battery powered impact for power, and either swivel sockets or long wrenches for hand

 

they are nice, but the open end sides suck, the head opens up very easily and round stuff off...but the ratcheting side is sweeeet!

 

power tool- saw zaw and angle grinder

hand tool-any type of hammer that will beat stuff into or out of place

 

pnumatic:air hammer
electric: sawzall batt and cord
hand: darn, I tried for 20 min, but I can't pick ONE! I have over $20,000 in tools and use most of them daily.

 

power tool - impact wrench
hand tool - good ol screwdriver

 

By far and away, my favorite "power" tool- Lincoln PT185 AC/DC TIG
Hand tool- Craftsman ratchet wrenches

I dreamed of ratchet wrenches before they came out...and when they did I was like...."Praise JESUS!!!" I think everytime I use them I think...damn...these are the best.

 

SLEDGE HAMMER - duh!!!

 

I'm a little surprized "the one between my legs" hasn't surfaced!?!

 

power- IR 3/8 impact

hand- Matco screwdrivers & matco 1/4 locking swivel rachet (I cant have one favorite haha)

 

Amen!!!

 

the reason is most of the guys even gals can't figure it out if it's a hand tool or a power tool

 

Vice Grips
Impact Wrench

 

I have just learned of the glory that is the breaker bar. (Good way to keep my ratchets in good working order - while they are Craftsman, I would still prefer to avoid the whole hassle of driving to the store for a warranty return).

Again, I also love the internet as well (amazing what you can find here - who would have known it was good for more than midget porn? - j/k)

 

yep there's all types of porn the internet is good for

 

Power = Chiansaw with 36inch Bar

Hand = BFH

yeah i think that makes me just a tad distructive

 

Power: 4 1/2" Angle Grinder with a cutting disk. There isnt anything you cant do with that! I swear, the best 20 bucks i ever spent at Harbor Freight!

Hand: Most any Craftsman Professional line hand tools for Electricians. I know I know, but i do electrical work, not mechanical. Though i wish i had the know how, tools, space, and time......

 

Growing up in MI, i'm all about the breaker bar and a 5 lb beater.

 

Power tool: 1/2'' Snap-On Impact

Hand Tool: Stanley Ratcheting Wrenches

 

gotta say the skewdriver for getting those hard to reach screws or putting self tappers in somewhere tight.

http://www.pro-fit-intl.com/skewdriver/

 

MIG, Sawzall, and the 4.5" Grinder and I can make anything I want

a metric socket rail and a long flex head ratchet will let me take any part I want out of a junkyard and put it on my truck