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Consider Aesthetics and Practicality in Tool Selection

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Master Electrician gives Advice on what tools to buy as a New Electrician, Thoughts? #electrician

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What happens here

Finally, the Master Electrician is asked about his opinion on 'red' tools. He firmly states, 'I don't like red' when referring to hand tools. However, he clarifies this by adding, 'I do like red power tools,' implicitly referring to brands like Milwaukee, which are known for their red-colored power tools. He then expresses disdain for small, red-handled 'kid screwdrivers,' stating they look like toys he would have given for Christmas when his interlocutor was a child, implying they are not suitable for serious electrical work.

Goal: Reflect on personal preferences and the perceived quality based on tool design and aesthetics.

Tools and materials

  • Red Power Tools Milwaukee — Clarifying preference for power tools of a specific color (implying Milwaukee)
  • Small Red Screwdrivers — Illustrating tools deemed unsuitable for professional electrical work

What they say

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could cut the crimp. But this round here is nice >> for steak on, right? >> Yeah. For steak. >> What do you think about red though? Yeah. How do you feel about red? >> I don't like red. >> You like red power tools though? >> I do. I do like red power tools. You know, I like bits, but just for some reason, these tools, these little kid screwdrivers, these look like what I got you when you were a kid for Christmas.

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