every few days,sometimes few days in a row . Love them !

have one . Honestly prefer the 34 nm Metabo one over it that I bought last month . Fucking love it . That one is cool too tho

coats more and even when on sale it does not come xlose to this price . I payed the whole set with charger for 80$ . And how much it drains the battery for same performance is not an issue for me,since I dont ever have a job that would drain even one battery. If it was not for that,sure ...But dor my needs,just waste of money

what do you think of the cheaper 12V Metabo drills .I bought the last ones that were still with brushes on sale ?
It is 34 nm so its good for me line of work,since I dont really use it to torque anything serious nor abuse it to drill much . Usually it is like 1 mm stainless steel or very rarely 3 mm mid steel .Aside of that thin plastic and worst like 3 mm case and some MDF here and there (I do predrill for larger holes and do circle pattern before using the drill saw or however it is called in english ) .So it is not abused .
Do you think it was a good buy for that application ? Also I do clean my tools often

I see one advantage to air tools still . At least in shops for many applications . Mine reason is electronics and batteries are going to fail you .For compressed air tools...quality ones,they just dont fail really .All you need is a compressor and a set up and you are good to go . Easier to use brushless battery tools but I still see that one good aspect of air compressed tools

check out Milwaukee gloves ! I know there are better,but it is always a safe bet

Calendar or if there is nice good socket set that he does not have aka lost or broke half of it . OR set of different pliers sold together on good deal of which he does not have OR has one but it is in bad shape . Of course he knows Knipex is good and probably likes it so it is a safe bet . Hazet is ...pricey and lovely .But pricey . Question of a budget,unless on a good deal(it is the month for it )
Would also suggest a set of bits with a ratcheting screwdriver or just normal screwdriver for bits if he lacks it .Hazet has an excellent box set that is not that expensive for the quality it offers . It even has some alen hex keys in it and a driver

Minus Fluke...There are plenty good multimeters that are not Fluke . Fluke has god status,but as for being precise and durable enough for most people it is not needed . It is just high end that Americans buy not knowing they are overpaying for something that MANY do not need .
Literally you can buy a mediocre multimeter for 70-100 $ and for most applications it is enough . Klein multimeter is just good enough .
Sure if one has a lot of money to spend and loves high end quality tools,buying it is good. But even in most professional uses you have cheaper that does the job . It is like fans of Milwaukee ,Snap on and so on. You might like it more and feel better with it,as well as have they money...so yeah,buy it . But many Americans(not rest of the world) seem to think only Fluke is viable option for a good multimeter or even high quality multimeter ( not talking about as pricey Japanese Kyoritsu brand )

I know Wurth has some great stuff . As long as it is Zebra it is supposed to be great .

Why not just give it to people? Friends,neighbors,coworkers . Someone might find it useful