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The accessories he uses (an arbor, a drill chuck, wrenches, and some weed wacker string) are readily available and affordable. The gadget is easy to put together, and I can see that it will function, in as much as it will spin the weed wacker string. I do have major issues with both its practicality and its safety, though.
What makes the DIY weed wacker so impractical?
Let’s deal with which tool is actually used. A cordless drill is on of the , and many people own one. Unfortunately, they don’t have the speed or torque (turning force) required to be effective here. So Bill uses a more powerful impact driver. These are designed for driving heavy-duty fixings, like if you were building a deck, for example. A useful tool for the serious DIYer, but much less common than a drill. Bill’s version costs around $160, but let’s assume you have one, and you put the DIY weed wacker together.
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