner-another-chance-to-win/#comment-7915 Bill Gambardella Tue, 19 Dec 2006 03:38:33 +0000 http://toolmonger.com/2006/12/18/25-days-of-fuego-day-17-winner-another-chance-to-win/#comment-7915 Spoke with my brother today and we decided that for Christmas we are going to build my nephew (his son) a treehouse. We are currently going over some websites that have plans and material lists. When we were growing up we never had a place to go to call our own and get away from mom and dad. A hideaway we could have friends over, trade baseball cards, hold secret meetings and talk about girls. We decided to not let the boy miss out on this piece of Americana. We also plan to use heavy duty lumber and make it strong enough so his dad and uncle can go up there and enjoy it also. Spoke with my brother today and we decided that for Christmas we are going to build my nephew (his son) a treehouse. We are currently going over some websites that have plans and material lists. When we were growing up we never had a place to go to call our own and get away from mom and dad. A hideaway we could have friends over, trade baseball cards, hold secret meetings and talk about girls. We decided to not let the boy miss out on this piece of Americana. We also plan to use heavy duty lumber and make it strong enough so his dad and uncle can go up there and enjoy it also.

]]> By: Chris Slingluff http://toolmonger.com/2006/12/18/25-days-of-fuego-day-17-winner-another-chance-to-win/#comment-7890 Chris Slingluff Tue, 19 Dec 2006 01:11:40 +0000 http://toolmonger.com/2006/12/18/25-days-of-fuego-day-17-winner-another-chance-to-win/#comment-7890 In my shed/workshop my wife has an old oval kitchen table which she uses as a gardening table. The table however it is too deep (it’s difficult to reach the far side when potting stuff) and does not make good use of the space being oval. I am going to make a replacement gardening table for her this winter. The table will be a scaled down version of my work bench. I intend to have a little trap door in the top so that she can open it and sweep trash of soil back down in the bucket she can store below it. I will be cutting some shelves as she needs a place to store all her pots, soils, tools, etc. I will also be constructing some 4 wheel dollies so that she can keep her spare dirt in large pots beneath the table that she will be able to wheel where she needs. I hope to win your contest so that I may use this speedy saw to quickly complete these winter project for my wife, making her happy and reclaiming space in my workshop for me. In my shed/workshop my wife has an old oval kitchen table which she uses as a gardening table. The table however it is too deep (it’s difficult to reach the far side when potting stuff) and does not make good use of the space being oval. I am going to make a replacement gardening table for her this winter. The table will be a scaled down version of my work bench. I intend to have a little trap door in the top so that she can open it and sweep trash of soil back down in the bucket she can store below it. I will be cutting some shelves as she needs a place to store all her pots, soils, tools, etc. I will also be constructing some 4 wheel dollies so that she can keep her spare dirt in large pots beneath the table that she will be able to wheel where she needs.

I hope to win your contest so that I may use this speedy saw to quickly complete these winter project for my wife, making her happy and reclaiming space in my workshop for me.

]]> By: Chris Murray http://toolmonger.com/2006/12/18/25-days-of-fuego-day-17-winner-another-chance-to-win/#comment-7843 Chris Murray Mon, 18 Dec 2006 18:00:27 +0000 http://toolmonger.com/2006/12/18/25-days-of-fuego-day-17-winner-another-chance-to-win/#comment-7843 I desperately need a new shed, the current one, looks like it is older than my house (25 years), and has a leaky roof. I can't keep the yard tools in there because I do not want them to rust. So now I'm left with my lawn mower, chainsaws, weed eater, etc in my garage, hogging my valuable shop space! If I won the Fuego, I'd use it to build myself a new shed, and make it even larger, so that I can move all the non-shop things out of the garage, and into the shed. If I get carried away, I might just build a shop. :) And I guess after that, I can use the Fuego to start my "Honey do" list. I desperately need a new shed, the current one, looks like it is older than my house (25 years), and has a leaky roof. I can’t keep the yard tools in there because I do not want them to rust. So now I’m left with my lawn mower, chainsaws, weed eater, etc in my garage, hogging my valuable shop space!

If I won the Fuego, I’d use it to build myself a new shed, and make it even larger, so that I can move all the non-shop things out of the garage, and into the shed. If I get carried away, I might just build a shop. :) And I guess after that, I can use the Fuego to start my “Honey do” list.

]]> By: Kevin Cooney http://toolmonger.com/2006/12/18/25-days-of-fuego-day-17-winner-another-chance-to-win/#comment-7841 Kevin Cooney Mon, 18 Dec 2006 17:32:27 +0000 http://toolmonger.com/2006/12/18/25-days-of-fuego-day-17-winner-another-chance-to-win/#comment-7841 I just moved into an old house (circa 1930) that's luckily in great shape. The radiator in each room has one of those old-style radiator covers covering it, except the one in the master bedroom, which is bare. As a beginning woodworker, I think copying the other radiator covers for this bare one would be the perfect project for me to start out with, since they're mostly right angles and butt joints. My tool set it pretty limited (the only thing I own that plugs in is a jigsaw), and I know the Fuego would make this job a snap. I just moved into an old house (circa 1930) that’s luckily in great shape. The radiator in each room has one of those old-style radiator covers covering it, except the one in the master bedroom, which is bare. As a beginning woodworker, I think copying the other radiator covers for this bare one would be the perfect project for me to start out with, since they’re mostly right angles and butt joints. My tool set it pretty limited (the only thing I own that plugs in is a jigsaw), and I know the Fuego would make this job a snap.

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