/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1904004
>and you know exactly when your car is going to break down.
I don't know which car you drive, but mine has given me 0 problems during many years. The worst case was a flat battery. And the car comes with a basic toolkit to take the battery out, no extra tools needed. It's not like I could fix my car on the go if a wheel bearing fails, for example, I don't carry spares of every piece on my car.
>it sounds like you arent the type to fix your own vehicle anyway
Yeah, duh, I change the oil and filters and that's it. If something major were to break I just take it to the mechanic, not everybody is willing to take the time to do more serious repairs. That's why I carry a multitool.
>Who knows, the point is moot when you have a toolbox in your car like 99% of the rest of this board.
>People do X, you should do X too.
Who cares what others do, that's dogmatism, it works for me, that's pragmatism.
>You didn't actually give any valid reasons you would knowingly walk out of the store without paying 20 cents to have your panel cut.
Have you considered not all stores have a panel cutting service?
>Just projections on how much better of a human being you are than someone working at home depot.
Dude, you're the one who's been projecting all this time. Maybe address that issue and you'll acknowledge that carrying small tools for small jobs is ok.
>or wearing your man jewelry multi-tool on your belt to look like a manly man when you are going to call for a tow when you get a flat tire.
You know 99% of cars nowadays come with a spare tire, jack and lug wrench? Do I need to carry an impact driver or an oxy-acetylene torch just in case? You sound like a prepper type autist. Also projection.
>Worrying about your preception is hiding away from the panel cutting guy because you think he might be rough
So much projection. Stop sperging out about what other people do, jeez.