Scott Ribe wrote:
I've
never used a hammer to put in a screw.
So I guess you're one of those ivory-tower theory-purist academic types, at
least when it comes to home repairs. As a more practical person myself, let
me just say that sometimes a 3lb hammer is exactly the right tool to get a
screw set in quickly ;-)
I would love to argue with this, but I just can't. I have more then once
used the following for a major repair:
1. Duct tape (admit it, you all have)
2. A paperclip (got my car started)
3. A hammer (It hurts the wrist less then a screwdriver)
4. Golf tees (used in place of screws to keep my dishwasher in place)
5. Tar sealant (can pretty much seal any leak)
Joshua D. Drake
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