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Win A Veto Pro Pac XL

by Chris     March 01, 2009    

Congratulation to user PutnamEco. He is the winner of the Veto Pro Pac XL
It is time for the second Tool-Rank.com giveaway, and I have made the giveaway even easier. You only have to review 5 tools, and be a registered member. This time the prize is the much loved VETO PRO PAC XL Tool Bag. These are high quility, and high priced tool bags that should hopfully last you a lifetime. Be sure to read the complete rules below.
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The Gutster Demo Bar

by Chris     February 27, 2009    

I am always on the lookout for cool tools, and The Gutster is definitely one of them. As you can see from the title, it is a demolition bar. I am not in the destruction business myself, but seeing what this tool can do sure makes it look like a lot of fun.

A few key features of The Gutster are: a long handle that will keep you standing upright, a wedged shaped tip that allows you to get under all those pesky boards, a forked tip that allows you to twist and remove 2x4s, and a nail puller if you need it. They have 3 sizes available (40" 32" 24") all under $44, and can be purchased from their website. See the video after the break.

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Man With Pocket Knife Saves Life

by Chris     February 26, 2009    


[Photo by Jeffrey Roberts / Daily Hampshire Gazette ]

Golden Nozzle car wash customer John A. O'Leary was riding through the car wash when he noticed something was terribly wrong. Yards away, fighting for her life inside the car wash was 19-year-old employee Stephanie Carpluk. The lone attendant had taken a short-cut through the car rails and her scarf had become ensnared in one of the wash's rotating mechanical brushes. The machinery had pulled the scarf tightly around her neck and was quickly strangling her. Unable to free herself, Carpluk passed out. Within seconds, O'Leary sprung from his car and pulled out a pocket knife that he was carrying and cut her free. Noticing she wasn't breathing, he began mouth-to-mouth resuscitation until Carpluk could once again breath on her own... undeniably saving the young woman's life. - autoblog

Be Prepared, the Boy Scout motto is simple but true. John was prepared and he was able to save a life just because he carried a simple tool and remembered the CPR training he received in the 70's. This is the reason every man and women should carry some type of pocket knife at all times. It doesn't not have to be big, and you want to be sure you are following your state and local laws, but it should always be sharp. One thing you learn quickly is a sharp knife is a safe knife.

Blog Cabin Final Voting

by Chris     February 25, 2009    
This is the last week for voting so if you haven't done so yet, be sure to get your votes in. This week Blog Cabin has also revealed that they will have two "cabin cams" so we can see the daily progress of the project, as well as photo slide shows and videos to keep us all up to date. They have also mentioned a new feature built just for the readers, and say we will be "surprised and delighted". I guess we wait and see.

Here are the last 3 voting options:

Street Name
  1. Dreamcatcher Drive
  2. Lucky Dog Lane
  3. Castle Pines Drive
  4. Consensus Court
Treehouse Design
  1. Traditional Treehouse
  2. Modern Treehouse
Man Cave Wall Paint Color
  1. Umber
  2. Tigereye
  3. Enticing Red
  4. Basket Beige
  5. Alexandrite
  6. Gambol Gold

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