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Why does it seem that if you put away a tool that you're certain you're finished with you will need it instantly? (Contributed by Don Woods)
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What was deader than a doornail before hammers? (Contributed by Don F.)
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Why do we table a plan in order to plan a table? (Contributed by Don F.)
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Why do we call it a 2x4 when it is really 1 1/2" x 3 1/2" ? (Contributed by Kenneth Mack)
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Do they make silencers for staple guns? (Contributed by Jim Adams)
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If something is as dead as a door nail does that imply that the door nail was once alive? (Contributed by Pat Walter)
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If all else fails shouldn't you switch to power tools? (Contributed by Shane Thompson)
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Does that screwdriver really belong to Phillip? (Contributed by Jonathan Caldwell)
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Why is it easier to take things apart than to put them back together? (Contributed by Mervyn)
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How did they make sure that the very first level was level? (Contributed by The Vent on AccessAtlanta.com)
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If you nail the tool shed shut, how do you put the hammer away? (Contributed by Brain Droppings)
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If we borrow our neighbour's tools, are we robbing the tool manufacturer of the revenue they deserve? (Contributed by Canary)
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How can anything be on the level when the world is round? (Contributed by B.S.)
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Should you throw away the old bucket before you know whether the new one holds water? (Contributed by S.P.)
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Are some power saws a cut above the rest? (Contributed by Thom)
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Which end of its head would a hammerhead shark use to remove a nail? (Contributed by David G. Uffelman)
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When the first axe was developed, did people put it on their chopping list? (Contributed by Joe)
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How come if you only have one nail, it will bend? (Contributed by Ralphie)
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How come every new project requires a tool that you don’t have? (Contributed by Ralphie)
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