Yellow Tools

Like heavy duty trucks, I like heavy duty tools.

That's why all my tools are yellow.

I have to admit it.  I am not a handy man at all.  I sell networking products for a living.

 In fact, I have all the tools I need: a credit card and a telephone. 

However, every so often Jocelyn will ask me to fix something around the house.  Other times I will get really inspired and attempt to build something.  Whenever I try to fix anything, I  follow the same pattern:

Get out my tools (the good part)

Attempt to fix the problem (e.g. repair a door or something)

Rapidly become enraged as my attempts to build anything erode into a litany of swear words.

Call my father in law, Andy, to fix the problem.

Ok, fixing things aren't all that bad for two reasons:

I get to swear a lot around the house (it feels good to blow off some aggression from the week and I can 'cuss with the best of them) 

But most of all, I get to use my Dewalt Tools.

If you can't build anything, you might as well look good while you are doing it.    That is why I have standardized on Yellow Tools.  I am sure other tools are nice (Milwaukee or Bosch) but the fact is

"If your tools are yellow, everything will be all right."

I have two Dewalt Products:

Cordless Drill:

For a detailed description click here:

http://www.dewalt.com/us/products/tool_detail.asp?productID=2763

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Look at that power - and cordless !

 

An industrial grade power saw:

http://www.dewalt.com/us/products/tool_detail.asp?productID=249

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It just feels good to use my Dewalt circular saw

Two summers ago, I used this saw (actually, my father in law and his assistant, Jopee, used the saw)  to build my deck.  It cut through the lumber like a hot knife through butter.

Dewalt Gear:

I also have a Dewalt hat that I like to wear on the weekends.  To purchase Dewalt merchandise, go to:

http://www.dewalt.com/us/gear/