I have one of them kicking around my place somewhere too. One of my first jobs in Corporate America made the mistake of letting me order all of the department’s office supplies, so they bought me one of these and when I quit it came home with me.

I am using a cordless impact driver, which is like a cordless drill. Rather than what a lot of people imagine, an air driven impact wrench.

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My impact driver accepts the same bits I would use in my cordless drill. I do have some attachments so I can use sockets and such in it for auto repairs. But I now have a cordless impact wrench I use for that more often.

TIL!

TIL! Thanks.

I had no idea that is what these type bits are. I bought a whole bunch of the dewalt clam shell cases full of bits from woot years ago, two of the cases are all this type bit. I am moving those into my impact driver bag.

From the post:

Usually the boxes of screws come with the bottom, more silver bit. But today’s box had the duller grey, bit with a green lap band. No idea if one is better than the other or not.

That is where I was leaning too. It was the only bit I used today, and it performed well enough. I did strip one screw, but that was my fault, and it backed out just fine.

I have to remove the fence when we leave.

I did not have my hammer with me.

And I left the nails in the boards.

Almost all of them are T25 torx.

The 4" lag screws I had to buy were 95¢ each.

If needed.

The fence is 9 years old, and I am in New Mexico, so it is not a huge deal. That said, I only used very few interior screws.

Sojourn/Toril MUD, and yes it still exists. torilmud.org:9999

I have not played there much in a few years.

There is a group from there that plays on avatar too iirc.

I rescued a dog a few years ago that was living by the Rio grande (river on one side, ditches farms on the never) who had been rat poisoned. She likely was eating mice and other small animals that had been poisoned.

She was in a really bad place when I found her.

I have never gotten into the trackballs using your fingers. I have always used ones that manipulate the ball with your thumb.

Kensington was my first trackball 20 some years ago. I use an elecom now.

Ngl my ADHD deleted the middle chunk of your post and I totally missed the part about the Kensington. I even read the post multiple times and still missed all that.

I love trackballs for limited space.